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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-01
Territorial Marketing Division

. AOAbSVA"A NAoAAoIAhB DlNlb1ou
notify the division.
Island onions are plentiful and
cheap. A large quantity was recently
received from Kauai. There are larger
quantities on Maui yet to be mark eted.
As the producers did not notify tn?
division Of the amount of Onions still
to be sold, no bid was made for the
army contract. 1t is to be hoped tina /
local consumers will assist the home pro
ducers to dispose of their onions.
More green Pineapples a,9 being of
fered for shipment to the mainland
than 1t is considered safe to send at
this time. Considerable work has been
done looking up dealers who will prob
ably buy pineaPpIcs from ms when an
agent Of the division begins work on
the Coast July l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-01

Two men were arrested by detectives
yesterday charged with violating See.
ton 1922. revised laws, whoa prohibits
KILN" fish with evnlosivep The man
were Knnaana and John Kane. The
penalty is from $25 to 800 fine or not
TO exceed six months imprisonment or
both.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-01
ARMY AND NAVY TEAMS
READY FOR BIG GAME
(Assoeiated Press BY Federal Wirslosal

Associated Press BY Federal Wireloss)
WEST POINT, May 29.--The Army
and Navy baseball teams will meet here
this afternoon in their annual strug,
gle for diamond honors. Neyland, the
hero Of twenty straight victories, W'ilI
pitch for West Point, while McFall will
be the hope of the Navy. Two of ths
National League umpires will handle
the indicators.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-01
Nav p, 1915.

The Territorial Marketing DvsiO under supervision Of the E.
produce which send 20 the Marketing Division " sold at I'll!
gy notify the Marketing Division
marko u S. +.
Hoou p o. Box l1 Poom Eve Nuuanu and Queen sh
Telephone 1870 Wireless address ERMARK
A ". auper ntenden
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-01
Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market
Ga Quotations g q
BUTTER Amp EGGS
ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL
y. MARKETING DIVISION
Wholesale Only.

Eggs scarce; assttasansS asoOa'' > ~ 70 T.. d
island tub butterfly d., f2 ~ 4 + to 80
Fresh Island eggs,i 'lOS4T.s'I...!. 81
Duck eggs, doz. ...i' .t..,,r... %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
TURKS DENY RUSSIAN
VICTORY An SARI KAMYSH

London Jan. ~ (10.0S y. m.)--Ac-
cording 70 an Amsterdam dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company. Con.
slantlnople advices dated January 10,
by way of Berlin give the Turkish
version Of the battle al sar Kamysh
as follows
MAIN headquarters Tepudiate the
reports of The russian press concern
ing tho alleged great dofen Of the
Turkish array A telegram from the
Turkish commander Of the Caucasian
army dated January q sialas with
regard go me military operations ~
ilfo lasl two weeks
fJn The main 'front.' uu unupa bapo
captured commanding positions Do.
you'd The frontier The opemllona
mona nlii and Ardalmn hape been do
mfad hy ioep SHOWS aud severe froHa
Ihr t'nsslHn aHert9n thaf the come
HwHlnf az lllNah division Nas
iHfen PlAaQnof iHuol HHe huf Rua
laH aeiarhnfm afiHked 3 transport
H NW1ael ln lnHiHn village lAp
iHiW ihe aaaN nnanl6d SONS
HHHt.f ol lHNHn hUHHaN ua hlIs
InF tiln H lhe NaHnleH
q lllII aaVaEH hl Wag af fHfg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

to provide for quadrennial. in place
Of an annual assessment. However
regulation and the listing of new
property are authorized during the
interim. Assessors are To be COM
PEELED to inspect personally all prop
erty assessed and to search diligently
for all evidences of real valuation,
and especially as II appears in con-
demnatlcn proceedings IN reports of
appraisers and en- county deed ana
mortgage records, and at the same
time to post themselves on rental
values and other incomes from prop
erty. Each county is to prepare q
complete tax map showing every
piece Of real estate in private owner
ship. The tax commission is to pre-
scribe the specifications for these
maps and In cases where counties
fail to prepare such maps to have
them made at the expense of the
county The assessor shall be liable
upon his bond for taxes which should
have been collected upon property
shown on the tax map but which he
AAiifN w iiNA bI the dSHtcoHltuA I'iif
The bill 10 regulate the collection
OF taxes is to follow in many respects
the present statute, but will be more
stringent as to delinquent taxes The
proposed bill for the taxation Of pub
Iic utilities is to provide for elabor
ate reports in detail to the tax COM
mission. 1t has not yet been deter
mined whether taxation shall be pro-
posed on the amount of gross busi-
ness or on physical valuation.
The bill for taxation on the output
of mines is i'm the nature Of an in
come tax statute--in fact it may
prove an entering wedge for a more
general income tax law. Proceeds
from the taxation of mines, as well
as from intangible property are to go
exclusively TO the state and are to
prepare the way for the day when
the state will he ready to derive an
income solely from the taxation of
corporate property or from sources
separate and distinct from those
local revenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
AUSTRIA.


