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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
NJ GREGOR's WHARF
CONTINUES IN USE
Although II Is Dangerous and
Unsafe Harbor Board
Keeps It Open
ll1rom salurlay Alvsrtl.a..l

Moved. THAI the boaisl 9. h.lrbot
commissioners considers the wharf al
Mcgfegor > dangerous AID uhsafs az
per the report of The chairman. fot. is
use by the general pnisiie, but tlllf 10 i.
rcrary fermission he srautea IA tbs
ibter-island steam Nasiaation coa,..
fany to use the same. ppoviaipv that
We company nssnmes ali the restoasi-
DIRTY and expense connected theso,
with y
This was a motion made bg James
Wakeheld, seconded by TN Church nAd
eartied Yesterday afternoon at a meet.
ing OK the harbor commission. There
was considerable argument betweenl
members Of the board and Charles r.
ieEenway, attorney Ter the Inior Isl.
ana steam Navigation Company; Jamcs
Z. Mclean, vice president, and gosephl
y Sheedy, general superintendent o.,
the same company, over the merits Of
The question. #i 4a va - ttt
Wharf Being Dis,nan.led u
y appears that the Inter Island nee.
pie 10 not2particuIarly care 10 use the
new wharf at lSihei until certain gas
baoys and lights are placed IN posi-.
tiop, and, since Il win take CONSIDER,
able time TO have the III hthonse ,lenart
inent in Washington attend TO this mat
ter, u bccoines heceasaFy TO make fur,
Their use of the wharf III MaGroaor 4.
Maui, although Il has been condeinne,l
by the harbOr commissioh az unsafe and
eangerols for nse BY the general pnb-i
lie. Tho old wharf Il. In fact heinz
Hlsmantied now, a contact having been
iet out recently ~ the hnrtor board
tie old stanlcture.
/, In consideration Of being .permitted
70 nsc McGhnRor's for some time. the
steamer folk have agreed to make snca
nhmedinte repairs az are neeassarv to
bose the wharf in a e0hdition that Il
mag DC used with some degree Of safety.
Arthur 4. Amedge, inapeetorin.
charge Of the nipeteenth hahthonse1
district was present AT yesterday 4
meeting and with the board went fully
into the question Of the necessary wharf
and harbor lights required 10 Kihei,
where the new wharf was re.
Gently completed. Mr.. iArledee win
take the matter up Immediately with
his department.
Plans for Channel Ready
Chairman Forbes said yesterday that
the plans for the proposed Kalihi chan.
mel are now ready and win be sub
mitted to the harbor commission for
approval at a neeting TO be held next
Tuesday morning. These plans have
received the approval, of Go vernon Pink
ham and are said 10 be in such shape
that they will meet with full and
ready approyal and considerations 4 in
Washington. l
The question Of finally approving the !
new rules and regulations Of the com.
mission in regard to shipping viii be
taken up at a later meeting, said
Chairman Forbes yesterday. THE whole
board was present at Yesterdays meet
ing, Chairman Charles r. Forbes, Com
missioners 7. M. Church, Charles J. |
Mccarthy, f. L, Dodge and James
Wakefield.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
RHEUMATISM.

Have you ever tried. Chamberlain =
Pain Balm for rheumatislnG If not,
you are wasting time, Us the longer this
disease runs on the harder IL is TO cure.
Get a bottle today, apply II with Wig,
orous massage to the afflicted parts and
You WI be surprised and delighted at
the relief obtained For sale by all
dealers. Renson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
age It's for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
City and County Administration
and Police Scored BY
Graft Prosecutor

OAKLAND, November 2l.--( Associ,
ated Press by Federal Mireless) Fran
els J. lieney, former district attorney
of San Francisco, and defeated cahdi.
date for the Senate at the recent elec
tion addressed an overflow mass meeting
here yesterday In which he flayed the
administration and the officials Of Oak,
land and Alameda county.
lie attacked the city and county adj
ministration, aud particularly the police
department for corruption. He said:
Alameda county Is. honeyeombed
with corruption, and characterized
one county ollleialas t'the Abe Ruef Of
Oakland n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
PROCLAIM NEUTRALITY
At PANAMA CANAL

