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The Chitina leader., 1914-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec That Secretary of the Interior Lane will make requision for s the general pation bill for next years railroad work by the in Alaska authortve information given out today appears be settled that the construction base for the first work will be established at Ship Greek Cooks Inlet from which work will be carried along Turnagan Arm and up the Susna valley well from Seward along the Alaska Northern to meet construction Kern Creek Shpcrek the main base of operations of the Alaska Engineering Commission last summer and is the terminus for steamship traffic Cooks Inlet It is estimated that the five millions to be asked will be sufficient to buy the Alaska Northern railway and build 100 miles of additional track from Kern Creek Secretary Lane and Commissioner Edes believe the railway will be completed from Seward to the Matanus coal fields by next fall
The Chitina leader., 1914-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo submitted Congress which convened today his estimate of government expenses for the fiscal year. which $1 090OO0000 David F. Houston Secre- tary Agriculture asked $2 900 administration the forestry service in Alaska
 The appropriation asked in the Rivers and Harbors bill for Alaska follows Roads and trails $1250 inspection service s000 education natives s200o reindeer s60oO medical relief for natives s7500O protection of game $20000 suppression of illicit liquor traffic. S15000; of insane, $75,000
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Information for Travellers
Tin. Of departure trains troys
PHIIhpBLpH1A BALTIMORE 4 WASHINGTON R. r.

Philadelphia A. a.36 40 800 $50 90
liz ~ sa 80 'MSssa7. isia 49, s5 ss
as os' 5s0' SIS sSs CO. ear sso 7lo'
$50 ~ ioso IL SSs p M@isI5 So. 200 o 100 sos.
$40. sas go sa sas 7io' $780, 7sS' sol' soS' slS
Ezprosu-A M-ooa 500, doa7 1a2s M,ass5 49,
~ ~ s aiS SO So SIS i + 30 30 oSs
Baltimore washngon A M o. 1o5's 4iS 49,. 1. 80.
2os. s.os. 4.os 5.i7. 5.5s'. egg. si2' 9o2'
Washington Sundays A. M-i2oe i9s. 30.
GoS% S.iS.. 5.5ss ga 7.a1i. s ~ ooe..
Way stsons A. Miols P %6a a. SsL sda
DELAWARE DIVISION. P, B. RAILROAD.
FOR fes p 20 s S ss s sassv, So5va rs p Ii,
BALTIMORE
10. 49, $40 g. So SO g. a. s % 2 SS NJ
I.io a4es G.st' 49,. 500. e.s5' go. -.
s EA lcs ilis p H1ss 49, as 45i ss
ga: ss6 Sc. 1855
PHILADELPHIA q RAILWAY.
Reading and A. NJ NJ p.
p. N. Sundays. 80 A. NJ 1850 A. NJ and 416 p NJ
daIy-7so 1880 Nj i3o 40 NJ Leave
additional trip at p NJ
PENNsaRovH
Leave rSgstS NJ 9S aiS Zoo M Leave W"inSfo1
Chester and Dasyssss French s sS1 5 20 minutes
and half for instance 90 and 40 Cars leaving her.
cfy as lori nsane-s 70.
To
minutes 0S ns Ssr1ps ' ns s e. s hour Cars leaving 10 n
after the Springs
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stAne
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~ OR RENT--TWO THIRD STORY
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1918 W. Ninth 50. now, 1O,12,IA
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
NOVEMBER :.

Remember daily that the plans and
desires Of this day are the architects
of tomorrow's world.
Every desire put forth in active
effort builds about you the world into
which you are entering and, knowing
this, become the master of your
destiny.
Mars. your governing plant is
sending every hour tremendous
forces. which are working for you
when once you awaken and take this
step.
ScOrpio, your governing sign. yields
you inspiration and magnetism TO
dominate every seeming obstacle.
This is the birthdate of all others
TO bring success. so awaken out of
the earth world and its physical de-
sires and enter into your glorious
heritage.
The Want Ads are helpful to the
merchant and the sales agent, the
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two weeks.
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PUBLIC SALE

