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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
FAILS TO PAY ALlM0NY:
HUBBY CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Domingo Ferreira, from whom his
wife, Mrs. Francisco yieira Ferreira,
secured a divorce on January 22, last,
has been cited TO appear before Judge
Whitney at nine clock this morning
to show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt. The wife
claims that he Is owing her. alimony
In the sum Of ninety,fve dollars, at
the rate Of FIVE dollars week, and her
attorney also says that Ferreira has
not paid the thirty,dollar fee ordered
by the court -,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04

Those l,ondoners who are smashing German
shops would be more patriotic if they enlisted
and carried on their fighting from the trenches.
Standing up in man-to-man boxing match is
illegal in this Territory, it appears but drawing
gun on an unarmed opponent is both legal and
ethical When is the farce going ITO end?
They take their war politics seriously in Spain.
Disputng editors in Madrid have fought it out
with sabfes, In the United States the typewriter
continues to be mightier than the sword
The watchful waiting appears,to have shifted to
the south Of the Rio Grande, Carranza and Villa
have clasPed bloody hands and are waiting and
watching for the Gringoes. .s.. >:...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04

David Jayne Ill., former United States ambas-
sador at Berlin, says that convention of repre-
SentatIVes OF neutrals to protest against the war
III Europe would be about as valuable as string
Of ciPhers, which, however long amounts to
nothing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
The Beua11i Concert

TINE ADVERTISER does not ordinarily boost
i theatrical or other entertainments in its edi-
toral columns, and never on financial basis
The Bevani concert to be given next Friday
evening at the Opera House is not ordinary
event however.
The program is remarkable 1t is seldom
that so many beautiful selections are included in
one Concert They among the gems of the
musical world,
1t is also seldom that many musical voices
Of SO high training and quality heard in one
concert.
The Friday concert will be treat and an
education to every music lover, and no one who
can afford the price should miss the opportunity
to hear the best in the way Of music that will be
heard in Honolulu for many long day
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04


The decision OF Robert w. Shnge to become
a member of the board of supervisors will be re-
ceived with undisguised pleasure throughout
Oahu. Mr. Single should be powerful mem
Der, one whose business training fits him for the
handling of many of the problems presenting
themselves before the city fathers. If Shingle
can introduce some Of the methods Of the Water
house Trust Company into the finance committee
of the board the outlook will improve,
-
According to the japanese papers, the feeling
among the British and German residents of Kobe,
following the news of the sinking ofthe EuStania,
went to fever height, When the Germans began
to celebrate the news, in of the Kobe clubs an
English member sent out for pole and proceed
ed to poke the eyes out Of protrait of the Kaiser
given the club by the Kaiser himself. BY the
time the picture, said to be worth $4,000, was
sufficiently mutiated to suit the Englishmen, the
Japanese police arrived and elected both the cele-
brating Germans and Carrie Nation Britishers.
49,,
The New Bedford Times says that to clean
ivory the article should be soaked in cold water
for twenty four hours What lot Of dead base
ball players there would be If the New Bedford
suggestion we're attempted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
The = / MT ROUNDS lEF
! !. n !. ! lD|ER SPORT EVENTS

-,,e- saunDed hurdles standing. singiy
and ii pairs, and built some thriiiins
pyramids.
A biz hit Of the meet was the WIG
west show, put on By Troop a, oapl.
i i Boniface. Bdians, soldiers, COW.
news and despefadoes did their re-
srartiye turns. the whole show being
,,rnctuated with, gun play in true ron
sssr stvle Under the comic stun, 2
Ia ~ hard work and real riding Was
annarent. Billy Evans, introduced -
e reformed sheep herder who learn.
a "a ride In the cavalry, sat 2 reai
bncker IN good style. !.
Battery drill bf Battery A, lst Field
, ArfIllery. went of with plenty of qasn.
and nrecision. Had the crowd realizeo
fhat this battery was working VIII
green horses. the applause woula naVe
been even louder. =
/ Field Company F. Signal Corps 3,
lun pack radio sets and lald puzzs'
1 lines from the reel carts, tne VII -,
|Iess getting in communication VIII
wort Ds Rnssy, and deliyering e mes
| cage TO Gen. Carter, in the grano
I stand.
The attack and defense OF 2 nrlns.
constructed BY Company I: sra ~ =,
i talion OF Engineers, was the ciosln
event Of the program, one company s
Il MAI. Butts battalion reinforcing ~
= Fnrineers Ia defense. while the oths
| three advanced across the polo nel
! ~ rushes. winding up with 2 bayon'
sharee A the last of the defen
ers crossed the bridge, Il was pioN
I The opening event Of the progra
!. was tent pitching and wall scam
|. exhibition BY Company s zna ~, & {
!. frv. which was extremely creditanl
covernor Pinkhan. Gen, Carter q
s Ioeb wiser. acco1p panied by mempe
81 their respective etafis, were amo'
= The Interested spectators
~ The athletic features q the gay
Ie described In the sporting columns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

