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The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-15
JACK VILLAS WINS
 THE GOLF TROPHY
FAMOUS AVIATOR PROVES BEST OF A LARGE FIELD OVER Es-
 SEX CLUB LINKS
A. !. poueherty of Denver Was the Runner-up in the Finals and Receiv. cd Silver Cup for Score Turned in.
BY H. W. LANIGAN.
Press Representative the Arlington
 and Eastman Hotels.

Press Representative the Arlington
 and Eastman Hotels.
 l.. A. (Iack) Villas, the country wide famous aviator, who spends six months out of every twelve in Hot Springs, and divides the other six between Chicago, his original town. and New York, turned in the glisten. ing card of S5 in yesterdays tourna. ment. a handicap at blind bogey. on the Hot Springs Golf and Country s!a5 liaks, and most properly secur. ed the handsome silver loving cup, emhIematie of the championship.
 There is always more or less luck in a tournament of this species. hut with young Villas score proving the banner one of the entire year 1t was only proper that he should be the victor. In getting his ss Villas nut np particularly high grade article of golf. his approach play and putting being particular brilliant.
 A L Dougherty of Denver, who has been at the Arlington for the past month, was the runner-up. He too got a cup, which was most proper, as Dougherty is constantly knocking at the door in all the Country Club tour naments, but something always hap. pens and he never collects. Dough- erty's game was also a great one. The summary:
 l. A. Villas. Chicago; hanolcap, 6: score. 2 up on bogey.
 A. l. Dougaerty. Denver; handicap, G. score, l up on b0ss-
 V. T. Hoggatt, Denver; handicap, 12; score. even.
 W, II. McWilliams. Winnipeg; han dicap, II; score, eyer
 F. F Montague, Winnipeg; handi. cap, IS: score, down,
 r. c. Bonfls, Denver; handicap, 9 score, down.
 c. A. Bonflls, Kansas City; handi- cap, 5; score : dov-
 F. D. Wilkerson. Youngstown, O.. handicap, 8
 A. R Morse, Boston; handicap, 10; score, down.
 (. L. Frame. Chicago; handicap, IS; score. down.
 A L. Upton. Chicago; handicap, 10; score. down
 l, T. Mann; handicap. 10; score, 6 down.
 R. NJ. Hull, Savannah, Ga; handi- cap, 6; score. dow
 P. Pitblado. Winnipeg handicaA Is; score. ' down.
 A. J. Kasper; handicap, 12; score, 2 dowa.
 l.. o. Bucklin, Little Falls, N. Y; score, down.
 F. Nj. Davis, Lancaster O.; handl- cap. IS: score. s dow1
 j. H. Powell Chicago; handicap, IS; score, $ down
 J. H. Crawford Orange. N. J.: han. dicap. H. score, 9 down.
 F. D, WiIkerson. Youngstown, O.; handicap, 3: score, 9 dow.
 T. J. Hyman; handicap. IS; score, 10 down.
 w. Kidder, Dayton. O.; handicap, 6: score, 12 down
 w H. Hatfield, Chicago; handicap. IS; score, l4 down.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-15

didate has attempted a motorcycle tour of the state.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-15

law would not prohibit Col. Campbell from going on the city ticket
The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-15

Let Sorrens Drug Go. look after your kodak finishing b-3-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
PLEADS GUILTY ON
TWO CHARGES, GETS
PAIR OF SENTENCES

This morning IN Judge Dickey's
court, Isaac Kahookano who was in
dicted by the territorial grand Jury
yesterday on q charge of assault with
a weapon obviously dangerous to life,
pleaded guilty to the crime. and was
sentenced 70 serTe not less than
eight months, nor more than five
years. On q second charge Of the
same nature Kanookano pleaded guil-
sty also, and received identically the
same sentence The. second prison
term will be served at the expiras
ton or thea first
Harada, Japanese who was indiet-
ed BY the grand Jury on a charge Of
mans1auehter was also up before
Judge Diekey The man claimed that
he had No mthel nd 10 lawyer. The
court appointed Harold S. Middle
ditch to defend the Japanese.
The trial jury win be summoned to
attend court tomorrow morning at
haif.past eight o'clock. Criminal
cases will be then taken up in Judge
Bickey's court
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
TRIO ON SIERRA WHO
DEPARTED SUDDENLY
WITHOUT SAYING Al IEl

