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Leather Cake.

One cupful Of sugar, one cupful OF
milk, two scant cupfuls of flour, one
egg, one tablespoonful Of butter, half
teaspoonful soda, one of cream of tar.
tar and -four to taste. Soften (but do
not melt) the butter and beat in sugar,
then beaten egg, then add milk, then
flour sifted several times with sale.
ratus and cream of tartar. This makes
a splendid fine-grained loaf cake and
is not at all like a cheap cake.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
FOREIGN

Italy will harvest 29.39G.OOO more
bushels of wheat this year than Id
1914.
Italy is ready to make q new alli-
ance after the war. The Italian gov
ernment fears a revolution.
King Alfonso of Spain requested
Premier Dato to remain in power and
to keep in office the entire cabinet
which resigned.
Emperor William has given Arch
duke Frederick of Austria the rank
of field marshal in the Prussian army
in recognition of bis services In the
campaign which resulted in the fall Of
Lemberg.
"Italy's real enemy is not Austria,
but Germany" declared Giuseppe Gar
ibaldi at Rome. "f Germany wins,
she will next attempt to conquer the
United States and Italy. and make
herself the ruler of the world"
Constitutionalist troops under Cen
eral Pablo Gonzales already have oc-
cupied considerable portion of Mex
leo City, according to Vera Cruz re-
ports received at New Orleans. La,
by constitutionalist consular officials.
In the Gillian Presidential election,
available returns indicate a great ma
jority for Senior Don Javier Figuerca,
former minister Of the interior. who is
running on the Liberal ticket against
Juan Luis San Fuentes, the Demo
cratic candidate.
George Joseph Smith was placed on
trial FOR his life in Old Bailey in Lon
don He Is charged with the muir
dsr of three women, with all of whom
he went through the marriage cere-
mony and all of whom were found
dead in bath tubs under almost identi-
cal circumstances.
Investigation made at Paris by ex-
perts is said to have revealed that the
aeroplane accident which resulted in
the deaths of Lieut.. r. A. ]. Warne-
ford and Henry Beach Needham, the
American writer, June II, was due to
the fact that the men were not
strapped to their seats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Four Injured In Train Wreck.

Durango-Four persons injured in
n wreck on the Rio Grande South
ern five miles this side of Mancos
were brought here and placed in n
local hospital for medical attention.
The injured are Mrs. ]. w. Payne of
Colorado Springs, who had two bro
ken ribs and internal injuries; Mrs.
]. w. Sewers of this city, one rib
broken and many bruises: Miss Zella
Sorenson of Pagosa Springs, badly cut
over the right eye and on the head;
p. Ogiltree of Trinidad. several
gsshns on head.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Power Company to Reduce Charges.

foWer company 10 neuuce S"d'Ses'
Denver.-The controversy between
the people of Florence and the Arkan-
sas Valley Electric Company and the
Arkansas Valley Railway, Light and
Power Company, which involved elec-
trio light rates and service, has been
settled by the State Public Utilities
Commission. The minimum rate OF
$1.5O for domestic and commercial
use was termed unreasonable by the
commission and a minimum rate of
81 per month suggested as reasonable.
Other changes in rates were made OF
from 1 to 4 cents less per kilowatt
hour than the original rates of the
company. Charges against the serv-
ice were overruled. The Colorado &
Southern has filed a petition for re-
hearing in the coal rate case in which
a reduction of rates all over the state
was made by the utilities board.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Lose Suit on Wool Contract.

Pueblo.-Sylvester Bros. the Monte
Vista stockmen. whose troubles recent
ly caused wide sensation, were
ordered to pay the Aures-Bridges Com
pany of New Jersey $3.50 damages by
a federal jury. The company sued the
Sylvesters for $1,000. charging that
the San Luis valley men had broken
a wool contract for the 1918 clip by
selling their sheep.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
To Clean Shades.

