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FINDS
HAWAIPS RELIEF
WORK EFFECTIVE
No Need For His Special e.
forts Here-He May Pro-
Ceed to Manila

Arthur Bartenay of Toronto, who ar
rived on the S.S. Niagara last week
to attempt the collection of a fund
in Honolulu for distribution by the
Franco-Belgian peasant relief fund
started by New York and Toronto wo
men, has abandoned his Elan so far
as Honolulu is concerned. and will
probably go on to Manila, with ere,
dentials from Secretary Of State W.
J. Bryan.
Mr.. Bartenay met the Hawaiian war
relief committee on Monday and after
a consideration of the committees eff
fective work and large collections, de
cided not to make an appeal for his
organization at this time. He may,
however, stop here after his tour OF
the Orient and Australasia. Mr. Bar.
tenay was amazed at the liberality OF
the people Of the city and territory
when he learned that already SCI 900
had been collected for the war relief
fund here
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Do YOU AUTO?
YOU MAY HAVE
TO RAISE BOND

If the senate concurs in the house
amendments and Senate Bill 111 is
signed by the governor. every owner
Of an automobile, whether driven for
profit or for pleasure, will be required
to file surety bonds not to exceed
$4,000 for each machine, and every
driver of any self-propelled vehicle,
which includes street cars, auto
trucks and the like, will have to do
likewise. That is, if the county boards
of supervisors take advantage of the
passage of the act to enact ordin-
ances to that effect.
The house passed the bill today
with the amendment making all auto
owners liable instead of drivers of
rent machines only. The measure
merely authorizes the boards of su-
pervisors to enact ordinances reQuir-
ing bonds and does not affect any
but the supervisorial boards them
selves. Representatives Rawlins and
Tavares changed to the aye side
for the purpose of demanding a recon
sideratiOn later today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28
finer BEAUTIES
OF HAWAHj)R6ED
ON THE ADCLUB
E. L. Parker Suggests "Rain.
Rowland" Can Be Made
Even More Attractive
"RainbowIand.'


That is what l.. e. PARKER, who was
thee Ad Ghib brineasai spaalEer, at
foday's luncheon-meeting, called ~Ha-
wall. And it seams likely that this
composite of the islands charms will
become In dime permanent designa-
ton. Certainly it met with the favor
of the businessmen who profess I'd
know more of advertising than Of art,
and who listened with great interest
to a talk that dealt far more with
the arts and letters uf the old world
than with the art Of advertising, and
the letters of display.
Mr.. Parker, whose adopted home is
Italy, and who has been a sojournCr
in Honolulu for about seven weeks,
said that when he was told to talk on
a combination of Italy and HAWAII,
he had to search for some time for a
connection between the two. He fin
ally decided that the two countries
were tied together with rainbows, for
nowhere, he said, were so many of
natures garlands hung from the sky
as in these two favored lands.
MIR. Parker's talk was quite differ
ent from the usual hammer-and-tongs
Ad Club discourse, and for this very
difference was particularly enjoyed.
The speaker sketched with a light
hand the beauties OF Italian CiviliZa-
tion-art, literature, science and mu-
sic-and left it to his auditors to infer
what lessons could be learned by the
people of Hawaii.
Coming down to the present, Mr.
Parker said that he thought it would
be a good thing for those who had the
real good of Hawaii at heart to ex-
plot it's finer things to the world in
general. According to the speaker,
the islands are known in the United
States and abroad mostly for surf
riding, poi and hula dancing. He
thought it would be a good thing to
put before the world in general some
of the delicate charm of Hawaiian
literature, folk lore and graceful
dancing.
Under the head of helpful hints,
which he said every Ad Club speaker
was expected to hand out, Mr.. Parker
advised a more strenuous campaign
against the mosquito, and the beauti'
flying of the city OF Honolulu, which
last, he added, could be safely left
to the women of the community, and
the landscape architects, who were
supposed to know more about it than
the businessmen.
Ready for congressmen
Judging by committee reports, the
lunch to be given on the roof garden
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

