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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
Pearl AarboF Work VIM Be Com
pIeted ByfSan Francisco
Bridge Company

WASHINGTON, December 5.--Asso.
ciated Press by Federal Wireless)--
Secretary of the Navy Daniels au'
bounced today that a supplemental con
tract had been signed with thu San
Ilaneisco Bridge company to complete
the Pearl Harbor drydoclS 1he new
requires completion by July
T. 1918, at a cost Of $li26l ,S5D. This
is $23S,650 less than was allowed by
Congress at the last session. M ],
Under the pew plans the dock will
be considerably larger than originally
designed, The new basin viii be l02J
feet long aud l4s feet wide at the Cop,
and 35 feet oyer the sill at mean Aigil
water. Tbs total price of the doeb,
including the money already paid oyrr
on the old contract, is "a ,442, lis, ex-
elusive of taissons, pumping sb4tioni
etc. "a Re ttE rs
HCiyil Engineer q. w. Parks, Z. $,
NJ, at present I,ibhc works Officer al
Philadelphia, viii supervise the ,scb,
structi0R work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
Marshal Smidcy Receives Orders
10 Hold Income Assess
ments Out Of Salaries

Marshal Smiddy has been instructed
by the department Of justice in Wash
ington, Of which be Is now the disburs
ing agent here, 10 withhold from chs
salaries Of the federal Judges and Other
officials and employees Of the Judiciary
department here the income tan
amounts due the government. ,ff
The income tax is collected on al
salaries over $4,000, an additional ex
emption OF $1,000 being granted ID tn,
case Of a married man who lives lwitl
his wife. The tau rate Is one per cent
on everything above the exemption.
Z Income taxes have been destraine(
from the salaries Of members Of tn,
national senate and house Of repro
sentatives. The orders from the treas
nry department are Imperative, and thu
tax wal he collected from every fed
eTal official in the land who Is liabl'
under the income tax laws.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
MEXICAN BULLETS
.fLlLGR|9ss BgRsfB
Killing Of One Civilian and Wound
inc Of American Cavalry
man Invite Protest

j..
( NAco, Arizona, December e. (Asso
ciated Rress BY Federal wireless) "A
continuation Of the battle at tn, Mcxi
esn town Of Naeo rssuited in further
eaFuallies here yesterday and brought
forth another protest from the governor
NJ the stass 70 Washington Bullets
fred from the Mexican side OF the line
yesterday killed one Mexican CIVILIAN,
end wounded another American cav.
alryman on duty IN the border patrol
FIVE DIE OF WOUNDS
Tho total nhmher Of Casualties on ths
Americrn side Of the lns during the
lighting TO date Is forty -scven. Pivs
OF these have died Of their wounds
This incindes fourteen american vol
diers wounded while preaent along the
border ~ the discharge Of their duties
eovERN0R HUNT PROTESTS
G6yernof, Hunt cabled another pro
teat TO tho state dooartment after two
more persons had been struck BY bull
lets IN this town He asked that the
federal govern uent AFFORD adequate
proteoiion 70 the people Ia Naeo and
that immediate steps be taken TO pro
tect them from the DANCERS roslltin2
from the Medcsn hostiliics. f04
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
Rapid TE2nsit Extension Bill Can
BdllSayed Only BY
Prompt Action

