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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
SALES IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Al Il Vesey ST.:
BY Daniel Grsnvaid
RRoons ST. 80. e cor Coerck q. 1sTs; 81
tsnut AID stores SheriT's sale - 81 1sht une
&c which samuel Ranch had on Dec m. 1914
or since kaufman A Gisust. Gt'ys. n 6 Bioso
f0r 500.
At the Bronx Exchange:
b. BDan L Krnnel'y.
UNIVERSITY Az 50 rs ogden A. toriI liz
r. l. 20 ogden Az Ij1r5s iiI'9 ~. vSrtnt, Pax
M,z co AZ Cuid0ue \ Gslarf 60 o. Al, Segosl
French. sitys T. Bc0fh. rsf, dgs 81 - zsi
tA1es. etc. 81 AZ s3. Adjourned 70 Nay u.
By Hen0 Brady.
ss 1881; ,ty brk tenmt Hei-ns F'sii = Al
at @ p StoiE-ibufg e. A. HurTrnAn frSak-
erhsmer. sttys. e Brandt. y, ref. d1A w.
l55 81, TO ne plAnuf for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
HAY AND STRAW.

Market continues very frm. with high asking
prices the rule on al grades. and moderate offer
ings at all terminals. Trading inactive. No
material Increase IN ncw invoices as yet Large
baed hay per ton. timothy. prime. t2j: No !. 80
"a $25. No 10 80 .. 50: shipping. $50; fancy
L Nlt L.-rLLI LaLl. 30. ImMrrl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May :, 1918.

New York. MAY u lbIo'
BEEVEs.
Receipts 2s had zee bead on S '' md St coTs
.t.sJy 10 strong, the yards were cleared; Coco 70
prime steers sod at per 100 .99,s ~ cow gg' s.,
dressed beef firm al last Quo,ationi
CALVES.
psc.in,s. 646 head 2342 on sale. Demsnd TAT
but prices dropped soc 10 s. I.e Ps w SS ne, los S
Ss AZ ssat65O Dressed calves weak 70 io"et ~
i2al5c for city dressed veas ana !Ve i'o TOT 'ou~
w ss SANDER oe , 'o ,Ia p &; .y'F sSs
50 50 per 100 ID. lo+ ~. "So' o. * - c,Iis,
law ~ SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 2.6OO head including s ,..sv c srrSe
the market. lambs were weak shecP S,sS az Al
,Su 53a az La ner 100 h. common 20 good clipped
sSeep a S. 56st675 Dressed mutton H iSc yd.s.scS
stT ssSy a. i6ls a lsc. hog dressed is a. c"Ga.,
"a, dressed dollhouse smbs unchanged at $40" p"
oa ,cas. v,u,oD 4 Co.: 40 clipped Ohio lambs.
g. b average. S9.55 per 100 ID
HOGS.
Rsc,ip SOS hssa . c1T' 20 on ns .a hogs sod
weSS 10 pcr 100 10. roughs al s. SOC 81 o.
ss.S-Newion q, CO. 9, state s7 50tssS 90 90 ~
age. $3.50 Per 100 b. rousLs' ''i' '''''
G. louis May -HoGs-ReceiPi' ! Sop S, LOVE-
PIG. ard nights $50 So, , @ii s. 60 ana c&TTLE
go, 200 steady native bee; steers $50
N.,Irg steers aud heifers $50 Sg.9g' S g End
49,. stockers and feeders. SOC 80, -. SsaxG'
Indian steers. 900 ST:FP- Receipts. 500
rev, fIa,rs. s 50aSlO75. ewes. :g509s 80,
Ms.yi lsrIs SST5a$yl 10. ycsrlinE' SN.oV9S'''O'
clipped yea5,iitns'' Ssy &HoGs-Receipis 800
.,isa a5:'' bun s45s'! 9esy? Nh NlESss5s
YGcheis e. S-aS7. 90 CATrLI.--Receipis. @oy;
s,ssy' ,t,oatS- Southern steers. tsI5sNI5i
teyi'' staf7s5. hef-rs. $sgt2l5; s'oSEefs a., 9nI
COW, ",f50dss. bulls s55oeN; calves. 20
,s.t sHEEI- Receipts 1000. Neal{ ~
$sgs1.stl6 50. yearngs. $500 ss2'. "e'hess' -"
S So eees s. ;NI sy iI''-HoGs-Rsccipt,. $500
r.ckers and butchers. s. 65@N1b. common
80 Iboice Ss5OaS 3; pig. snd hsIIsi, go o6
S'.eg S'- &c., s. 25aS7s5. hefen s SOC ~ 90:
s'eeAJ &c sO. calves steady. Sat9. SHELF
COZ. 900 steady. A73@N p. Iamo''
steady. {9SsJj-' Nav HOGS Receipts 5. 900:
Esst b1D e. aoGSs. rnirsd s. Workers. 81 9os
8 g: psssu W. sgd LiMBs Receipts 500.
49, ,,r1hs seasons: yearhngs S9oosHS "a
s,I''S s. 5o@srs5. ewes. $50" sheep mixed
TGs5ss5o. MAY HOGS Reoe.iPss Il 900: ,loT5i
,uIt sfg5SS7 50 liFt s. zo@t,;o' s'sSd az
SSof,; ns.,s 3; 90 sag 4 foufe Zoo
g. S .,e boef .,eSrs s. 5oa;s % w:.'s en-
weak. t.~-!,asT 90. COWS and hclfers. tSG go.
s.gs.s "a s6,st g. SHEEf-k..g'ip,s,, o Wv
siroSs sheep sosssSS .T I1Ig. ssiay supply
P,t'sogfsine,. I'D prime sSet.2o., =. sHtLf -
llgii t.,,Siy hight prime wcthers. ~ 5geA 49,
STEADY s'lt ,S,po6 s8st5 lambs f6@ts - WM
'.I. sqaXg. 90. uoSs-i31SSg n5'i.s. al
SS9g is.,, So plss .isogt'.s0, fouEas. 'sA''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
New Quarters for Bankers.

