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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25

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pa puoIestaan foetti Idbestpd bdn'
I'd, mutta Ie Ell fuiienfaan tobtonnt
onnistua, Fud 8irsti buomai liian'
Elm ieIpddn, ettei Gepaa tp5tdnpt
bdnen IuofIeen Fidinen baIu, moan
pa~fotiettu bupmaatpaiiuuS. &c oil
taitoa eifa taipumusta. ainafin
airStt luuIt Min, ia bdnen ipodmen'
IA IuIfeutui pbd enemmdn.
airStin fdptDs alfot barmittaa T.
Iaria.
0uuIe, 2trsti = ianoi Gepo,
FUN he olimat faboeu borpenta'
masia nauriita - fpud mind buo.
maan. ettd find oIet ipptpmdt6n sSn'
feriin ia minuun, mutta 49,. mutto
..... oIen mindfin finuun.
0irsti fatioi bdneen fpipwdstt.
- On mddrin, ettd oIet meibir
louttoaniunut - Ianoi Gena, repier
tiireest nauriintaimia.
- Gn mind ole Iouffaontunut.
= Sta? Wtistd ie Iitten iobtuu
eitd pba fubot fuorto FfimpdF nm
rifle. &c ei ole oifein, Rirsti, ie e
ole oifein!
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25
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moi bdn lpbpeSt.


- Ratio, Gema, ct find iaa men
nd tuomiiemaan nittd, iotta tdp
bestd tobesta pprttwdt taipdat
tieue, Seeiutien luo, poifta eipd
oIefaan 9dntd mieId iaamutianeet.
- 81 ole mitddn ndlimuotoa
paan iofo usfotaan tat pIlaan 'uS
fomatta - intti Gema. = Gpdus
foinen, tuomion. 10 firoufIenalainer
on bartainftn pprttid Min fauar
Fun bdn ct msfo, pbtalaiieSti fuir
isfin, jota ct ppri.
&c iultt 2trstin FUN. 8an men
tin Iiian piifdue, oil ddnettSmpps
bdnen ainoana maStaufIenaan.
Gema CT fitd buomannut tai ct OIL
lut buom aamibaan, tpaan bdn lat
Cot pubeIuaan Suferiu fansIa, fad
tdmd buomautti wdbdn nubielemai-
Iesti:
- Snban pprtiud ientddn ldbem.
pdnd, Fun on tieud, tuIosia Seeiuf-
fen luo.
- 81 Idbempdnd ella fauempana.
fud faifilta teiltd on Seeiufien Iuo
main pfii aSfeI: uSfo.
Gepan robtea mdite bdmmdstDt
ii Snferid min, ettd bdnen posfenia
fdmimdt punaiff|i.
- Gifd noiba pubuafaan tiestd
Seeiutfen Iuo, Fud masta Seeiue on
tie - iattoi Gepa pielG. - Sa tdl
lie tieIIe astutaan, FUN mSfotaan, ia
tdad tieDd ppIptddn, Fun nsfotaan,
ia tGud tield autuaastt paeIlns
pddtetddn fdpmdad taimaan Fun
niaan, Fun usfotaan. sofa nSfoo
ia faSteta on, ie tulee %autaaaffi. NUT
ia iofa ei uSfo, fe ioutuu fabotuf'
Ieen.]
Snferi idi miettimddn. Sdn oil
tuIIut alafuloifeff.
Wdbdd m%pDbemmin ianoi bdn
Gemaae, ddneeid iuruiIuutto:
- Sun meisid iofaiiesia on pal
Jon epdusfoa -.
Gepon iiImiin tuli.. fostea tiiitp.
S6n fdmi'Suferin fdteen ia puris.
taen iitd moimoffaasti ianoi; 1a
- palion. palion fisfoni! Watta
faitti ipnnit omotfin anteefianneiut
.. epdusfofir.... faiffb faifti.
= Niin = ianoi Snferi b~arscasti
la fuin fauempaa - inun, minun,
2irstin ...... Geronfin = Iiidfi bdn
biIi1a.
- 2aiffein - Ianoi Getpa Flmdt
fppueItsid.
Se fatioipat toifiinia ia ddnett5.
nina idindt fnuntelemaan ttd pp
bdn rauban taipaiSta Ioittoa, iofa
idpeIiinid iuIfi taimaan ia maan
- On Min fummauista, Gena!
2aitfi on Min feIpdn ielmdd la fui'
tentin tuifi fdFhdmdt5ntd. = Sofa
puoIeua buimaanat, mittaamatto'
mat ipmppbet ia me nitben fesfead
IiifuSteIemme turnouiien robfeina
tuin faifen berroina.
Geman 5ilmdt Idteilimdt.
- SiQd me uSfomme Iiindfin,
mis5a emme pmmdrrd - Iauiui ban
- nsfo on meibdn berruutemme.
Snferi Ianoi:
,W}e maeuamme uSfosIa, EN-
meta ndfemiIes5d~ - mdbdn atfaa
pion pddiemme berruuieen nd
femiIesidfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25
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WIT

