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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

Telkdtaula SNoketlJa, trlS gain
gos tautos viena Francuz;ja grei-
tai iveiktg ir tai tik per RgsUos
katie, per JOS nerangum2.
Fraacazijai, rods, padeda Ang-
lila, be! j; mazai zemes kariu-
meney tureGama, nedaug ant
sauszemio padeti gall, daugiau-
siai galj nuo uzpuolimo apsaggo-
ii su savo laivynu Francuzijos
pakrantes, bet tikras karas trauk-
sis ant sauszemio, kur ST. laivy-
MI padeti negalima, ZemGs ka-
reiviQ Anglia gall Francuzijaj
duoti kokius 100000 kareivjp, be-.
kur karan stoja milionai, ter du
5imtai tukstanciu nedaug sveria.
Kiles Europoj karas jau If Al
rikon pcrsikeIe. Ten irancuzai
uz6me Siaurinc vokiSkcs valdy-
bos Togo dali, 0 anglai pietine.
Cali uzimti il daugiau vokiSkq
valdybQ lygiai Af.ikoi. kaiq Aus
tralijoj, bet tas n.eakai atsiIieps
ant viso karo begio. Kara isriS
if uzbaigs mus;ai Erropoj, bet
ne koIionijose.
sveicarija apSauke pas save
karo stow, mes prize jos rubezip
renkasi Vokietijos If Austrijos
kariumenes, is kitos Francuzi-
ia traukia savo kariumene, kad
galetu patikti isiverzusius per
Syeicarijq prieSus. Todel Svei-
carija net kituose kraStuosc Ky
venancius Sveicarus saukia ka-
riumenen. Ia patti daro Hol!an-
d1Ja II Skand1naVUos tautOs.
Italia vel praneSe kittens
kraStams, jog dabartiniame kare
III uzsilaikys neutraliSkai, tik
klausimas, ar jai pasiseks neutra-
liSkumq uzlaikyti. VokiSki 1aik-
raSciai jau dabar ia gqzdina Aus
trijos kariumenes siuntimu j
Lombardijq, jeigu neitq vokic-
CLANS pagelbon ju kare su fran
cuzais.
Portugalija vieSai pagarsino,
jog dabartiniame kare il duoda
savo kariumene Anglijai, bet il
tos kariumenes turi taip mazai,
kad su ia, turbut, nieks nesiskai-
to, mes if ia, kokiq turi, yra men
kos vertes.
Ant juriq Xxi Siol, nors kelis
kartus garsinta apie paskandin-
tus laivus, didesniu, turinciu ko-
kiq nors svarbq, muSiu nebuvo.
Vokietijos portuose yra padetos
minos; jos pad6tos taipgi Stat
rinese jurese il Britiskame ka-
male. Anglia todel tose jurese
uzdraude savo zvejams zvejoti.
Austria veik puse kariume-
mes perkele is Serbijos prie Ru-
sijos rubeziq, todel jai pradeda
nesisekti. Nors apie paemima
Belgrade senai buvo garsinta,
bet pasirodo, jog tas miestas Wis
yra serbq rankose. zinia, laik-
rasciq paleista, apie paemimq ser
By miesto Ms taipgi pasirode ne
teisinga Serbai dabar rengia sa-
vo kariumene prize Bosnios ru-
beziu If nori Austrijon isiverzti.
Austrijos kariSki LAVAL bonn
bardavo Montenegro port. mics
tell Antivari If jane daug trio
By iSgriove, kitas pagadino.
Montengrinai 81, uz tai atmo-
kedami, nuo savo kalnu bombar-
davo Austrijos portq Cattaro If
cia taipgi siek-tiek nuostoliq pri-
dirbo, bet paskui laivu kanuoliu
suviai nutilde montenegrinu ka-
nuoles.
Ryme gauta zinia, jog monte
negrinai uzeme Albanijoj miestq
Scutari, is kurio juos pirma SIT
dideliu vargu iSlrapSte tarptau-
tiSka kariumene. Dabar mat tie,
kurie priverte montenegrinus pa
sitraukti, uzimti karu tarp sa-
yes, tai krapStyti negales; todel
tas miestas gal montenegrinams
suvisu TEXT.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