The banking house n, John MUTT & Co has leased
for long term the front hsH u the eighth floor IN
the Adams Building 81 Broadway. comprising about
5000 square feet Of floor space.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

Union ST. to cost 5000: also tys thr-e sru
buildings 10 be erected piot o. s0x1o1 feet %
the nor'heas, corner - sterling Place add Eofes
ss 10 cost SIS 900. foy the Brooklyn Cnios Build.
MK Corporation AZ OWEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
Staten Island Parcel Sold.

D. T. Cornell sold for the estate Of 3 Cooper I
piece OF property on tho east side Of Osgood sV.
stapleton. 20 Augusta G0ttschndt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
UNFINISHED HOUSES TO LET
BoRoU0H or BROoKIYN.

I WANT You % ssnd fer ny IL, o, esauti,ol 10,
f.roon s.mi-ds,sshed brtek houses 9rooklyn. fcf
rant AZ $50. g. fare owNER. - o. Losrg 81.
y. Y. 'Pnoae 3353 CortiNntt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
ERuITS.

Frc'h-Aprle7 arn Strawberries weaker. APPLES
sP Ra s c S5G s., N I,l. sPy s q
Winesap. s2.5OaS32J Greenine. {32j@Si5O. rus
SET. ds3. common. $l.5o1 s.. Far Western. boz.
81 25GS2 STRAWBERRIES Fla. az. 4al3c; &
aud 5 Z. 5@ loo. Va. 7olic. CRANBERRIES-
Rbl. S1ass50; crate 5ocaSi TANGERINEs-
Fla. strap, s. -0d s.. kINGS-Fla. strap SEA s..
ORANGES-Fla. ior NZaSi. Porto Rico. STA
t2.45, Cal. 81 pa S275 GRAPEFRUIT box.
81 0$2.5O: Cuban. Sl0S25o. Porto Rico. box SIG
So. pINEAPPLES-IOr Rico. Red Spanish.
eLa.e. $50 s. b. Cuhan. 81 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
New Brooklyn Structures.

shampsn A shampan have prepared plans for four
thres story buildnss 20 be erected on plot Of s0I
100 feet on tho northwest corner OF Albany r and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
Long Island Transactions.

william D. Bloodgood q Co. Ing. represented b.
dolph j Ciretschel. have ,old N Long Island CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
CHEESE.

