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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-02
STANDS
By BYITsslJNDAY
NIGHT SERVICES
Anti Saloon Organization Says
Sheriff Has Given No Warn
ing" as Result, of Meeting

Sheriff Roses intimation In an inter
view yesterday that he warned the
Anti-SaloOn league that 1t could not
conduct religious services such as
that held at the Popular theater last
Sunday is taken vigorous exception to
by DR.. John w. Wadman, superintend-
ent Of the league.
In communication to the Star-Bul-
letin today DR.. Wadman makes it plain
that the Anti-Saloon league does not
for q moment admit that such plan
as that of the services at the Popular
Is In violation of any Sunday-c closing
Law, territorial statute or municipal
ordinance.
DR.. Wadman's communication fol-
lows:
Honolulu, T. H., Oct 2, 1914.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin:
"Sir--I notice that Sheriff Rose is
reported In your issue of yesterday
to have said to me that he warned
me against having any more moving
picture services such as was held IN
the Popular theater last Sunday un-
der the auspiceS of the Anti-Saloon
league. In reply to this, wish to
state that | did not call at the sher-
iff's office with Mr.. Waller as stated
in your interview, nor did the sheriff
tender me any such official warning,
nor did / make any such rash and
foolish promises regarding the atti-
tude and action of others, because in
the first place / had no authority to
do so for the Church Federation or
any other religious body of men, and
In the second place the Anti-Saloon.
league still holds that the religious
services held in the Popular last Sun
day with free admission, open doors, a
general invitation to old and young,
and no collection even, presents an
entirely different proposition to that
of the proposed plan of the CeEsoli-
dated Amusement Company with their
green ticket premium scheme as
money making enterprise. -.@-&.<
Two days ago I did say to Sheriff
Rose over the phone upon inquiring
il he intended to enforce the law in
regard to the proposed plan of the
Consolidated Amusement Company,
that in doing so | felt sure that he
would have the cordial backing of all
the religious bodies Of Honolulu, in
cluding the Anti-Saloon league.
"Ycurs truly ..1..-<
r.. - JOHN w. WADMAN."
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stated that two vessels arrived on
Tanning -the Nurnberg and collier
said to be named the Tsingtau. which.
IL correct, indicates that this freighter
brought coal from the Orient.
Nurnberg Cut British Cable.
One Of the first acts Of the Nurn-
berg, which departed from Honolulu
on the night OF September |, was to
steam within few miles Of Fanning
island where after some time spent
in graphing the British cable con-
Meeting Vancouver with New Zealand
and Australia was severed In two
places.
Meanwhile German collier, said
to be the Tsingtau and declared 10
have accompanied the Numbers to
the cable station, landed an invading
party, armed with rifles and cut
lasses, who gained the northern end
of the island by means Of several
small boats.
The visitors reached the island IN
a roundabout way, coming upon the
cable station and completely surpris-
ing the colony OF score Of officers
operators and laborers. Several quick
firing guns had been brought to shore
by the men on the collier.
From the Nurnberg Captain Carl
Won Schoenberg and several officers
and few men reached the island
from almost an opposite direction.
The German parties met within
short distance Of the main building
where the intricate instruments for
relaying cable messages are kept
The operating staf then on watch
was not advised OF the arrival Of the
Germans, according to reports. until
the delegation stepped across the
threshold and entered the apartment
occupied by the operators. Communi-
cation had been interrupted for some
hours and IL was this that served to
engage the united attention Of the
British cable. colony. resulting In the
unopposed landing upon the pat Of
the Germans.
Germans Partially Wreck Plant.
Only few words followed, In which
Captain Won Schoenberg courteously
informed General Manager r. W.
Bains Of the British cable station that
himself and stan would be required to
ON the upper floor, and quarters for
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definitely. They may not be offered
again in the east until financial con-
dftions improve very materially. and
the chief executive admits the hoped
for Improvement can scarcely be ex-
pected as long as the European war
continues. Treasurer Conkling includ-
ed in his cable the words leaving to-
day" Whether this means he is start
ing home at once, or whether he Is
going to Washington Is not known.
The governor Is taking it for granted
that he will return Immediately, and
1t is accepted as certain that no fur
ther effort to sell the government
paper In the states will be made for q
time at least.
The governor believes the European
war is directly responsible for the
lack of interest shown by investors.
There is really no open financial mar
ket in New York and has not been
since the European nations began
mobilization on August l. Such trad
ing as has been done has been be-
tween firms. The market has been
still further demoralized by the dump
ing Of huge lots Of securities Of all
sorts by European syndicates, seeking
to obtain the ready cash. With this
condition prevailing it is regarded e.
only natural that Hawaiian bonds, j
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A meeting of the members of Homo.
lulu Lodge No. GIG, B. p o. E., will
be held at 1870 o'clock this evening in
the rooms of the lodge, King. near
Fort street. =. !. .....-..s. - q ~.
The jurors on the regular trial panel
of Circuit Judge Ashford's court will
be expected to answer roll call Mon
day morning at o'clock Their sery-
ices were not required today and win
not be needed tomorrow.
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Antwerp Hears Kaiser's Men
Planning Early Withdrawal