MAzEIKIAI (SianIiu abs.).
Prane5ama, kad kalbama tia, jog
MO NaoIu Metp busi2 uzdaryti
tI'aECierirs il aIudes, JQ uzlaiky-
tojai lahai nusjmine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14
IS LIETUVOS,
VILNIAUS GUBERNIJA.
VILNIUS.

kreipesi j ministeriq tarybos pi.-
Imininka laisku, knriame iSdeste
.savo nuomone ape Waist. Dum.
i67-iq atstovu sumanymq - steig-
Ii Siarr-vakarp pakra&yj uniyer-
sitetq.
Kaso aiSkina, jogei tas summary
mas iau buyo syarsWtas 1908 il
1909 metals. syarstant apshritai
raajc universiteto Rus.ioj klausi-
ma Irtada, girdi, buvo pripazin-
ia, kad artumaS Peterburgo. Dor
Ipato, Rygos If NarSuvos augstes-
in;ujQ mokyk!u kur@kas geriau ap-
rupin2s S:aur-vakarQ pakraSti, negu
eSQs tho zvijgsniu aprupjntas zie-
RIOS rytg Pa%ra;tj3; tod5l pasta
rojoje il esas isteigtas Saratoyo
uniYersitetas. Per tuos kcturius
Ime:as sqlygos neatsimaiausios. Be
to, yicname susirinllime, birzelio
10 d. 1911 m, jam pa6iam pir-
Imininkaujant, esq nutarta, jog Siuo
laiku augStosios mokyklos reikalin-
giausios yra sekantiose vietose :;
I]) Augstoji ukio mokyk1a Sama-
role, p AugSloji kainq mokykla
El,aterinburge il 81 Medicines
fakuitetas Rostoye prize Dono.
< "AuSra" raSo, jog nesyki
teko girdeti nuo vilniSkip lie
tuviq, kad ju korteles su lie
tuVi$kais paraSais esti atpleSin5ia-
mos nuo durip O kun. !5tepona-
vi6ius sako, kad duris 10 namo,
nuo nuolatinio kortelip primuSi-
n6jimo vietoj atpleStp, iSrodo lyg
|nnSaudytos. Spejame, jog tai len
IkininkQ darbas.
x PraneSama, kad Vilniaus gu
berniioje girios labai dega. Tarp
daugelio kitq vietu, girios dega
Uzluose, Vileikos apskrityje, Tu-
katos dvare, Baronovo dvare If TT.
Pastaroje vietoje sudege 20 de-
SimtiniQ. AStuoniolika varstu nuo
Pabradzio miestelio sudege apie 80
deSimtiniq. Nuostolio esq suvirS
$4,000 rub.
x 'Liet. lin" raSo, kad jpjp
redakcijq aplanke jaunas lietuvis,
kuris, atitarnaves zitomiriuje ka-
riunene, grizo i TelSiu apskriti.
Kelione nuo zitomiriaus Xxi Vii
niaus, S44 varstus, neturedamas
nei skatiko kiSeniuje, suvaikSciojo
pescias. Butu baiges kelione pes
cionis, bet, kadangi batai buve vi
siSkai nuplySe, negalejes toliau eiti.
Vilnieciai vaikinq visa kuom rel
kalingu aprupine ir iSleide trau-
kiniu namon.
x Sly metu pradzioje visose
Vilniaus CUB. pradin5se mokyklose
buve 1921 vaikq il 1925 mer-
gates, iSviso 48,646 I'm.
x Vilniaus gubernijoje, kaip
.praneSa 81. e." javai Silnet uz-
derejo vidutiniSkai, i$skiriant Vi
leikos apskriti. kur derlius pras-
tas.
x Valstie6iams nutarus, Vii
niaus CUB. uzdaryta 81 privatines
girtybes istaigos il II monopoly.
x PaGiame Vilniaus micste esa
40 monopoly If 100 privatiniu
istaigq svaiginantiems GERMANS
pardavineti: apie tick pat yra ir
slaptu istaigp; prageriama apie
pustreGio miliono rubliu kasmet,
x Liepos IA d. apsilanke Vilniu-
je p. L. Silkas, kuris. pragyvenes
II metu Pet. Afrikoj, nesenai at
vaziavo Lietuvon. Afrikoje jis
mokino vienos Kongregacijos mo-
kykloje vaikus dailydystes. Ponas
Silkas nori apsigyventi Lietuvoje
If uideti amatq mokyklq.
x Vilniaus lietuviu 2 kl. mo-
kyklos 1914 metu apyskaita.
Per Siuos metus mokykla lanke 73
mokiniai = 81 berniukas If All
Isstojo per metus is mo-
kyklos Is. Tokiu budu kvotinu
sulauke 55 mokiniai. Vakariniuose
kursuose, kurie yra prie tos pa
clos nokyklos( n1okesi Sjnlet 4SI
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