Receipts. ass boxes. including 1925 bores IN
transit for export. Oli cheese frmer. skins con-
tinue 10 sell we'll. though top quotation for fresh is
rather extreme state, whole milk fresh. fats and
twins. colorcd. specials l6hc: white. specials.
lGi5c; colored. average fancy. l64lGtc. white.
average. fancy. lfdlGAc, chedlars. white spe-
Gals. l6Hc: all styles. daisies. as 10 quality. ia
lll7c: Young Americas. a. 20 qualify. l68l5r:
Wisconsin whole milk. held. Young Americas. as 10
quality. l6@lG5,c. state. SKINS fresh specials lga
l224c: choice l20l2i2c fair 10 good. 9@lliac;
common. 3 Sc. held as 10 quality. 1914 a l5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
REAL ESTATE.
SHOREHAM COTTAGES

Finest section. Long fslsnd. North Shore.
As beautiful az Maine Coast and within
two hours OF New York
Furnished Cottages. rental $500 to t1.se
Two handsome places for sale az bargain
sHOREHAM AGENCY,
II Wall ST. Shoreham. Long Island.
Rector--tl35. Shoreham-<y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
rorrpnRr WATER ER0NT

FRtEP0Hr VAIN FEUNL ,.,r.,..
plots on Randall Bay and woodeleft Bay 10"
prizes easy terms send Tor particulars.
JOHN J. RANDALL co. Frceport l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

HOUSE AND GARAGE 1t shoTehar,. l. !: al I'm
proSemens; reasonable Jehn X Melville. sh@s-
hame l. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

Alive-Some IS freight cars on tracks this morn
irE Of which IA cars were uulOaied. supplies are
comparatively moderate. and market 10 hrin snare
on Ugh' foHls Chickens. 0roilers. ID. 55@ sc,
fowls l7G lsc. roosefs lpS lie. turkeys, lIg i-c.
ducks ]. I. spring. Do. 2ic Western. prime. -. .
SGufttye.frru l2r. geese Western. average, yc.
southwestern o.. EIineas. 5OG SOC. pigeons. Doe.
Ire,sed--Icti fowls have gradually cleaned Up suI
prices unchanged. BOOSTERS about steady Frozen
poultry generally quiet Turkeys: mesh ICED hens
fresh Uroilers. Plus. / ! and II l. squao. pair.
tlaSl75. 10 20 pair. ID. +igiSc. fowls. j. 70
bo1. dry packed Western. 90 % and over 10 doz.
DR., picked lSc. 4s-5J lbs. lslzt. 4s-Al IDS lNc.
Other poultT-Old cocks. 10. Fac lS-zc' L snd
h " TO- doz, pSr doI. 81: b. $50 h. s..
m. S245. G-6t 10. 81 j0GN75: DARK. yer do1.
81 -fHSl -. cuis J00I1c. Fru1en-rurkcys.
Western small boxes. dry picked. selected young
hons 2O6 DC. toms. 2Oa2l-. btls; dry picked. Sc
l...el young hens, zoe. Western DDS. dry pichea'
selected young toms; .oc5 young mems ana ..al5,
ltt I7@iTibc. turkeys 40 .. li@ljc. old hens.
Ig.. old toms Ice. bIollers. II 70 box. milk fed.
fancy. 1879 ~ 20 doz. &c. .3-@9 lh 20. corn
fed 1874 n. 25c. Tfine. $50 ID, --c chickens
- 10 box s5n meatet. milk led .! 81 10 10 doz.
l9c. SO %. lgc: go ID. -gcs - 10 and OYER
% dos 20Lc. CO 10 and over, 2l@@l'sc. $3.50 u.
,tasg, Is ne. corn fed 81 Sc DO 20 doz. lie. 81
a. 10. nc. 43-47 10. lSc. - 10 AMI over 10 COZ.
iNi- lgc. 90 ID and over. 100 l9'sc. $50 10.
Stacy. - l5c. fowls J.! 20 boz, Western. % 70
q lb l5iac. 3b-42 10. ljIc. so.s5 TO- lac, und,r
- 10 % doz lii3c: old ROSTERS. l5isc. ducks l.
Do. i14slSc. Ohio and Mich. fancy ljg !3'sc.
other Western. fancy. lic. ducks. western. 40 =,
Hale. gee,e. Ohio and Mich. fancy. li6 l5c.
other Western. fancy. 1870 Nc. No 2. Joe lie Bar.
rel psckei-ChicksnA milk led 49, TO-, &c. =
b and over. iS-. corn fed. S-s~1 10. 45c. 10 anu
lN4lb1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET.

broadway Apartments, 6la to o:nd 81
a-I-S and 8 Rooms, Low Rents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
NEW JERSEY.

