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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16
Belgian COLORS
AND POSTALSON
SALE SATURDAY

Everything Is In readiness for Bel
gian tag day according to word to the
Star-Bulletin this afternoon from Mrs
Joseph Emerson. who IL at the head
q the work Of collecting funds next
Saturday by selling little bows in the
Belgian colors to persons on the city
streets.
Money collected on Saturday win
be sent on the following Tuesday to
San Francisco on its way to the strick.
en- people In the war-swept kingdom.
Headquarters Of the committee will
be atm s. Sachs Dry Goods store on
Hotel street, where an entire counter
has been offered for the use OF the
women who have the fund collecting
In charge. Upon this counter will be
displayed postal card views showing
Belgium before and since the war
started.
Bows will be Of two sizes. There
viii be small bows to attach to the
coats Of purchasers and large ones
for automobiles when desired. These
may be used as Christmas decora-
tons.
Sales viii be made on the street
from 8 O'Clock to 3 O'Clock on Satur-
day. IS young women and girls hav-
ing charge Of this part Of the work.
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dole CABLES AS
TO LIKELIHOOD
OF APPOINTMENT
Continued from page one)


eral anticipation among the legal fra.
ternity that Judge Dole would be re-
appointed. One attorney said that in
dications are that the veteran jurist
win be asked TO serve another term,
not only because Of his prominent con-
nection with the past history of the
islands and his knowledge Of local af-
fairs, but because he Is an excellent
admiralty Judge
"A good admiralty Judge certainly is
needed in Honolulu the attorney
continued, -and Judge Dole can fill
the bill IL anyone can. He knows
ships as well as the master of ves-
sci. When the war in Europe Is over
and ocean traffic is resumed Honolulu
is going TO be a great traffic center.
and great number Of admiralty ques-
tons will arise which will have to be
determined at this port. The admir-
atty laws are peculiarly different from
the common and equity laws, and /
cannot think of anyone who would be
as competent In these matters as
Judge Dole"
When informed of the statement
made by the attorney, Judge Dole
stated that, with the increase Of traf.
fic at this port, there will be not only
q large number of salvage cases, but
collision cases as well. @And we have
a large number Of them as II Isl he
added THE reopening Of the Panama
canal certainly is going to largely in
crease the traffic at this port"
Viii Not Announce Plans.
Judge Dole today seemed confident
Of reappointinent, in spite Of the fact
that ne had received no answer to his
cablegram to the attorney-general;
Just what his plans are in case he is
not reappointed, he did not say. He
said he preferred TO remain silent and
let the matter take It's course.
In circuit court circles today the
hope that Judge Dole would be reap
pointed was expressed time and again.
Marshal J. ]. Smiddy today recalled
the old Hawaiian meaning of .Honolu-
Luz as expressed once by the late
Judge Luther Wilcox. Judge Wilcox
said that Honolulu" meant place of
and the marshal commented
that he believed Judge Wilcox was
right 1that Honolulu is a yeritable
place ofsrumofs. =
Before the cable and the wireless
came" the marshal said, there we're
always rumors about town regarding
mainland affairs. Conditions have not
changed with the coming Of medernl
methods Of communicate ton there are
always rumors Regarding how this and
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.AlH0BARGAIhS
IkEAlGTI0ESAIE

The Won Hamm.F Young Company's
auction sale of automobiles begun at
noon today at Bishop park. opposite
the Alexander Young building, attract.
ed q big crowd and bidding was brisk
Many unusual bargains in antos we're
noted by the Spectators q number of
whom soon became bidders as the
attractive prices we're realized.
The bidding was still in progress
when the Star-Bullefin went to- presE
The cars include several makes and an
even larger variety Of styles. Ar.
rangements wereroffered for buying
cars by part payment In cash and
part In. instalments.
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LocaL AND GENERAL

The first and final accounts. or r.
M. Swanzy, ancillary administrator OF
the estate of Harry Hanover Davis,
who WAS killed IN France while fight.
ing with the British, were fled in cir
cuitscofrt today The estate Is valued
at more than s6o0s0o0. ~
Territorial grand Jury this afternoon
was believed t0ehaVe. investigated the
case Of All Hing, q Chinese charged
with an assault with a dangerous
weapon. and the case of young Chi.
nese who is alleged to have committed
a statutory offense. sissaS ~
An order allowing q writ Of error
to issue to have the judgment Of the
local supreme court in the case of the
Halawa Plantation Company against
the County of Maui reviewed by the
court of appeals of the ninth circuit,
California, has been made by the su-
preme court. The local court found
for the plaintiff in the sum of SILL
727.79. The action was for damages.
Five Japanese sailors deserted the
Bankolxfi Maru while that steamer
was in port. One of the sailors not
only deserted the ship, but left with
the funds Of heicaptain. who had SIS
stored away IN a drawer In a desk.
The Bankoku Maru arrived here from
Seattle about two weeks agosand sail
ed for Shanghai on Tuesday. Immi-
grafton officials have been notified Of
fha deaerffons
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MORNING. ON CHANGE