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4 - Il ><,. = 4
from Judge Whitney that Ms Whit
nst had consented 81. s.. s..
AZ AFFIDAVIT bf Frank F. Thomp-
rsn one 81 the attorneys for Henry
oailIard Smart
Accusation Made.
& Is IN this affidavit and IN 9 mass
a 'I.{t1rs attached IS proof that the
f7sn Is ~ a. q breach Of faith
~ Ire attorneys Tor Mrs. knight
The purpose 81 ~ affidavit e to1
..o@ that Mrs <l' .I6ey was never
,,ce, united AZ cos<1 { IN hut merely
8. sssstef lktf the never had any fin
kncial interest q the natter fna tnat
IN that was done was g asee tel.
/ whether she would be eyai'4ple e.
custodian Of tie child q the event she
i r,he selected It also alleges that
corr nIete tcr6eme1t between Thomp.
[or and kinney, covering not only the
4 6osl6dianshih but also the disposition
Eat tie bit estate Without contest was
re- ohed. II also As filed as proof that
a sntfestin6 the name Of Arf. WHIT
rev. Thompson acted IN good faith
rtI1in< uno6 the agreement and mol
&x1ecfi6e chat this agreement would
q Sc subsequently repodiated BY Mrs
!, knights counsel
Il also. say the attorneys: snow:
B |concI0sIVell that notWiths ta4olnG m
fact chat Il was one q the cono1tlon'
Z. Imposed and insisted upon By copnse
Ior Mrs. Knight that the custodian
L should be 81 neither Parker nor Dow
4 set blood Mrs. knight l. now q
3 tempting 10 secure The exclusive an
d unconditionaI custody Of the child an
Z. afIenrtin@ to deprive Smart Of g
q |ihe privileges Of the parent This 81
d pears TIE attorneys say, II the Lar
socalIed propositions submitted 2
'e kinney after the alleged repndlatlo
le 0f the agreement.
After detailing earlier negotiation
looking howard compromise, Alto
new Thonbson's afIidayit says
y subsequently and on the I'd day
February 1916, affiant (that
Thom1<tI) antNerinf the said h
mentioned letter Of w A. Kinney E
~ ouire. submitted for the considerable
y. AZ the said W. A. Kinney. EsquiI
~ fbr6e nrt66siIions relative 70 the d
~ noeIli/n 81 the estate n the event
9 ire death Of the said minor before 4
-, fivi6& 1t his majority and left {
~ choice of saf1 propositions 70 tne 8.
- ~ 4 kinney. such lrop0si<lons bel
~ n wards and Figures az follows
n- The p1rl,ers {tein8 the tQal
10 ers of the ranch property a
ne event 81 the death Of the MINOR
!. s.; !; ::. 3 la n .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

New Plan HeleQ
thompson thI 70 tel d
the receipt Of m Kinney
convincing hiniey had IN
! erect fepudiakd omise He
then states tha 2 new
lplan Of compr{ q and en-,
Ifirely at varla1 completed
and accepted ereinbefore
ireferred to- py Kinney
i to Cafhcart immed late
1 u, he says himself on
/ behalf Of Gail he closes
his affidavit On febru-
airy "a Kinne mat there
Twas no furth| % stay the
court proces both sides
should feel / axe any le-
cal action tn nc.
Inanediatel on the 24th
day Of Febl 1axit ends.
attorney Ola Of Mrs
9 knight. filed that Judge
: Whitney be and the re-
quest for the matter
!; from his col udge Stuart.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10


q. 1e,,rt4 II ID evident
q .<r.I 1cf'1n 81 the 1915
~ ,fers6'r less than tie
,,5~ ~ he 1914 crop.
~
.,e.@,.1c TIE condition
l<16 crons as follows:
W started harvesting
- found the ltIds n
-. ,.s irI1es standing 4
81 q ire same time
/.
.me,,r1 Lthbina 11c
1<|f6 6Idnis6 heavy
- .6I1e 81 our CAL
h -.I,~.c 4. shorter than
[|-t Io6 1crts less
,.< ~, 711I cr<1 We 81.
..r Is 600 tons sugar
D. ! "a 4. t6o whole Il
|[-~ .r< <6nnt cane
Is report ths|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