The following report from official
Germ II sources was received this
morning:
WASHINGTON, o. c., April 2s.-
Headquarters report, April 27:
"In Flanders the English charged
with their strongest forces against the
German front north and northeast OF
Ypres, running from three to four kiIo.
meters. South Of the other front, just
north Of Dochoudt farm, on the User
canal, at Saint Julion, in the direction
Of Gravonstaffel, the charges were met
in the back by German artillery fire
from southeast Of Ypres. The charges
completely broke down under the Ger.
man fire, with very heavy losses.
THE houses at Lizerne, which were
completely destroyed by the enemy's
artillery fire, were last night evacu.
ated by the Germans. A bridge head
situated Immediately eastward is held
by the Germans. In the west fighting.
near Ypres, the Germans took so ma
chine guns. An important railroad
junction at Poperinghe, about IL kiIo-
meters west Of Ypres, has been shell.
ed by the Germans with visible sue.
cess.
"Tn the Arsonnes, north Of viennei-
chateau, French night attack was
repuIsed. On the Meuse heights the
Germans made further progress. Ce.
spite French ,reinforeements, the enc.
my attacks against the German posi-
tion at Combres failed. A violent
charge in Ally forest was repuIsed,
with heavy losses for the enemy. Also
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TROOPS MOVED
ON PEKING, IS
CHINESE RUM0R
Liberty News Gets Wireless
Message From San Francisco
of Purported Advance
SAY YUAN ORDERS NO
RESISTANCE TO JAPAN
Governors of Provinces to Be
Held Responsible For Any
Outbreak

That a concerted advance is being
made by Japanese troops upon Peking
is the report received by the Liberty
News, local Chinese paper. from it's
correspondent in San Francisco. The
San Francisco correspondent is pre-
sumed to have had the news by cable
from China.
II is not confirmed by Associated
Press reports, though the Associated
Press has chronicled the movement
OF troops to China from Japan, Osten-
sibly to replace present garrisons in
Manchuria and Shantung.
il has also. been authoritatiVely re.
ported that after starting the new gar
rison troops japan said the old gar
rIsons would not be withdrawn until
the Chino-Japdnese trouble has been
6ettled.
The wireless report received by the
liberty News Is as follows:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April Is
Japanese troops are moving toward
Peking from the former German base
Kiaochau and from Korea. The front
line of Japanese advance is within
400 miles of Peking New troops
are continuously coming across Korea
TO Mukden, capital of Fungtin prov.
ince, Southern Mancnuria.
+. Yuan Shih-kai has ordered no re-.
sistance to be made TO the. invader.
The governors of the provinces will
be held responsible for any outbreak
of Chinese subjects. The, governors
OF Shantung and Fungtin report jap
anese columns on the march through
their territory. War preparations are
being extended by japanese troopsI
into the interior from Port Arthur and
the Korean border. So.
Lu Cheng Hsianes ehipals foreign
minister, held a conference With Jap
anese Minister Hioki for an hour and
a half yesterday. LII is conferring
with President Yuan today before
making final reply to last version of
Japanese demands.
Protests that the Chinese war tax
levied at the beginning Of negotia-
tions with Japan is too heavy have
come from the province Kwangtung,
South China. The duty on commodi.
ties is causing hardship among the
poorer classes around Canton.
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HOLSTEIN isn't
PLANNING FEAST
OF HOUSE Song
Speaker Says Senate May
Marble TiIl Midnight, But
House Will Adjourn Early