ANTWERP Belgium, Oct e. Trustworthy advices
report that the Germans at Brussels packing their
Official documents and sending their wounded home thus in
Of the country
The German general staff is reported to have left Luxem
hurg for Mainz Germany
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ITALIAN GOVERNMENT =.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ANY CABLE MESSAGES

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q empower a state under certain .
9 circumstances to stop the trans
z mission of telegrams, gives no .
9 tice that it reserves the right to z
q stop any scablegram without no :
z tice and that no claims on ac- z
q count of such stoppages will be z
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STORY OF TANNING ISLAND CABLE STATION RAID BROUGHT TODA
NURNBERG'S RAID ON CABLE
AT DEPOT SUCCESSFUL, PUT
STATION HORS De COMBAT

BUILDINGS, AS WELL AS APPARATUS, REPORTED DEM0L-
ISHED-GERMANS LANDED IN SUFFICIENT FORCE 10
PREVENT ANY RESISTANCE FROM C0l0NY--FREMCH
FLAG SAID TO HAVE BEEN SHOWN BY CRUISER, MAX
ING INHABITANTS THINK VISIT A FRIENDLY ONE
COMMUNICATION SOUTHWARK MAY HAVE BEEN Re-
+ ESTABLISHED.
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Judge Sanford B Dole will complete
his vacation this afternoon and win
hold session in the federal court at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. at which
time several bankruptcy and naturali-
zation cases VIII be taken up.
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lAssocisted Press Seryi Federal Wireless1
LONDON England, Oct All signs point to the fact
that the Germans due to evacuate France shortly
They captured the heights of Roye Wednesday After
furious fighting the Allies regained the heights today
The extreme west line of the German forces
back through Chaunes Camba and Vaencenne facing the
northwest tip within few miles Of the Belgian frontier
General Won Kluks commssaat has been overtaxed and
has again collapsed The latest prisoners taken by the Allies
have been without food for several days. The general staff
reported sent renforcemens than could be fed by
the commissariat department ...E.: z zS#
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Rheims Violently Bonlbarded

RHEIMS France Oct. 2-Vioent bombardment of Rheims
by the Germans renewed last Wednesday shell wrecked
the American consulate.
o. s. Consul Barde his wife, daughter and son. have been
living fortnight in winecelar underground because of
fear Of shells
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Russia SAYS Germans Repelled

PETRoGRAD Russia Oct The Russian general staff
says that the reinforced Russians ousng attempted
German invasion of Russian Poland The Germans de-
cared to lack mobility The artillery transport columns
said easily mred in the country roads and obliged to
stick to the improved highways EH
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lkAISER'S GENERAL STAFF
SAID TO HAVE GONE BACK
FROM BRUSSELS TO MA|Nz

DOCUMENTS AND WOUNDED MEN BEING SENT FROM
BELGIUM AND PREPARATIONS MADE TO WITHDRAW,
ASSERTS ANTWERP REP0RT-ALlIES LOSE HEIGHTS
BAITLlNG-BERLN SAYS BATTLE OF AISNE RACES
UNDECIDED, GERMANS MAKING PROGRESS RHEIMS
SHELLED HEAVILY.
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PARIS France Oct. 2-OfHcial announcement from the
war Office today says:
Terrific fighting continues Roye where the Germans
have concentrated heavy reinforcements
The action extends northward increasingly The battle
line now reaches into the region south Of Arras.
Yesterday artillery destroyed the bridge by which
the Germans attempted to the River Meuse ST.
Mihiel
In the Woevre district offensive operations progress
steadily and slowly Elsewhere only partial operations
taking nlane
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MONUMENTS