7 A new name was added to the list
today OF the suddenly departed" Ho-
nolulans. T. P. French, up to Satur.
day morning a conductor for the o
R. & L. Company, is on the Sierra,
sailing for San Francisco, according
to officials OF the railway company,
who state that French was. caught In
the act of stealing money from the sta.
ton agents drawer at Leilehua.
A gentle hint was dropped Ito
French, some one observed that the
Sierra was bailing at noon and
French took advantage of the obser.
walton, bought q ticket. and Is now on
the list of the suddenly departed. =
John Newberg and F. J. Francoeur,
both Of whom left quickly and quietly
for respective personal reasons, are
passengers also on the Sierra, having
failed to bid fond farewell to anx
ious friends and creditors
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
GRAND JURY PLANS
TO 7 axe. TIA d lN
M'CARN Nj RiD e CASE

Unless a special prosecutor appears
en- the scene within one week from
now, or the federal grand jury takes
up the MeCarn.McBride matter, the
territorial grand jury will, begin to
act next Wednesday afternoon. This
version of the status of the case
comes from official sources, and It
would seem to be the correct dope
scn what is to happen.
The various cables that have been
forwarded to Washington have been
kept secret and none Of those vitality
Interested in the messages will give
cut anything in connection with them.
That some wire-pulling is going on
! Is the opinion of many, and much
curiosity is felt. One federal official
admitted this morning that there
were stirring. times coming in his de-
partment, but, in answer to a ques-
ton requesting something more def
mite, replied that he dared not give
cut any story at present It has been
said that an investigator is now on
his way from Washington, and that
the whole MeCarn.MeBride matter
will be taken up when the special
agent arrives in Honolulu .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
PUBLIC HEARING Is.
CALLED ON EXTENSION
-. OF SCHOOL STREET

Will School street be extended?
A, call for a public hearing to decide
this question has been made by the
board of supervisors, the date of the
hearing set for May 10 at 1870 O'Clock
in the evening in the chambers of the
city fathers. &c.,. ~.
Strong opposition to the proposed
extension, which is planned under the
provisions of the direct frontage tar
statutes, is being felt The meeting
May 10 will tell the tale. The extern
sion will cost about $3.50. which
means an assessment of $.0034716 pei
square foot for the district AN assess
ment which several property owners
there claim to be tantamount to con.
fiscation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
NlofYla8 on.
NM

Onomea gained half point this
morning in sales made at the session.
Thirty-five shares sold of it, all at
az. AT the same time, Hawaiian Com
.mercial sold. staying at $3.50; five
shares changed hands. Seventy-fiye
shares Of Hawaiian Sugar were bought
at $50. an unchanged price.
Between boards Hawaiian Sugar,
Mutual TEL and Brewery were the
stocks sold. Hawaiian Sugar again
went at 21.50, s5 shares changing
hands; Mutual Tel at II, and Brewery
at II. no new prices developing in
either. One o. r. & L. IS sold on the
basis of 1913. .es v@s J
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
NAVY PERMIT GIVEN
FOR FERRY CONTRACT

4
VALLEJO. Commandment r.. NJ.
Bennett. u. s. N. Of Mare Island has
received authority to renew the gov
ernment ferry contract. The head Of
the yard VIII advertise for bids and
the contract win 60 to the Mare Isl.
and Employees Association which IS
to take over the Vallejo Ferry Com
pany.s boats the Vallejo and Ellen,
tomorrow night.
The original contract called for 4
payment Of $500 every month By the
government, for which the Vallejo
Ferry Company carried Al Of the yard
freight as we'll as the officers and en-
listed men. The Vallejo Ferry Com
pany refused to renew the contract
several months ago and the govern
menf has been carving on if own
passenseE and freight business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
st. Louis Shriners Open Tenn
ole, Costing $3.50, 000, With
Most Elaborate Ceremony
IBy Latest MaiII