FOR EST-Be.utiful Country Home with AL
Modern improvements ParloFs, LIBRARY, Dinihs
Room Buffers Pantry. Kitchen. flreplacS Ben
Rooms. Bath Rooms. ssoArats outdoor sisepihg
Pavilion. separate Laundry. Large Porehes. besa
mn shade Trees. Shrubs. Flowers LAsns ana
C.rtsn. on Penn n r. e miles from New YORK
Addrsss WALTER WILLIAMS. METUCHEN. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
HoTHoUSE

CUCUMBERS- No ]. dozen. 75c@;l: No .,
box Sass. CAULIFLOWERs. dozen. s29 3.
LETTUCE nearby BIOL. slH$2. dozen. - "a 300
MUSHROOMS. white. Id basket. SljOg 5.
brown, Sl2J@{l5O. buttons. ;l9S.25.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
BIG WAIERPLAN
HELD PRACTICAL
BY ]. H. Rowland
Former Superintendent, Now
Engineer of New York, In
spectS Situation Here
SAYS 1850, 900 NOT
TOO MUCH FOR SUPPLY
Does Not Believe TunneIing
Into Nearby Hills viii Harm
Present Artesian System

Strong Endorsement of the theory
that big water supply for Honolulu
should be secured by tunnelling into
the nearby hills Is given by ]. Hast
ings Howland, formerly head of the To-
cal waterworks and now an engineer
Tor the National Board of Fire Under
writer's, with Headquarters in New
York.
Mr.. Rowland has Just completed o
visit to the territory after an absence
OF several years. lie has never lost
his interest in engineering problems
Of Honolulu and while here was par
ticularly interested in the water ques-
tion.
Just before sailing for the coast on
the Ventura last Thursday he gave to
the Star-Bulletin statement on the
water problem in the form of letter
to this paper and the public He COM
mends the discussion OF the city water
questions in the Star-Bulletin and the
lead this paper. has taken in. drawing
to public attention the necessity for
constructive engineering brains to get
to work en- the pressing problems Of
future supply.
Mr.. Howiand's letter is as follows:
Honolulu. T. H., Aug. IL, 1915.
To the Editor of the. Star Bulletin, and
the Honolulu Public:
Being superintendent of the Homo
lulu waterMorks from 1909 to 1907,
and fer the past seven years engaged
as engineer for the committee on fire
prevention OF the National Board of
Fire Underwriters, it is with special
interest that. the undersigned has read
the several interviews. letters and edi.
torials that have recently appeared in
your columns with reference to an im-
proved Wnter supply for the city of
H6noldllf and linprbyed an opportunity
Of making d. hurried Investigation OF
the development work at Waiahole
tunnel and Of the surface indications
tContinued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
BERNDT ENTHUSES
OVER BRINGING OF
HUGE LINER HERE

Just as soon as enough members of
the Promotion Committee are in town
to provide a quorum, a meeting will
be called for the purpose of issuing an
Invitation to c. E. Stone, Great North
ern steamship official, to come to the
islands and talk business" in the mat
ter of placing the Great Northern on
the run between Honolulu and coast
cities. 49,, "
This was the information given out
by Chairman Berndt of the Promotion
Committee today, who said that, fol-
lowing the issuing of the invitation,
the matter would be formally placed
before the Chamber Of Commerce as a
matter of general public interest.
Mr.. Berndt, who is very enthusias-
tic over the chances of the Great
Northern's being placed on the Homo
lulu trade, states that recent advices
from San Francisco say that this
move on the part of the steamship
company is one of the main topics OF
San Francisco businessmen.
Personally" says Mr.. Berndt, L
see no reason why the proposition will
not be carried through. Honolulu
should prove fruitful field in the pas
senger service for fast boat like the
Great Northern"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
MARINES ABOARD
| MARYLAND MAKE
GREAT RECORDS
Captain KitteIIe, in Speech to
Crew This Morning, Tells of
Work on Fort Barry Range