PANAMA, November 81. (Associat-
ed Press By Federal wiro,ess) Strict
orders from Washington regarding neu-
trality Just received here were publish.
cd yesterday for the information Of al
government officials and employees CON
neoted with the canal. According to
these orders no'anformation can be CIV
en- out regarding passing SHIPS or car
goes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
Decide Yourself
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
Honolulu Testimony.


Don I take our word FOR 1t.
Don I depend on a stranger : state
mont HS
Read Honolulu endorsement
Read the statements Of lIonolnin
citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here il one case OF it:
James &. Il. Armstrong, Nunanu Val
ley, HoaolBlu, lIawaii, saws: 81 was a
Sufferer from Kidney trouble for three
years, and Doan 5 Raekacne Kidney
Pills completely cured me. I had no
return Of the complaint during the past
year. ] cannot recommend this remedy
too highly plt.f
Deans naekaclie Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and stofekeepers
at 80 cents per box (six boAps SO SOY,
or win be mailed on receipt Of price
by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the llawaiian Is
laBds.
Remember the name, Doan' q, and
take no substitute,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
BRITAIN WILL KEEP
EMBARGO ! pom WOOL

WARRINGTON. November alas
sociated Press by Federal wirelsssl -
A request that the British government
modify the embargo placed upon the
expectation OF wool from the British
dominions, in order that American
manufacturers might secure their raw
material. has been refused.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

SAN DIEGO, November 2i.--( Asso
eiRted Press by Federal Wineless) -
The First Aero corps of the army Is
now conducting series of tests with
motor boat, which - said 30 be the
fastest Of its displacement An the word.
In the trials already made this boat
has carried eight pnssengefsl at a speed
Of forty Ave miles an hour. II it proves
satisfactory TO the army officials Il will
be adopted for use in efeeting rescues
IN hydroacroplane accidents taking
place on the water. ta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
BAN ON YEA sIIIPMENTs

LONDON, November 81 (Great Bri-
tain has placed q strong rrohibitory or
der on The exportRtion Of tea TO any
continental ports except those Of Spain,
PORTUGAL end the Allied countries. 1t
is believed that Germany has been re
ceiying large quantities tflrongh the
Netherlands.
The House of Commons today passed
q supplementary estimate, increasing
the army by million men. g4tla
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
PATRIOTISM CANNOT
BE COMMERCIAL FED

I BERLIN, November 20.-The Ger.
man imperial patent office will not per.
init the eommercialization of patriotism
Names of military and political leaders
of battles, and abe like which are con
nected with the history of the Euro.
pean war, win not be accepted as
traded marks. Such names should be
used as Expressions Of patriotism and
not for commercial purposes, according
TO the views Of the patena office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
GENERAL SALAzAR BREAKS
JAIL AND CROSSES BORDER

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, No.
vcnIber 2l.-l Associated Press by Fed
eral Wirciess) -denerai saiazar, Tho
Mexican chieftain who was held here
ON charge Of breaking the nsu.ralisy
OF tho United States having been ar
rested after crossing the Mexicsn Dor
der, broke out from the county jail last
night and has, It Is believed, crossed
the border.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
Situation In Southern Republic
Becomes More and More Con-
fused EaehDay While Govern
ment Offices Are Abandoned
GENERAL OBREG0N LEADS
EofhL TROOPS INTO FIELD
General Villa, at Head Of 10000
Men, Is advancing Against
carranza Forces IN Three Dr.
visions and Warfare Begins
HTASHlNGTON, November FL.
wv -lAssoclated Press by