Wiring cloth out in warm water mot
aot). Have dish of baking soda. Dip
cloth in soda. wipe off shade. then take
dry cloth to dry shade. You will
find the shades look like new. At first
they will look dark, but will dry out
as white as when new.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
SPORTING NEWS

About $1,000 witnessed the Derby
classic at Overland park in Denver
Saturday.
The well matched horses entered
for the racing events at Overland
park in Denver are attracting large
crowds.
Gov. Ferris put an end to boxing
In Michigan when he scEt letters to
eighty-three sheriffs telling them to
enforce the law against glove con.
tests.
Jimmy Reagan. the Frisco light
weight, was disqualified in the twelfth
round of o scheduled fifteen-round
bout with Joe Flynn at Denver at the
National Athletic Club. Holding
around the neck and hitting caused
him to lose the verdict.
Players salaries in the Western
League are not to be cut this year.
and the league will go through with
its schedule as adopted before the
opening of the season. This was de-
cided at meeting of the league mag
mates at St. Joseph. Mo.
The home run made by Hans
Wagner. the Pittsburg Nationals vet
eran shortstop. in the second inning
of the thirteen-inning contest with
Philadelphia at Forbes field in Pitts
burg, was the Tooth of his career. II
brought the number of hits to 3,131.
| GENERAL
The Thaw sanity case was started
before jury in New York on Tues
day.
Yale conferred 752 degrees in
course and ten honorary at its 215th
commencement, at New Haven, Conn.
Chicken Joe" Campbell, negro
trusty, was held to the grand jury by
the coroner's jury that investigated
the murder Of Mrs. Odette p. Allen,
wife of the penitentiary warden, in
her apartment at the prison at Joliet,
Ill.
Continued electrical storms. accom-.
panied by heavy rains, were reported
In western Arkansas and in eastern
| Oklahoma. visited by terrific wind
storm few days ago. Fruit sections
are said to have suffered heavy losses
At Cans, Okla, Mrs. Lige Gipson was
killed.
| Persistent rumors that persons in
censed against Governor Slaton bo
cause of his commutation of Leo NJ
Franks death sentence to life impris
onment, contemplated acts of violence
ayaipSt the governor caused Officia Ii
at Atlanta. Ca, to take extensive pre-
cautionary measures.
Bishop Cadena. aged s5. of the Col
lege of Nuestra Sonora de Ocatlan a
Tlaxcala, and three priests. wer'
killed June by Carranza troops com
manded by General Francisco Cos. &C
cording to a private letter received a
Ell Paso, Tex. Three priests killed wer'
Father Quiroz. Father Bazan ant
Father Lara.
Harry X. Thaw. sitting beside hi
lawyers at the jury trial to test hi
sanity, at New York. heard sixteeI
more witnesses-nearly all of then
friends he made during his sojourn II
Canada and New Hampshire-testif.
that they believed he was rationa
man.
Japanese workers will be represent
ed by two fraternal delegates in tn
convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor to be held in San Fran
cisco In November-Bunji Suzuki an,
Ucshi Matsu--.Loth of Toxic, Japan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Floods pemoraiIze Train Service.

Denver. June 24.-Floods in Eastern
Nebraska and Kansas have demor-
allied train schedules on the ROCK
Island railroad and caused delays OF
from two to six hours in the arrival
In Denver of trains over other rail-
roads
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
creamed Tomatoes on Toast.

To each cupful stewed tomatoes add
one teaspoonful each flour and butter
creamed together. Season with salt
and pepper. Cook until it thickens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Barn Struck by Lightning.

windsor-During severe thunder
and electrical storm here the barn on
the w. ]. Tarr place near Tinmath
was hit by lightning and totally de-
stroyed. A horse that was in it was
killed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Capitol Managers Cut Museum Bill.

Denver.-The State Board of Cap
itol Managers adopted a resolution
cutting $4,000 from the amount which
L. Scott Twogood. the contractor.
claims is due him on the new state
museum building opposite the capitol.
The board allowed Twogood $4.9SO in
final settlement of his claim. Jesse
E. Fleming. a member of the board
and Twogood's father-in-law, did not
vote on the resolution. All other men,
bers, including Governor Carlson, vot-
ed in the affirmative.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Reclamation Service to Buy Autos.

Denver.-The federal government
will ask for bids for thirty-automo-
biles and trucks to be used on he
thirty-five projects now unders con-
struction, according to A. L. Mccoy,
purchasing agent Of the federal recla-
nation service. 1t is estimated that
$4.OOO.OOO will be expended this year
for the commissary needs of the rec
lamation service.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02
Inheritance Taxes ss,1e4 Since June I

Denver.-Collections amounting to
$5,1S4 have been made since the first
of June by Leslie E. Hubbard, statN
inheritance tax appraiser. One of the
largest taxes collected was $734 from
the estate OF Charles Lacey Sheldon
Of New York. A tax of $726 was made
on the estate of B. McLivingston Of
Denver, and one of $706 on the estate
Of Louis Dupree of Weld county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02