As result of the spienlid firing of
the marine detachment OF the cruiser
Maryland over the army range at Fort
Barry, CAL, IS marines Of a detach-
ment of 81 qualified. four as expert
rifemen, seven as sharpshoote.s and
"a as marksmen. On the navy course
all but two, 50 out of So, qualified as
marksmen.
The marine detachment Is under the
command OF Captain Charles T. West
colt, u s. Marine Corps, and has an
enyiable record for efficiency. During
the last target practise the Maryland
held, the marine manned the three
inch guns and succeeded in winning
second place over the rest of the
feet. At the last admiral's inspection,
the commander-in-chief of the Pacific
feet, Admiral Howard, sent a COM
mandatory letter to the Maryland for
the splendid all-around showing made
by her marines. Captain Westcott has
received two commendatory letters
from the major-general commandant
since he assumed command of the
Maryland marines. First Sgt. Guy Mo-
ter is his able assistant
Calling the crew aft this morning
Continued on page three)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
SPRECKELS YACHT
MAKES HAWAII in
nine DAYS RUN
Especial star-BulletIn wlrelessl

HILO, Hawaii. Aug. 14-Iohn D.
Spreckels' private yacht, the Venetia,
arrived at Hilo last evening, making
the trip from San Diego, though ma
chinery trouble necessitated the use of
only one boiler for the trip.
On board are Mr.. and Mrs JohI. d.
Spreekels, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Freei-an
and Richard Iyers, secretary OF G.
Brewer & Company of Honolulu. The
party left for the volcano this morn
ing. They will probably leave Hilo or
the yacht on Tuesday, and during theil
cruise will touch at Maui ports, at Ho
nolulu, and then go on to Kauai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
OPPOSITION GOING
TO MAKE TROUBLE
FOR OKUMA CABINET

Especial Cable to the Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, August 1.-THE Seiyukai or
anti-government party held q mass
meeting last night in the ShIntomi
theater to protest against Premier
okura and his recently formed cab
met. Prominent leaders Of the party
were present at the meeting. and
plans were formed to spread dissafis-
faction among the common people BY
the public press and BY speeches.
Most Of the country Is standing firm
for the okuma policy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
cARRANzA DoMINEERs

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., August A.
News has been received here that Gen
carranza has removed the mayor ot
Vera Cruz, and that anti-forelgn dN
rnonstrations are breaking out in the
port.
Gen. Funston reported today that
the outlaws who have been making
trouble along the border are princi.
paliy carranza officers and soldiers
doubtless acting without authority, =
and that they have mostly beerDuriveh
back into Mexico.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
American Cotton Ship Held at Bremen

BREMEN Germany, Aug. 1.-THE American bark Pass
Bamaha is held here The bark was seized while lying
detained pending decision in the Of the Daca which
be used as precedent The Dacia carrying cotton from
the United States Rotterdam was seize W ne French ana
is still subject Of diplomatic negotiations vas formerly
German boat and America contends that it makes no differ
ence what the former ownership long its present
ship is bona fde American ratf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14

Guerro and probably 81 1urzngo, have
refused to recognize the authority
either Of Gen. Villa or of carranza.
II 10 reported that these statea will
break away from the control Of either
Of the two claimants to the Dictator
ship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14

NATIONAL LEAcuE

AZ PIttsbur1-First gam5 tlncIn-
natl 5, Pittsburg Z III innII1ft eee-
ond game, Cincinnati 6, Pittl11ro o.
At PhiladeIphla-Philsdt|b 3.
soston o.
At 5rookIyn-Brooklyn S, New York
/.
At St. Louis-st- Louis Chi
ca-c 2. IIt|I
AMERICAN LEAouF.,s
At cIevesano-Firs2 game. ST Louis
=, Cleveland >; second CAN'T cIeye-
land 4, 81. Louis 4
At chicsgo-Defroit S, Chicago 3.
At New fcrk-New YorI<1 phlla-
del9hia s.
At soston-sos.en :. Washington 5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
WANTS
SHIPPING DATA
FOR LEGISLATION

[Associated Press bv Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, b. C.. August a.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
will investigate shipping conditions
between North American and Central
and South American ports.
Data will be secured for the use Of
the president in the event that Con-
gress attempts legislation for the bene-
fit Of trade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
.HAHSTARVES
AS RESULT OF
REVOLUTIONS

Associated Press by Federal Wireless]
WASHINGTON. D. c., August A.
Rear.Admiral Caperton, in command
of the naval forces sent TO restore or
der in Hayti, reports that Hayti is
destitute through lack Of crops and
industry"
The Red Cross eabled $1,000 today
for relief.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
WILSON MAY VISIT
CIVILIANS TRAINING

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. wlreless.l ]
WASHINGTON, b. c., Aug. Alt
is possible that the president will ac-
cept the invitation Of Ma. Gen. Wood
to visit the citizens camp at Platts-
burg, ~. y, where civilians are being
trained in military fundamentals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
OUTLAWS MAKE RAIDS