Governor Pinkham has forwarded his
"analysis,ldof the proposed Rapid
Transit Charter Extension Bill to the
secretary of the interior, thus getting
at least week Is start of the state.
ment Of facts which is to be pre-
pared in reply to the Governor's ex-
traordinary Tight-about-wheel concern
ing a matter Of such vital Importance
70 Honolulu. In reply to the letter OF
the, rapid transit president, asking II
any copies of the snalysis had been
sent to Washington, the Governor re.
piled yesterday; IT.
To Secretary Lane
g A copy Of my joint letter to the
public utilities commission and yourself
was forwarded, enclosed with the com,
munication of the above commission,
to the Hon. Franklin X. Lane, secre-
tary of the interior.
/" No communication has been had
with any committee
Deprecated in City e a
Inasmnch as congress will meet on
Monday for short session, crowded
with private bills, during which the
Rapid Transit Bill must pass or all the
work upon il be lost, making q wholly
new start in new congress necessary
the action of the Governor in throwing
this block in the way Is very generally
deprecated Throughout the city, those
familiar with fhe facts Of the matter
anpreeiatipg that Honolulu, and not
the Rapid Transit Company, will be
permanently injured IL the present ex.
tension bill be dropped. NJ
Extensions Held Up
The expenditure early in the new
year Of some 100000 on extensions and
improvements Of the system viii not
take place, the Pearl Harhor line will
not be built, the authorized double.
tracking of King street will be dropped,
no line viii be built up Kalihi Valley,
and there will be no further use Of
asking the company TO consider the
mueh-desired Fort Ruger loop. From
a military standpoint as well as from
the standpoint Of those who desire 70
see Honolulu grow, II will be unfor.
tunate IL all these plans are brought 70
nought or even seriously, delayed.
Advantages TO Public
A point in the proposed new eharter,
brought out very clearly before the
congressional committee is that the
company cannot increase its earnings
for Its stockholders by Il ereasing its
service or its investr;snt Until the
final settling up comes i 1910, the cor
poration gets nothing more In divi'
dends than II gets now, either in per
centage or In dollars. The company
gets for its stockholders nothing BY ex.
tending its service under the proposed
charter; the public receive the full
benefit of whatever extensions are
made, while the public utilities com
mission can force the company to make
necessary extensions so long as the
earnings Of the whole line provide for
the dividend limit on the amount Nof
stock outstanding when the bill Is
passed. .i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
DIireDistre's;si
It Is Near at Hand 70 Hundreds o.
Honolulu Readers.

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is often the kidneys cry
for help.
Neglect hnIrying TO the kidneys aid
Means that urinary troubles may fol
low.
or danger OF worse kidney trouble.
Here y convincing testimony:
Mrs, Maria Sipde, 02027 Hogan st.,
SpokaIe, WASH, spysi Ny kidney
trouble began with lame, painful aud
weak lack. | eouldn't stoop without
first standing 50 that there would be
no strain on my back then | had to
.Ppt my hands across the small Of my
back us support had beating
down feeling III my hips and my blad-
der was infamed IIhad gravel and
tie kidney seeretions were in bad
shape. One day saw Doan 3 Rack
ache Kidney Pills advertised aud be.
gan using them. They helped me right
away aud four boxes cured me. !
haven I had q sign Of kidney trouble
Doan,s Baekaehe Kidney Pills are
cold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes Tor
f2 or win be mailed on receipt of
price ny the ltollister Drug Co Homo
lulu Who'll sale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands,
Z Rcwember the name, Doan Is, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
PLAN
DELIVERY OF
HEAVY BLOW
T0iNVADERS
Titanic Coup Seems
TO Be Well Along
AT Battle Front
In Belgium