IF the senate wants to sit around
its chambers singing songs and other.
wise enjoying itself until midnight to
night, all right, but the house will ad.
,Slrlrn at $50 p. m.." declared Speaker
istein today when told that the sen.
stea would end the 60th day at mid,
night
Arrangements were made early yes
terday for. both bodies to adjourn the
1915 legislature at $50 O'Clock, but
sust before the senate adjourned mo-
iicn to adjourn after 10 O'Clock. which
is taken to mean midnight, was made
and carried. According to the speak
er, the house will not be guided in
the matter of adjourning by the sen.
ate
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"DeepSea Diving" will he the sub
ject upon which Chief Gunner Still
son in charge of the salvage of the
"A will talk at the Y NJ, c. A. to-
morrow night. MI Stillson thrilled
the members of the Ad Club at a re-
cent luncheon by his graphic descrip-
tion of a divers work Great inter
est has been manifested by Honolulu
people in what is actually being done
to recover the sGnken submarine. The
secretary in charge decl'reS the meet
ing will he the best opportunity ever
offered Honolulu to know something
about the perils of the government
divers Mr. StillsOn will start to speak
at I O'Clock sharp.
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HOLSTEIN'S Plan
FOR SUGAR PROBE
IS PUT TO Death
House PerfunctoriIy But Suf-
fiCientIy Kills Resolution
Asking u. S. Action
TRANSCRIPT OF EVIDENCE
MAY GO TO WASHINGTON
Speaker Gets Mass of Testi-
mony Given BY Smai Plant
erS and Others

The question before the house now
is whether or not the report of the
agricultural committee OF the house
to table House Concurrent Resolution
No. 8 shall be adopted. Those IN ia.
vor of adopting the report signify in
the usual manner"
A few scattered hands raised indi
Gated, without vote in opposition.
the fate of the Holstein resolution me.
moralzing Congress to Investigate
COntractual relations between small
cane planters and the sugar MIL cor
poratiOns in the lower branch of the
legislature today.
There was no argument, no debate
and no vote favoring adoption of the
the speaker comprised the only talk
on the resolution. and it was cOnsign-
ed TO the legislative graveyard. How
ever, it is whispered about the legis-
Aative halls that Speaker Holstein,
author of the resolution, is in posses
sion OF a neatly bound transcript of
all evidence taken at the hearing OF
before the report of the committee on
che resolution was filed, and that the
transcript was presented to the speak.
n with the compliments of a member
Df the committee.
I The speaker declines to say what
le intends to do with the transcript,
which he did not deny having. but it
ever to the congressional. delegate
5or direct action at Washington. With
tome accompanying explanations.
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ASSOCIATED Press Service Federal
PARIS, France April 28-O Officia-The French
Leon Gambea while cruising at the the Otranto
straits between the Mediterranean and the Adra sea-
torpedoed and sunk last night She sunk in minutes
All the officers perished at their post.
One hundred and thirty six of the crew including eleven
under Officers rescued by the Italian authorities
The Leon Gambea of 1240O tons carrying 71O men
and officers and making % knots She built 13 years
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE DID 1T
BRINDIsI Italy April 28.-An Austrian submarine tor
pedoed the Leon Gambetta.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28

Of the Carnival corporation.
vames H. Dougherty. director -genel
OF two successive and SUGGEST
events. were heard with interest
the stockholders.
The election Of directors for {
year l"l'-l9lG is taking place tOda
The Nominations we're: e.. FIR
Bush. j. r. {. EIagens. Lee 'hu,
L. Kerr, l. Mori. Sherwood I,owre
NJ Brasch, Geo. Denison and Cal
Norris Stayton.
In his report President Paris ma
the following suggestion for placil
the Carnival on more suhstanti
basis:
Il would recommend that you @
tain the services Of permanent sc
retary, whose duty it would be to a
as an ass. s.Stant to the direCtOr-gener
during the Carnival season, and
the custodian and Caretaker OF q
properties during the off season. III
secretary who would have served
cessive years would become invST
able in keeping track of detailsb y
in posting your officers on ma
which are relative to SuccG
events and on which light cOuN H.
thrown by past experience. A IL
able person in this position fa
prove reliable watchdog NjIH
treasury and Carnival interests en-
Among the interesting points"
1915 Carnival. President PariSe' n
the following: as
Advertising. "a
Il fully agree with Mr. Dourt len
in his report. in which he spsI1it
that the burden of expense fCal,a lib
nival poster or other mainla a1e
vertising be borne by the Proto1b
Committee. 1t is incumbent up tnS
Carnival corporation to produ tn3
and We CannotcounS
on tourists for any considerab. pai
Of income to the support of tn Cai.
uiyal. The mainland advertisng Il
purely promotion work, and neneC
only calls the. attention to the ~
that Hawaii is very much alive and
place of Carnival. to which tourist
should give consideration.
Eruption of PunchbowI.
This feature is distinct expens
item, pure and simple, and cost u
$1O16.65 under a contract which wa
made with the Wilson Fireworks c.
This feature, although a success an
very spectacular, need not be repea
ed each year, but it was on9 of tn
items free to the public anG could b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28
CALIFORNIA BASEBALL
TEAM AWAITS AGREEMENT
WITH OAHU OFFICIALS