Kelly Appointed Commissioner.
Denver.-Charles B. Kelly of Man
cos was appointed county commits
sioner of Montezuma county, to sue
ceed A. l.. Broadhead.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-02

Begin Inquiry on Springs Company.
Denver.-The State Public Utilities
Commission. upon its own motion, has
instituted an investigation of the rates.
the service and the rules and regula-
tons of the Colorado Springs Light.
Heat and Power Company. The hear.
ting, which will be held at Colorado
Springs, has been set for Aug. 3.
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DAILY, REMINDERS

Round the Island in, auto $500.
Lewis Stables. - Prone 2141.-Adv.
j. Milton & Parsons, milliners, have
.redaeedaprices d their attractive bon
nets, for preinyentory saIe. ADV.
Only $3.50 for Gold Eagle Eng
lishfinish blue serge suit - at the
Ideal Clothing Co., Ltd, "a Hotel St.
No matter what material or tools
you need to build that house, Levers
& Cooke, Ltd, sell it. III So. King
street.
Its c. Y. Hop Wo's meat market
opposite the Fishmarket on King St
that's the clean market to buy sup
plies in.
For the best homemade candies,
made fresh daily, go to the Sweet
Shop-either store. Better take home
box tonight.
Get new pair of white flannel
trousers at the Hub Clothing Store,
Hotel street, just Eva OF Fort. Fine
trousers; low prices.
Take bouquet home to her tonight.
And select the flowers at Mrs. E. NJ.
Tayler's, the florist on Hotel street.
opposite the Young Cafe.
Egg shampoo, sold by Benson. Smith
& Co, Fort and Hotel streets, puts
new life in the scalp, promotes clean
Illness and stops itching. Price %
cents.
The use, of personal cards, engraved
in an individual way, and in the best
style, marks the gentleman. Wich.
man & Co., leading jewelers., will be
pleased to submit especially selected
cards and engraving styles.
There we're thousands of wireless
messages received and sent last year
by the Mutual Telephone Co.'S wire
less department. And this year-well
its a mighty handy. quick and &C.
cHrate way for You to handle bust
ness or social matters with people on
the other islands, you know -
A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of California-Hawaiian Develop
ment Company will be held in room
203, McCandless building, on Friday,
January 8, 1915. for the purpose of
having the status of the recently call
ed assessment explained to the stock
holders by President James S. Nc
Candless.-Adv.
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INVENTION
IS MARVELLOUS

The latest and greatest invention
Of this modern and progressive age,
and one destined to reyolutionize ex-
isting methods of BUSINESS and private
communication is the Telegraphone.
which is now ready to be installed for
practical use after having had its
powers and qualities tried and tested
in every possible way. <.v..E.
In this advertisement We wish to
announce that the company which
controls the device was not willing to
offer it to the public until it was fool
proof"
The Telegraphone is the only ma
chine in the world that records tele-
phone and telegraph messages and is
the ideal machine for office dictation
Wireless messages, train dispatches,
lectures and court proceedings of any
length can be recorded.
To enumerate what the Telegram
phone accomplishes would fill pages
of very interesting reading without
doing this wonderful machine justice
one demonstration is worth vol
ume of literature.
10 The Telegraphone is now on exhi-
bition at the offices of H. T. McCann
& Co., IS Young building, and all are
invited to see and hear it.-Adv
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urges humane
HORSESH0EING
BE ENFORCED

Voicing the need of a law providing
for the proper shoeing of horses, Miss
Lucy Ward. special officer of the HUI
name Society, pointed out in report
at a meeting of the members of the
organization this morning that, of the
&c cases OF animals investigated by
her in December, "a were of lameness
in horses, due to the fact that the
animals were not properly shod.
There is no examination required
of horse Shoes" said Miss Ward, and
consequently the animals suffer as a
result of much inexperience on the
part of blacksmiths. In many of the
cases which investigated. the frogs
Of the horses feet had been unneces-
sarily trimmed, and large nails had
been driven into the foot far too near
the quick, thereby producing lameness
in the animal within a very ShOrt
time"
During the month Miss Ward also
had under investigation the cases Of
II children, three of whom were SUI
fering from tuberculosis beyond aid.
The matter Of membership was taken
up at the meeting and it was decided
to secure all the new members posi-
bic. The fees are 81 a year.
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DANIELS DECIDES
TO VISIT HAWAII
TO INSPECT DOCK
Secretary of Navy Will Arrive
in Honolulu in March
or April
RY C.. S. ALBERT.