II oNDoN. December g. (Associaf-
ed Press by Federal Wircless)
while II Is known that herco
lighting Is going ON in the EASTERN zollo
Of war, and that isolated coiahats arc
tairipg place I'm Belgium and France.
nothing is definitely known Of the r..
suits Of these battids.
The censorship which has been estfb-
lishod In TIA. past few days now snrl
paaaes in strictness anything that haa
boon IN force eince the war began.
This IS tbolieyed to portend oporations
whose ippertai,ee can mot be overorti
niefodl 49,,
Allies PLAN cRUsH1NG BLOW
IT Il believed here that thee opera.
lions are the planning Of the delivery
o. > crushing blow 70 tho Gerlnans n
France and Belgium. and that tno
movements on foot are the result Of TIE
landing 81 Britieh reinfofeements, mum
herring more than 1000 900 men, few
dpya ago for the Allies. 4 F
The ofleal Bulletins given out BY
the war once are unusually tchnty and
are vague IN their statcmentk Of tho
movement Of troops ana tho positions
Occupied IN the western theptef Of war.
ATTACK ON GERMAN WINGS
Prom such references as they contain.
however. experts believe the movement
Contemplated wiz be the long expected
attack hY the Allies upon the wings a
the dcrmap line. which II successful.
would cause the falling back Of the an
VIE Germany army from IS present
me latest oaicisi rspor, from Paris
sayt mo notable incident took place III
yestefaay' tehting- Tho ainoupcl.
/; Al Bisrmistent ana fairly spirited
cannonadfng marks the last twenty.
t9uk hours on tho Line from Ypres 70
RQulerp n
ENEMY CANNOT ADVANCE
l3ftrh6 enemy has Attempted unsuc.
ccesf6llv To- gain rrodnd between Rocs.
1aoro PAS ana Chtnddolo. N
AT YermelIeb We Continue ,orca,,i..
| ing ppsitione and We have captured 6o1.
ersl ~ the 0ornan positions. Infanfrr
attacks by The euem9 A the forest 81
lAERghn6 have been repulaod.
There y nothing 70 report from A.
.on December second We took go
German prisoners IN the north
| Berlin oflcial announcements claim
that The French have been pnsuccoss.
fully trying 70 advance - Alsaco and
nat tpese attempts have been dofoafs1|
via heavy losses; Also that attacks
on the German positions IN FLANDERS
hove bean repulsea "A.
ALLIES REPEATEDLY REPUIsED
The dispatch says:
Repeated assaults made BY che
French forces against our positions A
Flanders have been repulsed. The a.
| tacEs o. the enemy In northwest Alsacc
have likewise been ropulsad. I1o
French snfterpd considerable Losses IN
these unsuccessful moves.''
FRANCE CALLS 100000 YOUTHS
Dispatches from France says that Al
examination win soon be called Of 500
900 youths now Of an age where they
are liable for military service. and tia,
this contingent viii be ready for active
service by next July,
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WASHINGTON, December 5.--(As,
sociatea Press By Federal wireless)
In conference bctween repFesenta-
lives Of the navy departmept and tho
house committees on naval Affairs, Rear
Admiral B. M Watt chief Of the bu-
reau Of constructioh and repair. urged
the committee members not TO sacrifice
battiesllips Tor submarines Ia preparing
their estimates for the ensuing year.
SUBMARINES HAVE ADVOCATE
some Of tho committee members had
been Influenced BY reports Of the great
effectiveness Of submarines IN the Eu-
ropean war. and by the opinions Of
certain naval officers, and wanted TO
incfeaso the number Of Submarines. II
e had to be done at the EXPENSE Of
batileships NJ Il 4
BUILpINp FINEST LITTLE CRAFT
g Admiral Watt told the committee
thgt the United States navy was now
building submarines which would be
tho finest and best vessels Of thaa
The committee also discussed the
project Of having a world -girdling SO;
ries OF wireless stations under control
OF tho navy department, which would
include station at Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
gHoopING COUGH.

when your eidld has whooping cough
be careful 70 keep the cough loose aud
expcetoratiop easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy as may be nequir-
ed. This remedy win also liquify the
tough mucns aud make Il easier 70 OK
Peetorate II has been used suceessflll'
" in many enidemies and ~ II contains
no narcotic OF other injurious suhstnn.
ees Il is perfectly safe. For sale BY An
dealers, Benson Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
Amy QUARTtRNAsTER
DtP0Ts WELL FILLED

WASHINGTON, December 5.--(As.
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless -
Maj. Gen. J. ,. Aleshire the quarter
master general Of the army, told the
house committee on military affairs
yesterday that the United States army
"is better equipped with clothing and
camp supplies than it has ever been
before.n lie said "the quartermaster
department could furnish sufficient sup,
plies for 100000 men within one month
aud enough for 100000 men within a
reasonable time
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
Government At Rome Takes First
Step Towards Entering War
BY Increasing Revenue
DOUBTS TURKEYS ABILITY
10 CHECK MpAAMMEDANS
Former Mayor Of Eternal City
Says Italians Can Decide
Y. Great Conflict

