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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Plans to Make. Oahu
Impregnable, Says Wood
Chief Of Staff Of United States Army
Tells Congfessmeh importance Of
Making Thas Stronghold Of Pacific,

WASHINGTON January 24By Associated Press Cabe) AT
the seitat War Garrison and members Abe
eral staff General Wood chief of staff appeared before
sub committee ssieray 70 explain heneeesity for the $4500O
approximation item r the strengthening forces
which is contained in the army appropriation bin an
General Wood told committee that prhapsthe control of the
Pacific tFade in time Of would Hawai-.
ian Isanssa and having Qahupsigopgly fortified s,5 "a
Tyalpe ef that strategic point pointed out Of the
est Importance IN the event attack upon the Panaa Canal
for the would be compelled to leave the awaisn ISLANDS
the I've doubted any expedition a,ae such risk
the event that the fertilization and defense out
GeneFal Weod submitted the figures recently given put show
that properly the Oahu defenses men an505 Of
fcersiwil be At Honolulu tt, y. ~
In reply 70 acHueyon BY Sherey
assured that the defense Of the Pacific of the main
for maintaining fortified Oahu for the
Islands fell into the hands Of strong naval would
position greatest potency with ample
manenanee ct lis forces well the establishment base
was outlined that in addition 70 still further STRENGTHENING the
ON Oahu the plants eary out
improving Pearl arbor the midpseifc base
Thearmy appropriations bin carries toalef $5l7aS00f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Sons AS FUNERAL T[sARE
SAID OVER BRIBE'S RENA|Ns

'ng at the hotel or anywhere else that
she wants is being withheld from her
Several guests at the hotel have OK.
pfessed q ,eslre 70 adopt the little one,
but II IL doubtful, II N said, n her
stepfather will consent to this.
Assistant Manager Mckenzie Of the
Seaside Hotel turned over the property
Of Mrs. Stewart to Stewart npon His az,
rival yesterday. There was report
that four thousand doilats II adtefn-
nent bonds was among the yainabies
left by the woman, bnt this was denied
yesterday by Stewart.
Worries over Marriage csrtinoate.
The latter's greptest worry seemed TO
be over the disappearance OF the mar.
fiage certificate given 10 the couple
when they were married one week ago
,his morning. He left the certificate In
her Possession, he says, but Il could
not be found yesterday.
What Is puzzling thu officers IL the
fact that no definite information can
be secured AZ to the location Of reia.
tives Of either Mrs. stewart or wao.
ner. Messages have been sent, but no
replies have been received. Another
search probably, will be made OF Mrs
Stewart's personal effecta These are
locked up in the room she occupied at
the sensible Hotel.
The remains of Wagner arc, being
held at the morgue, pending further
search for his relatives. In few Hiya
u nothing further is heard II IA prob
able that the remains viii be Inferred
In the Potter field.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
GIRLS BOYCOTT
4. BOYS WHO SMOKE

DODGE CITY, Kansas, January 81
A Good Habits Club, composed Of
young women who have taken a vow
tp decline the attentions Of young men
Who swear. smoke, DIR nix intoxicating
liquors or gamble, was organized form
ally here with fostv members. A CLAUSE
of the vow taken BY the young women
binds them not to attend any party
% soeial gathering 10 which amy young
man not meeting the clubs require
ments has been invited
Plans for forming the club have been
under way since the New Year. An
ipklipg Of its purpose reached the ears
OF the young men, and tonight they
'ssned counter ultimatum, stating
that ygrls who wear rats, drug store
complications, slit or hobble skirts. win
not be considered acceptable company. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Seasoned Soldier visibiy Touched
seasPafsxelio d rfisSas Is He
y FstsfsefOft MaidlsiaI
STARS For Mainland
From Saturday Advertiser.)


When the Ventura departed yester.
day afternoon, all eyes Of those stand
ing ON the pier were focused on one
figure among those along the deck rails.
That spot was where Brigadier General
Frederick Funston stood, silently gaz-
ing out upon his Honolulu friends, and
among them was Mrs. Funston, who re-
manned behind, while her husband went
TO the front along the Mexican border.
General Funston was dressed in i
neat dark grey suit and wore a crushed
hat, looking like successful banker
or business man Of affairs rather than
the soldier.
When the musicians ashore started
the spirited air, 'eMy Country, his Of
Thee, \, and then followed with !" Aud
Lang Syne, 1.-THE departing warrior was
yisibly affecte1 by the farewell and
Kicked tear or two from his eyes. \
The band concert for General Fun.
ston- was made more striking by the
unexpected return vocal piece by the
Primrose Quartet which sang from tho
upper deck. ~ S 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
GOOD NEWS
Many Honolulu Readers Have Heard
sfsss II and Rrohted Thereby.