[Assoriated Press by Federal Wirclessl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 28.-
The University Of California baseball
team has completed plans for trip to
Hawaii in july and is now awaiting
agreement by the Oahu League Off,
Gals.
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JAPAN is CONSULTING
BRITAIN ON DEMANDS
Especial to Haawii shinpo.) }

TOXIC, Japan, April 27.--Baron
Kato. Japan's foreign minister, is con.
ferring with British Ambassador Sir
w. Conyngham Greene concerning
the acquisition of the railroad rights
in South China.
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LAST CONFERENCE is
REPORTED c0NCL UDED

Especial cable 70 Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan, April 27.-Japanese
Minister Hioki and La Cheng Hsiang,
China's foreign minister. have COM
pleted their last conference In Peking.
Japan expects a favorable answer
from Hioki tomorrow,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28
MARE ISLAND TO BUILD
ANOTHER BIG FUEL SHIP

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2s.-
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels has au.
thorized the construction Of Fuel Ship
No. IS for the navy at Mare Island
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LANDSLIDE NEAR ON0MEA,
DUE TO BIG RAIN. COVERS
HILO RAILROAD TRACKS

F%foCT-N ~'lr- EIITt'IN WTrNT.SS
HlLO. April 2e.-The heavy rain on
Hawai- is setting more records. At
Papalkou there were % inches in "a
hours.
A big landslide at Onomea covered
the HIIo railroad tracks with thous-
ands Of tons of earth and rocks. The
whole countryside has been drenched
II is clearing now.
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DAILY REMIk
Round the island I

Round the island II
Lewis Stables. Phone !.
Automatic gas lighter.
es. See description on G..
VIE geht,s. mein He.
essen" Sweet Shop?
Fashionable gowns toI
W, E. Bell, Love Bldg, Z
Make your home beaud
ted plants-some of I'll
Mrs. E. M. Taylor, the ID
The acme of exclusive
approachable values may
millinery at Milton & Pa
The Goodwin" only {
set shop in Honolulu, Pa
rooms 21-22. Call and
1916 models. s.-Adv.
Wichman & Co., lead.
will close their store at
Saturdays during the mo
June, July and August.
. Baby books" to re
growth. sayings, etc. Sc
all Of them beautiful. Ha
Co., Ltd. i.
All the musical gems
and from all other opera.
tor records. Sold by th
Music Co., Odd Fellows
street.
Wear a blue serge sui
neatest suit for almost q
Only $22.50 and up, at the
ing Co., Hotel street, Pa
"A dollar in the bank
mere promised"-se put
regularly in the Bank of
and you, won't need to
mere promises.
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NEW WORLDS RECORD IN
HYDR0AER0PLANE IS SET
By LIEUTENANT IN NAVY

[Associated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
PENSACOLA, Fla. April 23.-A new
worlds altitude for a hydroaeropIane.
10000 feet, has been set here BY Lieut.
Patrick N. BeIIinger, v. S. navy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28
Swedish Steamer Captain Says
Huge German Fleet in North Sea

LONDON. England April 28.-Capt Scott commanding
Swedish steamer has reported the presence in the North Sea
Of German fleet of 68 vessels.
He said his steamer stopped by German warship
and his papers examined after which he allowed to pro-
ceed
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PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR MAY DAY FETE