VII.
Dsin tdptpi bdnen bafea ~ratfaiiut
nenmoieuen omantuntonIa ia Su.
malan fansIa.
Snteri - ianoi bdn erdan fer'
ran F~Iareueen - meibdn tulif fa'
noSia etIid eldmdd, perIoonauiSta
Sumalaa.....
Gitd muotoia - tdpoenf Sn'
feri, pmmdrtden airstin t~arfoituf'
fen.
airsii louffaantui, Fun Shferi bp'
mdbti plimieliiesti. 81 fump'faan
iotfanut. Wutta 2irstt miett iurui'
I'm mieIin bensen puutetta beiodn
teSfuubesIaan.
Wain iosfus bdn endd Puntta'
hetbdu fesfusteIuibinIa ia iosfus
Mile mabdn naurabti - bdnftn.
Runnteli main.
qerran Fun toilet Iuurin ddntn fe'
buinpat Ttd, eta rmriad on mapaus
fapSa ppbdan Seeiuiien iperen
fautia-, fpIpt bdn beiltd, mitd oiat'
ielimat Iauieesta: rette mtnua fua'
Itnneet. ,paan mind malilfin teiodt.A
GnEnndfin, ettd ie on totta -
ianoi Snferi.
sSa 6ema IiIdfi:
= Std fumoa fitd, ettd rmeiud
on papaus fapbd ppbddn Seeiuf-
len ,peren fautta."
- Quinfa ne iopimat pbteen, los
teib6n tamoin ottaa tartasti ianatn
mueaan?
RiStiriita on main ndenndtnen.
Sumalaua on iltanIa Findftn. mis-
ID ibmineu n6fee main pobiattoman.
fuilun Tanoi Gema ia fa,Ioi 8irs'
tim terdwasti. - Nitd find muuten
torRoita,? - fielattb find ibmiieltd
spaHaiaipapoubea?
Gita main - Ianot 2irsti bill
ioa - eta tie Min iuuriianaiiestt
,popautta pliSteIette, la maabitte Eat
filto nsfoa, muistamotta, eta ret
sfTfdan moi SeeIusta ianoa Ser'
roffi, tpaan ppban Sen9en fantta.N
Sepa fatIoi bdneen pittdan.
Rirstt - lauiui bdn nuboeuen
motif hula, etta ipptdt 6eraaa
ibmijem epausfosta. rSumala tob'
too faiffia ibmiiid autuaitf ia ettd
ne iohuuben tuntoon tuliiimat.1
site oIet find finun fabotuttsH
SsraeI1 IiIdfi Snferi. rWttnd
tohbon foota teibdt, niinfui fana
fofoo poitanIa Fipeinid ale, mutta
cite tabtpmeet." Gibdn Snmala mot
Il ibmistd tuomitafaan epdusfon
apuofF, eIIei Ie ibmiien ono ipp olt'
Il.
gliin -Ianoi Gema - efimerfitt
bebrealaisfirie iidltdd ipliiemia
iuomioita epdusfoiFue. rWutta fe.
nellie San maunoi, ettet beiodn pt'
i8upt Sanen Iepoonia tuIemaon,
eitS nsfottomiae." So fun Haama'
iuS1a fuiIutoan, fsbottetaan Ia fpaa'
btaan uSfomaan, pioittaa iettn.
eta on mapaus uSfoa tai ola us.
tomotta.
On Iitd fieudtddn ..... ianoi
,airst.
Wliti find ianot len Min EN-
pien? SitEfS, eta fieldt len puo'
lifIi2..""
Qirsti Ell moStannut.
Doi, not, 2irsti, dld tee Min,
did fdpta ioiSto Raamatun fobtao
toisto faotomaon! Sunnustofaam'
ms npnrdsti, etid ,ei ptiifddn mot
Ses5usta 5anoa .Serraff, maan pp'
ban !Sensen fautto", mutta tunnus'
tafaomme mp5s aina, eitd nellie on
molittapafR a~ietettu fiunons Ia t.
rons, eldmd ia fuoIema. rSaiIo,
mind ieiIon omesia ia foltutan, Joe
iofu fuuIee minun ddneni Ia owoo
len tptS ioboon menndN ......r Sole
on formal fuuua. ie f%unIfoon!" $50.
ustottofoon Ia opeteitafoon Suma
Ian iotuutta Mddmdttd, fpdbentd
maiia, muuiteIematta ia iefoittamot
10.
Woifta ei pmmdrreidfddn :
liEaa bdn, fun toilet eimdt mitdd,
fononeet.
- SbmiIen pmmdrrps on ientdd'
Inbpenpuoleinen - ianot Snfert tic
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25
nucrten OSdStc.