Granite, Marble. Blue stone
Coping and Iron Fence. r.
III. z. HENDRICK, LTD.
Tel. a64s Merchant and Alakes
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Berlin Maintains Germans Are
Making Material Progress Nou

. BEkLIN, Germany. Oct. hicia-The battle Of Asne
Is siu undecided
The German heavy artillery is hammerng the French posi-
tons The Allies attempts break through have everywhere
failed The Germans continue to make steady progress
Paris Says Germans Making
Terrific Fight at Roye
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
SHAMROCK CLUB WILL
 DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT

The management Of the Shamrock Dancing Club announces that aonther of their delightful Wednesday eve ming social dances win be given this week In Moose hall These dances have become quite popular with Ju- neau young folk on account Of the excellent manner in which the aiiairs are conducted and because of the nice people who attend them. The man. agement Of the dances Is under tue direct control Of Mr. Robert Porter and Mr. James Moon, who are ever yigilant to keep the anairs to Q high standard and to see that everyone has good time. New music will be in evidence tomorrow night PeyseE Greenlee and Turner having been en- gaged to play.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10


 TREADWELL Nov. i0.-The first practice of the football squad yester. day was very saticfactory to Coach Tom Mcdonald About twenty men turned out, a large number oi them being new men. Regular practice VIII be started very soon.
 The Treadwell club directors held their meeting at the club last night
 The bowling teams representing the machine shops and cyanide plant win meet tonight on the Treadwell alleys in the second series of the tourna- ment Tomorrow night the Tread well and Bullion teams will battle for honors in the same tournament
 The new show window is being placed in the Treadwell store today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
aesrnsxn ls aaek

DOUGLAS. Nov 10.-Barney Con rad is homo again. In spite Of the facs that he had not seen q street car or the tango. or anything ol5e--citl' lled-in fourteen years, Barney con fessed to homesiclness after only iiyc days in the Spirit City H would rather be dead in Douglas than to De a millionaire in Seattle and the Gold stein building in Juneau looks better to me than the Smith building. Bar aey told his friends in Seattle just before he bought 9 ticket on the North western.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

story is as famous as tho story CT eBen Eur" and the pictures are taken on the ground where lhe scenes are laid. To 8 student of Roman and early Christian history tho picture will haVo Q peculiar fascination and It is intensely interosting ail through the eight reelr
 rho Baltimore American says Of this picture: Exciting - holds mo audience speil-bound.
 The prices for these two nights Wiil ho 25c and soc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
JUNEAU COUPLE ARE
 MARRIED IN DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS. Nov. lo.-A quiet we'd ding was soiemnized In the Congre- uonal church Sunday afternoon in which Mr c. Harry Hadley and Miss Marry Hammann were united iR marriage. Both were from Juneau. BIT. Calvin Hoover acted as grooms- man and Miss Kinney as bridesmaid.
 The ring ceremony was used, Rev. owen Umstead officiating. The bride and groom secured passage sonth on the Al-Ki and will make their home in Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
, ' ' s ' s. ' t ' ' . , 2 z 2 '

DOUGLAS. Nov. 1o.--Late Sunday night unknown persons entered the Douglas Opera House Bur and Fined the office safe Of S2S0, according Co 3 report that is current in Douglas.
 A daughter was born in Douglas yester3ay to nlr. and Mrs. H. A. Dahl. "Telnie" says the baby will be a suhragette baseball player.
 Great preparations arc being made by tho ladies of the St. Luke's Guild for their egoodiee sale that win take place at Dahrs Grocery Saturday.
 The Alaska Catholic Club will hold one or their regular socials at their hau on St. Ann avenue tonight
 The Ladies' League of the Cougre- gational church will hold their regular meeting Thursday aftornoou.
 Mrs N. Henderson and daughter Gevernia. sailed south on the last AL RI. They will join the rest of the fam, ily ln North Yakima. Wash.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
THE JUallN MINE IS
 CLOSED FOR WINTER