TRAUPiS (Kamo gub). Lie
pos : d. .A!iukenq sodziuje, sayo
kIojime pasikor5 ukininkas Blauz-
dis. Sp5jama, kad priezastis sau-
zudystes buvusi-susikrimtimas, mes
redaug Iaiko prizes tai mirusi umai
jo pati. CRITICIZE rasta palikta jo
ra%a0Gius If saaplieriai. Blauz-
dzjaus ketlertas vaikp paliko be
giobos, kadangi artimu ginirliV
nSra.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

Siuos metus 1,143 rub. 66 kap.
Tokiu budu like kittens metams
dar o. rub. 21 kap.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

TAURAGYMAL, (Kamo gub.)
Sudege AlksnisEip viens5dzio ke-
lios triobos. Uzkrete per neat
sargumq, bites berukydaIni.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

NAUMIESTIS. Sekdami 81.
g." mes ana savaite raSeme, kad
DR. V. Kudirkos kappa priziuri o.
Baltrusaitiene Dabar tame pa
ciame laikrastyjc raSoma, kad esa-
ma, apart jos, dar daugiau zmoniQ,
tuom dalyku besirupinanciq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

VILKAVI5KIS. Sioje apielin-
ksj, kaip paduoda q. zg" koksai
tai "Tyg. Suw' korespondentaS
isskaitliayes, kad ten peles per .
metus pridirbusios nuostoIg bent
10 20 rub. nuo margo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

KALESNINK.4I (Tim. guJ).
Cia, kaip raSo "Ausra," labai i5io
madon pjrSlystes, Nckurie yai'i-
mai sau nuo l8 mctp pradtda va
,aineti pirSliuose If beyeik kas su-
batq pas naujas panas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14
SETA, UkUt aP. Labai krinta
tia gyyuliai, ypatingai raguoGiai.

PANEVEzYS. Nuo liepos d.
cia pradejo eiti savaitinis laikraStis
rusq kalboje MAS Kraj" (NIusp
lraStas.) LaikraStis state savo
tikslu visapusiSkai gvildenti ir nu-
Sviesti musQ kraSto relkalus.
x Per devynis metus Panevezio
mokytojq seminarija tebaige vos
10 lictuviq. Apie 10 lietuviv del
lvairiq priczasGiq turejo apleisti
seminarija nebaige. Suomi laiku
seminarijoje tik keturi lietuviai te-
esama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

S4KIAI. GailioniQ sodziuje
kilo gaisras; sudeg5 "A n2mQ, l
arklys, jautis, II zasV il ! Wis
tog. Nuostoliai sieliia i 2o-27 utk-
stanGius rubliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