Many Honolulu Readers Have Heard
* ~ II and Rrohted Thereby.
"Good news travels FAST and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in Ho.
NAHUM are glad to learn where relief
mag DO found. Many a LAME, weak and
aching back Is bad no more. thanks TO
Doan 8 Backache Kidney Pills Our eiti.
zeAs are telling the good news OF their
experience with this tested remedy.
Here Is an example worth reading:
.dB, T. White, Pearl City, Oahu, 10.
nolnlu, Hawaii says: 81 am ninety
two years Of age, and suffered from
baekacbe aud kidney disease for eight
years. I have given Doan's Backnchc
Kidney Pills a fair trial and have been
50 greatly benefited that l cheerfully
reeomnlend them to other kidney snf-
ferars.is
Doan's Backaehe Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storckeepels
al 50 cents ner box (six boxes 81. 500,
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by the Hollister Drug Co, Honolulu.
Wholesale agents for the hawaiian Is.
lands.
Remember the name, Doan =, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

HoDolula started to get its ars.
tasto Of the sttaxi habit,s on Satur-
day, procession, in which there were
eight Of these machines, going over
the downtown streets between eleyep
and twelve . 'el0ek. The little ma
chimes Saturday afternoon and all DAY
yssterday appeafed 70 have done
good lot of bnsinesA1 ~
Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Honolulu Taxi Company were fled o.
Saturday morniBg with Territorial
Treasurer ID, 4, C6nlxnhg. Tue artic
les state that the company shall main
tain It's principal business oolce il
Honolalu. The eompany is 70 have /
corporate life- 81 ffty years.
The incorporates, as well. as ths
officers Of the company, are. as follows,
l.. II. Beadle, presldent; X. Yas,,
mort, vice president George s., Ikeda
secretary, and geperN ,manager; T
Mavakhmi, treasnrsF, Thomas r. w
Gray, auditor, all Of whom Constitute
the board Of directors.
The company IS capitalized at $f5,
900, there being $4,000 shares Of tbs
par value each Of one dollar. The
privilege is retained TO increase tn,
capital stock, whepever. deemed neees
saEy, 10 100000. The original mum
Der Of shares are divided into. 1880
shares Of preferred aud $500 Of com
mon stock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
10000 TONS
] Of SUGAR is .
IN DANCER
Sugar Factors Take Out War In
surance on Cargo Now Piled Up
on Docks at Puerto Mexico.
Where Rebels Are Reported 70
Be Concentrating Preparatory
for United Action.
(From saturday Adyertiser.)

Cable reports to the effect that an
insurRent force is concentrating at
Puerto Mexico are Of immediate inter.
est TO Hawaii. A. NJ. Novel;, manager
Of the Sugar Factors Company. stated
yesterday that there Is ten Thousand
tons Of Hawaii sugar at that port now,
with other eargoes in transit. The
Sugar Factors yesterday took out war
Insurance on sugar shipments via To-
huantepee. This brings the revolution
In the southern republic Immediately 10
the doors Of these Islands.
Puerto Mexico Is the name under
which the old Mexican port Of Coat1n-
eAleos was Teehristened at the compile
tion Of the Tehuantepee Railway. It
Is the northern terminal of that road.
on the Gulf Of Mexico. The wharvcs,
used by the American Hawaiian Steam.
ship Company are located about FIVE
miles from the sea. ON the shores Of
deep, broad river. The docks are nearly
a mile long and will accommodate six
Of the big freighters at one time. There
gre six enormons warehouses, and eigh-
teen travelling electric cranes.
-Four parallel lines of railway track,
VIZ A0iA ltukhus VI Nnt OOthta NttONI||u"
date the freight trains. Sugar il I'm.
loaded from the cars by hand labor onto
long tables or platform ears, is then
picked Up 10 sings BY the electric cranes
and transferred to table or platform
ear on the track along side the steamer
from which the freight blooms Of tho
vessel transfer II 70 the ships hold.
I. Hawaiian sugar has the right Of way
ever passengers or merchandise between
ealina Cruz and Puerto Mexico. The
mgar is never warehoused except In
emergencies because to put il in the
freight sheds would add 10 the labor
| And cost Of handling The management
times sugar shipments from Salina Cruz
v eppneet with the freighters at the
| Atlantic end and does all that Is pos
| sible 4 o expedite, traffic. Merchandise
( goes, into the warehouses but sugar qscs
direct from the cars to the vessels
| The railway officials have hitherto
been remarkably successful in dealinf
Nth both the federals and constitn.
/ tionahsts No serious interruption Of
| trphs;iHt hmihn traffic has ever occurred.
The information that Admiral 'sFri-
day. Fletcher, has proceeded to Puerto
Mexico win tend to allay undue qppre-
heneion As 20 the Interruption Of sugar
Shipments between Hawaii aud tho
Delaware breaxwater, via the Tehuan-
tepec route.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

