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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
REAR ADMIRAL C0WLES
q. NOW ON RETIRED LIST

CAssosiated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Ia
Rear Admiral walter c. Cowles. who
lately was succeeded as admiral of
the Asiatic fleet by Rear Admiral AL
bert G. Winterhalter, was retired yes
terday on reaching the age limit, Cap
tain Augustus F. Fechteler of the New
port Naval College becomes rear
admiral and probably will be assigned
to the Asiatic feet, under Admiral
winterhalter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
Australian Government
Controls Food Prices.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July II. =
The state department has been mott.
fled by the consular agents in Austria.
liza that the Australian government
has assumed control of the prices to
be charged for wheat, sugar, butter
and meat, to prevent any eornering of
the market in the face of short sup
ply. The recent drought, combined
with the heavy demands that have
been made upon the available supply
in the filling of war orders for Great
Britain, has resulted in shortage in
the supplies of these commodities.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
CHAPTER XXX.
Increased Retail Results At
Decreased Cost.

And So retailer continually get more business
with proporonately Jess advertising expense provided
his copy the kind that breeds confidence and thus
creates clientele. =..% =
But if merchant has not succeeded In building up
following patronage of people who automatically
to his store for their needs whether they
result of advertised bargain or not then this volume
of business is apt to be entirely dependent his adVer
Using Therefore the volume would be proportionately
smaller of course than if he also had that cumulative
patronage. HI. 49,"
Such is the misfortune Of the store that has fallen
into exaggeraton. You will find this to be true in
cities and towns And Often you pretty tragic
sight in tire form of store which used to lead, but which
is second-rater-and for other reason except
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
ANNAPOLIS PROBE
! EVIDENCE ALL IN

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
ANNAPOLIS Nd, July 12.-All tes-
timony has been taken in the case of
the seven naval cadets charged with
cheating at examinations and counsel
will begin recapitulation of the evil
dence next Tuesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
King George Visits
British Fleet at Sea.

LONDON, Eng, July 12.-Unbe
known to the nation, King George has
just concluded an inspection of the
Home fleet
On his return he gave out today a
telegram to Sir John Jellicoe, admiral
of the fleet, congratulating him on the
efficiency of preparation which he
found and the high spirits of his sail
ors. In part, the text of the message
reads:
81 have. just concluded visit to
the greater part of the fleet. The
happy state in which ! found it con
vinces mo that when its opportunity
for battle comes. the navy will add
fresh trihmphs to its ancient and gio-
rious traditions of victory"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
Italians Winning
On Two Fronts.

ROME, Italy. July lion the Lor
so Plateau, after a stubbornly contest
ed six-day battle, the Austrian resist
ance broke down yesterday and the
Italians won a decisive victory. taking
thousands OF prisoners and large
number OF cannon. The remnants Of
the Austrian army fled in confusion.
Along the Isonzo, on the Carnian
Plateau, the italian positions were
violently assaulted on Friday by the
Austrians, who were repulsed with
heavy losses. The Italians advanced
their positions after the battle.
1t is reported here that the Aus
TRANS propose to make an attack upon
this city with Zeppelins. which have
been shipped to the Adriatic coast
from FreidriciIshafen Preparations
are under way to drive off the aerial
raiders and anti-aircraft guns are be-
ing mounted In places of vantage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
WILSON GIVING DEEP
THOUGHT TO PROBLEM

CORNISH, N. H., July H. Since
the delivery of the German reply to
the second American note on the de-
struction of the Lusltania, President
Wilson has remained in seclusion, abb
sorbed in silent self-conmunion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
D. S. CONSUL TELLS -.
OF. cARRANzA VICTORY.

WARRINGTON, July 12.-Consul
SilIinian at Vera Cruz telegraphs to
the state department as follows:
General Carranza's chief of STAFF has
been informed that General Gonzales
occupied Mexico City Saturday, after
!, battle IN which his forces suffered
casualties of 5000. The defeated army
Of General Zapata fed"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
TORNADO AND FLOODS
CLAIM MANY LIVES
IN OHIO VALLEY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
= CINCINNATI. Ohio, July 11.-As a
result of the recent tornado and cloud
bursts along the Ohio Valley. Sc per-
sons are known to have lost their
lives. 1t is believed that there have
been many more deaths not yet re-
ported.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

Lady" said Flooding Pete, dat
dog of yours come mighty near biting
me-" We'll" replied the matter-of-
fact woman, Caesar is getting old
an kind of careless. Every once In a
while he misses somebody"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
BeIeisns RepuIse
German Offensive.