UTENA, Ukm. aP. Prigers Gia
ezere jaunas FL m. vaikinas Bla-
zys, Pripazinta, kad vandenyje
uztiko I'LL paralyzius.
Naziuodamas namon PapiSki,
pasimire yezime Konst. SunkiStis,
80 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-14

ROKISKIS. I5dege suyirS 50 de-
SimtiniQ grafo Przezdzieckio Wy
zunkos miSko. Nuostoliai gall
siekti 100000 rub.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
QUICK RELIEF Or
ITCHING eczema
Was Surprising inflammation Re-
duccd IN d Few Hours I'D Gre
Soon Followed . Gey's Tors@re
had Been Intense for Years
Friends Child hal Eczema, Too.
MOTHER TELLS HOW
CUTlCURA CURED 10Th.

''when my boy was six years old, he
suffered terribly with eczema He could
neither sit still nor lie quietly Ia bod,
for the itching was dreadful. lie wo,ild
irTitato spots by scratching With his
nails and that only made them worse. A
doctor treated him and we tried alInoct
everything, but tho cczc.s1a aoerncd 70
spread. H. started In a small place ( 4
the lower cxtrcmities and spread for two
years until II very nearly covered the
back part cf his lcE 70 the knee.
Finally / got Cuticnra Soap, CCti-
cuta Ointment and Ciitic,ira Pills and
gave them accordiny 70 directions.
used themin tho morning and that cvcn-
ing, before put ray boy - bod, l used
Thorn again end tho Improvement even
In those fcw hours was surprising, the
Inflammation seemed To DO 50 mitch Ices.
used two boxes { I Cu.icura Ointment,
the Same Of tho Pills and tho Soap and
my boy was cured. My son Is now ID
his seventeenth year end hc has never
had rottirn rf tho eczema
/" took cnre q q friends child that
had eczema on its faco and limbs and
used tho Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
They acted on tho child just as they did
on my son md II hus never returned.
would recommend the Cuticuna Rene
dies 70 anyone. Mrs, A, j.. Cochran,
1923 Qoluribia Ave. Philadelphia. Pa,
Oct. 20, 1900" ...' ..,. &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
wailuku River a Raging Torrent
Street Surfaces Washed
Away by Downpour.

mail Special to The Advertiser.)
HILo, August 1O,-The rains of last
week made Wailuku river raging tor
rent for many hours, and for time
threatened to put the electric light
plant out Of business and leave Hilo
In darkness The water was very near
TO a point where II would have flooded
the engine rooms Of the light plant,
which has not occurred in dozen
years The water was higher, say those
who have kept records, than at any
time since 1901.
Rainbow falls was a small NIAGARA,
and those who had the good fortune to
see II at its height witnessed great
spectacle.
Along the waterfront lot Of fire.
wood, washed down by the river, was
gathered by Hawaiiaiis and others. A
score or more we're odt at a thine, and
the logs they gathered made big piles.
II was wood carried from the mountains
BY the floods and then brought back
to the beach by the ocean currents and
tides. G
The damage TO roads is very great.
All Of the new dressing ON Waianuenue
street has been washed away, and the
repairing viii have to be done again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
FAIRCHILD PESSIMIsTIc
REGARDING OUTLOOK

The San Francisco Chronicle Of recent
date credits the Following interview to
George Fairehild, who was formerly
connected with sugar interests Of Ha-
wall and the Philippines.
81 saw the writing on the wall and
left Hawaii for the Philippines. But
j must say that there is only one sal,
walton for the Hawaiian Islands. They
must put back the one cent nor pound
sugar duty or give the Islands the same
tariff that lava aud ether sugar pro.
eucing nlpees have Free machinery,
hee fertilizer and cheap labor. Other
wise Good night, Hawaii y,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
$4,000 TONS OF
SUGAR NOW AFL0AT
Hawaii Will Reap Rich Benefit of
Recent Rise in Local
Product.