Vienna, Jan. IL (via Amsterdam "a
London. Jan. 10. i:35 "a. m.)--The
Austrian official communication is
sued today says
The enemy's attempt to force the
Nida river (southern Poland) was
renewed yesterday with violent artil-
lery fire. ON the entire front in the
southern portion in the forenoon
strong hostile forces renewed their
attack which soon collapsed under
our artillery fire. Hundreds Of dead
or wounded were left in front of our
positions.
simultaneously an artillery battle
took place south of the Vistua. On
this occasion one of our batteries sue
cecded in getting the range of q farm
and the Russians who had been there
for some days were compelled to
evacuate their positions.
"In the Carpathians serious opera
tions are impeded by the unfavorable
weather In the Upper Ting valley
the enemy has retired nearer the Uz-
sok pass.
"The report that przemys sent
representatives to parley with the en-
emy on January 10 is baseless,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

Paris, Jan. 12 C0.S5 p. m)--The
official communications issued by the
war office tonight was as follows.
'fo the northeast Of scissors the
enemy throughout all Of last night
violently bombarded our positions on
the plateau Of Perrieres aud on spur
1872. with the object Of taking the
latter point he delivered today q
strong attack, the result OF which Is
not yet known
"There is no other event Of impot
tance."
The fighting in the western the
ater of the war did not yesterday show
any development Of Importance. ace
cording to the official report given
out by the French war office this af-
terno1n There were artillery eX-
changes AZ some points along the line
and infantry attackg on trenches IN
some OF the encounters the French
claim to have been successful It is
stilI showing IN the Vosgcs moon-
tains
The statement follows iu part:
ron the Aisue to the uortn OF Sois-
sons determined atucls nave been
delivered against The renrhes oeen-
pied by us on the sth and The 10th of
January The enemy during yestol
dHY attacked 0ur position aeyerai
times
We repulsed him and we took pos
session of more trourlcs
ie fonin utmrd n lbe norn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
Summary of Var
NeUs of Yesterdau

Most of the fighting in the western
arena has centered in the region of
Soissons, where the Germans have de-
livered a violent bombardment and in
augurated a strong attack which so
far as latest advices indicate has not
yet terminated.
At the same time Austria reports
some success for her own troops at
this point In tho Carpathians the
inclement weather has checked seri-
Gus operations.
The situation in Russian Poland is
virtually al a standstill except in the
extreme south where the Russians
have been attempting to force a
crossing of the Nida river. The fight
ing in this region apparently has been
severe, as the Austrians report vio-
lent artillery fire, the repulse of the
Russian troops and hundreds of cas-
ualties.
Berlin reports by wireless that her
aviators in the recent attacks in and
near Dunkirk completely destroyed
the military establishments OF the al
lies
Turkey denies that the Russians re-
Gently inflicted a severe defeat on
her forces at Sarl Kamysh. Turkey
claims on the other hand, that her
troops have captured dominating po-
sitions beyond the frontier and ex-
plains that the operations at Olti and
Ardahan have been impeded by deep
snow.
Turkey has ordered the release of
the British vice consul who was re-
Gently taken from the Italian consul
late at Hediehe, Arabia, by Turkish
troops and in otherwise satisfying It.
alys demands, will punish the soldiers
and salute the Italian flag
A synopsis of an alleged treaty be-
tween Germany and Turkey, as re-
ceived in Paris. from Dedeagatch,
Bulgaria, purports to provide that
Germany shall supply Turkey with
munitions of war. money and German
officers and military specialists In
the event Of victory Germany will pay
Turkey one-fiflh Of her war indem-
nifty and IN the case Of defeat will in
troduce clause IN the peace treaty |
the integrity Of Ottoman
territory
Geneva, switzerland, hears that in (
fluepiial Bohemnns have asked the
Austrian emperor for more energetic /
10 protect Bohemia from
Invasion by the Russians aud that
they ihfeaien 10 throw Ia their int /
win Rpsaa unless their request isI
sranted
q Zeppelin headQNarfeIa Is said 10 /
nave heen established al Ghoni Bel
sium aua - q reported tha nom
hla anlfl ~ vantage 10 recent aeflM /
lHIaH mai naHhefu fiaaoa hHeI
lfen malf
4 NfHspaH0f feRHf N0m aHal
l#f'# lNai 5HW ff.Nln napAHs
'si'aiaif H sFfH an4 fh
llalee falaaA iIW ihf Hahl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
RUSSIA