=
ST LOUIS-The new s350,00O Moo
lah Temple. on Lndell boulevard,
near Spring avenue. was dedicated
with probably more pomp and cere-
mony than ever before marked Ma.
sonic function in St Louis
More than 5000 st. Louis and visit
ing members OF, the Ancient Arabic
Order OF Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
headed by an escort of mounted polica
and Grand Marshal E. H. Lofhagen,
all wearing the SYMBOLIC fez, the ma
jority in gala uniforms, marched from
the odeon TO the magnificent new ed.
ffice while cheering crowds lined the
parade route.
Miss Moolah, the Zoos pugnacious
camel, came in for large share OF
attention in the parade and lived up
TO her reputation as biting, balky,
had.tefnpered brnta. Two attaches OF
| the park department spent busy
half hour leading the disgTuntled ami:
NAL from the Odeon to the temple
Moving picture photographers took
thousands Of feet Of film.
Class Of 200 Initiated. !.
The ceremonies inside the temple
were secret, and included the initia-
ton of class Of 200 by the imperial
council of the order, composed Of re.
representatives. Of shrines in several
cities.
The council had never conducted
such ceremonial previously, Off
cials said. The celebration, including
a banquet and various other diver
sions, began about $50 p. M. and
Estill was going late at night.
Officials Of Moolah temple and high
dignitaries OF the order from other
cities rode in automobiles il the pa
rade, all wearing their official robes.
It had been planned to use six ele-
plants loaned by Ringing circus, but
they failed to arrive in time to take
part in the parade, and Miss Moolah,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
SUNNY JIM M'CANDLESS AMONG
THOSE PRESENT At DEDICATION

assisted by eight mules bedecked
with Arabian banners. together with
the horses OF the police and mar
shals. had to suffice.
The mounted police escort vas in
command Of Capt. Albert Sehwartz OF
the mounted district. Acting Chief Of
Police GiIlaspy and Chief OF Detec.
tiFes Sam Allender participated in the
festivities.
Two bands OF IS pieces marched In
the parade Edward A SteiningeF.
potentate OF Moolah Temple, follow
ed by other officials of the local lodge
in automobiles, was escorted by the
local Arab Patrol. while q similar uni
formed contingent from Ainad Tenn
pie, East ST Louis. followed the Off.
cials. Col. G. A. Sinclair. captain Of
MooIah Patrol, led the march to the
new quarters. Following the police and
marshals.
Imperial Potentate Present.
Imperial Potentate w. w Irwin Of
Wheeling, W. Va, assisted by his en-.
tire divan. conducted the exercises in
the temple.
Members OF the divaT are James
IS. McCandless, Honolulu. imperial
outer guard: Fred h. Smith. Roches'
ter, N. Y. imperial deputy potentate;
Henry Niedringhans, Jr., st Louis
imperial custodian Of the rabban;
BENJAMIN w. Rowell. Boston. imper.
ial reporter; Elias ]. Jacoby, Indian.
apolis, imperial oriental guide, and
Thomas Fekefe, East st. Louis.
Mr.. Niedringhans was chairman Of
the committee on arrangements. Other
committees and their chairmen we're:
information, Charles r. Ketchum;
credentials, Howard L Bergen; tags,
Jesse NJ. Thompson; flowers, Nat L
Mcclure; checking, Ernest Helfenstel
lar: visitors, James e. Geissinger;
formation, r. q. Prather; automobiles
Nelson G. GotshalI; banners, 3. @.
EGerhardt: banquet Edwin H Born.
mueller.
Among prominent Shriners from
other cities who came to st. Louis
for the celebration are Frank c. Roun.
sdy. Chicago, and Charles Mayer and
William Mellish, Indianapolis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
BOURBON Fight
|. IS THREATENED
over new RULES


shall have been transmitted 10 him,
shall be deemed to have violated the
rules of the Democratic party Of the
territory of Hawaii governing patron
age. In such case the person OF per.
sons so offending may be cited 70
show cause, II any he has, why his
name shall not be stricken from the
roll of the Democratic club to which
he belongs, and declared that there
after he shall not be recognized nor
treated as a member of the Demo
cratic party of the territory of Ha-
wall. In all such cases of impeaeh-
ment q two-thirds vote Of the entire
committee shall be required to effect
Judgment against the accused per-
son and in the determination of the
matter no votes by proxy shall be
allowed only members who have
heard, the evidence and arguments
shall be qualified TO vote on the
question Of impeachment.
Other provisions In the new rules
are that candidate for an office can
not be a member OF the COMMITTEES
which endorses him for that office;
that no person shall hold an office OF
county and territorial committeeman
at the same time; that the territorial
committee may fill all vacancies in
the committee upon the nomination
OF the remaining members, etc.
Paeheco Against Meeting.
Speaking of the proposed conyen-
ton, Pacheeo said this morning:
There viii be no, convention called
The reason for It is simple. 1t is
Those who have always opposed organ.
Iization who want the convention not
those who have worked with us and
In the interests of the party. 1t would
be illogical for us to call conyen.
tion.
r ]. Ryan said about the same
thing He added that only about q
handful OF Democrats wanted the con.
yention anyway.
viii Miles thinks differently He
said.
Il have not read the new rules Of
the party 50 ii would be unfair to
think / am opposed to them. But
whether for or against them, I think
q convention should be held 1t would
ratify the action Of the committeei
and the COMMITTEES would be sure then
of the support Of Democrats all over
the territory. The committee is not
infailible- it is apt to make mistakes;
and the. way to find them Is at q con-
vention
81 talked to Z. Il McCandless this
morning about II, and he agreed with
me. He said he has thought all along
that convention is needed. Other
Democrats feel the same way.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
4s4s SUBSCRIBERS
TO RESERVE BANKS