WASHINGTON, January lS.-The
coast defenses Of Los Angeles will be
known in the future ruhAerl the name
Of Fort Macarthur. This is the name
given on recommendation Of General
Weaver TO the fort at Point Fermin,
which will be the headquarters and
where in time there win be a coast
defense commend stationed. NJ
There will be another fort in this
command, located on Dead Man S
Island, and mounting three.inch guns.
This fort has not yet been given q
name. The War Department is asking
fpr, an appropriation Of 100000 this
year aud authority to contract, to the
extent Of $4,000 more, to equip
Fort Macarthur with, four fourteen,
inch rifles and eight twelye-ipch NOR.
tars, This will complete the equip.
ment of Fort Macarthur, but it is
probable that the work can be finished
this year. =. i t".'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Came Here from Kausi 70 BE
Initiated, He Says, Not to- y
Talk Politics, just Now.
(Ffom MondaY AdYerfiaer. !

ffttn -tt.a.s ~
ohtcsi Netnipg doing Tor me in
that line just pow,1 said Senator
Charles A.. Rice Of Kauai yesterday az
TER his arrival from the Garden, leland.
-, 9 | came u Henolnlu thls trip 70
Join the ranks Of the mighty, and with
q number Of other misgpided anfof-
Chief. Of Hawaii at Ford Island 10
day. 4 1 can ( talk shout The sere;
meny, for that would b the death y
me, but we certainly had 3 good time,
or rather the old chiefs had their good
tiple with Us, 4 ~, y.
Things on Kauai are locking we'll
Jack GoneY,E ofisn sIoR IA growing
and that repinda me that the laal
time my legislative colleague. az Tor
mer days was In Honolulp ne put me
IN wrong with my constituents on thai
puwpkip stotYy Jack ALSO ia-A pump
bin fancisr and, what he does noi
Know Of ipumpkinss ask him.
y Another. crop which IS being fasi
developed on Kauai " scucnmhefs.
have gone IN some for epshnheri
uAii'ssh Pttptprpil tor my p9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

News was received here yesterday on
the steamer Ventura that the Brissae
Company had cancelled its theatrical
engagements in Australia and would
return TO the mainland on the, Niagara,
due here January %. NJ -. u
According 10 the officers Of the Ven
tura, the company arrived in Australia
at an inopportune time. The labor CON
ditions and the general depression OF
business, owing to the smallpox epi.
demie, are attributed as the reasons
TOR the company not meeting with
SHANGHAI success in the Antipodes,
Private advices received In Honolala
yesterday by the Ventura state that
Harry Gorsol Clarke has also met with
financial reyerses in the land Of the
southern Cross and departed hurried.
" for China, leaving his company
stranded.
The Rrissac Company is well and
favorahly known in Honolulu, where it
has played two engagements.
Herman FrankeI who financed the
Australian tour Of the Brissae Com
pany, Is accompanying the organization
on its homeward voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
DIVINE SARA GETS
tssl THE RED RIBBON

NEW YORK, January ls.-FTotn
Paris comes the news that at last the
name of Sarah Berphardt has heen add
cd TO the roll of fame of the Legion Of
Honor, Her claims have been put for
ward several times before, but the in
fincnee Of a strong element in French
society prevented the actress from OH
taining the decoration. sr ...i
y. Among the famous women who are
posaessors Of the red ribbon are Adelina
Patti, Mmo. .Curie, the Baroness dc
Rothsehild, Nine. Paqain and Nine. On.
tFiu, the aviator. ~ -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

SAN DIEGO, january 24.-- (By As.
soeiated Press CABLE - Private Wild
man who has been taking aviation
lessons under the army instructors at
North Island, across the bay from this
place yesterday reached an altitude OF
$500 feet, accompanied by a passen,
ger, This is the worlds record for a
flight Of this kind The conditions
were perfect for the flight and the
record was made without the slightest
mishaP, Wildman and his passenger
ahghting within few feet of his
hangar on North Island, ~ afG0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
aRE BEST COUGH MEDICINE.