febittpneet Sanaa forfeammaue Ia
itIe SumaIaafin f%shittdmdt, luote'
taan pIeiiesti fopin paIion omoor
pmmdrrptieen. Sanotaan pian;
minun n,ielestdni on Min - waifta
Raamattm Ianoifi aiwan toifin.
- Nlitd Ianoifi matematifeo, Joe
iofu oppimoton rupeaifi ominpdin
muutteIemaan bdnen tieteeaiIid iddn'
tolddn - buomauttt Snfert. = So
oltlifo tuon oppimattoman tefeleei
mathematician oQenfoan.
- dustin! - Gena naurot - ia
Sumalan Ia mailman niiiaimman
,bmiieu mdliad on toll iuurempi
eroitus ole masIa fuin ibm.Ien Ia
,bmiien mdliad.
- g(pt lauiutte ilieuenne tuomtoita
= Ianoi &irsti - Haamattu ct ole
| mathematical, eimdtfd te,bdn nit.
iasteIunne Haamattua. Sumala u
moitiaa nellie elGmdd tptuutta etfd
iddntDid.
- Wtutta rafas Tsfo. ielitd, mi.
ten totuutta moi eIittdd Imam Jon.
~funloiiia iddniDid - fpipt Gema -
eibdn ole Iamante fendd pmbua oh
asia Min tat ndin, tulee pubmo Min
tuin oiia on. So afian totuus on
fen eldmpps.
2irsti oil maiti.
- Ndes - lanoi taaS Gepa -
tpad tpbmempifin iaa oppia mate'
NATHAN iddntDid, mutta ct niitd
muuteua. Samaten Raamattua, io'
Ia on tobempaa Putin luiimmat ma
tematifan IddnnDt, opittatoon ia us.
fottafoon ieuaiIenoan.
- SiQd muutofiet espdt ole Su.
malan Ianaa = Iaufui Snferi.
-gtitnpd on paIion barbaiItut DIS
idfin afiasIa, iosta MT on pmbuttu
- lau5ui Gema maiputtuaan bet
feffi aiatutltinia. - palion on ib'
misten omiatuntoia rddfdttp tuola
ibonaua alfalfa, ettd rSumala on
meibdt 2ristutieeia malinnut ennen
fuiu maat!man peruStnssacn laS'
fettu oIi", FUN Ie pannaan otoaffi
autunbelle, ifddnfuin Ell meiud olifi'
fam Iamaua rpapaus fdpbd pp'
bddn SeeiufIen Weren fautta." yltin
Elm tur miouiIiin tulofiiin on tuItu,
ettd fie lIetddu, 5anoen, pieIdfin fiel.
letddn ibmistd usfomosta, ennen
fuin Sumala ioaain eritpiiead ta'
naua antaa fiben lunan, maitfa
Raomattu Ell anna betfeffifddn Of
teutta ola nsfomatta, paan iuuri
MT, tdnd pdipdnd on Sumalan
tobto ia fdsfp, ettd me 9dnen pot
fanIa nimeen uSfoiimme. - On
toIiaIiaan faubeao erebbpStd, Fun
epdusfosta teboddn bppe, oltaesio
mufa min nDprtd, ettei tohbota o.
minpdin usfoa =. ia ennen aifoiaan
...... moi, moi!
- SumaIan piItfa! - buubabti
Snferi.
airsti ndptti fiuiaantmneelta. Wd'
lin oil bdn fuin aifeisIa fanoa 10,
tain, mutta postabafoiIuuben pi-
bdhdmind olipat ianat iddneet eIiin
tulematta. ytpt ban piodtfeistd
buolimatta l%auiui:
- Sits fits tasjdfddn Iuomu mdit'
teestafi, ettd epdusfo on main ns'
Con puute = ia ban liidi barpen'
taeu fanat meltein tutpuitfi - tote
napitdmifen pmlte.
- Gn, fad findbdn fe epdnsfor
taubeus iuurt on, FUN Ell usfota mt
I'd Sumala i%anoo. So masta idSid
pmmdrretddn rifofien fuuruuS fub
teeliIetF fen buchanan ran9aiStnf
fen, iianfoiftiien f%obonfien, fansia
Run totuuben Sumola iImoittao Ia
nosIaan ipntein onteefFantamufien
elamdn Ianomon, Min futnfas MI
moimme mdltad, JOS me %ienfoItai
fen outuuben Dlerf itiomme. usual
taen tebbd Sumalan noIebieliiaffi.
- Wutta hpmd lopR! - buubab
II airSt.
Siiben ban ppidbipi Ell feboitta
mauafoan bdnid ioaiu iattamaan.
9iiemmdn paitioIon perdstd fpTp
ban Ftten mitd Gema ionoifi niistd
Lolita baIuamat armon oiouiiuuteeu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
MCARN VOICES
CONFIDENCE IN
HISACQUITTAL
By C. S. ALBERT.
Especial Star-BulIetiD Correspondents