! srARfs FRANCE, 1alg II AM off
cial report from the Belgian front
states that the Belgians have repulsed
heavy German attack upon the AL.
lies positions on the right bank Of the
User
In the region of the Mouse the Ger
mans are bombarding Sampigni. A
number of minor artillery duels are
taking place at other places along the
front. but there has been no general
fighting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

PURPOSES OF THE cOURSE:-D To increase
returns for the retailer uho adoeses. (2) To shop
the non-odsesg retailer hoao he Ioer has prices get
increase has profits (s TO suggest to the jobber and
raanat dcturer cautious method to create demand and
increase gooduDM a. To prepare the person ac latent
ADVERTISING ability for place is profession.
THIS course, aphen delioered personally to class of
dents, costs $15 1t IS equivalent to correspondence
ich costs $95. The entire 90 lessons aDiH be
giUen exclusively NTH tis newspaper free Of charge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
ASKED
FOR LOUISIANA
SUGAR REFINERY

NEW ORLEANS, La, July H.
State Attorney General Pleasant has
been requested to appoint a receiver
for the refinery and other business OF
the American Sugar Refiping Com
pany OF Louisiana. which company Is
charged under the state laws with n
violation Of the antitrust laws That
the company has manipulated the
market so as to control the price OF
the output of raw sugar In the state
is the specific charge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
l.oNol uLu LODGE NO. 1, MODERN
ORDER OF PHOENIX.

WIN meet at their home. corner
Beretania and Fort streets, every
THURSDAY evening at 1880 o'clock.
CHARLES HUSTACE, JRs Leader,
FRANK MURRAY. Secretary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

DON'T forget to order your ticket for
that big dinner, entertainment, dance
and general "hisfi links to be given
by the AID Club at Heinie's Tavern
Friday evening, July rs. Phone J. o.
Levenson, 1925, or c. D. Wright or W.
c. Hodges, 2256, for reservations.
They're going fast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
HERMANNs soEHNE.

yersammlungen in knights of Ply
thias Hall Montag. Juni 81. JUL 5,
JUL IS.
w. w0LTERS. Praes.
C. BOLTE, Sekr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

Ii you don't like law, Won can always
find lawyer who will tell you it is uncon-
stitutional.--E. w Howe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
aoNoLuLu LoDcg. sis: 3 AZ. :: 9 3. s :

meets In Their hall
on King ST.. pear
Fort, every FridaJ
evening. Visiting
brothers ara cor
daily invited TO 1t.
tend.
J. MCCARTHY. Err
h. DUNSHEE. Sec
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23

Miss Ethel N. Smith. representing the National American Woman Suf- frage Association. has opened head quarters in Chicago in preparation for the conference of suffrage work CTS which will take place in that city June G-g The national board has called the meeting to discuss prob lons which have risen in regard Co siaie and federal work.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
ROOSEVELT NOW FREED OF
 CHARGE
Jury Finds That Former Pres ident Did Not Commit Libel
 in His Statements Against Republican Leader Barnes.