Petrograd Ian 1&--An official
statement issued tonight says
"On the left bank Of the Vislua on
the night Of January IT, and an the
following day, the Germans contin-
ued the attempts, which have become
customary Of late. 10 attack by small
deiachments no different points along
the front bat nevertheless all these
attempts We're easily iepuinsd bg 04l
rifle fire ana mnnonadIng which in
fliolod grave losses on the enemy
The Germans howed more Oh
aiinaie offensive which. however
fulod n lhe region Of the ylllage of
sonmha masking four separate at
aeks aul also noa me M0ghrN
fHrm where fhag delivered Two ~
prkh
At aVme4N on lanau IN ulong
pHH af wf 'front.' 0uf M0u# Hp
hl0Hnei teH nfHr iu ihe GfHman
ueHrH Hna H9MnIlF Humhel
iNfB h HHN 0i hbHl HW4m "a
uHHHa i#
hHus i0 W.WWW l8
fHHsN iH0 aelHn lif4H f0a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
GERMANY.

4 Berlin. Jan IL Thy wireless to Lon
] don. 3 p. m.D-Severe fighting Is in
progress today for the possession Of
/ positions now in the hands of the
/ Germans on the heights to the south
of Cernay (Sennheim) in upper AL
! SAGE, according to the German Off
cial communication issued at army
I headquarters today French attacks,
which were begun last night, are re-
ported to have been repulsed with
heavy losses, but the French returned
to the attack at dawn today,
In the fighting on the eastern part
of the Argonne forest during the last
five days, the Germans claim to have
taken prisoner seven officers and t.
600 men The repulse of French at
tacks in the region of Perthes and
at Ailly and the carrying of a French
position along the ancient Roman
highway, which runs through the Ar-
gonne are the only other activities in
the western arena mentioned In the
report.
IN northern Poland, the Germans
claim a forward movement of the
Russians was checked. The text Of
the communication reads in part
French troops last night made an
attack on our position to the south Cf
Cernay (Sennheim), but they were re-
pulsed with heavy losses. Early this
morning the battle was resumed N
this district
"A French attack which started
yesterday afternoon IN the region of
Perthcs (between Rheims and the Ar
Ronne) withered away before our fire,
the enemy suffering very heavy losses
In the Argonne forest, French
vantagepoint was taken on the Ro-
man high road, In this engagement
two officers and l40 men fell into
our hands
There is nothing new to report
from East Prussia
"fhe Russian attempt to advance "a
northern Poland was unsuccessful
"Our attacks in the district to the
west Of the Vistula river have made
progress in certain places, notwth-
the bad weather.
"On the eastern bank Of the Pilica /
river (southern Poland) the situation /
continues the same
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