Arthur Reaudeau returned yester- day from Jualin, wnere he has been in charge of mining of ore in quanti- tes sufficient to keep the Blamp mill running. for several weeks.
 When the 5utopean war burst the Juaiia an but closed down, as the mine was being finance. by Belgian capital and owing to the uncertain conditions of the old Worlds financial marts 1t was decided to suspend op- erations at Jualsn, at least for the win. ter. Minor development, however, was continued until Friday last The mine now is closed, with no one left at the property except q watchman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

You cannot a0ord to miss thia mus ual production in which your fayorites appear. Come early and tell your friends and neighbors about this War ners feature in which Gene Gauntler and J. J. Clark do such splendid work. t is dramatic story taken from real life. 4 plot of gripping intensity Bel
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
AMERICAN MACHINERY
 GOES TO EUROPE

NEW YORK, Nov Within the last two weeks 1,70O machine lathes have been shipped from Hartford to Europe One thousand more Of these lathes are required, the whole to cost S1,50O,0OO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
wlRELEss FOR KNlN
AND KODIAK

RNIS, Oct. 25.- -Chas. Brown, of the firm Of Brown 6s Hawkins, wholesale and retail merchants of Seward and Knik. accompanied by Mrs. Brown, arrived In town on Che Admiral Wat son yesterday
 Mir Brown announces that his firm Intends to install wireless communi- cation from Seward to Kodiak and Knils early next Spring. Later they will endeavor to connect with the mines
 Early next Spring they will put in Q store at Palmer's Slough, 80 that the ranchers can be supplied without having to make the bis haul They will enlarge Che Knik store at once and will put in a plate glass front.- (Nnik News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
asERvicE FlBsTe aiM
 or sIANpha1 ola HERE

That ihe Standard oli eomp2ny VIII leave no stone unturoed 70 give oil conaumers ip Southeastern AleaSa tne best service that thelr oeapization pro yides is indicated by the arfiYal oi J. D. Helps, who will Do 5aperinond' ent Of the Standard' in soptheastorn Alaska, and q E. Btadieg who will be manager Of thc Juneau supply de- pot Of the company.
 Mir. Helps win make his home in Juneau He is accompanied here by Mrs. Helps. Mir and Mrs. Bradley Will reside near Thane, where the Stand ard oil Company has erected new st0rage tanks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
TWO MEMBERs TURMsH
 CABINET QUIT OFFICE

WASHINGTON. Nov. lO.-Amerlcan Ambassador Henry .Nlorgenthau at Constantinople has been advised of the resignation of two members Of the Turkish Cabinet They belonged to the peace party.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
aoUo vADisg AZ raE LYRIC

DOUGLAS. Nov. 10.-"ouo vadis. the great motion picture Of one Of the| greatest works ever written win be presented at the Lyric theatre Wed. nesday and Thursday evenings. This
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

If you want the latest popular dance music played the way you like it. see Peyser Greenlee or Turner. We have furnished the music for the following dances The Elks' Social Dance the You Should Worry Club, tho 4. B. dance, Miss Kempthorne's Reception and Dance, the Young La dies dance, the Moose dance, and Miss Gulick's Exhibition and Dance. l2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
PETER. B0caoLZ Moc5E
 RETURNS FOR MlNf

The tame moose owned oy feter Buoholz, oi Fairhanka which wan- dered away into the woods last June and failed 10 como back has osident- iy decided that il wouid take too much effort to ruati9 for itg food all win- ter. It put ID aO Qpnearanee ahoreiy alter che first frosty md was iouna by its owner in its ghed,ae anctning had happened. Even after iss long stay in the woods, tbe animal ls sad sec lts owner How it esceead be. coming g tafg9s Tor some Rii1ess is 2 mystery
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
sourHERN RAlLRoAp
oO4 l fN ElslN hf1t A-h1fN8
 BUYS STEEL RAIL

PITTSBURGH. Nov. IO-Tbe South, ern railroad has placed Q contract for 400 tons of standard section rails with the Pennsylvania Steel company, and some additional small orders amounting to about 1000 tons have been placed with the Carnegie Steel company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
NU-BoNE coRsETs.