ChRmbeTlaiE's Cough Remedy Is The
largest selling cough medicine IN the
world today because 1t does exactly
what cough medicine is supposed to
do. y stops coughs and colds speedily
and etfeetually. For sale by hll dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
0LAA EST|N|ATE u.
IS PLANTATIONS
Favorable Reports From Fields
and Mill Double Bids on stock;
Other Stock in Demand.
anon saturdaY Adrertiser.l

Hon. 8. NJ. Damon, in an interview
with The Advertiser yesterday, stated
that the estimate for the 1914 crop Of
the, olaa Sugar Company 10 about
$4,000 tona He also stated that the
I1ai5serop would probably show heavy
increase above that figure.
Under the efficient management Of
Charles ". Eekardt, formerly director
Of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters ex
pertinent station, he stated, Olaa is
showing stendy Improvements. There
have already been many reductions in
cost Of operation, which in their aggre-
gate will effect a material saving
Under improved scientific manage
'nent, II T. predicted that olaa will lay
the 1914 sugar crop down at the wharf
at fifty dollars per ton or less, 80 that
should the crop soil az low as sM cents
this plantation win show profit. This
condition Of Affairs would put Olaa on
q par, as regards cost Of production,
with many OF the best plantations in
the Territory.
Cane Quality High.
The 0laa cane is milling better than
last year, Only eight and half tons
of cane are required to make a ton Of
sugar, an Improvement Of l1.7 per cent
Ioyer last year. N 3
Demand for Stock.
Brokers who were asked as to tie
causes of the receut rise in Olaa stock,
stated that many buying orders for
this stock have teen received, with
practically no stock offered at the mar.
ket. The price has risen dnring the
week from 20 cents bid, GO acents asked,
TO so cents bid, ~ 2j asked. The mar.
ket is bare Of all stocks rS 4
Exchange Picking UP.
There rs stiaeniDg an along the
line, with buying order exceeding sell.
ing oiders Brokers are OF the opin.
Jon that IL New York prices hold 1T
3 80, Which Is only six cents per hun.
dTed pounds under prices on same I'M.
even dates 1913, there will soon be
general renewal Of activity, A greater
FEELING Of security already prevails and
better business conditions are freely
predicted. ,Ei IA b M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

PANAMA, January 24-(By Associ-
a.ed Press Gable Colonel eloethals,
engineer in charge of the Panama
Canal Yesterday eabled an offer Of &c.
.ceptanee OF the position OF polieeseoIn
missioner Of New York He provides
that be be given unlimited power in
carrying ont his work and asks for the
repeal Of the law allowing the appeal
courts power for the Dismissal Of cases.
IT is not probable that Colonel Goeth-
ais win be given the position, because
Of the fact that the carrying out Of
the conditions be names is believed inn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
70 sURf 4 COLI ii 0AE1sY

Take LAXATIVE BfoIp o Qnirdna
Tablets, All druggists refund
the money il it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature Is on
each kox ~
'ARIs kEr IcINE CO.. 81 LouI /, & 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
MERRY DEL vAL APPOINTED

ROME, January lathe Pope has
appointed Cardinal Merry del Val arch
priest of St. Peters, to succeed the
late Cardinal Rampolla, according TO
official announcement made tonight. A
deputation of canons Of 81. Peter y was
received today in audience by the Pope
and discussed with the Pontiff the APP
Pointment ct the new archpriest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Amendment Taking 24oo Assist.
afpPsatniastsfs Oh List, sist
rns PosEhieksn. tlg
Stricken

WASHINGTON, January (By
Associated Press Cable)- -Sehator Cum.
Minis amendment to tho Alaska Rail.
road BIN, providing for the eompsl,
sorry Operations by the government OF
the Alaska railroad upon compilation,
was defeated in the senate yesterday
after spirited debate.
II Is now expected that a final vote
on this measure win be reached today,
In the general appropriation bill the
amendment exempting twenty-four
hundred assistant postmasters in the
United States from the projections Of
the eivil service was stricken out.
This action was taken on the recon.
mendation Of President Wilson, who
several days ago expressed his disep-
proyal Of the amendment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Exehange Pickirg IIp.
,DIscHARGEpJ WITHOUT
HONOR FROM ARMY

sCHoFIELD BARRACKS, January
%, George Lyons, Troop G, Fourth
Cavalry, has been discharged from the
army without h0por,on account OF con-
lyiction and sentrdee Of Imprisonment
by civil authorities. This order was Is,
sued by the departments commander by
virtue Of the increased powers recently
vested in him. a5sSts
Lyons, IL will be remembered, IS the
man who Was convicted Of the murder
Of . japanese baeiSdriver, and sentenc.
ed to q long term in the penitentiary,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