The program tor the May Day f,te
on Punahou campus is announced as
follows:
2:15 O'clock:
Parade ..... Fort st. Kindergarten
800: ....,~J
l. Butterfly Dance .!.:...........
....... Kauluwela kindergarten
2. Menehune Dance, My Boat L.
Sailing. Miller St Kindergarten
3. Japanese Fan Dance .....-,. :. -.
- ......... Palama kindergarten
4. Indian Dance ................s
... ......... Nuriei Kindergarten
;. Flying Kit"s ........s....54...-@
........ Beretania kindergarten
6. Sailors Dance i. 4......-.,...s...
-. ...,..~v.. PalaPa y ndersarten
s. Skip. ............AIi the Chlidtea
400: -
Drill -. Honolulu School for Boys
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

. At Washington - Washington l,
Philadelphia o.
At Chicago-chicago 7, Cleveland
3.
At Detroit-Detroit ~, St. Louis 3.
No 8oston-New York game, cold
weather.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures 8,
Brooklyn o.
At st. Louis-Pittsbure 7, ST. Louis
6.
At Cincinnati-chieaeo g, cincinna-
ii 8.
No New York-6oston game, rain.
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Norwegian Barks Are Torpedoed

TORY ISLAND, Ireland April 28-The Norwegian
bar Oscar Eva and Germao have been topdoed off Long
stone. Their crews are here.
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American Cotton Cargoes Released

GIBRALTAR, April 28.-The steamers Vaneiro and
Montenegro carrying American cotton bound for Switzerland
have been released.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28

eliminated as an expense item if
thought best, on future occasions.
THE sho-Gun."
1T is a matter of regret that 50
creditable an effort by those who took
CONTINUED on page eight
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FOR RENT.

Second floor of building Offices,
single and en- suite. Hall 24x55. Gar
age 24X45.
Il. e. HERDRIck. LTD.
Merchant and AlaLea Ste.
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Kitchener Claims German Abuses

LONDON, England April 28-Lord Kitchener has tcld
the House of Lords that British prisoners have been rial
treated and some even shot by the Germans.
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MAY
I ta
A|E:ONE
.OMACY
.r Channels
10 EmbaS-
'ibiIity

II become a sub
lterchanges be.
/ lited States and
circuit and su.
territor? should
ippriety of the leg
10000 to pay H.
feeding of immi-
Honolulu quaran-
1911, and
: channels will be
as long as kishi
B remedy at law,
'eme court disap-
tite grant, Kishi,
,lbject, by placing
1e japanese con.
ibtedly have rep
y Washington.
y in turn, would
h&ith Great Brit
AlSh brought the
aiilunder the char.
Ne money, is of
Great
.N Iould in that
ID a "'ement of
lists Mid-roon.
! james [
GENERAL
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SUGAR UP!

SAN FRANCISC April 2S.-Sug-
ar: 96 degrees test, 49, cents. Pre-
viOus quotation, AGA cents
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AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE GIVES
GAMBET1A DEADLY BLOW; WAR
HARD-PRESSED ON 4 FIELDS

BATTLES IN FLANDERS. POLAND. CARPATHIANs AND
AROUND OARDANELLES WAGED WITH RESULTS THAT
VARY ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT OFFICIAL BULLETINS
RUSSIANS ON OFFENSIVE AT ENTRANCE TO HUNGARY
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'omenr of ihose VINO surfer Iro
Mid-r ~con. ments Will IND rehef IN
james Gealts, sold by Benson, S
general
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RAILa
From San FrancIsco:

Siberia. Ar 4 ;"
For San Francisco:
TenIO MhTu. \.lN I.
From Vancouver:
Makura, May l9.
Fo- Vancouver:
Makura, April 80.
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STORES.
945 l., sto, 3r, ,b.25.O
1000 Goth. 1r,w,g..20. so
1872 31st. 1r, w,g. 20. 90
1927 9th. lr. W. &. f6. so.
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