fePrcfsL OiGPATCH TO AOAhihe JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Jan. 12.-There will be
no material change in the manage
ment of the state institutions. The
plan to centralize the government OF
The educational institutions in one
board Of regents of three members
each member to receive salary is
foreordained TO defeat 1t finds but
little favor among the legislators. and
still less among the heads of the
various institutions. Local pride, as
we'll as jealousies among the institu-
tions themselves viii prevent any
step towards consolidation, and the
republican leaders have virtually
agreed that the present status quo
shall be maintained another two
years.
Instead Of the number of institu-
tions being reduced. it is likely to
be increased There is a decided de-
mand for a state school for defee-
tkes and for an industrial school for
delinquent girls. A state orphan
school is also proposed. but as this
field is we'll filled by private insti-
tutions, the movement will make liz
tie headwal. especially since it As
remembered that the legislature less
than decade ago created a state or
phan asylum, put up costly build
ing and then gave away the building
70 the town of Belen for public
school.
There is to be an effort to abolish
the Spanish American normal school
at FL Rito by consolidating it with the
Normal university at Las Vegas. and
to change the scope and character of
the reform school for boys at Spring
er To that of an industrial school
New county schemes will be given
the cold shoulder by the legislature,
and thus far no one has ventured to
announce openly any proposition for
county division.
The state law library Is frequented
by legislators who are consulting the
statutes of other states for models of
Proposed legislation. 1t will be fat
seSSi0n inr the printer VINO gets the
contract for turning out the bills, cs-
peclally IL the proposition goes
through to put in type a revision and
compilation of the statutes made
some years ago at an expense OF
$4,000, but never printed or acted
upon However, action may be post
p0ned for two years, so that the at
torney general may add the laws
passed by the first state legislature
and also at the present session.
Taxation Bills.
Eight separate bills vii, embody
What is considered the views of the
majority of the legislature on tax
alton The principal measures have
been prepared, ana the lesser ones
are being formulated. The statutes
OF other states have been carefully
studied for points that might be APP
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

lent II being alleged that rubber was
listed In it AS gum The cargocs Of
all three ships have been held for a
prize court
The foreign office says the delas
in bringing the cases TO trial was due
to the request OF the owners Tor time
10 complete their evidence The Brit
ish government Il as added. offered
20 sell the eargoes al auction but TIE
owners refused to permit this. saying
the bacon in them WAS not the sort
required by the English market and
that the other, supplies Ia packages
were not desirable for the London
trade Therefore they declared the
prices received would be below the
invoice
II was stated also that the govern
mcnt offered to relieve the cargoes
if the owners would provide surety
bonds equivalent 10 tho total lnvoiee
figures in order to secure the govern
ment should 1t win a decision In the
prize court
The owners, according To the for
eign office, say that the bacon and
other articles In the cargoes are per
ishable and take the position that the
British government should pay the
invoice price TOR them. as Il has done
for copper, since the cargoes were at
sea before Great Britain declared
foodstaffs consigned to order con-
traband.
The packers representatives Insist
that their trade with Denmark has
been large at all times aud maintain
that the British government is wrong
In assuming that foodstuffs destined
for neutral European countries are
intended for Germany
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
Vessels Seized Sailed Before.
British Declaration Regard
ing Contraband Had Been
Announced,
OWNERS DECLINE TO
ACCEPT CAPT0RS' TERMS
Demand Payment by GoVem-.
ment for InvoiCed Value of
Goods When Shipment Was
Made,

10Y MORNING JOURNAL hFt1iAA AtAatp WiHtl
London, Jan II (S:45 .. ml--Tho
Norwegian steamers. Alfred Nobel and
Biornstjerne Boirnson loaded chiefly
with lard. bacon and other products
of Chicago packing houses, have been
held with their cargoes in British
ports since the middle OF November.
The cargoes are consigned ITO order
at Copenhagen. The Nobel sailed
from New York October 20 and ar
rived in Liverpool November II. The
Biornson LETT New York October 27
and was taken into LeIth Novem-
ber H.
It Is said by the owners of the ves-
sells that they sailed from the United
States before the British announce
ment Of October 20, that all supplies
that a belligerent army might utilize
must be definitely consigned to some
firm OF individual
Also Loaded From Chicago.
The Swedish steamer Fridland,
which left Now York October 2S for
Copenhagen and arrived at kirkwall,
November 10, and was taken thence
to Shields, November 30 also Is still
being held. Like the Nobel and the
Bjornson the Fridland is loaded with
packers products.
The foreign office was advised that
the Fridland's manifest was fraudu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
BANDITS LOOT BANK
KILL DEPUTY SHERIFF f