Two contributions to be added to the
fund being raised in Hawali for the re-
lief Of the earthquake and volcano sui.
lfcrsrs IN Kagoshima have been received
by The Advertiser from the pupils Of
two rural public schools. The children
of tho Kaneohe School, when the &C,
count OF the suffering in the stricken
district as Published IN The Advertiser
Was read to them. passed q subscription
list and raised five dollars, which was
sent to The Advertiser TO be forwarded
70 the. children OF iNagoshima. Yester.
day, note was received from Keathou,
North Kona, inclosing d check for two
dollars, with a request that this amount
be added TO the relief fund. sg5. d. .
The fund, as reported in The Japa.
Inese press, Is now substantial one.
The several amounts contributed to ii
through The Advertiser have been for.
waFded to the Yokohama Specie Bank.
where the fund is being kept until II
" forwarded to Toxic, and from thence
70 the stricken district. The amounts
The Advertiser has received are: ~,
Mrs. G. T.. Maud 1926, 90
ra.L E#.h .- l.aaI ~. gF : ~ = y 49,, ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

ATLANTA, Georgia, january a.
(By Associated Press Cable Captain
West, u. 8, Marines, was indicted here
yesterday on charge Of assault to
kill his stepmother, Mrs. john JsRss,
who is the custodian Of his child,
pending the outcome Of divorce suit
brought by his wife. Captain West
denies that he attempted to kill Mrs,
Jones aud asserts that he went to
Mrs. Jones' house to see his child, was
refused permission to enter and simply
pushed the woman out OF his way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

WASHINGTON, January "a. - (By
Associated Press Cable) Captain Field
of the battleship Louisiana was do
clared guilty by a eourt-martial here
Yesterday of negligence in the naviga.
ton of his vessel.
He was charged with navigating his
vessel without using a chart at the
time the big dreadnOneht was grounded
ON reef at Vera Cruz last August.
The. decision of the court martial Is
that Captain Field lose FIVE numbers
and be relieved Of the command of
the Louisiana.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27

Hamilton Met,ubbin, chief engineer
of the Pioneer mill at Lahaina. returned
Saturday afternoon by the steamer
MagRa kea to his Valley Island home,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
ST, LOUIS, January "a.

; ST, LOUIS, January "a (By
Associated Press Cable)-A fight
! for civic reform in st. Louis,
/ which has been in progress with
renewed force for the past several
months ended in victory for the
reform forces last night when the
! board Of aldermen adopted an or,
dinaDee which puts segregated
I vice out of existence In st. Louis.
I The new ordinance win become
I effective March /, II is estimat.
cd that ten thousand or more wo.
! men now reside in the segregated
! section of st. Louis. '~e7 aE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
WASHINGTON, January

WASHINGTON, January a.
(By Associated Press Cable)
+ Secretary Wilson Of the depart
ment Of commerce and labor sup-
+ gested yesterday that the doors Of
} the United States hereafter be
closed TO Hindu laborers.
He also proposed the enactment
! Of an amendment to the immi-
grafton laws requiring physical
: test Of all persons brought TO tho
! United States 70 engage in man
= ual labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
MILWAUKEE, January "a.

MILWAUKEE, January "a - 4
lBy Associated Press Cable)--Ad 4
: Wolgast last night got the deci- y
+ sion over Joe Rivers, his old rival y
: in ten-round contest here, The y
! bout was witnessed by a Iarge y
crowd and was fast throughout. y
: both fighters were covered with 4
! blood when the referee raised Vol 4
: CAST right gloyed hand aud de. 4
: clared him the winner. = ~ 4
: . y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-27
Child Prays for Mother,

bubbles, - the three. year-old daugh-
ter Of the dead woman, too Young to
roaflze the import of the tragedy, play,
,ea about the lawn Of the hotel yester-
day, laughing and romping with the
guests. Only once did she refer to
mamma and that was when she in.
quired; ,-' IT., E,= TX, =. -. x. "
~ don 7 see why God allowed him
20 kill mamma, am going to pray to
God to take care of mamma" h @a
The little one is being cared for with
all the care of a mother by Miss Ander-
son, a tourist from Winnipeg, who has
aiken a great fancy to the pretty little
girl. She is popular with all and moth,
Evening star., 1914-05-26
nlERTNENr @feGNr
Happenings s &S1Sportdom
BY ]. ED GR1LLo.

According the League there are
thirty league players ready his organization
the Chicago decide that the club
permanently ejoin Chief Johnson playing with the
Federal League.
thirt-seven players the
release clause their and that when the hold
this be inequtable the players will jump.
incidentally. Gilmore admits that the which the
major leagues put vogue last will hold in and he
probably will find that there few players who have not
affixed their signatures this document thus making the
efforts OF the outlaws get such players ineffective
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