TXTASHlNGTON, November 2i.
wv ~-(Assoclated Press by
~ Federal WirelesS) ~ The
Mexican situation becomes each
day more and more confused and
hopeless. There appears 10 be
no close connection between the
various generals OF either side
and no plans beyond a general
slaughter. Practical anarchy
prevails in the City of Mexico,
with an attenuated police force
making slight pretenSe Of guard
ing life and property and bands
Of armed deSperadoes rowing al
most at will in many sections Of
the capital. All the government
Offices have been vacated and
General 0breg0n has led all the
soldiers still loyal to Carranza
out of the city.
VILLA LEADS REBEL FORCE
provisional President" GutI-
errez has announced that he has
decided to retain Villa at the
head Of the forces of the conven-
ton, and a number of columns Of
these troops, aQqredatinu SixfV
thousand, are now advancing.
against those positions held by'
the carranzaists. One force, led
by Villa In person, is advancing
against the City Of Mexico. An
other has fer Its objective the
city of GuadaIajara. A third is
approaching Tampicp. Villa ex-
poets to reach the vicinity Of the
capital practically unopposed
0BREG0N TAKES THE FIELD
0bregob whose forces entrain-
cd at the City of Mexico yester-
day for 0rizaba, is expected to
proceed to Salina Cruz by way
OF the ] ehuantepec railroad ano
thence to GuadaIajara, in order
to get behind Villa and to effect a
concentration of the troops OF
the southern States believed TO
be lOvaI to carranza
The latest report from the
Mexican capital is that the Con-
stitutionaIist general Lucio Blan-
90, who had been imprisoned byI
General 0bfegoI has been Iiher-
ated By his friends and has made
himself the executive head OF the
city and the federal district.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
10 CURE A colo N ONE Dly

Take Laxative Bromo Quinina
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If it fails to cure,
Z. w, Groves signature is on
each tox M
SARis ) Fl IcINE ca. 81 GUS r:S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

Y CHICAGO, November 2l.--( Associa,
ted Press by Federal wirelcss) lin a
speech at the Commercial Club here
Yesterday, former President William
II, Taft declared that the lack Of sys-
TEN IN handling the finance Of the
federal government will some day
cause the government to become TEN.
porarily bankrupt. 9t4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

tho administration two pets, villa and
Carranza, are at each Others throats.
These are perilous times. 1t is a fight.
ing world ia ilghing age. Let us
learn the condition Of oRr army and
navy end make the findings known,
then let the people say whichever money
rhall be diverted from southern rost
ofiicos to our defense. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2l.-
associated Press by Federal Wire
less) There was general snowstorm
throughout the Eastern States yester.
dgy, the fail being heavy in number
Of the States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
Three Mighty Conflicts In Eastern
War Zone Arc Reported in Pro-
oress, With Russia Claiming
Victory Over 100000 Germans
GREAT TEUToH ARMY
POUNDS sLAv CENTER
Two Commanders Of Kaiser's
Said to Have Committed Sui
eide As Result Of Defeat and
Fall Of Przemysl Imminent