Ef9har Mr.. smart " 49, - - * ~ 49,.
~ ether person directly e lnnil =
;,t.r~eted IN the minors essete 2.
The ranch property,
.rbaf thereafter and on the
"a day 81 February 1915. aillant
ceived IRON the said " 4. kinney
cnire letter acknowledging the
lent ~ the letter last hereinaDove
ferred TO and stating thst ne, tne
~ a Kinney, would recomMene
IL .r,ociates and Mrs knight "
eentsnce 81 Provision Ct salo
800 letter. as removing the 'ias
santiai issue between the parties
venting q complete settlement.
lpremises.
lThe said w. A. Kinney. EsqniI
ira,d letter. also stated that rs
Fent sufficiently in touch with tnE
/ EBzabeth J. Knight and his asso
II 5,stify the suggestion that az
sraiers be forthwith drawn, an
matters as aforesaid 50 agree4
Z carried out to consummate SAL
! nrnmise 4 copy Of said letter n I,
~ Al Kinney, ESQUIRE, u herr
..ched and marked Exhibit =.
sThat shortly after the reeelp :,
Giant 81 the last mentioned iettPu
1 tha said W. Al. Kinney, Esqu -
sSfore any steps whatsoever q 2.
taken in the maIte y r.
Icustodian Of the saio hlcna Eef
Z pursuant to the agIeemen, 6e,
affiant and the saia y. 4
hereafter referred e. tle s,thai
Kinney. Esquire noullso q =
The would not CONSIDER % -
6 1.-THE selection Of any person ~
il Ian OF the said cnila. NC n,
q Twas either Of the parke
. powsett hlood.
d { etters Exchanged. kons
e The affiant teils q t ls iey's
q. for custodian ana q MIS-
n being suggested are
The following ietters sAc
p among those referred 70
lg Honolulu, 7. H, FepLna
p r. e. Thompson, EsquiIs
e, Honolulu. =
% Dear Sir. yours q Iynart
e proposed compronllse
az matter duly reeelvea. .,IlI Re.
In reply / would say Y 4 Mrs
Knisht the acceptance ls ,Ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
DANCE iALAlvl
MARCH 5

The Not aimulSi win
give an END dance ii
he assem- LiliuokalaDi
school on 3 clock ADJ,
mission &c ment 81
si1g 81 u y
It completes with the su
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of Butfs manua'
by the entire is'
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work with
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g Swift s P ,aiiurn' !
TO the springBoafd

\ y high ..sE -
md dive beneath the briny wayelets
night
LSiiken bodies beeapped and fair
Appear smiling to climb once again
For jump or simnaersauit into the
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Corner Fort and King Streets
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
CRITICS OF GOVERNMENT
 FACE JAIL

LONDON, Oct. 19.-on account of bitter criticism of the British govern ment of the apparent inability of the government to protect London against Zeppelin attacks has become SO gerl- eral that the government has author ized magistrates to arrest any one heard abusing the government The rule authorizes magistrates immed- lately to jail detractors. who speak dis respectfully of the efforts of the gov ernment to defend the Kingdom.
 Father Angry at coroneTs'Verdlet.
 The father of one of the three vic tins of the late German Zeppelin raid became enraged over the stereotyped, laconic verdicts, which recited that Ddeath was a result of an air raid" ard protesting shouted:
 'My son was murdered by the order of the Kaiser. summon the Kaiser to meet me before the judgment seat of God to answer for the death of my son. and of these other poor people"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
U. s. RECOGNIZES
 GENERAL CARRANZA

WASHINGTON, Oct l9.-Gen. Car ranza was formally recognized as the head of the Mexican government by Secretary of State Robert Lansing to- day Representatives to the govern ment Of Mexico will soon be dispatched to Mexico City from the United States Diplomatic communications are al- ready established
 A more or less complete understand- ine hes been arrived at 1etween rep resentatives of carranza and the Unit. ed States and other countries of the Pan.American conference
 The United States has agreed that Cauanza may place bond sale on che American market and lhat the United States will prohibit the expectation of arms and ammunition to Villa
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
MARIPOSA LIKELY TO
 BE SAWED