WASHINGTON, d. c., August IL
Complete confidence in his retention
as United States attorney for ~Ha-
waii, and a vindication in the courts,
was expressed by Jeff Mccain. This
optimism followed the conclusion of
several conferences with Attorney
General McReynolds, the old and
close personal friend of the territorial
official.
Mr.. McCarn made his statement of
faith and firm belief just prior to
leaving this city for Nashville, Tenn,
where he will visit the scenes of his
childhood for two or three weeks. He
said it was his intention to be in Ho-
nolulu approximately September Is. 1t
was his purpose then to resume his
official duties. b.. -.
The situation regarding the district
attorney has been changed little, if
any, by his presence in the Capital
City. He came and related his own
version of all the troubles with which
he has been connected. Long before
he came Attorney-General Mercy
onlds was committed to policy of
not relieving Mr.. McCarn while I'M
der fire. 1t was his desire to await
legal developments and the outcome,
of the complaints being filed by the
home folks in Hawaii. The announced
return of Mr.. McCarn to Honolulu in
dictates that the encouragement will
have his way and do nothing to en-
barrass Mr.. Mccain at the present
time. 49,. &c.,. - =. s
After the court proceedings have
been terminated the situation will be
entirely different. In the event of
conviction the usefulness of Mr.. Nc
earn will be concluded and nothing
will remain but his retirement. His
position will be little different if ac-
quilted. His adaptability as law Of
feer in the territory will continue
questionable so long as he remains in
office. u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
PEACEPRODUCI
TO SUPPLY THE
DEATHDEALER