m 0hD0h, November 21.-(As-
ISOLATED Press by Federal
WireIess)-Adbices from Pc
tr0grad say that two big battles
are now taking place in Poland,
and another in East Prussia.
where the Russian invasion Is
being pushed with great determi-
nation, the troops ADVANCING
slowly through the difficult Coun-
try surrounding the Mazurian
Lakes,
RUSS CLAIM PARTIAL VICTORY
Russia last night claimed a
partial victory already in the. biz
battle between the vistula and
Wharf.-The rivers, where 100000
Germans have been gathered to
break through the Russian cen
ter.
Conflicting reports are receive
ed in regard to the other battle
In Poland. Russia claims salts
factory progress is being made,
while Berlin announcements
make the same claim, SAVING
nothing OF the invasion Of East
Prussia nor the BID battle IN the
center.
GENERALS COMMIT SUICIDE
As a result Of the defeat which
has been administered to the
corps under their command at
Czenstchowa, on the SlIesian-
Polish border by the Russians,
the two German commanders,
General Won Rre1ow and General
Won BrOmeL have committed sui
eide, according to reports Which
have reached Petrngrad from the
battlefront.
Petr0urad reports Steady pro-
gfess in the offensive against the
AustrlaRs throughout GaIicia.
FRzEMYSL is FALLING
They say that the sieqe OF
Przemysl appears to be rapidly
heariDg its end and the forts are
fast succunnblng to the rain OF
prDiectiIes which the Russian
siege guns have been pouring ON
them for the past three weeks.
All the outer defenseS have
been captured and the trenches
dug by the defenders are now
filed With Russian rifIemen.
Many OF these trenches have
been filled with line by the Aus
TRANS, this fact being taken by
the Russians as confirmation OF
the reports that the garrisons il
the forts are suffering from the
rayages of cholera.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2l.--
associated Press by Federal wireless).
Letters have been received here by
her friends from Madame calve. which
state that she has entered one Of the
Paris hospitals as war nurse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO. November 2l.--
assoc lated Pross by Federal Wireless).
--ln an address made here yesterday
by Congressman Kahn before the
Chamber of Commerce, he broachod a
nlnn whereby the meuibers Of the
houses Of congress will accompany the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
AUSTRIA INTERNEs
BRITISH RESIDENTS
Some Are Held As Prisoners,
While Others Suffer From
Severe Restraints
Italy and Whole Lavant Are I'm
easy Over Probable FAN
9@ Of belgrade

VIENNA. November (Associat
cd Press by Federal wireiess) Many
Of the British residents IA Austria have
now bean interned and held as prison,
ers Of naF. While others are being sub.
jected d severe restraints, owing 20
the allag0d 'twretchod situation Of
thoso Anstrians and EIungartans insern
"a tn certain OF tho bsIligerant states,
especially Engiand.s tt
Those fntornod horo consist OF All
men q military age, while the old men
womtn ana cihiafen are living under
close police rsstrictions. BE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
TRENCH EomBARD GERMANS

WASHINGTON, November 21.--(As.
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wiselessl =
The French enIhassy here made state
mfnt today, announcing: Near
Rheims our artillery has destroyed two
German earthworkn and hDmharded the
enemy's supply trndn III, 81, 1s hi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
ITALY AND BAIaEANs UNEASY

LONDON, November 21.-tAssocia.-
ed Press by Federal Wireless) - Tho
Austrian bumharfInent OF Belgrade, and
the danger o. an tnvagion Of servia by
The Austrians has begun 10 create great
pneasipess in the Ralkans as well as
IN Italy. So is.sF 49,, re- T
BlIigaris Is especially concerned over
the outlook.
Italy has called home her ambassa.
doris 70 the yafions European capitals
for = conference At Rome over the mat.
ter. It Is believed that any Anxt,ian
sncceases In 6ervia, attended by com.
plicatiohs with other Balkan nations
WIN force the hand Of ITALY. where ths
general aentimalit Is now RironRly anti.
AuAtrian and IN fayOr Of me Rrenchl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24
sENEY, Michigan. Nov

sENEY, Michigan, November 2l.
(Assqeiated Press by Federal Wire,
Iess) The bodieA of six men ana two
women were washed ashore here yes
terday in Lake Superior. They are
believed to come from the lumber
barge Anna Peterson which disappear.
ed in a great gale the preceding night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-24

ROME, November ei.--(AAaoeiated
Press by Federal Wifeless) The birth
day Of Pope Benedict viii be quietly
celebrated today, The plans for the
usnai festivities had TO be given up be
cause the Pope wished no gayety on
account of the war. lie will, however,
reeeiye birthday greetings from all Over
the Catholic world.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17
Rspidan