That they can salye the wrecked steamship Marinosa is the opinion of officials of the British Columbia Wrecking Co.,. according to word brought to Juneau today by the Alas. lra S. S. Co.'s steamer Dolphin. The wrecker Salvor. now at Pointer Isl- and. where the Mariposa is fast on the docks. has mae dno progress at salving the wreck so for, having con fined her work to taking the cargo from the stranded liner But 1t Is said. the Salvor expects to drag the Mariposa from the rocks after the rents in her hun are mended
 The Dolphin reached Juneau at 9 o'clock today with large mail, and the following passengers for Juneau. Carl B. Ashby, Mrs Ashby. p Wright Mrs. J. Jemberg, Master Jemberg, w. l.. Duster and wife, J. Lof. w. Colger, R. w. Roell R. Dothers, Mrs W. Beltz, Mrs. D. NJ. Brandon, Mrs. V F. Wilhelm. R. ]. Thaine, H B Mason, W G. Barbour Mrs. J. Taft and Sim Feiman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
NEW FAST STEAMSHIP
 FOR NORTH

SEATTLE. oct. l9-The Alaska 8. S. Go. yesterday purchased the large iron passenger steamship Kansas City for service on the Alaska run Tho deal has been definitely closed subject only to drydock Inspection, and Presi- dent Baxter, Of the Alaska S. s. Co.,. left yesterday tor San Francisco Co take the vessel over
 The Kansas City belonged to the Union Iron Works of San Francisco. President Baxter began negotiations for her nearly Q year ago.
 The Kansas City will be the largest vessel engaged in the Alaska trade in point of gross tonnage and she win lead In indicated horsepower The Northwestern and Victoria only lead her in length. and the Northwestern in net tonnage The Kansas City is IS feet longer than ihe Marlposa and exceeds her in tonnage by more than 300.
 Tho Kansas City was built at Chest err Pa.. In 1889; is built of iron reg. isters S,679 gross tons and 2,l6S net tons She is s27 feet in length. has a beam of 45 feet and @ depth of lS.S feet Her engines are capable of de- voioping 1000 horse power and her required crew i5 79.
 Rumors Of the purchase Of the Kan sas City by the Aloska S. s. Co. were in circulation last spring but it was later stated that the owners and the Alsaka 8. S. Go. failed to agree on terms Officials Of the Alaska S s.. Co. made mo secret of the fact ihat they wanted tho Kansas City
 Later tho Alasia- g. s Co. and che Pacific Coast S. S. Go. entered nego- uations for the purchase by the form CT of the latter's steamship Pueba. and again there was a failure Go agree Go terms.
 The Kansas City was formerly en- gagged in the Oriental trade and is said to have a greater speed than any of the Alaska S. S. Co.'s present fleet. Her horsepower is 300 greater than the Alameda and Mariposa, the fast. est vessels of the fleet
 The Kansas City is the third vessel the Alaska S. s. Co., has added to her fleet within the last few weeks. Re- gently the lake freight steamships and Burlington were pur- chased. and representatives Of the company are now in the East to ac-l cept them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
HOLDS
 PEDDLERS' FEE
 IS EXORBlTANT


 That $10 is an exorbitant fee to be imposed by @ city upon persons de- siring to conduct business as itin. erant merchants is the decision of Judge Jennings as rendered in connec- lion with an appeal of the case of the Town of Ketchisan against A. Green. baum. recently made by the defendant against whom a decision was rendered Tn the municipal court at Kotchil,an several weeks ago Creenbaum had been fined $50 and costs by Che muni- cipal magistrate and Immediately ap- pealed the case Go the district court.
 In his decision. which was rendered this morning. Judge Jennings stated 'rhis question Is a question of ped ding without a license. A. Green. baum was charged with @ violation of the ordinance concerning peddlers and was fined by the city magistrate $50 and costs lie appealed Go Che district court. While Che city council has not power Go tax businesses. it has the general police power usually conferred on municipalities. Therefore. the or 1inance requiring peddiers to pay a n- cense fee of S10 per day must derive les validity rom police power
 Fee Prohibitive.
 "The question is is S10 day o req ionable license to be exacted ol it- .nerant peddlers. It is true that ordl- larlly the question of reasonableness or unreasonabieness Of sum required ls license is one to be decided by evi- ience. but when tho sum required is out of an proportion the matter becomes Q question of law Ten dolls a day is $500 a month and i3650 year That sum will employ hree policemen at S3.35 day each Go accompany the peddler for every day he plies his trade
 "lt requires no particular acumen .o discern that tho imposition of such sum is not for the purposes of regula- lion. but for the purposes of prohibit ion and perhaps incidentally for rev anue
 "The ordinance in this case is held Invalid The case is dismissed. the defendant is discharged. and his bonds are exonerated"
 At recent meeting of the Juneau City Council an ordinance was passed imposing @ license fee of $25 per week Tor all itinerant peddlers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
ACCIDENT
 WITH GUN
 IS FATAL

