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The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Candidates Get Sup
port From Friends
Who'd Go Along
VOTES COMING
IN RAPIDLY
Only Another Week
Remains in PhOnO-
graph Contest

II there is one feature In the
Times San Francisco campaign that
stands out more predominantly than
another, Il Is the companion trips.
The announcement that the two
candidates receiving the highest
number OF votes IN the entire cam.
paign. irrespective of districts. have
the privilege OF selecting some
friend or relative TO accompany
them on the Pacific Coast Trans
continental tour. has prompted
every worker In the competition to
put forth her very best efforts In
order 70 pile up her votes.
4 The companion trips have been
Of great assistance to campaigners
IN soliciting cooperation from their
friends. A number OF candidates
have promised the companion trip
I 20 the girl friend who turns her In
: the highes. number OF votes. should
she be fortunate enough to ,nnish
! nrst or second In the. campaign. II
can be readily seen that this a. Al
I excellent idea and every canoidste
should employ the. same method TO
boost their vote standing.
There are only eight days more
OF the special prize period. There
win be great satisfaction to the
fortunate winner OF the Sl50 Edison
Diamond Disc phonograph. The
candidate who carries on the honor
on May 8. will not only have In her
possession a beautiful instrument,
but will also rest content In the
fact that she leads for the compan-
Ion trips and also leads In her dis
trict for Frisco tour.
'T have been waiting TO see the
vote standing" said q campaisner
who brought In her FIRST subscrip-
tions this morning. Seeing that Il
needed only . few subscriptions to
be up with the leaders she lost no
time In starting to work In earnest
The NEXT publication OF votes will
show that nearly every candidate
has started to hustle" In earnest.
A number have been standing back
and allowing their opponents to
take the lead In order that they
might gauge their voting. Now that
the race has really started. each
publication Of votes should have Its
surprises, Starting on Saturday the
vote standing will be published three
times q week Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday. In order for cam
paigners TO have their votes appear
IN the paper. vote coupons should
be turned In not later than 10 .. m.
on the day OF publication.
Have you seen the $3.50 phono-
graphf The instrument which is TO
be siven 70 the young lady who
turns in the most money for sub
scriptions between Monday. April
30 and Saturday. May 9, inclusive,
10 on exhibition at the Wallace
Brown Phonograph shop, No. 81
Grand Riverave. ear n oerdlai M
vftstion is extended ,<kefS csndidate
and to their friends 40 cali and hear
this beautiful instrument. After the
campaigners have heard the Edison
Diamond Disc. there ID little doubt
that they viii put forth an even
greater effort during the special
prize period. Make every day count
from now until May 8. Someone
has got TO win the $50 phono-
graph; why not your
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Drum. Have Souls, Ne says.

CLEVELAND, April :9.-Do
drums have souls! E. p. Zeidler.
from a lifetime study Of their inner.
most secrets. says they have. "A
drum Is just as capable Of delicate
shades OF expression as a violin" he
says.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
CAPT. BENSON
CHOSEN ACTIVE
HEAD OF NAVY

WASHINGTON. April 7s.--Cspt.
william Shepherd Benson. comman-
dant OF the Phfiadeiphia navy
gard. was "wednesday afternoon an
nounced by Secretary Daniels a.
his choice for chief OF the bureau
OF naval operstions--in other words
70 b efhs sctivs head Of the navy
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
BARS NAMES OF
DEAD PRESIDENTS
FROM BOOZE ADS

As Z result Of petition circu
lated throughout the state by the
Young Business Mems club Of De
troit, protesting against the use ol
the name Of Abraham Lincoln In
connection with q liquor advertise
ment. a bill has been passed By
both houses OF the state legislature
prohibiting the distributing or post
Ing OF any advertisement OF spirit
Gus or Intoxicating liquors which
contains any reference to any de
ceased ex-president OF the United
States.
The bill needs only the governors
signature to become a law. and II is
certain he will sign. Over $4,000 sig
natures were obtained to the petit
tion. and the governors was among
them. There were only three dis
senting votes In the house. that ol
Rep. Sheridan Ford. OF Detroit, be
ing among them. B. ]. Ahrens con
Quoted the campaign for the pas
sage OF the bill In behalf Of the
Young Business Mems cluD.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Shore line. property has increased
In value s5.oo0.0o0 since the war on
mosquitoes. according to Dr. Thorn
as ]. Headlee, Of the New Jersey
experiment station.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
CRUISER
IS COMING HONE
NORTH Carolina, Oh Duty In Asia
Minor Waters, Has Been
Relieved