Ladies who wish me to it them, will please make appointment as soon as possible, as am leaving Juneau in a very short time. Call Mrs. Y. R. Needham for appointments, phone. 291; to a. m. and after D. m. 11-9tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

CHICAGO. Nov l0-Order for 15,- 100000 pounds of canned meats, yai- ued at S15OO,Oo0 to go to Europe. has been received by an Oklahoma City Packing company. Additional or ders for dry salt pork amount to more than the supply in sight
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
TO WORK
 IN PERIL STRAITS

The lighthouse tender CoIumbine called at Juneau today for fuel and supplies. The vessel Is enroute to Peril straits where some buoy work win be done Inspector Dibrew of the service is aboard Che ves-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
HANS VALLEY BECOMES
 MAIANUs<A FARMER

Hans walby an old.time Nomeite. has just taken up a S20-acre home stead in the Mawnuska Valley. Mr. Walby will start in immediately clear Ing up the land and building @ cabin on his property (Knik News9
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
XIX Ahs LAWYER.

C.. H. sundmacher, an attorney from Seattle. arrived on the last Alameda and win open an office in Knik for tho practice of his profession. Mir. Sundmacner is not chechaco, as he was a resident of Wrangell for sever al years-(Knik News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
WHO NEEDS NOT
TO ADVERTISE

The only man who should not ad- yertlse is the one who has nothing to offer in the way of service or one who cannot make good.-(Knik News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
poueLAs rAXpAYERs!
TAKE NOTICE.

4 penalty Of five per. cont will ac- crue on Gll unpaid city taxes after Dec. 1st J91t.
 ?. H. FOX. l1.915t. City Treasurer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

The Empire has moro readers than any other Alaska paper. coo
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

ELEGANT steam heated housekeep. ing apartments and sleeping rooms with bath, phone and light free. Hot water at al hours Very reasonable rates for the winter Alexander Apart ments. Phone 228. 11-7-St
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
FREE INSTRUCTION.

Hereatter the Juneau Rink win op. en at two o'clock on Friday afternoon and free instruction will be given to- those wishing to learn skating.
 There will be complete change Of pictures tonight t1-i-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

night at Che Grand sure you sec t.
 Besides - A very good drama is shown and Q comedy that is always 90 popular for itg funniness at the Grand.
 As speclala two act vaudeville is rendered. This show win lase for two hours comfort
 Don't forget the Grand tonight Ad- mission always the same. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

part Warmers Feature. She has never appeared to better adyantage. lt is 9 new kind of play but one that you win enjoy hugely Jack I Clark plays the lead with Miss Gauntior aud splendid hero ha makes.
 The story deals with lha part fate plays in lives of three people living ln the same house, aud it goes hcavy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

FOR SALE - Watchdog (half St. Benard9 2M years old Enquire Em- pire office. 1l.10-St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
In the Shadows
Wonderful warners Production h
 Three Parts at Grand Theatre.

Come and renew your acquaintance with Gene Gauntier In this superb s-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10
MARINE NOTES

The City of seattle left Ketchikan at 2 o'clock this morning and is ex- pected here tomorrow morning early.
 The Princess' Sophia is expected from the South tonight. f
 The Mariposac should arrive from the South tomorrow night
 The Jefferson, sailing from Seattle last night, should arrive here Thurs day night or Friday morning
 The Georgla leaves for Sitka and wayportg tomorrow at 12:01 a. ID.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

Whitehorse hao raised nearly $500 for the relief of the Belgian sufferers of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-10

eAll Of the news all the time.a
 E The DOUGLAS ROLLER RINK < % Recommending Friday, the 1oth e @ akatlna every night; Tues. and s 2. Fldayg for Natives. Saturday @ -' night Is Ladies Night. q & Ladlog Free. @
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

ct al depends said the chic.
upon the fact that they will be i'm
patient If they have the ability %
wait. we lose. But We can AFFORD %
risk the chance. The man who wrC's
this letter is not q countarfeiter. Hes
an old yeggman. We haven't heard
anything Of him lately. We tried -
corner him on a post office job, but
he slipped by. He may be a stool
Anyhow, III draw him in somehow
"ThereU be some excitement
We're used to that; you too. All
we've got to do is to locate this man
Beggs. There are signs Of spite in this
letter. Very well played, If you want
my opinion. What's this Black Hun
dTed?"
I'm not at liberty to tell just yet.
It's a strange game; half political.
half blackmail. It's a pretty strong
organization. But II they're back or
this counterfeiting, there's a iud
chance OF landing them all
Here the chiefs assistant came in.
Got Beggs on the wire. Says he'll
conduct you to the home if you'll