SYRACUSE May % The twelve men chosen as jury to determine whether Theodore Roosevelt commit. ted libel on William Barnes when he charged that Barnes worked tbrough "coTrJpt alliance between crooked business and crooked politics" and that he "corruptly allied himself with Charles r Murphy of Tammany Hall returned a verdict In favor of the for. mer president In the belief of che jury everything which Colonel Roose. welt said about the former chairman of the Republican State Committee, was true, and therefore Barnes was not libelled Counsel for Barnes an. nounced that an appeeal would br taken
 The verdict was returned after forty ballots and 42 hours consideration of the evidence. Nineteen hours were consumed before eleven iuymen who since the second ballot had stood together. persuaded Edward Burns. a Syracuse motorman, and Re. publican to join with them in a yer diet which Roosevelt declared to Doe "typically American
 During the nineteen hours, the elev- on jurors lavoring an unconditional verdict for the defendant. talked to the one who. while himself lavoring a similar verdict, insisted that Che court disbursements be divided bo tween the two principals The yer dict was reached i'm the dormitory ol the jail attached to Onondaga County 'court house. and not in Che jury room
 "There is nothing l can say except that when l brought Che action, knew Rooseyelt's accusations were absolutely false The jury declared had no cause of action against Rooso welt. therefore the temporary publi, may believe ! anu guilty of what
 did not do. However the knowledr, Continued from page six)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
GOLDEN RIBBON CASE UNDER
 ADVISEHENT
Judge McAllister of Graham County Has Busy Session in Cochise Superior Court. Case Under Advisement.

TOMBSTONE May go CspecaD
 The days session of the Superior Court was a lively one and Judge aic- Nlistcr or Graham County had more business before him. than he has had in Graham County for a number of months Court was opened shortly before o'clock and the first matter taken up was a Juvenile case from Gleason which was heard in Chambers
 The case was that Of Alexandra Nadrill who was charged with car- ryIns concealed weapons and making threats against the women school teachers of Gleason The testimony showed that he had been guilty Of making number of displays of a six shooter in front of the teachers and had even gone to their house. at a late hour in the night. with a gun and dared them to come out He attempt ed to assault J. W. Bennie, Jr, when he went to the rescue Of one of the teachers and wanted Co fight a duel with him. Bennie is a son of J. w. Bennie the Superintendent of the shannon Copper Company at Clifton.
 Madrill was ordered by che Court to
 the Industrial School at FL Grant during the period of his minority which means for a term of four years.
 Golden Ribbon Case.
 The next case taken up was that ot the State vs. James Hamilton who was charged by the information filed a. gainst with selling beer sherin Wheeler was the first witness put on the stand and testified to purchasing two bottles of the beverage known as Golden Ribbon" at Hamilton's place in Douglas and that after drInkln, the two bottles that be felt the effects of it as though 1t had made hin slightly intoxicated. He stated, al the time, that he had not eaten any
 (Continued on Poee Two)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
Roumania Reports Assur- ances From Bulgaria That Latter Will Not Oppose Formers Invasion of Tran sylvania.
GERMAN OFFENSIVE IN
 CALICIA IS HALTED
Existence of War Between Italy and Austria Lacks Only Official Declaration Allies Claim Dardenelles Gains.

LONDON. May 22.-Only the formal declaration of war is now necessary Co complete che breach between Italy and her former allies and this is eN- pected at any moment Ambassadors are still at their posts but news comes that the Italian consul at Munich has been ordered Co return to Rome. while throughout the three countries the re- spcetiye national representatives are packing their belongings in anticipa- ton of final and official rupture. should the rpture come it is not eN- pected to have immediate effect on battles now iu progress but would be likely Co influence the action in the Balkan states. which have been awaiting Italy's decision. The Allies report further progress in the nardo- ueuos with loss of 1000 Turks L.t.le or no change is reported In the situa- tion on the western fronts.
 Rumania. lt Is reported tonight has received assurances from Bulgaria that if Rumania decides Go join the Allies. and 20 Co the assistance or Russia by the invasion of Transylya- mia. Bulgaria will not attack her. that in fact. Bulgaria heWelf is consider fng the possibility of taking similar action. although her attack will be di- rected against Turkey Greece also, is interested in the developments and her efforts. fl she decides to join the Allies. win be directed against the Dardaneues and Asia Minor.
 The report of the Allies as to the Dardaneues does not mention the opp erauons against smyrna but from Turkish and other sources, it is learn ed that the Allies are almost as active there as on the Galipoi Peninsula The Austriuns and Germans claim no further progress on Che offensive Tn Middle Galicia. So the British military critics draw the conclusion that the big battering ram which drove Che Russians eastward at some points across the San river has been brought to standstin against the bulwark oi Russian achievements stubborn fighting. however. is still in progress and IL may be several days before either side can claim a definite result
 Fention in the German official bul letin of cavalry engagement east o Windau. says the Germans landed an other raiding force on the coast o Courland to take the place Of the on' the Russians drove back just wheI it was reaching the environs of Mitau Both British and French claim head way at LaBassee. but the Germans de clare an attacks were repulsed or tha fighting is sull in progress. Apparen lv the Allies have engaged in straight ening out the fronts to conform to th' positions won in the recent engage ments. to which task the Germans are offering a stubborn resistance.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
ERNNE NJ STANDS ON HI: FIRST
 GROUND
United States Makes 1t Clear That She Has Never Ac- ceeded to the British Naval Order-in-Council.
ASKS ENGLAND FOR
 ANOTHER EXPLANATION
British Ambassador Declares That He Understands the United States Has Never Agreed to Order.