tAssnciafed Press by Federal wireless.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The crni-
sey North carciipas which has been on
dirty ID the Mediterranean and which
was iRstrumental Ii eartytng many
hundreds Of Christian refugees 70
Eeypt from Asia Minor ports, viii on
her e5tIy return 70 home waters re.
sumo her duties Is aeronautical ship At
the Pensacola navy yard, 4"
The cruiser Tennessee, which has
been with the North Carolina in the
Mediterranean, is to be relieved by the
cruiser Des Moines, which has been
ordered north from Progreso, Mexico.
Secretary Daniels announced at the
'ravy department yesterday that the
mper-dreadnought Arizona, now build
ing at the New York nasy.yard, win 10
launched July 10. rae Arizona is sis.
ter to the Pennsylvania, launched
from the Newport News shipbuild.
ing yard . few weeks ago. She win
have a normal displacement Of 81 400
tons and viii carry main battery OF
twelve fonrteen,ipeh guns, mounted in
four triple turrets She was laid down
in July, 1913 and Is TO be commissioned
III July Of next year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
SLENCE0PPRESSIV[
N SMART WILL CASE

= . y II . y I. F. . = ".
. Evasion on the part Of attorneys and
silence on The part Of iitigants in the
Smart WIN case only added yesterday
to The belief Of those who have followed
the case closely and to the man in the
street that the litigation has been set
tied out of court and that all that re-
mains is the signing Of voluminons
mass Of documents pertaining 70 the
case. ,Hf
Y Attorney n y. Thompson, chief
counsel for the Smart interests, how.
ever, grew rather vexed yesterday af-
ternoon when he was questioned regard
ing the ease. He refused TO answer
questions Of any kind except with the
one statement / have nothing to say
except that the case has not been set
TIED out OF court.
Attorney NJ +, PTosser, who, il APP
pears, is solely representing Mrs. Eliza,
beth u Knight since the departure OF
Attorneys Kinney aud Anderson for the
mainland, said yesterday afternoon;
~ I'm sorry, but have nothing to say
lat present. sV
The petition for the probate Of will
and the suggestion Of the judges dis
qualification In the matter Of the estate
OF Thelma Parker Smart, deceased, SET
fo- hearing yesterday before Judge
Whitney, were again continued for
week. The sdninistration petition A.
the same case, set for this morning, viii
be continued to ncxt Wednesday,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
They All Demand i
Honolulu, Like Every other City and
Town. Receiyes IT.

People with kidney ills want to be
eurvd. When one suffers the tortures
of en- aching back. relief is eagerly
sought Tor. There arc many remedies
today thar relieve. but not permanent
ny. Dolns Batksehe Kidney Pills have
brought lasting fresuIts to thousands
Here is proof Of merit ".
Harry Kessling, 500 Poland st., New
Orleans, La, Gays. ~ was 80 sisk'from
kidney complaint that l desp tired Of
ever being enred. had terrible pains
through my Kidneys and at times be
came faint. / was stiff aud lame, and
could hardly stoop over. did not
sleep well and got up in the morning
feeling tired. Finally used poan
Backache Kidney Pills and felt theil
good effect at opce, They went toths
root Of NY trouble and a. a month made
a complete cuie.f' rt
Doan s Haclaehe Kidney Pinr arr
sold by all druggists and storekeeCer'
ut 80 cents rer box (six boxes ~ so
or will be nailed on receipt Of pr' q
by the Holtisier Drug 20 Honolulu
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands. '1tf]rIe
Reremler the name, Doan s, and
AXE NO substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
SHORTAGE OF SH|PS
'FELT| in HONOLULU