ROME, December Co.. tAEsociatod
Press by Federal wireless) The rtai.
iau eOverpmeni has presented measures
before tho Parliament which viii IN
crease the reyennps ten million dollars
. year and has negotiated the purchase
or millions Of cons Of Argentina wheat.
FIVE steamers have been chartered
to convey. ahn first sid oment.
In view of recent dsvelopments this
may be precursor Of war. as
SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT
III opening sthe italian parliament
rTeniler saisndra made 2 ngnihcant
statefh6ht, III the course Of which hs
declared that "now factors had arisen
70 alter the 1tahan goyerninent's poll
cy. Of neutrality.
THIS and other recent events IS tax
en- to indicate the possible entrance Of
ITALY into the conflict on tho side OF
the Allies and against the Turks.
ITALY FEARS holy WAR
DESPITE Tureo. O herman promises, italy
doubts the ability Of Turkey to check
the religious fanaticism IN Ijhya. ana
N the event the British should be ok
PEELED from Egypt and the French from
Tunisia the Italians fear the overrun
ming Of the ndDyan colony BY madden
81 hordes.
In a recent address, signor Nathan
FORMER mayor of Rome. declared that
RAYS interests, colonial and nation
al are at Stake. f'.t
NEW FORCE CAN DECIDE WAR
"The former are endangered BY IN,
pan Islanic war, the latter must b
completed but when the settlement
comes, nentrals will have no voice
whereas, a new force, BY intervening
can decide the war Y, 4 !,
He asked what shall Italy's posi-
ton be "a the face Of the present wal
between two empires pervaded by al
antocratiq spirit and the France Of
1869, young servia warlixe Montene
gro. glorious Belgian. ana England, tn
land CT every lsberty.3 M J,
~ Il 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
BIG Battle OF
LODI IS MON
From THE
KAISER
Great Conflict Results
Successfully For
Army Of Car
In Poland
oNDoN, December 60 Associate.

n oND0Ne December Ok Associated
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aceOuns q ,no ris'd Censorship
oyer an military operations IN inc war
zones fepaA'e nosssof the pattis -
r0ian' no. = 's'Psols tns usuai
oOn'lAu'e'lohs e1iss oe'"oeh ehe OF
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continuation rs lacking
GERMAN PRISONERS ARRIVING
1850. - - ~.
= -. e' ''.s'
great numbers OF German prisoners ana
cannon captured by the Russians IN
battle, are arriving It LODI.
- 4 80. - - :
u DuA ni'n''as ING nussian
commander in-chief, reports that fierce
soht,nv tony ulace On tho v,s.u,. wee.
..,.. -. !, ~. -. ,....u -
'-s' -''u " s''e io~us ios "
wards Lodz and Piotrkow. On the
49,. 49,. 80. ..a.
o'H A' $50 Nt' ~ 'oain'A
tions." ~
ADVANcs To"AADs WARSAW
Tba Chairman .av.ncal .n,-.rds Wa
80 49,
saw seems TO have been definitely
Checked. although Berlin ofRciallv an.
d. =. -
nounces that the Germans are adyanc-
ing. One report received here says
that two.thtyd. 81 ~. f,sr,,an INV a.
49, q -. ~ -
~ ~ s u9.. Dss~sen tne Fis1 9i'
ana WARTIME rivers was lost. 5tsl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
CLERGY MAY
q CONTEST PROHIBITION

TUCSON. December 5. Associated
Press by Federal wiyeless) &c Consider
able exciteTnent was aroused here vac
terday by the encouragement that tho
Catholic clergy OF Arizona win maIo
. legal contest against the state pro
hibition law parsed At the recont cleo.
tions. on the ground that the onforcc.
ipent Of this law viii prevent the lI.b
Of sacra,iental wine. 10 contravontion
81 the CONSTITUTIONAL right Of religious
Freedom t.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
su[l CANAL ZONE FREE
FROM ROWING ENEMIES

CAIRO, December g. associated
Press by Federal Wireless) British
ayistors who have been sent out to
scout over the region around the suez
canal, on account of reports Of large
bodies OF hostile tribespen nearing the
cspsi haze returned with the statement
that they arc unable to discover any
Turks JJoyil,s against the Waterway. a
Bedouin raid Against the British has
been seEerely punched by the British
forces and the tribesmen scattered.
Many Of The raiders were captured.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
DC MET IS hello
II JOHANNESBURG