Honolulu Brewing & Maltingi now
selling. ex-diyidend, has taken+a slump
from above $40 to $780, The reg
ular dividend Of 80 cents, and spe-
cial Of 80, were both paid today. Pho
neef, made. boUyant by news of the
higher monthly dividend rate, climbed
first to $50 and then to $35.25 today,
whereas Honakaa is down to $3.50 and
Oahu Sugar is.down one-quarter.9 Nc
Bryde, after a drop following the pay.
ment of the so cent December edivi.
dend, is apparently on the rise again,
both bid and asked prices being above
those of yesterday, though no sales
have been made. Olaa lis Arm, and
monopolfzes most~of the trading 1850
shares) at IS rs, and closed strong
with no offerings under 80 per share
E - --
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MEMBERS
TELLOF EARNING
FIRST DOLLARS

Il received two lickings my first day
In school on Kauai said Emil Berndt
at the luncheon Of the Rotary Club
today In the first place / mixed
with one of the boys and came out
second best, and then the teacher at
tended to me- That was memorable
occasion
This statement was given in answer
to the request that all members Of the
Rotary Club tell the date they were
born, their experience on the first day
in school. and how they earned their
first dollar. aSsF Ez.s
Norman Watkins stated that he
earned his first dollar sweeping snow
off the sidewalks in Boston;s r. H
Trent when called upon by president
Is. s. Paxssn, said that he accumulated
his first money In q printing Office
in Tennessee. q. K Myers was q tray-
cling salesman on his first adventure
in the financial world. selling currants
to earn his first dollars. d. H. Gil
more broke into the financial world by
cutting lawns at 255 cents lawn.
President Paxson blaeked stoves in
Oxford, Pa. -
For the first timeeinI the history OF
the club the members were shown
q Rotary wheel and the. four spokes
were symbols Of Friendship, Aoquaint,
ance, Service and Investments TWAS
decided at the meeting to discontinue
the luncheons until after the holidays
as many OF the members would be un-
able tosattend the7weekly meetings for
the next few weeks.
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NOW
DENIES HE SAID
PHRASE QUOTED
CONTINUED from page oneo .

kCOulluueU 1r0mf page Ouo1
was absolutely just, was less vehe.
n1ent than the circumstances Wart
rant, and measured every word Of
tn
Mr.. Garrison analyzeds and, denied
categorically the statements made by
former President Taft. These may be
summarized along the following lines.
g.. Mr.. Taft referred to = Honolulu
paper Wtiehsquoted Governor Harfi.
son sssssSins that che took ! sardonic
pleasure IN turning cut Republicans
When this SANDER was first cir.
culated Il was called TO the attention
o. Governor-ueneral Harrison, and she
deiied than he ever used any such
language or any lahoaaue conveying
any such meanino,n Mr.. Garrison
states. THE phrase quoted in Homo
lulu was "saturnine pleasure
2. Mr.. Taft said that Governor Har-
irison gave it out that he did not
careg for American advice and only
wished to confer with Filipinos.e
Z u do not believe that Mr.. Harri-
son ever made any such statement
Secretary Garrison replies. Il do not
believe that Mr.. Taft has any authori-
tative basis for stating that Mr.. Har-
rison ever gave out such statement"
8. Mr.. Taft conveyed the impression
that Governor Harrison had thrown
over the civil service for political pur-
poses.
! Secretary Garrison denies this state
ment in detail and shows by statistics
that the present headssof divisions Of
the Harrison administration have 'av.
eraged as long Or longer periods sof
service IN the Philippinesisland than
under any previous administration. .
He adds that he knows of only three
Americans who were taken 20 the ISL
ands by Governor Harrison to I'LL re-
sponsible positions.
Under no other administrator"
Secretary Garrison continues, were
SO few persons taken from the United
States and placed in responsible posi-
tions in the Philippine islands; and
under no other administration was
less partisanship injected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16
WlJDAN HEARING
CLOSED TODAY
Case Against Revolutionary
Leader Hinges on Mean
ingof Word HCh0o"