st =. ~ ~ !. 80 .Ikt go :. 49, l
SongssHlon q ireight an the Orleni
is being felt widely, according 10 re-
ports rcsofped here. Honolnlu mar
sEs "a. n, ~, 4, :, .fyo,. f,ktn ~
w M, !. = y s'' wv ~
Japan gre fenecten. Lack ~ Vessels
ine both to withdrawal q German
shipe and use Of man1 Bntiah shin,
.,.s,,.,,,.rs I. i; M, .s Al. .,.s,.,,
w = VI n w N ~ R,'''',
causes; ana, besides, vast amount q
freight was held up during the early
DAYS Of the war. MAKING, tbe nrobIerr
..,I,s 49,. i, III.
~ ~ ,'''''f1's'
Ano'hef tAptof propapiy y round y
Increased shipping TO or through th'
United States, the last for Europe
This would be due to uncertainty con
corning the buez Canal route, especially
since war operations between the Brit
ish and Turks developed there. Brit
ish tramps from the Orient, which were
very few before the war started, have
|'ncreased in number greatly.
Hayo No Reports Ns1l
j II. Drew, manager Of the shippin,
department 9. Castle 4 Cooke, agenl
for the w <. X. Japanese line, one q
the principal carriers from the Orient
said that he knew Of no widespread
congestion in the East.
The y X. K.1ships are bringing
1000 and 10000 tons Of freight eacl
voyage, y he said. ~ have receives
inc reports concerning any freight the,
are forced 10 leave behind. y <
At the Office OF III. Haekfeld 4 Go.
agent for the Pacific Mail, the othel
principal carrier, much the same state
ment Vas made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
OFFICIALS or
HAl)TE.
ARE CURRY
Election Frauds Bring Mayor,
Sheriff, Chief Of Police and
Others TO Prison Doors

T u . +
tAssociated Press BY Federai wireless.l
INDIANAPOLIS. April ~. Mayor
Dom M. Roberts Of Terre Haute,
sheriff Dsnny Shea Of vieo County,
Police Judge Tommy Smith Of Terre
Haute, Alexander Aeztel, political boss
and former head Of the road depart
ment Of ,Terrs Haute; Ed HOller, the
chief. Of police; Judge Eli Redman and
twenty one others, including a majority
of the city officials Of Terre lIaute,
we're convicted in the federal court
here yesterday Of conspiracy in the
elections Of November last, their Of.
'cnse bringing them into the federal
court from the fact that the election
7f members Of congress was included
IN the contest.
In All, indictments in the federal
,ourt had been brought against one
hundred and sixteen residents Of Terre
IIaute, to which eighty-nine entered
pleas OF guilty. Mayor Roberts and
,twenty-six others stood trial and were
convicted. Sentences on the one hund-
red and sixteen will be passed on Mon
day.
Mayor Roberts and some others are
also facing trial on charges Of having
atteppted to intimidata witnesses, al,
legations having been made that some
witnesses had heen arrested on trumped
up charges BY the Terre Hants police,
while others had been threatened with
arrest il they did not leave the State
before the conspiracy trials. !si
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09

which ocurred a short time before tn
submarine was lost.
ssThe explosion almost wrecked the
inside of the boat. 1t bruised mum,
Her Of US fellows by hurting up against
tile side OF the ship. ! was busy work.
ing at a small desk when It occurred
ali at once ! was thrown against the
top OF the boat and came down on the
deck with hang. While ! was in the
air something struck me on the legs
II was almost an hour before the stinp
had left. We are al lucky to come Out
Of IL in one piece instend Of being
picked up in sections.
This explosion was followed by thu
installation Of q new main motor al
Pearl Harbor
Tn the same letter, Deeth wrote en-
Enthusiastically Of passing successfully
the examination for first-class electri
clan.
| the Oregon naval reserve. stationed ~
the, United States cruiser Boston Il
Portland barbor, told how the IA mis-
behaved on her, first trip. Webbe
was a member Of her crew, as first
class maehinist, when she left Bremen
ton navy, yard on her first long trip
Air Compressor Unrnly !.
| "She left Puget Sound under he
own power but before we reached tn
Columbia River bar we had grea
deal of trouble with her air compress
sor," said WebbeE /" Consequently, VI
cot out a tow-line and the cruiser 81
Louis towed us to position opposit
Point Reyes, which Is about fifty mile
| orth Of San Francisco. From ther,
she made San Francisco under her owl
powerV
o, r. Rorowski, first-class maebinis
Of the FL, who Is at his home in Kan
sas City on q furlonRh until Nav, wa
interviewed by Kansas City paper
when the submarine first was lost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
|SOUTHAFR|CA Troops
STOP GERMANTOWN