Terton, Okla, Jan. 12.-Three men
late today robbed the Bank of Teri
ton, killed a deputy sheriff. wounded
two other men, and escaped VITA
$4,000.
The cashier. alone in the bank, was
preparing to close for the day when
the men entered. They forced him 20
wrap the $4,000 in his coat with which
they backed out of the door
As they left the building they en-
Robert Moore, a deputy
sheriff who attempted their capture
He was shot and killed. Later two
members of posse, following close
on their trail were slightly wounded
by the fire of the bandits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
ROAD FROM CALCUTTA
TO JERUSALEM PLANNED

Rome, Jan. l2.-Tho Cairo corre-
spondent OF the Giornale d'Italia says
that Great Britain is planning to
transform Syria into an independent
Kingdom with Prince Mohammed
Daud. direct descendant of Moham-
med Ali who conquered Syria in
lS3l-32 but was compelled by the
European powers TO relinquish his
control Of the country In lSil as SOW
ereign under an English protectorate.
This, the correspondent adds viii
bring TO realization Great Britains
hope to tulld railway from the
Syrian coast through Jerusalem, Bas-
Ia aud Delhi to Calcutta.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
schnmann.IIelnk Ill.

Chicago, Jan. ia Madame Ernes-
tine Schumann- Heink, who has been
seriously III with bronchial pneumonia
at her nome here. left tonight for
San Diego, Calf, where she plans TO
remain until she has entirely recov-
cred. The remaining dates of her
seasons concert tour were cancelled
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
Mnshlngtnn MAN Gn DrN.

Washington Jan. IA resolution
TO amend the senate rules TO permit a
vote on prohibition for the District Of
the senate today Senator Sheppard,
OF Texas, author of the resolution,
gave notice he would ask for action ON
it tomorrow and predicted its pas
sage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
FIGHT SEPARATE BILLS To
FMBODY REFORMS IN TAX
SYSTEM; NO CHANGE MADE
IN INSTITUTIONS Of STATE
CENTRAL BOARD OF REGENTS FOR
ALL NEW MEXICO COLLEGES FINDS
SMALL NUMBER OF SUPPORTERS

School for Detectives and Industrial Institution for Den-
ulen Boys May Be Among Innovations Of Present Leg
sate Session; Legislators Throng Library for Guidance
in Framing New Bills; Taxation Measures Hold Chief In
tereS in Deliberations of SoIonS Sweeping Changes Pro-
posed in Methods of Collecting Revenue for State; lnher
aanCe Tax Following New York Statute on Subject to Be
Introduced
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
The Day in Congress
SENATE.

Met al noon
me immigration bill conference re-
port was debated.
nuies committee favorably report
- senator sheppards amendment q
ee"a'e rules 10 permit vote on prohi-
9n Tor District Of Columbia.
nearing on bills to strengthen the
mitiee.
nesday -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
Official Reports From Press Bureaus
Of 2eiHyeseat European Nations

siderab bic losses in an attack on the
night of January 0 in the neighbor-
hood Of the village Of Samice. aban-
doning 500 killed on the field. Our
field soarchlights were of much SER
vice during this attack.
"On the other fronts there Is no
essential change"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
MEATHER FORECAsT.

Washington. Jan. 12.-NeW
Mexico Cloudy Wednesday,
Probably snow in north portion
thursday probably fair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

where they were married in May. At
the dinner were present also Lieut.
and Mrs. Percy Deshon and Lieut.
Bernard Peyton. -" :~.,. 49,.
Captain and Mrs Frank Hopkins on
"Wednesday gave dinner in honor of
their house guest Miss Louise Free
man of Cincinnati, who is staying at
the Moana Covers were placed for
six, including Miss Freeman, Lieut..
Ballard Lyerly. Captain S. S. Creigh-
ton, Miss Gertrude Hopkins, and the
hosts. ...+ .-
A party Of young people from the
post enjoyed moonlight supper on
the Waimea beach on Thursday even
ing Starting about FIVE o'clock, var
ious motors transported the party to
the shore where the ever delightful
swim was enjoyed, lending more zest
to the picnic supper which came later
49,. "."."
Major snd Mrs. William Cruikshank
returned to the post ON Tuesday after
most interesting trip to Maui, hav
ing accompanied Colonel and Mrs
Frank Cheatham on visit to the
scenic Volcano of that Island
80 ~
Lieut.. and MIS-. James Higgins en-
tertained at dinner on Friday Captain
and Mrs William Doane and Lieut.
and Mrs. CLANCY.