Where is all the raw material COM
ing from for the vast amount of pow
der that will be needed in the great
European war? That is question
that South America can answer, ac-
cording to a news note in recent
number of the Monthly Bulletin of the
Pan American Union, Washington,
D. G.
Strange to say, the one country in
the world which in times OF peace sup
plies the greatest agent to increase
the productiveness of the earth, viii
now be called upon for identically the
same agent to supply the means OF
destruction. That country is the Re-
public of Chile, and the product which
has now assumed such tremendous i'm
portance is the nitrate of soda which
it supplies to the world. The nitrate
fields of Chile form wonderful asset
in the national economy, and this news
note states that the government sold
at public auction, on August 10, in the
city of Santiago, certain nitrate lands
located in the Province of Tarapaca,
thus opening up for development ad-
ditional areas containing this remark
able product.
The greatest use in recent years OF
Chilean nitrate has been ito make two
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
ACHI CONDEMNS
RECENT RAISING
OF RACE ISSUE
Candidate for Supervisor Says
It Is Bound to React-Vot-
erS Should Go on Merit

W. c. Achi, Republican candidate for
supervisor, last night condemned in no
uncertain terms, the raising of the
race ISSUE
His speech was called forth by the
tactics used on the stump by another
Republican candidate for supervisor.
William NJ. AHA, who repeated his ap-
peal to voters made several times pre-.
yiously in the campaign that they
should vote for Hawaiians and support
Hawaiian candidates because of their
color and blood. 49,.
THAT kind of talk is unfair. it is
misleading, and | do not stand for it, y
declared Achi to a big crowd at the
Athletic park political meeting. -
vote for candidates on their mer.
it's, not on the color of their skin If
they are good men, vote for them: il
they are not good men, do not vote
for them, but let merit decide, not any
thing else.
If cannot be elected to the board
because of anything but the color of
my skin, / do not want ITO be elected.
want to run on my merits. | claim
that | have those merits. stand on
my record in asking for your support -
Achi, at another meeting last night,
also strongly condemned the raising
of the race issue. This was Pauoa,
and here, as at Athletic park, he de-
clared that it should make no differ
ence to the voters whether the candi-
dates are Hawaiians or haoles-they
should be supported for efficiency and
ability and not for race or blood or
color
This morning Achi declared that the
raising of the race issue has been a
very dangerous thing and is bound to
react.
Il don't believe in it, or in any other
attempt to- mislead the voters he
said. Give the voters the straight
facts and let them decide
With observation-disclosures that has
won him many friends, Achi has spok-
en- a number of times in favor Of the
candidacy of two of his rivals, Robert
Horner and John L. Fleming. He
thinks both of them are good men and
have business ability that is needed on
the board. .-. b.
Last nights meeting at Athletic
park was one of the largest of the cam
paign. Many hundred people attend
ed. After most of the Republican can
didates had spoken, an exhibition Of
the hula dance was given.
After the dance was over, announce
ment was made by the chairman that
Delegate Kuhio was going to speak.
The people didn't wait to hear him,
however. most of them going away.
Republicanism ran high at the meet
ing and the g. o. p candidates were
well received. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02