tAssoeiatsda Press BY Federal wireless)
CAPE TOWN; South Africa, April I.
The troops Of the Union Of South
Africa have overcome ali opposition in
their invasion Of German Southwest
Africa as far as the important town Of
warmbad, on the Houm River. This
point is some thirty miles north Of the
Orange River. The German garrison
occupying warmbad Withdrew to the
north on the approach 6f the british
and the entry into the town was unop-
posed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
GERMANY BARS PINCHoTs

tAssoeiated Press by Federal wlreIess.D
LONDON, April 6.--Giiford Pinehot
has; been declared persons non gfata 70
Germany as consular representative be.
cause he Is the brother Of Lady John
stone, wife Of the British minister at
The Hague Pincbot viii remain, q
member Of the Belgian relief commits
sion Of the territory outside German
jurisdiction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
Influence
Felt BY JAPANESE
This Is Ascribed To china's De-
lay In, Settling Differences
With Toxic

tA~peistsd Press BY Federal wirelsss)
TOXIC, April 6--The Toxic Asahi,
known to be close to the government
says that Premier Okurna, in address
ing group Of officials at Kozu, ,charg-
ed thar the hitch In the China j japanese
negotiations has been due to German
influences, which, he asserted, are al
work to undermine Japanese plans IN
the Orient.
China is convinced, he says, that an
Inexation is not the object of Japan and
he predicts that successful conclu-
sion will be made to the negotiations
i'm April.
From Picking, however, come reports
that Minister Hioid has warmed the
Chinese foreign minister against con
tinued refusal to comply with the Dc
mands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
BRITISH ADMIRAL SAYS
|. NEUTRALITY UNVOtATED

n -IAssnfihted Press By TedeTpI WHeIeHs.J
WASHINGTON April IA prompt
denial Of the charge Of Collector Of the
Port Malone Of New York that the
British cruisers off the Atlantic coast
have been receiving coal supply from
New York and have been in this way
violating the neutrality Of the port has
been received from the British admiral
in command of the American Atlantic
squadron. The admiral states that In
no particular have the rules OF neutral
ity laid down by the American govern.
ment been transgressed. III k.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
Officers and Crew Of German
Cruiser Make Farewell Upon
Port Officials and Others and
Then Go Aboard Their Warship
BATTLESHlP ALABAMA
WILL CONVOY CRUISER
With Decks Cleared For Action
American Bulldog TO Guard
Teuton From Britishers, While
she Remains lnNeutral Waters

tAsnoeiated Press BY Federal Wireless')
AIEwPoRT NEWS, April q. 4,
In nine o'clock last night the
Prinz Eitel was all prepared to sail and
the officers Of her crew made n series
Of quick farewell calls upon port ON
eiais and others with whom they have
been in intimate association since
March 10.
In saying farewell to Lieutenant
Hamilton, u. 8. M. g., who has been
in command Of the guard on the ship
since she put in for repairs, and the
other ofheers Of the squad from Nor
folk. The German officers said that in
asrnueh as they could no longer. re-
main in port they regretted that Ham.
ilton and his associates could not 60
to sea with theh5 to share in their
fcats.
Alabama Clears For Action
contemporaneously with the activity
on board the Prince Eitel came activ.
i,y on board the American battleship
Alabama, the flagship Of RearyAdmiral
Helm, which has been lying in Hamp-
ton Roads to assist In guarding the
neutrality Of the adjacent waters. The
Alabama was seen TO clear for action,
Her daYits were shifted so as not 70
impede the action Of her gun turrets,
and she moved from her hioorings into
the stream. stt
From the hour Of darkness her search.
lights were kept constantly at work,
,fashing over the moutha Of the James
and Elizabeth rivers and playing
across the entrance Of the road, from
OLD Point Comfort to Willoughby Bay
Battlcahi7 Has Task H
The task OF the Alabama was to pre-
vent the sailing Of any vessel which
might carry word 10 the cruisers wait
ihg on shore, outside OF the three-mils
linIit. for the appearance Of the Ger
man auxiliary, and also to escort ths
Prinz Eitel through tae neutral Amer
/, an waters to see that no attaeA
could be made upon her 50 long as she
remained under American Jurisdiction
The Alabama evidently expected
thai a dash might be attempted by
some vessel flying the flag Of. one o.
the nations with which Germany. i
at war, the sailing of which would hay,
to he without proper clearance paper
and, as a consequences. Illegal.
d q . - . " =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
HEAVY SENTENCES FOR
THEET of AUTOMOBILE