According TO figures furnished by G..
P. Morse, general agent at this port
for the American, Hawaiian Steamship
Company, there are $4,000 tons Of Ha.
waiian sugar afbat in their steamers
today which viii arrive in New York
within the next thirty days and will
reap the benefit of the prevailing high
price Of this commodity.
The Columbian with 1000 tons Of
sugar was due to arrive in New York
yesterday. She left TIilo for the At,
lantic seaboard wa the Straits OF Ma.
gellan on June 10. The Georgian, which
left Ifilo for New York via the Straits
Of Magellan on June % is dne to ar
rive with 5000 tons of sugar on August
%, The Alaskan with III 900 tons OF
sugar via the same ronte is due in
New York on September z. She left
Iilo July ~.
The Pennsylvania with 5000 tons
of Hawaii's principal product left Hilo
on July 20 with orders to steam slowly
across the Pacific for Panama in order
TO arrive there on or about August ~
when the Canal is declared to be ready
for traffic She Is due there today.
The Kentnckian with 5000 tons Of su.
gar will follow the Pennsylvanian
through the Canal ON August Is. Eight
days is the time estimated that it will
take for a vessel TO arrive in New
YORK from the Pacific entrance to the
Canal.
1he Montanan with 5000 tons of
sugar left IIilo August for Panama,
The Texan will leave Kalfului tonight
for lilo where she will complete tho
loading of II, 200 tons of sugar and
win probably depart for New York
via Panama on or about August 10
The Iowan, another of this great feet
Of vessels, Is on the way here from
San Francisco and is looked for the
litter part Of this week After dis.
charging small quantity Of New York
westbound cargo here the IoWan will
load sugar for New York at Honolulu
and vafious Island ports. She will also
proceed to the Atlantic seabOard Via
the Panama Canal. ,.GE.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Land Commissioner Tucker Holds
an Auction Sale on Big
Island.
tTrom "wednesday Advertiset.l

(from "wednesday AdNertieer.)
Land Commissioner Joshua ID. Tucker
returned yesterday morning By the
steamer Mauna Loa from Kawaihae.
South Kohala, Hawaii, after sacadipg
ten days ON official business at Wuimcn
and other West Hawaii points Mr.
Tucker remarked yesterday thar daring
his stay at Wainea he saw the sun bul
twice in as many days and then only
for few minutes
Its been raining on Hawaii for
the past four months, said Commits
slonef Tucker. Grain has been so gen
cral over the Big Island thnt the
streams running from the mountains
down to Kawaihae were overflowinR
have known Kawaihae for thifty.four
years, but this was the only timo that
saw water running in the beds Of the
ancient streams there.
"Thero has been so much rria and
for such long time that the lava
flows between Waimea and Kawhihne
arc now completely covered WITH an
abundant and luxuriant crop Of grass,
something which only the vericst old.
timer has ever SEEM
At noon last Thursday Commissioners
Tucker sold thirty.four three,acro
townsite lots at Waimea, an Of them
bringing good prices, The total amount
collected was s32l5. Following were
the purchasers;
waimea Homestead Lots.
John Raposo, Sam Mahuka spencer,
r. S, Nakahhlua, John Cordeiro, John
Yieira, Manuel Vieira, Tama Yamagn-
chi, Charles Bell, Antonio Perry, w.,
Antonio Perry, Kauwe Liilii, James IA.
laika, Yokopa Kahaikapuna, Joseph
Pal, Jr,, John Mcguire, JOHN Lindsey,
Jr., John Lindsey, James X. Lindscy,
George Lindsey, Albert Lindsey, Pika
kaaekuahiwL Elizabeth IIihdsev. Ka,
maxi Lindsey William Heeh, Kaliko
Mainaaupo. William M. S. Lindsey, jos
cph X Miller, Thomas Lindsey. Chas.
Lindsey, John Kahaikaunna, Keao Kal,
llkihl, Mapde Woods, Choek IN, Archie
kaalia.
| 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
FOR SKIN HuMoRs