Special star Bulletin correspondence
WASHINGTON. d c.. Dec. 2l.--SeC,
rotary Daniels Of the navy has decii-
ed 10 visit Honolulu. He will make
the journey unless war, rumOrs OF
war, or unexpected developments in
this country keep him at home and up
10 his ears in work He expects to
arrive in Honolulu the latter part OF
March or early III April.
The primary purpose of Secretary
Daniels in visiting Hawaii is 10 in
spect the big drydOck at Pearl HarbOr.
Aside from that ne will examine all
things in which sailors ana marines
are interested. He hopes to gain some
information which will result in bet
tering the conditions and surroundings
of sailor folk in tie territory.
The greatest interest has been tax
en- by Secretary Daniels in the dry.
dock al Pearl Harbor.. He refused
from the beginning to entertain the
demands OF Pacific coast people that
it be abandoned because OF trouble
with the foundation and a duplicate
erected along the western boundary OF
the mainland.
From the first day these efforts be-
gan Mr.. Daniels steadfastly and in.
variably informed the Star-Bulletin
correspondent that the drydock at
Pearl HarbOr would be completed and
never abandoned unless circumstances
made such step unavoidable. He
said the work would be completed
even if another dock should be subse-
quently located along the Pacific
coast
According to present plans Secre-
tary Daniels will leave for the Pana-
Exposition on March 5. A
large official delegation will accom-
pany him. The voyage will be made
on one of the large battleships, going
through the new canal After seeing
the show and looking over the navy
yards along the western coast it is
the intention of Secretary Daniels to
travel with his party to Honolulu.
Up to the present no intimation has
been given that President Wilson will
make the visit with Secretary Dan
iels. He has been invited to do so,
but the indications are that he will not
go beyond San Francisco.
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advices stating the quantity as be
tween 10000 and $4,000 tons, at what
must have been at prices below those
prevailing here. IL is reported today
that France has purchased refined su'
gars for shipments during February
and March. The quantity is yariously
estimated at from 100000 tons.
Domestic Beet GRADUATED is quoted
at 4.S5c. regular ter8s, Chicago-Buffalo
territory
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has granted the Eastern railroads
permission to increase freight rates
five per cent. Sugar rates will I'M
doubtedly be affected.
The closing OF the Chalmette REIN
cry, New Orleans. IL 1t is To remain
closed. means an increased outlet for
the Atlantic port refners and domes-
tic beet refined.
CUBA CROP.-tFrom our regular
- Havana, December
Is, -l9l4.-The weather during NOvem-
Der has been very favorable for the
development of the canes. The rains
were general and owing to this the
fear of decrease in the crop on &C.
count of the drought during the sum-
mer months has disappeared In the
Centrals of the western provinces.
AS per data received from all over
the island. the Centrals in Oriente
will show a moderate decrease in their
production. but on the other hand
there is an important increase in the
production of the Centrals in the west
ern provinces. Our estimation for this
coming crop amounts to 1850, 2S6 tons.
Always counting on it that the wealth
er will hold favorable and allow all
available cane to be ground.
At time of writing there are twenty
six estates grinding; some have been
obliged to suspend work on account
of the heavy rains which have fallen
in the last four or FIVE days. The re-
suits are, therefore, not very encour-
aging, for the industrial yield is very
poor on account OF the lack OF ripe
ness in the cane.
Should the weather continue unset
tied, as therefore,, the December pro-
duction will show a decrease compar-
ed to last year on even dates. Cold,
dry weather is very much needed to
dry the roads and ripen the cane
GLASG0W=-Clyde Sugar Market.
December 4, 1914. There has been a
quiet but steady sugar market during
the week. Refiners are now all at
work and have experienced an inn
proved demand for their produce.
The want Of the usual large sup
plies of Continental White sugars has,
so far, been largely met by Govern
ment importations of White Java and
American Granulated Traders had
also been importers of these sugars,
as well as of Italian and Spanish
till towards the eud Of
October, but, as all outside importa-
tons were from that time prohibited,
the Government will soon have entire
command of the market for refined as
well as for raw sugar. These sup
plies. arrived and to arrive, will be
sufficient to meet all wants for con-
time. The spot price of
White Java is about 26s Cd to 27s,
and American Granulated 27s Cd net
A moderate business has been done
in Clyde refined at practically I'M
prices. The tone at the close
Is steady. . 49,.
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A mammoth warehouse of the Ameri-
can Window Glass Co., at jeanette, Pa,
was destroyed by fire at an estimated
loss of $1.000.000. IL RI.
+ The First Presbyterian church, one
of the largest frame structures in
Thompsonville. was damaged to the
extent of about s5o00 by fire and water
The body of we'll dressed man, bad
ly mutilated, was found beside the
railroad track about a half mile from
the Boston and Maine station at Sea-
brook. N. H .s# 30
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