! The ]. l.. Mantor family attended
church in Decoria Sunday.
Mr.. Cotton and Mr.. Knutson drag
eed, the roads Tuesday afternoon.
Christ Hishburss purchased
horse from W. H. Hitler one day last
week. 20 49,
Mic Jepson cana home from tho
hospital at Mankato Monday after
noon.
Miss Minnie Eriandson spent last
week a. the home OF her brother in
Rapiian.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. Z. swartout and
family visited at the Robert swart-
out home IA Mankato Sunday.
The families OF J. n. Anderson and
David Anderson spent Sunday after
noon at the P. NJ. Brodefson home
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Cotton and Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Cotton spent q pleas
ant Afternoon At the ]. d. Little
home Sunday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17
Indian. Lake

Miss Agnes shepherd Is visiting
for a week with her aunt, Miss
Euphemia Walker. %
The. first plowman. was seen In
the field on April z, In the person
OF Lee Plumb. on the James BAH
ard place. "a 3
Mrs Sven Erickson Of Rapidan,
whe has been suffering from
severe illness, Il much improved.
Mrs. Erickson Is Mrs. Edney's
mother. a. .E.s
The Sunshine club meeting which
was to be held on Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. G.. A. Chapman, has
been postponed for one week, and
will meet with Mrs. Chapman at
that time. ~
Theodore Moon moved his family
last week TO the place recently sold
by II. l.. Croker IN Spring Island
L. p. Frederickson has purchased
the place which Mr.. Moon recently
occupied and will move on to 1T
this spring. .a- SO .,
~ buthbtil VI thuiAu LAKE ptOpie
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Russell,
which took place in Mankato last
week. A good many residents Of
this neighborhood were quite we'll
acquainted with Mrs. Russell. Mrs.
Warren b. Kidder, being her daugh.
ter. rE e. as a 2.
The Farmers club and the Indian
Lake Literary society will meet two
weeks from next Saturday at the
school house. There will be pro-
gram provided which has not yet
been decided upon. There win be no
meeting OF the Farmers club be-
fore that date.
The Birthday club last Tuesday az
ternoon surprised Charley Loe at bis
home In honor OF his thirty-flrst
birthday. The gathering Included mr.
teen. A delightful afternoon and
evening were spent and the guests
did not depart Until late hour. The
birthday cake. which was the wofk
OF Mrs. William Watt. was a master.
piece OF culinary art. and was SID
perbly decorated with thfrty-one
candies. Various games were played.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17

voted to give s2Sr toward the side
walk fund. The ladies will also
have a cleanup day later and eyry
one Is invited 10 come an lend a
hand in making the village one Of
the fairest in the land.s
Through the Kindness of the
Methodist church the Easter service
which was announced for the Chris.
tan church viii be held in the
Methodist church Sunday, April II.
The change in Arrangement was
made because or the unfinished re.
pairs in the Christian church. There
will be music Appropriate to the
day, and the sermon viii bear upon
the signifcance Of the resurrection
as well as some Of the things re-
quired OF people as servants OF
God. This Is also the day for the
benevolent offerings in the church.
!. Howard Hazel has Just put
telehone In his residence.
The teachers or the public school
will enjoy visiting day Monday.
There will also be vacation on
Friday OF this week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17
Ly.ra

Mr.. and Mrs. O. Sonnabend Wis.
tied Sunday at the r. Ziegler home.
DR.. Schlesselman made several
professional calls TO the w. Bessart
home last week i.
Little Willie Defy has had to miss
school for week or more because
OF suffering with heart trouble.
Word has been received here OF
the death of Edward wier, a brother
Of Frank wier OF Good Thunder.
Mrs. II. Meyers leaves today for
her home at North Yakima. Wash,
after an extended visit with friends
here e.s 4i.e4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Beise attend
ed the wedding OF their brother,
Ewald Beise at Medo Sunday after
noon. .E
A bright baby girl was added to
the Ferd Hitler family one day last
week. The mother and her little
daughter are doing well.
Confirmation services were OBJ
served at the Evangelical Lutheran
church last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Randi
officiated and q large class was con-
frmed.
Easter Sunday will be observed by
the various churches and also a
short program and song service at
the Bapti ischdreh arranged by the
superintendent. Mrs. A. j. Whitman.
The present weather Is not one
BIT what the farmer wants. The old
weather prophets are getting badly
mixed and won't venture another
single prediction. but that "the
weather can just take care OF itself"
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RspMan