TortuHng. dlsfgnring patches Of hI.
NOR, on the skin, scalp CT hands ore
instantly relieved and speedily cured, In
the nEjority ~ eases, by warm baths
with Cutloura Sonp md gentle 6noint-
ines OF cuticura Ointment. For cczes
hair, for sanatlve, pnti5cptlo cleansing
and all purposes CT the toilet, tlIeso pure.
sweet, gentle ctnolllents Gro unrivalcd.
cuticufa bosp tasei to citanac the SKIN. C,itcura
ointmeat S50el " llsal tle hkIa ana Cptiegfa
Pills. csc. per Vial VI 6ol 70 Pur,iy the Hood ara
sold tnroushoat the world Potter DRUG Chem.
Corp, son prOna.. 1876 Columbus Ave. BOSTON, MaAA
or Mailed free. 32-naee CNiilc,lra Book eou-
0lets GUIDE q the Treatnaept Of ssln AID sealH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14

Manager James Campsie Of the Ola.
walu Company on Maui is in Honolulu
for a visit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
TEETHING cHILDRHN.

Toething children have more or less
diarfhoea, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy, All that IS
necessary is TO give the prescribed
dose after each operation Of the bow.
els more than natural and then castor
oil TO cleanso the system. n is shfc
and sure. Even the most severe anil
dangerous eases are quickly cured by
IT, For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14

3 The price Of bread in Ecuador has
been greatly reduced by the Installing
Of German bread-making machinery,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Woods Leaves Today to Get
Busy On McCandleSS' Trail
KUHIo AND DEsHA OPENLY PREACHING THE COLOR LINE
ON HAWAII RICE RETURNS TODAY FROM KAUAI
OTHER POLITICAL HAPPENINGS
anon wedae.dny AdvettI.er.l

From Wednesday Advettiser.)
Failing to hear from l.. L. McCand.
less, in response TO his wireless re-.
quest that the Ksneohe Statesman get
of the Democratic political map, as
per former agreement, Palmer p.
Woods will leave today for the Big
Island to get on Links trail and, IL
possible, make him either agree TO re.
sign or tell his reasons why.
This agreement on the part Of Ne.
Candless is something new politically
10 the majority OF Democrats, but the
promise was s0lemnly made some
months ago, according TO Woods, who
says that MeCandless agreed not 10
run II Woods should decide TO make
tho race Later, when reminded OF
this promise, MeCandlcss il supposed
to have remarked that circumstances
have changed.
Lahuis for woods.
Woods will be accompanied on his tour
of Hawaii and Maui by ID. X. Kahanl
ielio, leader Of the Lahuis. and the
support Of the Lahui party for Woods
has now been assured. Kahaulelio yes
terday announced that he would have
IA whole lot Of inside stuff to tel
regarding McCandless, but declined u
tip his hand in advance, beyond the
announcement that he would make i
hot" FOR the owner Of Aloha Alma,
Straight Race Issue.
Word comes from Hawaii that Ku
hio and Desha have thrown all disere
tion to the winds and are out preach
ing doctrine of race hatred. Desha 4
paper. Ka Hoku o Hawaii, published
in Hilo, is said to be leading In thu
appeal to Hawaiians TO vote according
TO race, eliminating all other issues. On
the stump, Deshh is telling his Hawai-
ian audiences that the election Of Rie'
will be Immediately followed by thu
disfranchisemen of every Hawaiian
voter not able to read and write III
English Language. According to BIZ
Island reports received yesterday, De
sha has grown shameless in his cam
paign and makes no pretenee whateve
Of observing any rules Of truth or fair
ness.
Desha viii Pray.
Word brought by incoming passeu
gers from Kona yesterday is that Ku
hio and Dosha are to be present a
the ceremonies at Keanhou next Sal
urday, when the Kauikeouli mcmoria
will be unveiled by the Daughters 0
Hawaii. Kuhio will make the mai
address, while Desha will pray.
Woods Wants Publicity.
The announcement that Woods Is I
\ the field is said 10 have startled KI
hio and Desba. who fear now that tn
Hnana ka iii speeches they hav
been making on Hawaii to hurt Ric
win only benefit Woods Woods ha
issued request that the Honolul
papers send representatives with hit
on his stumping tour Of the other i
lands. gNy !.
Il am going to say nothing 70 IN
voters that will be ashamed to Sc
reported in the Honolulu papers, sal
Woods yesterday 81 have always trie
to get my Hawaiian friends never
draw the race line and never to mi
lead the Hawaiian by appealing |
his preiudices and his fears for ii
sake of misleading him into voting an
certain way. know the great hhri
{ | -. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
RECORD Day ON
. STOCK EXCHANGE
Heaviest Individual Trading in
History Of Honolulu Big
gest Dealings in Sugar.