There Willvbe a meeting of the IA
Ehi Improvement Club al : So o'clock
tonight in the kalihiwaena school
house.
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MofYuill6.O,lrl0;
CHAN1H

Trading is still slow in stocks and
bonds, the exchange this morning rec
ording only two sales Five Oahu
went at 1880 and II Telephone, at
is fiat 49,
Between boards some Eva was sold
for % and one sale of ten shares of
olaa showed little strengthening to
5.12h. ... r.. r..
Hawaiian Pineapple has strengthen
ed to $3.50 bid and $3.50 asked on
the basis of dividend rumors. The
last sale was at 35. ..t.. -.
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There willsbe a meeting of the IA
Ehi Improvement Club Il so o'clock
tonight in the kalihiwaena school
house.
Court Lunalilo, No 6G00. Ancient
Order OF Foresters, meets at 80 TO-
night in Pythian hall Fort and Rere-
tania streets.
A conference OF those Interested in
child labor legislation viii be held al
the Library CT Hawaii at > O'Clock
this afternoon.
A special meeting OF Schofield
Lodge, F and A NJ. Nill be held at
80 O'Clock tonight at the post in Lei
lehua There will De work in the
third degree.
A meeting Of the board OF directors
of the MidPacific Carnival is being
held in the offices of G. NJ Cooke.
Ltd. Fort street. this afternoon, hav-
ing begun at , O'Clock.
The Bird OF Paradise" Tully's ia
nous play OF Hawaii. recently attract
ed much attention in Winnipeg, Can
ada. and proved a good advertisement
for the charms of Hawaii for tourists
The mid-week service at Central
Union church. scheduled for 80
o'clock this evening. has been post
poned owing to the death of DR.. vii.
bert Perry Ferguson.
A meeting OF the board of directors
of the Palama. Settlement will be held
in the settlement house at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon TO fix the date Of
the annual meeting.
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Court Lunalilo, No $500. Ancient
Order OF Foresters. meets at 80 to-
night in Pythian hall, Fort and Rere-
tania streets.
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A conference of those Interested in
child labor legislation will be held al
the Library CT Hawaii at O'Clock
this afternoon.
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Fort Shafer Notes

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, Jan. 6.-The
strength of the companies of the End
Infantry has dropped below an aver
age of 100 and it is expected that re-
cruits to fill the regiment up to a total
enlisted Of 1900 may be looked for on
the next or succeeding transport from
San Francisco. No information on
the subject has, however, been re-
ceived other than statement from
the war department of some months
ago to the effect that when the COM
mands then at Vera Cruz had received
their quota of new men the regiments
in Oahu would receive attention on
that point. Since those troops are
now back at Galveston it is presumed
that their need for immediate increase
may be well past. -.
.......
Pvt. William, d. Rosson, Company
G., was appointed to be corporal on
January 4, vice brennan, discharged.
In Company F the following promo
ton and appointments are made to
date January D: Corp. Charles John
son. to be sergeant, vice Gorker, dis.
charged. Lance Corp. Edward Daw-r
son, to be corporal, vice Johnson, pro-,
NOTED, and Lance Corp. Stanley Sat,
terwhite, to be corporal, vice Flana-.
gan, discharged. -. - sr..-.,ssr..
a. y 81 q
Master Kerwin Malone, the son of
Capt. and Mrs. Paul B. Malone, has
been seriously i'll for the past few
days but is now improving. The in
FAINT daughter of Lieut.. and Mrs. C. c.
Gee that was also under the surgeons
care is now happily pronounced out
OF danger. .~....." 49,.
First Lieut. Fred A. Cook has been
relieved as engineer officer of the
post and 1st Lieut.. W.. w. Campo
mole detailed in his stead. Lieut.. Cook
has also been relieved as range. officer
and Lieut. William c. Rose will take
over that duty. xxx.
s - - FL "
An additional appointment among
the noncommissioned officers of the
End Infantry is that of Pvt. BENJAMIN
T. Long of Company E, to be corporal
as of date Jan. 5. vice Coleman, dis
charged. -. =