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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
giyE BANDITS AppgsTED.
Were Taken On tts Nsslesa slas sf Rie
Ofanss River

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American troops, bsfe been arrested ~
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last night w hfig 0en, W. y Nafar
fniA, raffanla commander a NAtaHDf
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United states tfoops continued ~ mslH.
tain large pstf0is 90 the Hieu fgf 80
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from W paso.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01

Washington, Oet I a rspoft fTom
Captain M@NY, commanding United
Htsifs irD0ps N Mission, Tsr 20 th
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sfd \ JobHsgB ~ Mount BWus n -
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heiai fepots thst . HegifaB bamfA
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statement ~ no snset tbst NsSkabs
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-01
in
FAVOR OF MORE
!. .. & 4
SHIPS FOR navy
Strength and Equipment Must
Be Steadily Increased, Is
Now Wilson's Stand
DOUBT OF EFFICIENCY .
IS REMOVED BY REVIEW
Official Statement Held to Pre-
sage Increased Appropria-
tions BY Next Congress -,
Rv C. s. ALBERT.

Especial Star Bulletin correspondence
WASHINGTON, d. i, May 90
! President Wilson uneauivocally has
declared himself in favor Of steadily
upbuilding the navy. Its strength and
equipment must he continually in
j, creased.
Immediately following the presi
dents return to this city, after review
ing the great Atlantic feet in New
York EaIbOr, on its way Eout to sea
maneuvers off Narragansett, Mr.. VIII
sen gave out this official statement"
II vas greatly struck by the appear
ance Of the feet. and Inc quiet. efficien-
cy shown by the Officers and men. as
4 am sure every one must have been
who had the pleasure Of seeing it as
sembled at New York.
@There could have been no more in
teresting velification of Admiral
Dewey'S statement that the navy was
never in better or more efficient con-
dtiCn. and that the country has every
reason to be proud Gift, not only, but
every reason to wish it to go forward
in its policy of steadily adding to its
strength and equipment"
Yesterday afternoon the president,
on his way up from Hampton Roads,
got off at Wakefield, and for two hours
strolled arounds the birthplace or
George Washington, whose Injunction
to the people of. the United States was
that the best way to avoid war was
to be prepared for.war. I.
Ittis believed the presidents desire
to gradually augment the American
navy was influenced by the. review of
the fighting force as it sailed out to
sea-
"a. The beeanncuResment1D by the president
has much encouraged all the advocates
OF a big navy, 10th in and out OF con-
gress. It is held TO pressage that ap-
preparations for tall branches of the
naval service during the nextscongress
win be up to the maximum allowances
for such increases. rsa a ..s~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-01
ARMY AND navy
INCREASE PLAN
Wins in JAPAN
Budget 70 Contain Appropria.
tions For Two Divisions and
Naval Building

[ Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
TOXIC, japan, June t-The budget
committee of the house has approved
the proposed increase in the army, a
measure over which controversy has
ragged for more than wear.
The measure provides appropria-
tions for, two new divisions Of 24,ooo
men each. II also approves the con-
struction cf three submarines and
eight destroyers.
TOXIC, Japan, June THE house
has approved the governments policy
Of military development.
The Japanese parliament which
opened session May 30 his been full
filing the predictions OF being the
stermiest diet ever known in Japan's
short political history. The Seiyukai
party attempted to impeach first the
foreign minister, Baron Kato; then the
premier, Count Okuma; and yester-
day the speaker, S. Shimada, was in
line for Impeachment - !
The fight today is over the military
bill which was one of the planks Upon
which the governmental members of
the diet were elected in March. The
measure calls for an increase in mill
tary strength in Korea of two army
division or 10000 men.
The following cable was received at
the Nippu Jill office last night:
TOXIC, Japan, Nay 31-In spite of
thesstrong opposition of the Seiyukais
the military measure was PASSED by
the house budget committee today.
There will bee;an open fight on the
measure in tDBs1Duse tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-01
CREW BATTLES
fire IN CARGO
FORNANYDAYs
Bark Francose dAmboise,
With Coal Anchors Off Har-
Dor In Serious Plight

The pictureof a swarthy crew fight,
ing the flames in the hold, where 27lg
tens OF coal lay smoldering, their faces
as sbIack as their clothes from dust
and smoke, probably has been i'm
pressedA as an everlasting record Of a
terrIoles cruise on the brain of Capt
J. Colbourdin, commander of the
French bark Franeose d 'Amboise.
The four.mastssseasreltc Of theseafly
days OF seafaTers, has hovered off the
island since early yesterday, the COM
mander evidently afraid to come into
the harbor. He told Customs Inspect.
or Reeves today that he did not know
what port this was, or what island
until this morning when he anchored
off the harbCr. The captain was with
cut charts CT any Kind showing the
location of the Hawaiian islands, and
has been So days aat sea from New
castle, Australia, bound for San Fran
cisco with the cargo of coal. .4
This afternoon the bark lies off the
harbor with her matches jammed down
tight The matches have been that
way since the fire in the hold was
discovered many days ago. 1t was
considered useless to attempt water
ing the coal, and the matches finally
we're iamIned down in an endeavor
to smother the flames until assistance
could be secured. ~-
The fire was caused, or believed to
have been caused, by spontaneous
combustion. If permission will be
given by the harbor, authorities, the
ship. will be brought into the harbor
and the task of salyaging the coal
and preventing the confiagration ano
destruction Of the vessel will be
started.
Speculation was rifesalong the wa
terfront yesterday as to her identity
and mission when the .Francose d. AM
boise was sighted lying off Diamond
head. The ship did not attempt to
come in or to anchor, and it appeared
as if considerable mystery surrounded
its movements. The. captains state
ment that he did not know what port
this was until nearly noon today is
accepted as an explanation.
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FRANSG GUILT
AGAIN QUESTION
FOR GEORGIANS
Judge at Trial, Now Dead, Left
Letter Expressing Much
Doubt