HAYNES. Alaska. oct. 1s - Roy Hurst Is dying in the hospital here as the result of being accidentally shot by Seyert Johnson. In 9 house Of in repute at l2 o'clock last night The dying man has made @ statement ex- onerating Hurst.
 Johnson. Hurst and Carl Logan were drinking in the house when Logan offered to sell Johnson a SS-calibro revolver. it Is said Hurst. accord. ing to the story told here this morn ing. asked that ihe shells be extract ed from the gun. which Johnson was thought to have done. Johnson took the gun and pulled the trigger. while examining it The bullet ploughed under one lobe Of the injured mans liver and Hurst was rushed to the hospital He made statement in which he said it was an accident.
 Officers are Investigating the case. No arrests have been made
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
SENATOR RIDDEN HERE,
 sAYS JUDGE BUNNELL
 IS EARNING POPULARITY

Henry Roden. former Territorial Senator from Iditarod, is O guest at the Alaskan. He arrived from Fair banks this morning. having come out over the trail to Chitina.
 'T am just looking around. and ! may locate in Seward" said Senator Roden. ! will be here several days.
 Praise for 6unneil
 Senator Roden declares that U. S. Judge Charles E. Bunnen has com pleteiy captured Che Fourth division. "He is perhaps the most popular judge ever appointed to the bench in the Fourth" he said. There is a report that Judge Bunneu may run again for Congress" Senator Roden continued. 'If he does. you can gamble that he win pole a great vote throughout the interior.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
RUSSIA CONTINUES
 TO MAKE GAINS

LONDON. Oct. 9.--The British war office announced today that the Rus sian offensive movement in Galicia is gradually developing. and that terri- torial gains continue.
 On the west front. German attacks have been repulsed in several sections, particularly along the Lorraine front.
 The reports from the Serbian front are that the German line Is being held fast. and the Serblans regard themselves as able successfully to maintain their defense against the combined armies of Austria and Ger many.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
 FACES A
 CRISIS

LONDON. Oct. I5.-Further resig. nations from the British cabinet were this morning regarded as likely to fol low that of Sir Edward Carson, the Conservative Attorney.General. though the sudden illness of Premier AsquIth may prevent further explosions. The resignation Of Sir sdward has been expected for several days, and is the continuation that threatens to wreck the present coalition government. Newspapers are continuing their ter rife attacks against the government.
 The press comments today are al- most solely devoted to the resigna- ton of Sir Edward Carson and the crisis in the Cabinet. The Daily News accuses the Cabinet Of daily outrage ously hoodwInking the public and Of suppressing the truth The Malls at- tack directs special attention to the mistakes in the Near East The mall says things have gone SO far that oNut tA tllN NAhAA|t AA~AHbcAo otC AO" afraid to let the truth be known"
 Aoquith Tal<es to Bed.
 Stricken at time when his oppo- nents were most bitter in their criti cisms of the activities of his Cabinet, Premier Asquith today was compelled to abandon his duties and go to bed. Physicians have Issued flat orders that he must give up work and take abso- lute rest for Q few days.
 Premier AsQuith Is suffering from gastro.intestinal catarrh.
 No Successor for Carson.
 There will be on appointment Of successor of Carson until after the recovery of Asquith, which is con- fidently expected within week or SO. at most
 Redmond sees Danger Ahead.
 Speaking at Dublin last night, John Redmond declared that the coalition government was in a precarious condi- tion "Any day. he said. I've may be faced withanother reconstruction, or with proposals which would end in- stantly the political truce. and rend the British people into contending fac tions@
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
GOLD IS POURING
 INTO U. S

NEW YORK. Oct Is.-In spite of tho recent sale oi S5OO,ooo,Ooo of An. gio-French bonds in this city gold continues to pour into the country from Europe. The largest shipment ever received in one day arrived from Great Britain today when S25.soo.ooo was received by J. p. Morgan and company. The gold consisted largely 0i British sovereiwns. though a great deal Of {, was in bars. The shipment win be melted. and credit allowed fin accordance with the weight ot the gold
 Russla Lets s57,ooo.ooo Contracts
 Russian contracts for war munitions and supplies. amounting to S5T0oo,- 900 were distributed here today among those who were awarded contracts. The Bradley Construction company was awarded a munition contract which totals s5O.0OO000. It included, among other things. 1.0oo.oO0.ooo rifle cartridges.