Charles swan ana wife were in
Mankato Tuesday.
Howard Cole bought team In
Mahkato Tuesday.
Anna stavenan Is employed at
present at the home Of Rev.. A. c.
Kfanimer.
Peter Erickson was saving wood
Tuesday for August Pichner and w.
Geishardt. fts
Miss Ella Hroeger has so much
improved In health as to be able to
Wait friends in Mankato.
Miss Dorothy Just Is spending
her vacation at home. She attends
Bethany college IN Mankato Z
%. n. Peterson; who until recently
was the buttermaker, here. Is In
Minneapolis on business this week.
The Rapidan cemetery association
met. Wednesday With Airs. Eric Hol-
berg on Glenwood avenue In Man
kato. -
Louis Taeger and George Ballard
are each having acetyiene gas
lighting plants installed in their
Linda swan IS home on a visit
from ST. Peter, where she Is en-
ployed In the state hospital Tor the
insane.
The roads are bad. and where are
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17

the road drassg A. little money
spent on dragging the roads at the
right time will save lots of horse
flesh. IA,
Some Of the farmers have started
preparations for seeding. but at this
writing. preparations for winter
would be more In harmony with the
weather. =
Miss Myrtle Cfossweil who has
been attending school in Mankato
has been compelled to return home
no account Of a bad attack Of whoop-
ing cough.
The creamery company received
carload of twine Monday and on
Tuesday farmers from all directions
were in town getting their supply.
for harvest
The Milwaukee Railway company
has put in cement crosswalks here
and given Its yards a general clean
ing up. which is great improve
nent to the property.
William Bosin has resigned his
position at Kron's department store
In Mankato. and after taking a
much needed rest, he viii engage
in business for. himself.
Martin Anderson Of South Dakota,
who, arrived at John, Holberg's
home Sunday night for q short visit.
reported q snow storm In progress
In Dakota when he left. -
The creamery is a busy place at
present Beside putting in the new
ice plant. other repairs are being
made, including the installing of a
large water supply tank.
/ Mr. anu Mrs. Bert Kroegef of 81.
Paul attended the funeral OF Mr..
Kroeser's grandfather. F. .o.Grosky.
Tuesday night and his, wife Is re.
naming for a short visit
Flo brothers have closed deal
with r. L. Hauk OF Good Thunder
whereby they became owners OF the
local elevator, Their reputation for
square dealing insufes them success
from the start.
Mrs. Christ Johnson was again
called to Amboy, Tuesday night, on
account OF the serious illness of her
little granddaughter. who suffered
relapse. The little girl has bron.
chial pneumonia and Is In very
critical condition. -.. =.
A class OF bright young people
was confirmed at the church here
Sunday and the exercises were well
attended. Rev MFR. Hammer was In
charge and those confirmed were
Paul Kunkle. Jr.. Edwin Rroeger,
Ida Heitner, Lydia Swan and Edna
Cloves.
Relatives who attended the fun.
eral Of r. o'Grosky were william
o'Grosky from Stockton, Mimi, Mr.
Dorm d Lewiston. Mrs. Schartan oil
Rochester. William O'Grosky and
family OF Good Thunder, and Mrs
George vosbeck.. Mrs. Robert NAL
zahn. Mrs. Albert silber, Mrs. Louis
Arnold, and Peter Schmidt OF Man
kato. Six OF the grandchildren
/ acted as pail" bearers.