Three men were sentenced to Jail
terms by Judge Monsarrat in police
court yesterday morning FOR the theft
Of an automobile from the prison Fri
day.
They were Henry Foster, one year:
Simeon Trinidad, eight months, and
George Wilson, six months. Foster
pleaded guilty Monday and the Others
changed their pleas to guilty yesterday,
Wilson had been discharged, aftsr
serving a sentence, and the others were
TRUSTEES. They took n JOY ride IN
police automobile last Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
WON kLucUs NOTWITHSTANDING

tAssoeiated Press by Federal wirelesa.)
BERLIN, April II Today's news.
papers report that General Won KIpck,
who led the German invasion through
Belgium into France, has nearly re.
covered from the wound recently in
tieted upon him by a bursting she'll,
while inspecting the German lines.
Emperor William is said to have con
ferred on him the order Of merit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
GERMAN COMMANDER
Of TURKS IN berlin

y (Asseciatsd Press by Federal wireless)
ATHENS April 7.-tield Marshal
Won der Goltz, who has been in com,
mand Of the Turkish army in the field,
has returned to Berlin. II is reported
here that the object Of his trip is 70 pre-
vent arguments to the Kaiser 10 con
vince him Of the necessity for a heay'
Ter attack being directed against the
seibians, with the object Of opening Q
route through which supplies may be
sCnt 10 Austria and to Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
LOSS or LIVES DUE
TO BRITISH POLICY
[Associated Pre.s 81 lederal WlreIaaa.

tAssociated Press By Federal Wireless.l
Z WASHINGTON, April ia state
.ment issued from the German embassy
yesterday says that the loss Of lives
due to the sinking Of the British
steamer Falaba, OF the south coast Of
England, by a, German submarine, is
due to the policy laid down by Great
Britain, making the German submarine
bility for the drowning Of the men.
women and children OF the Falaba
rests upon Great Britain. 5i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-09
CABLEGRAM STATES
W00DRASRESGNED.
Carl Nleper, Employed At Hawaii
BUILDING Al Fam Author
Of Message

II. r Wood has resigned from the
HaNaii promotion committee, as wen
a. from the Exposition commission.
This nhquaiiasd assertion is made ID a
wireless message received yesterday
by supervisor HoIlihger Of the promo.
= employed AZ the Hawaii buildingof
the Exposition. y
News that Mr.. Wood has resigned as
residcnt commissioner in San Francis
co was published BY The Advertiser
April 1, IN a wireless dispatch from
San Francisco. The letter Of resi- ma
tion has not yet reached Governor
Pinkheiu, but Is expected in the bur,
line today.
Nothing oflcial Heard
Nothing ofieial has been heard at
the Office Of the promotion committee
OF by any Of its members, and Chair
man n, a. Bsrndt was first inclined
70 think Yesterday that there had
been q confusion Of the two resigna-
tons. The context Of Supervisor Hell
linger's message, however, showed
that Il had been written after a con-
versation with Mr.. Wood himself, and
it continued. on the assumption that
no question could be made Of the
facts ~ ile
No ofIieial correspondence has
passed between Mr.. Wood and the
committee, hut Ed Towse, one Of the
comInittedmen, sent him the following
personal message last Saturday:
= You had better be prepared to re-
turn to Honolulu on receipt Of mail
leaving here Tuesday yesterday
Mail Carries Resolution
The mail referred to contains the
resolution adopted BY the committee
at its last meeting and published in
The Advertiser in full last Saturday,
containing grave charges OF improp-
er aeconnting, . which IL was stated,
however, did not amount TO Illegal
disposition pr the funds Of the com
Minutes Of the previous meeting, at
which the subject or Reorganization
was first brought up, should have
reached Mr.. Wood last Mondy. They
contained a sufficient indication of
the Committee s disposition to have
suggested the resignation now on the
way. ai Il rs