Yesterday was the busiest day in
tho history of the Honolulu Stock Ex.
change and when the session camc TO
close new record had been hung
up for individual sales The numter
of stocks EXCHANGED total1ed 1927, Of
which the preponderating majority was
sugar. Not since 1908 has there been
any approach to such activity on tho
exchange.
The heaviest dealings were In the
more speculative stocks, principally
olaa, McBryde, Pioneer andl Hawaiian
Commercial. This heavy. dealing, es,
pecially in Dlaa and McBryde is at
tributed BY. brokers TO he due to the
fact that the brisk rise in. prices has
brought attention TO the, fact that
these two plantations have large
quantity of their sugar unsold which
will share In the present high prices II
they prevail and of which there seems
to be no doubt on account Of condi.
tions in Europe.
Tendency to High Prices.
1t was pointed ont yesterday that
Olaa has yet 1000 tons to reach the
market, Of which $500. tons is anost,
MeBryde has 10000 tons ahbat now
and q couple of thousand tons more
to ship. II is also pointed out that
England under existing conditions can
no longer turn TO Germany for rhws
and must deal with Cuba. From Java
comes word Of drolith and a Threatened
shortage of 100000 tons in its coming
crop. Tho Cuba crop is nearly all now
on the market as is also that Of Porto
Rico. On the other hand Hawaii has
yet practicable one quarter of its crop
to market while the American beets
are Just coming into harvest, all tend.
ing toward high prices for American
sugar.
Trade Between Boards.
While the great bulk Of yesterday 5
trading was between boards, sales Of
all the stocks in which there were big
dealings also sold on tho boards and
almost Invariably st the figures OF the
between boards exchanges.
Olaa led in point Of numbers Of
shares exchanged. Opening at 4 there
eame quick sales of 2l40 shares in
blocks OF from 20 TO 225 shares Sales
following were 270 shares at 4.l25 and
then 500 shares at 4.2J. Ono hundred
shares also sold on the board at 4,25,
gain Of IA point over Mondays
closing.
McBryde opening st 4.75, a decline
of IA point. for 100 shares, dropped
to $50 for 230 shares, then returned
TO AIS for eco shares and In quick
succession went to 800 for Az shares,
5.125 for % shares and 5.25 for 1850
shares, holding this on the board for
25 shares.
Pioneer opened at 1880, a decline Of
I liz, for 35 shares but at the close
recovered TO $500 for 100 shares
Hawaiian Commercial also opened
10 point down for ESQ shares al 1880
hut recovered and closed with $40
shares at S3.0O, the closing price Mon
day.
Eva opened with sale of 100 shares
at 1880, a decline Of one point and
held this on the board for 80 shares.
Oahu opened unchanged at 10 with
exchange of 1855 shares and then adj
vanced 10 1928 for 20 shares and
closed at 10 for 80 shares.
One-thousand. dollar Olaa skies sold
UNCHANGED at $65.
Trading in other stocks was Light.