WASHINGTON. A statement Is
sued by the treasury department
showed that 4349 banks in the II re
serve band districts of a total of 7497
have subscribed to the capital OF the
various federal reserve bands. The
total subscriptions amount to $74, TAO,
900. Eight of the districts have sub
soribed more than the minimum CAPT
tai Of s4s00o, 600 Required for each re
serve bank, These districts are those
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
Cleveland. Richmond, Chicago, st
Louis and San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

Little Jake Papa. can borrow
your magnifying glass q mi1ute?''
Papa Yes, I SUPPOSE so. But
what do you want with it -
Little JakeI want to make this
new penny mamma gave me look like
q $40 gold piece.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

The divorce suit Of Fulfil VI Full
WIN be heard in Judge Whitney's
court this afternoon.
in Judge Whitney's court this morn
ling the estate Of the late Samuel p.
Rogers was up for probate.
Governor Pinkham has commuted
the sentence Of Clifton Kroyer on the
|eondition that the man leaves the ter
ritory.
Ameeting Of the members Of Homo
Lulu Commandery No. will be held
in the Masonic Temple al 5 o'clock
/! this afternoon.
Bs ]. Wright has. through his at
Itorney, G. w. Ashford, filed an am
swer IN the divorce libel Of his wife,
Flora Wright The libeliee answers
the libel and denies the charges made
by the wife
All descendants Of Englishmen are
cordially invited to attend meeting
to be held IN the H OF p. hall Mon
day. May Is, for the purpose Of or:
ganizing q lodge Of the Sons of st.
George
Moses K Heen Of Shanghai, China,
has BEEN appointed a commissioner
to take the evidence, on oath, OF
Charles ETH LeGay, whose testimony
Ifs needed III the suit he has against
the Honolulu Rapid Transit Company.
Announcement Is made that mem
beers Of the local English colony have
called nesting for next Monday
evening, at X Of P. hall. at which
time plans wili' be made for the or
ganization Of lodge OF Sons Of st.
George
Bull Moose enthusiasts to the num-
Der of % were present at meeting
last night 5of the Progressive party
ninth precinct club, held at the resi-
dence of John Kamana, Alapai lane,
at which time it was voted to adopt
the rules.
Acting Marshal Harry Holt has
been advised by the bank that the
sum of $4,000 is available now. Holt
was advised some days ago that the
money was to be sent, but there was
no sign Of. the remittance till yes
terday.
Certain amounts may be authorized
for expenditure at q meeting at 8
o'clock this afternoon Of the Hawaii
Fair Commission, according to state
ment made today by Chairman H. p.
Wood. The recommendations for the
territory exhibit In the Hawaii build
ing as presented by Commissioners
John Hughes at meeting last week.
probably will be taken up for c0nsid-
eratinn and acted llr1nne "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14


Residents at the Blaisdell who had
:occasioni to complain of the theft OF
daily papers, declared this morning
the real culprit has been brought to-
that in the arrest Of Shep Kalamao,.
book The youth was taken to POI
lice station where he will be turned,
oven to the iuveniles court for hear
ing,
Declaring that in order to control
his wife. who is alleged to have a
pendant for employing glassware
and crockery in the display Of her
disapproyal Of the actions of her
husband, Oliver PuRiwai, was placed
under arrest by the police last night
charged with binding his. wife,s wrists
with heavy cord which are said to-
have cut deep into the flesh. District
Magistrate MonsarEat will later pass
upon the domestic troubles Of the
pair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
Fort Shufter Notes
Especial star-BuIlettn .corr-spoadenesi