[Associatei Press BY Federal Wirelessl
NoGALES, Ariz, August i4.-It 10
reported here that Mexican soldiers
have crossed the border IS miles west
and are slaushterIns cattle on Ameri-
can ranches.
An auto posse has started to the
scene.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
Allies Anxiously Await News Of =
Russian Chances on Second Line

LONDON. England Aug 14--With the German generals
hammeng hard at the Russians the latter trying sstte
down on defensive ne the capitals Of the Allied countries
are specuatng whether the Russians viii be able to hold the
second line of defense This around Brest Lovk
The increasing the right may force the Ruans
to retreat again ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
MEXICAN STATES
ARE EREPUDIATING
BOTH GENERALS
Large Part of Republic Break
ING Away From Either
Villa or Carranza
NTI-F0REIGN DISORDERS
INCREASE AT VERA CRUZ
carranza Removes Mayor of
City: Outlaw Bands Report
ed Raiding Arizona

(Associated Press by Federal Wivalessl
EL PASo, Texas, August i4.-Au-
thoritative news has been received
here that the military commanders Of
sinaIoa. Tepic. chihas. oasaca and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14
CITIZENS ANXIOUS

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, August a.
A committee Of citizens today con-
ferred with Gen. Funston, In command
of the border forces, and reported that
he will recommend that . battery Of
artillery be sent to Brownsville on ac-
count Of disturbing conditions near
there.
LAWToN, Oklahoma, Aug. 14.-up-
on orders from Gen. Funston, Bat
teries B and { Of the 5th Field Artil-
lery will entrain for Brownsville.
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Gen. Won Mackensen Swinging North

IAssociated Press Waessl
BERLIN, Germany Aug. 14-0ficial- al-Gen Won nfack-s
ensen commanding Of the German armies in Poland has
swung northward toward the Radzkyn- -Vladova line
On the west the Crown Prince his men are hanerino
at the French line in the Argonne. ~
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EASTLAND NOW
ON even KEEL;
MEMENTOES LEFT

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal WireIessl
CHICAGO, lIl., August i4-The
steamer EastIand was today raised 70
an even keel and three bushels o.
personaI effects were recovered from
the upper deck Of the vessel, memen-
toes Of the tragecy few weeks ago.
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GERMAN RAID ONSUEz CANAL
FRUSTRATED; MACkENSEN IS
HAMMER|NG Bent RUSS LINE
ALLIES SPEcULATING WHETHER SLAv ARMIES Will Be
ABLE TO HOLD SECOND DEFENSE FRONT-FAIE or
PEIR0GRAD NAY DEPEND ON IT--PARS SAYS ATTACKS
4 ON WESTERN FRONT REPUlSED WITH HUGE LOSSES
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IAssocIated Press Service by Federal Wirelessl
PARIS. France Aug IA "A French cruiser has success
fully bombarded the German shops Jaa where munitions
and boats being collected and constructed
to big raid on the Suez Canal probably to be carried
conjunction with Turkish land forces
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ROSARIANS Will
GET INVITATIONS
FROM ALL HAWAII

aaaaaa aaa . :. .: :; ia . = .
% ::
:; Invitations to the Royal Rosari- ::
:; ans OF Portland to visit Hawaii :.
.; next February were sent out on =
= the last mail by the Pan-Pacific =
:. Club, the Trail and Mountain =
= Club and the Mid-Pacific Maga- =
:: zine. These invitations are part y
:; Of the series sent in conjunction y
:; by representative Hawaii men =
- and organizations. Tho Rosari- y
:, ans plan to come here in a spe- .
g cially chartered vessel. .
y :;
a..asT.s aa.aa.
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More than 400 conventions are
scheduled to meet in San Francisco
during the exposition.
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French Repulse German Attacks

PARIS France Aug 14-0ficial- Two attacks have been
made by the Germans at the entire section around Marie
Therese They repulsed with disastrous losses for the
Germans
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More Steamers Are Submarined

LONDON, England Aug. 1.-THE British steamers Cairo
Princess Caroline Fisher and Amethyst have been sunk 81
submarines Four of the Of the Princess Caroe are
reported lost -
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BERLIN, Germany. Aug. IA Progress is being d
the German forces at Martinswerk, Flanders
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