The hearing in the case of Col.-gen.
Wudan, who was charged with being
an anarchist, was concluded today at
the Federal Immigration Station with
the cross examination OF the prin-
cipal witnesses. The testimony given
during the hearing will be forwarded
to the Bureau Of Immigration at Wash.
ington for decision.
The charge against Wudan was
based On an article In a Chinese pub
lication where Wudan was supposed
to have used the expression 4choo,'
in connection with Yuan Shih-Kai, rul-
er Of China. Rev. Kong Yin Tet, pas.
tor Of the Chinese Episcopal church,
was the interpreter during the hear
ing, and his testimony today was that
the expression "choo" had many
meanings and might be used to mean
ito kilr' or ito eject" a person.
General Wudan was placed on the
stand and stated that he had not used
the term ito kill" but had meant his
Interpretation of '-choo" as to over.
throw the form Of government. He
stated that when the Chinese use the
word kill" that a knife is placed be-
side; the character used.
r. w. Breckons, counsel for the de.
Tense. asked Rev. Mr.. Tet as to the
different Interpretations of the word
s'choo." The interpreter testified that
the word had many meanings and
might be used to signify ito kill ito
slash" or TO eject" On cross exam
ination he stated that an educated
person might use the expression
''choo' as meaning to overthrow gov.
ernfnent to abolish or wipe out any.
thing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16

sTAR-eeLLErIN GIVES YOU
InnA>1--us TODAY.
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NEW YoRk-sRookLyN
POSTAL CHIEFS OUT

!. WASHINGTON, d. C.--Postmaster
General Bufleson has conferred with
President Wilson over appointments
of postmasters at New York and
Brooklyn The term of E. M. Nor
gan, postmaster at New York, exr
pires December "A. and w. E. Kelly,
postmaster of Brooklyn, resigned to
become county clerk Representative
Fitzgerald has recommended p. j.
Cleary for the Brooklyn, Office, but it
is said at the postoffice department
that be win not get the Place 'for de-
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VERDICT EXPECTED IN
USURY CASE LATE TODAY

The case of John VivichaFes, in
dicted by the territorial grand jury on
IA charges of usury, went to trial In
Circuit Judge Ashford's court today,
and a verdict was expected late this
afternoon. The witnesses for the
prosecution were Manuel Barboza,
Abraham Kawaihoa, Eddie Hopkins
George Fuller and Theodore Cooper
while those for the defense were Vivi-
cf1aves and w. L. Peterson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16

Union Pacific Railroad earnings for
October showed the greatest gains Of
recent years In gross and net revenues
|or that month. Gross Increase was
|I.o7l.100 and the net $4,000.
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VESSELS TO AND
Especial Wireless TO Msrchants'
Exchanae.)
FROM THE ISLANDS

SYDNEY-Sailed,t Dec 10, S. S. So
mona, for Honolulu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. IA, S.
S. Tampico for Honolulu.
PORT iTOWNSEND-Arriyed, Dec.
16, schooner Robert Levers, hence
Nov. IL.
wILdlAPAg HARBOR-Arrived, Dec.
Is, schooner Columbia from 1Ahu.
KIM Nov. IL. , gag
SAN FRANCISC0-Sa Dec. Is,
1 p. an, s. S.iWilhelmina for Homo.
lulu. . Mot as, reported before.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16

Charles McCnesney of Pittsbure.
who pleaded guilty to tampering with
ballot boxes at the September primar-
les, was sentenced to nine months
Imprisonment and fined $3.50.
Statistics have shown that Ameri-
can telephone operators answer calls
two seconds quicker than their English
cousins.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07

There viii Be : moving van baek =
10 the door OF the dsmocrstie -
minissration one Of these days ~
former Secretary Of Ssats Bryan's
old desk will mot Be the only Dtscs
OF furniture hustled into e.
The united States has lost five
doctors and ten nurses in the tyDhus
fight in Serbia Il ts related tAat
many Of the men In the hosDitals
were 20 grateful to our people for
the great services rendered that
they frequently gave them ~ toksa
OF gratitude their uniforn bataoas
and officers cut off their stars anA
chevrons and placed them in their
hands.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07
s.l,o-. rro..e- L....r.