WASHINGTON. May 20 -rtc de-
 termination of Che United States gov
 erumeut not to r,comiz, or be bound by provisions of the British order in council which declared au embargo
 on an commercial intercourse with ! Germany inward and outward bound ! through neutral countries, has maui- Tested itself in several ways Foreign trade advisors of the State Depart meut announced it had decided GO suspend ai conferences with the Brit ! fish embassy officials here with reler- ence Co informal auaueements which ! had been in progress not only tu as- ! si.t American cotton exporters. but Ito obtaining payment for CargOea DOW |detained but also to secure for Amer ! icau importers of American owned goods now in Germany. contracted for before the order went into enect. 1 Secretary Bryan said the step had been taken in order TO secure better understanding with Che British goy- Ieumaut as to the capacity iu which .the foreign trade advisors are acting. Ambassador Page at London was ! instructed also to inquire of the BH-- 1 ish foreign office the meaning of the ] Istatemen. made in the memorandum issued Thursday. that the terms of arrangement between American cot Iton representatives and the British government were acceptable to the 1 Limited States government
 Sir Cecil SprnsRice British am. |tassador called on Bryan during the ! day to explain that he also always un- derstood that the United States gov .euamaut should not be considered as having recognized the British order u council. irrespective of the assis' |taucr liyen cotton shippers by lor- |eelan trade advisors Of the State De- 1 Iparmeut Some error iJ is under Istood. has been made in London on |tho subject The decision of the trade advisors to suspend conferences, how lever. was reached before the British foreigt office memorandum was is- sued. based cu Che differences of prac- 1 ucaI character as Go ;he shipment of ] American-ovued goods in Germany thorough neutral countries some of (which have been contracted for, and some ol which have been paid for be- l fore the order in council was issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
ITALIAN ACQUISITIONS FOR SERVICE.

PARIS May 22~ Hayas Agency dispatch from Rome says tho King also issued a decree requstioning all vehicles and horses for transport ser vice.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
CONGREssIO
HAVOC ,N WAKE
 OF VOLCANIC ERUPTlo5s.

BEDDING. May 22-rne Lassen Peak eruption late today, it is report ed surpassed an erupuous. several scores iu number that have leaped out of it's crater since the renewal Of eruptive activities a year ago A tre- mendous unnel of smoKe shot from the mouth of the peak and rolled sky ward to an estimated height of seven miles. The people Of Bedding poured out of their homes and buildings 70 watch the amazing spectacle AL though it Is believed there is no dan ger here, the sight is wc--nspiring and disturbing
 Following the electrical storm which ragged around the summitt or the Las sen lac. night, came the report that the rim of the crater had fallen in. Weather conditions, and danger of new eruptions prevented a thorough investigation, although two forest rangers yentured far up tno mountain side Farmers were driven from their homes in a panic yesterday by the flood of mud that laid a black blanket from one Co three feet deep over an area fifteen miles long and from one half to two miles wide, teturned Co look over the desolated landscape They found crops destroyed. stock killed and large damage done to the farm equipment Every bridge foi thirty miles down Hat Creek valley Is reported gone
 Word from Forest Supervisor Rush ing that the tide of mud which is 2 rich soil would act aB excellent fertil izer. eheered the farmers
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
FINANCE HEADS BEGIN MEET
 TOMORROW
Pan-American Financial Con- ference Will Begin Its Ses- sions in Washington To. day. Many Prominent Men to Attend.