~-~~~~~--~~.-~~,~~~~~~--,
ID UBLIC SALE-FURNITURE RUGS.
Il HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND BEDDING.
ETC, viii be sold az NO 507 W. TENTH
STREET, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1914,
az 10 o'clock A. NJ, sharp.
Three Brass Beds two Enameled Beds,
CHARTERED oak Bedroom Suit, mahogany Prin-
cess Dresser, Library Suit, pieces, in
Spanish leather, oak Diningroom
Suit China Closet. set Of Dishes
600 pieces), Mission Suit, four
pieces, Leather Couch, Vacuum Cleaner.
cost $40; Writing Desk Cabinet Gas
Range, large double-door Refrigerator, Rock.
ers, Chairs, Library Table, Pictures Felt
Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Book Shelves.
100 first-class Novels. several sets Of fine
Books by best authors, Brica Brac Wooden
Blankets, Bedding Of all kinds. Rugs and
Carpets an over the house in Administer.
Wilton, Brussels, all sizes, and many other
articles used in hrst-class house. Sale
positive and everything must be sold at this
sale. STIDHAM g. SON
nov5-4t. Auctioneers.
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William V. Montgomery,

Real Estate, Mortgages. Insurance,
no. 919 IL ORANGE STREET.
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SHAMPOOING.


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ADJUSTMENTS.

-e~-e~s>--''~-~e---~~-~'s~----~~
ID COST WILMINGTON -- ENTERTAIN
ID ments furnished for churches, lodges,
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RENT


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ROOMS FOR RENT


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THE EVENING JOURNAL, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7. 1914
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

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NOTICE TO FARMERS

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IN had for the hauling, &C the morocco fac
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TYPEWRITERS

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SOO EAST EIGHTH STREET, 8
OUO rooms and porch Inquire No SIG
Lombard st. nov5 cod I'm.
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NOTICES

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N LIBRARY Of No. 4O5 Washington 81,
has removed 20 No. 5l2 W. Ninth street. and
il in position 70 take orders for and deliver
All the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended TO. d. s. A. Phone. 6116A; Auto
matte, 1858. febio-h.
At ADAM LEO 49, ROMANY GYPSY
M Palmist, at Shellpot Park, all winter
Appointments day or night. Tells past pres
emit and future Just as you have gone and
will 20 through life for 25c Also reads
oolored peoples hands. Shellpot Park.
dec5-t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
HAWAII SUGAR CROP TOR l9l5
WILL ESTABI|SHN new RECORD.
UNOFFICIAL INMATES or OUTPUT IN THIS TER
RToRY FOR COMING YEAH SHOW THAT YIELD WILL BE
GREATEST IN HISTORY or INDUSTRY HERE

tieally all the mills have completed
grinding on the 1914 crop and AL of
them are now engaged in preparing 20
handle the bumper zane yield Of 1915.
The Rahuku mill already is grinding
on the 1915 crop and from now on the
mills throughout tho Islands will begin
running through the now crop.
Optimistic Feeling
''The feeling throughout the islands
Is one Of OPTIMISM said a planter
yesterday. IndieatiOns poiut to good
prices throughout the coming year, a
cerSition which the plantations which
sold their 1914 crops early this year,
wall gladly welcome. The outlook n
year ago. and for several months there.
after certainly was not encouraging.
With sugar on the under side Of three
cents a pound, a hostile Democratic
free trado administration doing every
thing in its power to hammer IL still
lower, we certainly did not have much
of future to look forward to, but
there Is a silver lining to every cloud
and II now looks rs IL we will make up
in paTt for the POOR conditions Of the
past. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
Plantation Employees viii Reap
Substantial Benefit From
Rise In Price Of Sugar

As result Of the Hawaii sugar crop
for 1914 selling at an average price OF
nearly 3A cents pound the
thousands Of laborers employ
ed on the sugar plantations Of this ter,
ritory will receive a bonus Of five per
cent ON the wages they earned during
the past year. This bonus viii apply
to all Those aEorers who have earned
twentyfour dollars per month or less
and will aggregate many thousands Of
dollars. The bonus win be for the pc.
riod from November !, 1913, TO Octo-
Der 81, 1914.
The custom Of paying a bonus 10 the
plantation laboTers has been IN effect
for tho past three years and the
amount has bcen based on the average
price Of sugar
Last year the bonus amounted 10 one
per cent At the beginning of the sea,
son Just closing the outlook for q bonus
was far FROM encouraging, but with the
decided advance in the priec Of sugar
Ia the past two months or more the
general average has been brought up
TO snch a point as TO warrant Eve
per cent bonus to the plantation la
borers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13

Approximately ten thousand tons Of
the 1915 Hawaii sugar crop viii be
started on its Journey to the refinery
in New York ON the Americnn-iIavai-
ian steamer Mexican leaving Honolalu
December 8. This win mark the be-,
ginning Of The moving Of what promises
TO be the biggest sugar crop ever raised
N these, islands, The exact Hgnres are
not obtainablc yet.
Previous Records
The size of the 1915 output. how
ever, may he realized when II is known
that the 1914 crop, approKimating 620,
goo tons was the largest output 20
date. The previous record was in 1919,
with $4,000 tons. The 1911 crop to
tailed $4,000 tons, while the crop OF
1913 amounted to 546,0 900 tons.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Kcntuelkian, due here within the next
few days, is scheduled TO load the last
of the 1914 crop. There is not much
Of this left. Probably seven hundred
and fifty tons will clean IL up, though
the total may reach 1000 tons. Prae-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
mrs. ELSIE c, HOWARD
SUES FOR 4 DIVORCE