ASSOCIATED Press bv Federal Wirelessl
EATLANTA, Ga, June IA letter
from the late Judge Roam, who pre-
sided at the original trial Of Leo
Frank, the Atlanta pencil factory man.
ager. on the charge of killing little
Mary Phaean, has been submitted to
the prison commission at the opening
session of the commission sitting on
the Frank case. The letter urges exec
utive clemency for Frank, who has ap
piled to the prison commission in an
effort to prevent the Carrying out Of
the order of execution. Judge Roam
said after months of deliberation he
vac still uncertain as to the guilt Of
the accused man. e. \.
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EPALMA Wins
AUTO RACE. in
RECORD Time

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIessl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June L.
Ralph DePaIrna, cne Of the American
"speed-kings" Of the racing-drivers,
yesterday won the 5oo-miIe race at the
speedway here, breaking all records
for the distance and for many inter.
vening distances.
His time for the 500 miles was 5
hours SO minutes SIS 1-2 seconds, aver.
aging 1884 miles an hour for the en-.
tire distance. .- -
Resta. the italian, was second and
Gil Anderson third.
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MEXICO TOLD
PLAINLY MUST
END DISORDER
Cabinet Holds Meeting and
Completes Note Warning
T.. Factions Now Warning
EMBARGO ON SHIPMENTS
OF ARMS IS SUGGESTED
Head of Red Cross Relief Board
Says Food Situation De-
fnands Stern Measures s.
Associated Press by Federal wirelessl

I tAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., June
with reports of Mexico's
dire need for outside assist
ance growing daily, the cabi-
net today held a long confer
ence with President Wilson.
A note of warning, eouched
in the most explicit language,
has been completed, warning
the warning factions that an
end must be put to the danger
Gus disorders which are cost
ing the lives of many foreign
ers and Americans. .
Miss Mabel Boardman, chair
man of the American Red
Cross National Relief Board,
has suggested to the president
that an embargo be declarea
against the export Of arms q
Mexico and against the import
Of foodstuffs from Mexico to
the United States. It is thought
that this latter step will help
to relieve the famine which
now threatens ii many states.
Gen. Venustiano Carranza'
now reports that the food sit.
nation in Mexice Gin is piti9
Bile, the populace being in terri
! bic straits. Oarranza is having
supplies collected to distribute
when the CONSTITUTIONAL lists en-.
ter the city.
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Save the Hibiscus Garden in one
day bloss6meds into popular slogan.
- On Satardaysthe Star-BuAetin pub
.lished thea letter of Mr.. and Mrs
Eraficis J.E Green of AIaneas urging
that private contributions make pos.
ssbfe the saving of the beautiful hibfs-
GUS, garden at the federal experiment
st6ton, which, because of failure OF
Ore :1erritoTial legislature to appropri.
ate the needed funds, was threatened
.Siti abandonment. IL ...%.s....-
Immediately the responses began to
conie, Two public-spirited men, j.
M. Westgate, who lis in charge of the
federal STATEN, and Wilbur ]. MacNeil
sef Oahu college, have written letters
TO the Star.Bniletin supporting the
movement and enclosing their con-
tributions. ~. 49,.
Here are the letters:
= 4: Honolulu. Hawaii.
May 81, 1915.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
!. Honolulu. T. H.
a am more than pleased with the
Suggestion of jMr and Mrs. Francis ].
Green Of lreen Acres" Woodlawn, to
TIE effect, that a subscription list be
started for the preservation of the
really wonderful hibiscus garden at
the federal experiment station. Their
fIfther suggestion. that they will be
oneDf 20 to contribute $40 to make up
the fund Of $500 for the upkeep. of the
hibiscus collection is most practical
'and 10 the point The offer of the
Star-Bulletin to receive the contribu-
tions lis also appreciated and take
pleasure in enclosing my check fol
$40. At is in times of adversely that
the real friends OF any movement have
opportunity to show their friendship
in. tangible way. l feel sure that
there are at least 20 loyal Honolulans
who would be willing either to contrib
ute $40 themselves or, to procure that
amount from among their friends who
may also be interested in maintaining
sone of the unique features of Homo.
lulu Beautiful" 1t is also likely that
"a u
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TRANSIT
NEED NOTfILI
ANSWER TODAY

$ By mutual agreement reached +
.aay the Honolulu Rapid Transit
Isand CO. need not file until JAY.
its answer to the suit .brpught 'by 4
torney-general /. NJ. Staihback on Y
half of the territory,sin WHICH q + I
manent Injunction against certain
sreases Of the company's csfdtal stqE
is sought.
An extension of the time for hlg
the company's answer originally mfe
Sjune 2 the latest legal date, but F.
cause the attorney-generaT leaves pr
the mainland Saturday in the Sifa
q further continuance until July l hs
been arranged.
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ELEVEN BLANKS ARE OUT
FOR CHARTER ELECIlN

Interest is being awakened i1he
election OF the Ga members to HPlu'
has charter convention which wilhre'
mare a new charter for the city. Hshe
election is to be held July 6. The
nominees must secure ten sign4Fes
among the citizens of Honolulu
Nomination blanks have beeitak'
On from the city clerks office II
candidates already. Those sefring
blanks are William Thon1p son. II
Brown. John Mason Young. Edo Ha
napi. Archie Kahele, William Craw
ford. Francis T. Green, John Keo-
George Kaolopa, F. ]. TeS and
II. w. Aylett.