WASHINGTON, May 22-Bepre- seutauyes of all the countries Of North. South and Central America. except Canada and Mexico. will meet here Monday iu the first Pan-Ameri- can Financial Conference, designed to aid the commercial and banking interests of each Co solve ca. mauy problems that confront them as com sequence of the European war
 Eighteen countries accepted the in- vitatiou of the United sta-rs to send representatives Co the can0rence. The delegates appointed from each come from chief industrial, conner cial and financial in;eres.s More than 200 prominent bankers and busi- ness men of the United States have been invited to participate
 The purposes of the conference have not been strictly defined but broadly speaking it is expected Co take up problems of transportation. com. merce and finance Secretary Me. Adoo, who was active in arranging the meeting, hopes that from it will come a knowledge Of conditions and inspiration which may lead Go those closer relations between Che United States and her southern neighbors which long have been the aim oi ! American diplomacy.
 1 The conference itself will continue six days, but after its conclusion the delegates will be taken on tour oi some of the more important American manufacturing and commercial cen |ters. Administration officials have spared no effort Co insure success fol ! the conference Congress has ap propriated S50,0OO Co make the visitors guests of the nation. President Vii son, Secretary Bryan, McAdoo ana Reddeld, other members or the Cabi met. members of the Federal Reserve Board and members of diplomatic corps will attend sessions of the con ference which will begin Monda! morning with an address of welcome
 by the president on behalf of th' United States and another by MT
 Bryan on behalf of the State Depart
 ment One representative of eacl
 country invited is expected 10 respon'
 briefly. At noon, the same day, th
 president will receive ell delegates il
 the East Room at the hite House, an'
 the same night a larger reception
 will be givenin their honor by Secret
 aries Bryan and McAdoo.
 At the outset the conference vii be divided into committees and ther
 will be only a few general sessions
 There win be one committee for eac
 country and five United States dele gates win serve in each The con mittees are counted upon to learn th real needs of the visitors and. whe they desire, report their findings l i. an open session to an others.
 - Although no attempt has been mad p in advance to lay down dehnit program for the committee meeting
 these are among the topics suggested
 "The present financial need in m
 uonal state and local governments p nature and character of public loans ! (Continued on Foge Two)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
'S0CIABLE" GAME INTERRUPTED
 BY HOLD-UPS
Two Masked Men Enter Room in Marks Rooming House, Lowell, and Relieve Men of Money and Valu- ables.

nterrupting a "socia5le" game of cards. in which seven or eight were engaged. two masked men relieved the players of between four and five hun. dred dollars in cash and an their valuable. The scene of the robbery was the Marks Booming House in Lowell The time shortly after mid night
 The men were playing cards in one of t>e rear rooms cf the hotel when the door opened and one man de- clarca: Throw up your hauds"i Most of the players thought some prac- ucal joker was at work The stern facts soon became apparent, however. when the two men began to relieve che players of ther none wand vol uahles.
 In some manner Deputy Sherin Brakedeld and Constable Joe Hodges got wind of the hold up and started into the Marks building They ar rived on the scene just as the holdup men were goine down the rear stairs The two men disappeared in the dark ness.
 A good description has been secur ed of the valuables taken and a fairly good one of the robbers. themselves Both are declared to have been small in stature. One wore a cap and a hat hat Both wore yeil-like mask. which partially concealed their feat ures The officers worked the bal ance of the night and the Blsbee DO lice kept on the lookout during theii hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
GERMAN AEROPLANE
 DISGUISED VISITS PARIS.

PARIS. May German ayiators flew over Paris at dusk iu au aero plane disguised as a French machine. French air scouts allowed it to pass the frontier believing it to be one of their own aeropiangs. Three bombs were dropped with virtually uo dam aae
 One bomb fen in the Seine close Co the Eifel Tower, another on the outbuldines of the Bon Marche tore. and a third in Rue St ChWIe The Germau aeroplane was dr.yga on by French machine