Mrs. Elsie Cross Howard, accomplish
ed as pianist, a composer and an
esthetic dancer, widely and favorably
known among lIonolulu's society sets,
took steps yesterday for a divorce
from her husband, Ernest Justin How
ard from whom she has been separated
for more than year,
TO many Of her friends her action
will come as a surprise. for only those
very intimately acquainted with Mrs.
Howard knew that she contemplated,
sooner or later, asking the court 10
grant her divorce,
In the last year, while separated
from her husband, Mrs. Howard has
taken prominent parts in many benefit
performances here, in all Of which she
has shown her rare talent and versatile
ity as an artist.
Mrs. Howard 5 husband. she sets
forth in the complaint, resides in Vic
toria, Can. They last lived together
there, she says. Mr., and Mrs. Howard
were married in lilo, December %,
1911. The libel mentions no other
grounds for divorce than non.support,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
Commander Of BattIeship Hizen
Says Outcome Of Geier Incl
dent PIeases Him


Captain Kawanhmi Of the Japanese
battlcship Hizeu made speech before
fifty Of his prominent countrymcn here
Monday night. II was at dinner
given at the Tokiwa-en, Nuuanu street.
in honor Of the naval skipper and his
staf officers.
II am glad to see this Geier matter
settled without any hitchcs,v he said
THE officers and crew on our ship
are in the best Of condition. Our
only reason for coming into the harbof
was to get fresh water ard some pro.
visions. We have plenty Of coal.
We are all very glad TO hear o.
the fall Of Tsingtau.
Regarding our future plans, can
only say that VIC will remain here IN.
iii we get father orders from Toxic. y
Captain Kawanami went on to say
that he learned Of the Geicr' 8 intern
ing Sunday morning by notice from
the Japanese consul.
The dinner was gala affair. II
was banzui from beginning to end. The
Japanese found double reason TO re-
ioice, the first being over the fall Of
Tsingtau, and the second over tho dis
posal Of the Geier as a war craft OF
Germany in the present trouble.
1t was the first time many of the
officers had been ashore; so they made
L up for lost time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
GIRL ACCIDENTLY
shot WILL RECOVER
Careless Handling Of Automatic
Gun BY National Guardsman
Causes Painful Wound
(From "wednesday Advertiser.)

(From "Wednesday Adyertiser.)
At the Queen s Hospital last night
IL was reported that Lizzie Keoho, the
eleyen.year,old Hawaiian girl who was
shot through the arm on sunday was
getting along nicely and appeared TO-
be in no danger Of losing the limb.
+ Carelcssness in the handling Of
Colt automatic gun by dctaehmeut
Of the Hawaiian National Guard on the
kakaako range caused the piece to be
discharged, the bullet wounding the lit
tie girl.
IL Is reported that the hone Of the.
arm was shattered, Tho bullet IN pass
ing out, grazed the child's side.
The girl Is the adopted daughter OF
Remes Lukapu, sergeant of the quar-
termaster corps Of the natioual guard,
and lives with her parents at the rife
range.
: While the target was icing adjusted
the gun was pointed OF the range, and
when a member Of the gun detachment
seated himself in the saddle and grasp
cd the pistol grip the piece was dis
charged, wonnding the child. who stood
alongside the firing point.
Lieut.. p. n. Smoot of the national
guard, who was in charge Of the firing
squad, took the girl 90 the army ais
pensary in the Immigration station in
his automobile for, first aid treatment.
From there she was removed to the
Queen's Hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
PAUL lERNANN FALLS
DEAD WHILE At WORK

Paul lehman, bartender, fell
dead in the Royal Annex saloon, Mer-
chant street, yesterday morning.
The funeral will be held at half-past
one o clock this afternoon from the un-
dertaking parlors Of II. ~. Williams,
Fort street, TO Loeb View Cemetery,
Pearl City ,s,.
lehman was horn in Danzig, Ger
many, aud was ffty-three years Of age.
he lived In Honolulu for many years
and, of and on, had tended bar in a
number of local saloons
he was arrested November I by III.
cense Inspector William II. Fennell on
a charge Of selling liquor without a
license and his trial was pending when
death claimed him,