Last Sunday afternoon Fort Lyoa
iourneyed TO Lamar and took
the scalp OF that oreanisation with
out any particular effort by . scors
OF IL to :. The game vas never h
doubt from the very beginning. HIM.
for Lamar. Vas Wild and ineffective.
which. coupled With bad outfield ef-
rors. allowed runs to come over the
plate in the first four innings LIT
tier succeeded him. but the Sailors
we're not to be denied and proceeded
to hammer his shoots also- On the
other hand. Reneii was very effsc-
tive. and hacked up With good sup
port. vas never in danger
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07
i.-s--,s.s s.,.' c,.a..

c. J. Atkinson. executive secretary
o: the Boys Club Federation Of IL
Caited States. With offices In Nev
York. uas In this city Tuesday aad
spent the afternoon and evening vis-
itirs the Boys Club here.
Mr. Atkinson Vas en- route 10
California to attend the sxposittoss.
and uas visiting the various Boyy'
Ciues Of the federation while -
route. He ies, Wednesday mosntas
for Pueblo. Colombo Springs aA1
psaver TO spend several days -
fore opss,s sins his journey to CALI
fornia-
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07
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n. - foeGscA OoS cow ~
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ing the noaiAty meeting ce IL u
rrrscrs q IL rrss Nasssaal DaAk-
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stvs1 b - JuasA ~ Ws1nas1nn
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Dcrs. eic~sAG ~ scoe cnssatntso.
deais ~hsek vfil soos be srssgAi 70
. nnai ternisassca-
n~ Miss Nate Jordan. E1i,ss
Bsessi ane Esselia Accas,<y. VIE
iefs kefe . fe~ weeks ago 20 atts-t
the summer tern Of the state rsaoh-
sn' College as cr<s<y. eartsai~e
fros that iesssss,sc. last FrsAay als
r~c~.vee STATE c~rstaofex. Ms
Bsekei ane Mis Mccasi<y are sssA
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07

4 wrong has no rixh,..
JOHN c. o'LEARY

A wrong has no rights.
Mars average age is about thirtv-
thrse years.
Every big excursion is surehsrsed
With danger and excitement.
Last year there were $4,000 pat
ents taken out In Washington.
-
The United States Supreme court
b IN eighth wonder OF the world TO
the people OF Europe.
We have often wondered where
Dante would place Kaiser Bill II he
we're visiting the Inferno today.
The present collision with Ger
man imperialism is perfectly naiur-
q. AnElo-saxon. are individual
lists
Commerce" said Emerson. COR
sists In carrying things from where
they are picntitui to where they arr
needed"
pemocraeies and Institutions like
the Standard oil Company cannot
thrive side ey side, One or the
other must 60.
Our idea Of piffie:
Pr0ft chAs. wallace is noe tryins
to prove ,ha, Shakespeare ran
brewery al s;ratfora.
-
The rA.rnoani philosopher says:
II. Unit~S States ~tii ee trans
fcrneS ey proh,sit;ou. II ~e desire
peaee ~e sin have to sssht fer IL.
like every ether soce thing.
fsaaf Try &c ~ . str>nag EAR
Tue ehAnssos athlete o.,ez dies
yuars BE q nceerate. eczsisssat
eAySEes; - sxercfs<. .--Csstee
States psvsrsn.as 90 Health.
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csne< States for Tie mrs; tine To
snasvess the s-,1y 81 Fr~ss<sss LIN
ecla srcG the capitol 10 sV=issesae.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07


The success OF the Beers In clear
ing German Southwest Africa OF all
the German forces IL an indication
Of English colonial methods. Ger
many. which would rule the world,
could not pAcify AlsAce-Lorraine in
forty years. II ID TO laugh.
Pertinent questions:
10 IL night to have ar Infinite sup
ply Of coal over In our mountains
and allow Il TO be doled out 10 bits
like sugar loaves At good stiff
price by . private corporation'
Where are ~e now. Mr.. Ccnduc-
tor"
I'VE will be in Boston within half
an hour. SIR"
''At that rate l guess had better
put away this novel and start read
ing Plato"
Popular faiiicies:
That the world owes US = living.
II often beErudees us even place
to die.
That = democracy canno; wage
var effectively.
That a monarchy Is . better sys-
TEN OF government than a republic.
Sayings Of great men:
hold that II the Almighty Gcd
ever made . r~t Of men that should
DO all OF the eating ane none Of the
~ork. He would have made them
With mouths and no hands: and II
He had ever made another class that
He Intended should DO all the work
and none o. the eating He would
have made them Without mouths
and With all harts-AerAham Lin
coin.
When I die wish Ia sie~p
whsr~ the prairie. roll like q bill
With the Arkansas ri,vr at my f~~t
rse e-oas;s o. the ~ss; for ny
ssiios.
wsez ] die .iss to sie~p
wA.rv sines siii ehA.t In plain
tive trve,e
An< the seAn siil f,e~ from Neeo's
o's- the nesne o: . social r~sei-
kAss<; Rsn sas oeev Aske< bio
epsAscz es vcE<es ssfsrass- -
tesss sisAsas 70 initiate his ersas
psvsssype. jsnD cs>as. - vas -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07

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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07

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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07

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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-07

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