FORT SKATER, May 14.-coIon.
els Cunliffe H. Murray, It'll Cavalry,
and Walter d. Mccaw, medical corps.
passengers on the outbound trans.
port, were visitors in the post yes.
terday for some hours engaged In
renewing acquaintances with the Of.
fieers and families here stationed.
Colonel William d. Beach. 4th Cav,
airy, from SchofieId Barracks was
also q caller at post headquarters
during the day. T.. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

Captain Jesse NJ Cullison, I'd Infan-
try. who reported for duty from de-
tached service at Fort Leavenworth
yesterday was. by orders OF the day,
appointed commissary of the regf-
ment to take effect at once. Captain
Cullison succeeds to. the position on
the regimental staff created by the
promotion Of Captain p. E. Maruuart
to the grade Of major. Additional or
|ders from regimental headquarters
issued yesterday assigns Captain Cul-
lison to the command of the machine
gun company Of the regiment and this
Is distinct departure in regimental
affairs since heretofore only ma.
chine gun platoon has been in exist
ence in regiments. The change has
been brought about by the require.
ments OF the recently amended Field
Service Regulations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

A special courtmartial has been ap.
pointed to meet at Fort Shafter At
the call of the president thereof FOR
the trial Of such persons as may be
properly brought before IT. The court
martial win consist of the below nam
ed officers: Major Erneste v. smith,
ID Infantry; lst Lient vernon w Bot
Ter, ID Infantry: LIST Lieut.. Ira Long.
anecker. I'd Infantry: I'd Lieut., Adrian
4. Polhenlis. I'd Infantry: I'd Lieut..
Carl Al Hardigg. Cd Infantry: LIST
Lieut. Nicholas w. Campanole. Cd In.
fantry. Judge advocate.
- -
Lieut.. Laurence o. Mathews has
been relieved from command Of the
regimental detachment Of the Cd IN
fantry by orders that issued on the
18th land will resume his duties as
adjutant Of the I'd battalion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

An unusually large number OI pro-
motions and appointments in the grade
OF non-commissioned officers in the
I'd Infantry have been announced in
special orders during the past fort
night The list includes Private
Charles Radeliff, to be sergeant in
the band; vice Bates, reduced; Com
pany B-CorporaI Harry w. Bosworth,
to be sergeant. vice Wagner, reduced,
and Private Blake Smith, to be cor
poral, vice Bosworth, promoted. Com.
pany Corporal John A. Cody, to
be sergeant, vice Frazee, reduced, and
CORPORAL Louis Pollack, to be SER
geant, vice Crusan. discharged: PR.
Yates Edgar Combs. Clyde Sackett
and William p. Cornwell, to be cor.
porals, vice Cody and Pollack, pro-
NOTED and to fiji vacancy. Com.
pany Corporals Jesse Renham and
Thomas NJ. Strachan. to be sergeants.
vice Chadwick. reduced and McPher.
son, discharged; Private John Larkin
and Lance Corporal John Kelley. to
be corporais, vice Denhana and Stra.
chan. promoted. Company EIsance
Corporal William M Harris, to be
corporal, vice Roebuck. reduced. and
Lance Corporal George w Washburn,
to be corporal, vice Flanagan. reduced.
Company. K--Cook Alexander Clark.
ston, to be sergeant, vice Wunch, dis.
charged. and Private Thomas Reilly,
TO be corporal, vice Gilmore. dis.
charged. Company M Priyates
Thomas Reilly and Joseph Coakley,
to be- corporals, vice Kelly, retired.
and salisbury. promoted
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

in Judge Whitney s court this MORN.
ing the estate Of the late Samuel p.
Rogers was up for probate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

Governor Pinkhanl has c0mmuted
the sentence Of Clifton Kroger on the
condition that the man leaves the ter
Eritory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The divorce suit Of Fulfil VI Full
wfll be heard in Judge Whitney's
court this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

Al meeting Of the members Of Homo
Lulu Commandery No. I will be he'll
in the Masonic Temple al 5 o'clocl
this afternoon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

B. = Wright has. through bis at
Etorney. G. w Ashford, filed an an
swer IN the divorce libel Of his wife
Flora Wright The libeliee answers
the libel and denies the charges made
by the wife.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

Acting Marshal Harry Holt has
been advised by the bank that the
sum of $4,000 is available now. Holt
was advised some days ago that the
money was to be sent, but there was
no sign Of. the remittance till yes
terday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-14

All descendants Of Englishmen are
cordially invited to attend meeting
to be held in the H OF ?. hall Mon
day. May Is, for the purpose Of or
ganizing q lodge Of the Sons of st
George.