LONDON. December 5.--tAssociated
Press by Federal wigslsss) Further
reports from Pretoria sregarding tho
capture Of the rebel General Dc Wet
say that he Il now under guard at
johannesburg and probably will be
Sourt-m-rtialed on charge Of treason.
The belief IS growing that the gov
erninent has exercised ITS last cleInoncy
IN behalf OF General De Wet, and mat
In the event Of his being tried by
eourt-martial he wiz be sentenced 70
hang. II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
70 rUaE A colo n ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bfono Quinina
Tablets All druggists refund
the money if il fails to cure
Y W. Groves signature is %
each hox
sARis kEI IcINE a. 81 louS 9 & :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08

MONTREAL December 5.-(Aaso.
ciated Press by FEDERAL wireloas) -
A secret conference TOOK place here
yesterday between charles M. schvab
and representatives. Of the British
government. While NO authoritalivs
information could be secured, there IS
q umcr 20 the effect that arrange
sients ware entered into At the cor.
ference for the building Of submarines
In Canada BY the Bothlehen Steel
Company
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08

SAN FRANCISCO. December 81
(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
--fhe British steamship Natal, which
sailed for this port from sydney, Aus.
tralia, on November Z, and about which
fears were entettained on account Of
the presence Of the German fleet ID
the Pacitc, arrived last might after an
uneventfyiis voyage,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08

INDIANAPOLIS, December 5.--(As'
sociated Press BY Federal Wireless ~
A big graft scandal was uncovered
among state officials here yesterday
tenant Governor William 4. 0'Ncli
Secretary OF State Homer Cook, and
other prominent public officers were
indicted on a charge Of signing WAL.
rants on the state treasury for excos'
siye pny rolls. II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
Planters ADJOURN
|lfTER BUSY WEEK
Best cet-Tooether Session Of n.
s. p. Association Closes
Its important Labors
J (From lsataraay Adyertlser.l

At yesterdny mornings session Of
the sugar planters convention Alonso
qartlsy led'-sll the discussion on the
report Of the committee on manpiae.,
turing machinery. lie said that the
nleat ippeGtant advance 81 the year
was the adeption Of the Maessehaert
growing system for mill feed rollers.
I This system has been accepted aud IS
now installed in practically all the Tia
waiian mills mie
Milling improvements
The marked gain IN extraction aud
the increase IN capacity and speed Of
: operation that have come from the
/ Maesschaert invention have reaulted In
many experilhenta IN growing Of the
top and delivery rolls.
The Ogg Invention, be said has APP
parently eonaidernble advantage. This
system employs broad, shallow groox.
ing in the hack roll, with smooth sur
faces between. These smooth anffaces
act as a screen, like the screen Of q
flter-pfess, 10 give, greater extraction.
The Ogg mill az Pahala has, he said,
I proved sueeessful in treating soft,
mostly eanes, llke the yellow Bamboo,
deliYerinR hhgnbse Of higher fuel value
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mn, Inc sup)eet OF scsPpefk; vas elso
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nA attendance. Inc .. tePorss ~ wy H ~,
reE,Alnlhg som pl. EeIs a s1.ss
sumo OF bis committees report On IA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
DUTCH TROOPS SHOOT BELalANs

h zIEST, Holland Decefnber 9. ~ lAsso-
ciated Press hy Federal Wireless) IA
not breakingaout IN the coneen ration
camps here where thousands Of Bel
CLANS are held. who fed or were forced
from their own country by the Ger.
mans, resulted In the killing Of six and
the Awounding Of nine HelRi1ns. The
Dutch troops shot the Belgians during
the riots Details Of The trouble are
not obtafuable. 4 i3n +.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
LILLIAN RUssELl's THIRD
HUsBlND DIES IN HOME

PHILADELPHIA. December s.
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wire
tess) Signor Perrugini; singer aud
actor, and Lillian Russell's third hus,
band, Is dead at the Actors Homo
here He was sixty Ave years old.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08

FLoUR ZOE RELoIANs

WASHINGTON. necemher s.-(As-
ISOLATED Press By federal Wirpiess)---
The committee handling the funds for
the purchase Of food supplies for Bel
etan refugees rIosed . deal yes erday
for the purchase tof $4,000 worth Of
hour. VIA WI y N