TEST FOR THE
End INF ANTRY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, Sept. 2.-Lieut.-
Col. ]. B. Mcdonald, the department
B. Mcdonald, the department inspect
inspector, arrived at Fort Shafter this
morning shortly before O'clock to
witness the annual proficiency test of
the companies of the I'd Infantry.
General Carter was to have been
present but was unable to witness the
firing. -.-<.- j..
This test took place ON the high
ground near the eastern line OF the
reservation and consisted of a prob
lem with resultant fire action in which
hits, while the principal factor in de-
termining standing were not the only
requirement to be observed, as the
tactical portion of the solution was
of importance and was narrowly OBJ
served by the authorities. Colonel
French, as the regimental commander,
was the officer actually in charge of
the work of the day and he was as
sisted by Captains Gibson and Guilt
son with Lieutenant Cook as statisti-
cal officer The firing took place by
companies beginning with those of the
LIST battalion. Each company COM
mander, as he arrived with his COM
pany at designated point some sew
eral hundred yards from the locality
where he might reasonably expect
the targets to be located was handed
slip of paper which read as follows:
General Situation. Red and Blue
are at war. After gaining command
of the sea Red has landed force on
Oahu and Blue, to which the I'd In
fantry belongs, has taken position in
its defense line. Special situation:
September 2, 1914, word comes to the
colonel I'd Infantry, which is march
ing from Honolulu to Fort Shafter,
that Red has forced crossing at Ka-
lihi Pass and that hostile detach-
ment, estimated at 100 RIFLES, has
been started across the ridges from
Kalihi Pass toward the reservoir OF
Fort Shafter water supply. Colonel
A, I'd Infantry, directs you to proceed
with your company along the eastern
boundary of the reservation to capture
or destroy the Red detachment before
1t can injure the reservoir"
Each company made it's. prelim-
mary dispositions with commend
able promptness and soon after enter
ing the zone of operations discovered
the enemy" who was in three groups,
not all of which were exposed con.
tinuously and fire upon these groups
was conducted at the varying ranges.
rrbo roc,,lfc Of tho firing will no cal.
culated and later published.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
'OUEENISTODAY
HER
18TH BIRTHDAY

Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani to-
day is celebrating the 10th anniver-
sary of her birth.
Although the usual public reception
in observance of the occasion was post
poned for the first time in several
years, a large number of friends of
the last of the Hawaiian rulers, in
GLIDING many tourists now visiting
here, called upon her majesty between
10 o'clock and noon this morning to
extend their aloha and well-wishes to
the aged lady.
In spite of the burden of the years
of more than three-quarters of a GEN.
tury, Liliuokalani today is remarkably
hale and hearty, as evidenced by the
gracious and cordial manner with
which she received her visitors this
morning, assisted by Col. Curtis P.
Iaukea. Although no longer the ruler
of kingdom, she reigns supreme in
the hearts of Hawaiian and haola of
kamaaina and malihini alike-a prom
inent figure in American womanhood.
Today another year is added to the
already large number, but Liliuoka-
lani bears it lightly: content, not with
a throne, but with the love and friend
ship of all Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
SENATOR COKE
LUCKILY ESCAPES
IN AUTO Plunge

Senator James L., Coke, now visiting
on the Coast, had a narrow escape
from death in an auto accident early
this month. THE closest call ever
had says Senator Coke in a letter
to a friend in Honolulu.
The Portland Oregonian of August 8
says:
"RoSEBURG, Or, Aug. 7.-(spe.
cial.) While ascending Roberts Noun
tain, IL miles south of Roseburg, a
large touring car, occupied by E. G.
Staples and DR.. Swendenberg, of Ash
land, Mr.. Fulger, of Medford, and Sen
ator Coke, of Honolulu, late tonight
darted off the grade and crashed down
the steep embankment for a distance
of nearly so feet.
"All jumped with the exception of
Mr.. Staples, VINO was at the wheel. He
was carried with the car but escaped
serious injury. The party was en-
route here to attend the annual cere-
monials of Hillah Temple, Shriners, of
Ashland. The car was damaged"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
.NOMINAIIONOF
SMIDDY NOT IN
BARROW Plan
By C. S. ALBERT

Especial STAR Bulletin COrreSpundcpccl
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. 2I.-
The appointment Of Jerome ]. Smid-
dy to be United States marshal for
the district of Hawaii, settled part of
another knotty patronage problem.
Also. IL indicated quite clearly that a
cog must have been misplaced in the
machinery arranged here by Charles
Barron
The genial orator calculated that
Palmer Woods would be an easy win
ner for the marshalship. lie spent
much time at the department of JUS
tipce mailing down the place for his
friend. He made a prediction that
Mr.. Woods had been selected and his
nomination would go right along to
the senate. In this he seems to have
slipped on the thin ice and sprained
his back.
1t is an interesting bit Of history
that the name of Mr.. Woods was neat
ly written on piece of paper and sent
over to the White House. It was ex-
pected the president at once would
send in the nomination. Instead, the
piece Oh paper WAS hastily TeCdlleu
from the White House and the matter
permitted to soak fer several weeks.
The designation of a Honolulan for
the place has renewed the falling
hopes of those here who sought to
have home rule literally applied to
the territory when it came down to
filing the big Offices. The pulling
through of one local man has operated
as sort of salve.
The usual period Of delay will be
allowed in order that protests and
charges may be cabled and mailed. 1t
is the usual course to allow some
thing like two weeks to slip by after
name reaches the senate. This is
done to afford opportunity for those
back home who do not like the ap.
pointee to take their pens in hand and
say all kinds of disagreeable things
about him. Messrs. Ashford and Ed.
tngs managed to get by without any
compliments being registered. In so
doing they established a new record.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02

STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
EODAT'E NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02

The Grand Opera House in Chicago
was entered by thieves who locked
an attendant in a vault and escaped
with $4,000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02

Bank committees of the Senate fin
ished its examination of Paul NJ. War.
burg nominated for the federal re-
serve board
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02

blades of grass grow where but one
grew before" and in this capacity it
has been blessing to humanity. The
use of nitrate of soda as a fertilizer,
though very general now, has been
known to our civilization less than a
century. The story goes that an old
Scotchman who lived near the present
nitrate fields about 1916, spread some
soil containing white crystals over part
of his garden Things planted in this
particular spot grew wonderfully Sam
pies of the soil were sent to Scotland
for analysis, and the nature of the sub
stance and it's value as a fertilizer was
soon established According to tradi-
ton, however, centuries before the
Spanish conquest, the Incas OF Peru
and some of the natives of Bolivia
knew of the fertilizing value of the
white crystals, and are supposed to
have known how to produce them from
the crude material
Today Chile enjoys practically a
world-monopoly in the production of
nitrate, and its use is constantly grow
ing. In 1913 the exports reached the
high-water mark Nearly 100000
tons were shipped from the various
ports of the country and went to in
crease the productiVeness of the soils
of many different nations. incidentally,
Chile derives a golden harvest from
the product. The revenue derived
from the export duty on nitrate, If
equally distributed among the inhabi-
tants of the country, would give every
man, woman, and child no less than
$40 annually. This great revenue is
being used to build railroads, improve
harbors, foster education, and to build
up the nation generally; and, taking
into consideration the number of its
Inhabitants, makes Chile one OF the
richest countries in the world
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02
WILHELMINA BRINGS
EMARKABLE CONNECTIONS

With the arrival of the Matson liner
Wilhelmina, E. ]. Morgan, manager of
the Honolulu Drug Co., was pleased
to learn that she had brought fresh
consignment of the remarkably good
Orange Blossom Candies for his pat
rons.-adv. III. -.