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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-24
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3 Reports q

The charge Of obtaining goods under
false pfetenses against Hiram Kahele
was nonsuitec in the district court
this morning. KaheIe is said to have
effected aisettIsment ont OF court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-24

E. George. charged with operating
an automobile while under the influ.
ence of Intoxicating liquor, has been
given until March 20 to plead to the
allegation made by the traffic Off
GERS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-24
.OlhIA

The territorial grand jury VIII meet
tomorrow afternoon AZ 2 o'clock
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81. r. & A. NJ,
special third degree, tonight at 7:so
O'Clock
Eagles hold their regular meeting
this evening in Pythian Hall; import,
ant business. 49,. ...s j.
A smoker Will be given at the car
house tonight, by the Transit EN-.
ployes' BENEFIT Association.
The Hospital Flower society will
hold its annual meeting in the Library
of Hawaii tomorrow morning at half.
past zen o'clock. Il
Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott will discuss Amer
ica's neutrality in the present war at
the Y. NJ. c. A: tomorrow night. The
meeting will be open to all who wish
to come. =
N. Yan1aguchi. sporting editor of the
Hawaii Hoehi, was a passenger on the
Wilhelmina this morning bound for
the mainland. He Will enter Washing.
ton state university.
/, Lorenzo Filio, Porto Rican accus-
ed Of procuring, was found guilty by
jury in Judge Ashfcrd's court yes
terday. :. was Filio's second trial, the
first resulting in a disagreement.
No further jury trials will be held
iri the criminal division of the first
circuit court until Monday; April 5,
and Judge Ashford has excused all
jurors from service until that date.
After lodge tomorrow evening; Paef
fic Rebekah Lodge No. will give an
''at nome in honor of the twenty.
seventh anniversary of the lodge. All
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows are invit.
ed to attend.
Child welfare workers will meet in
the parish house of the Central Union
church tonight to discuss the sub
ject, Welfare of Our Children :"
AIuOuS the bpcdhcTS VIII UO JuuSO
Whitney Of the Juvenile court, DR.. Al.
F. jackson and Dr. Doremus Scudder.
Contracts" will be the subject of
the discussion by Judge A. d. Lar
mach at his class in Business Law"
at the Y. nj. C. A. tonight There will
be an opportunity for new students to
join the class this evening. The lee
ture commences at seven-forty-fiye
O'Clock. .. ~.
animals Have known" will be-
the subject OF an illustrated lecture by
Miss Alice Park at the Palama GYM
nasiun tomorrow. night. Stories will
be told for the children and 80 slides.
Of animals and their ,haunts will be
thrown on the screen. The lecture is
under the supervision of the humane
society It VIII Be freet3
To repair and make alterations on
the Luf7alilo property at Makili and
Lunaliio Streets Circuit Judge Whit
ney has granted Helen A. Cushing
ham. guardian of Helene, A. and Irene
N. Holt, authority to mortgage the es-
tate for $4,000. Tiles estate is that of
the late w C. Lunaiilo or King Luna.
lilo.
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AND MRS. MILLER
GIVEN SEW EN- MONTHS

John yeasy, formerly private in
the 18th Infantry, and Rachel Miller
were found guilty OF statutory offense
by a federal jury today and sentenced
to seven months in the Oahu prison.
Mrs. Miller is also charged with
committing perjury at her hearing be
fore Commissioner Curry when the
case first came before the authoFi-
ties. Her trial on the latter charge
will be held Friday morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-24

WSohucSos i sOn0
to three doctors
about it and they did
not help her any.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound had been Of
great benefit to me,
50 I decided to have
her give it q trial.
She has taken FIVE
bottles Of the Vege-
table COMPOUND ac-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-24
SPEGHIEf
REDUCED ITEMS
OF MERCHANDISE

q. r. Ehiers q Company are offer
ing, at greatly reduced prices, line
Of children's gowns and princess slips
In sizes 2 to r.; also ladies' boudoir
caps at Exceptionally low prices. Sec
ond floor.-Adv
Evening star., 1915-04-04

WE dsdicang our business success to The
Wv Furniture sell the less will have because
increased buying decreased permitting still
tor still greater the
And here's fact wish to fix firmly In your mind
while we are steadily lowering guaranteed Furniture
surely and steadily raising the standard of quality better
goods all the for less That's
customers squarely and satisfactorily always
In modern business perhaps the effective single agent
liberal Credit The and happiness
be materially enhanced by framing
Credit Plan have carefully
ambitions OF who seeks the and lux
OF home keeping with the of the When
cred making purchases here
by the that
happiness And when credit
home the goods get belong and the of death claim
u De made tor balance that still be due That's home
ance worth whlle-insurance worth considering
Our quest tor does with offering the
and share profit valuable and useful premiums
when purchases reach Besides the Din
Set given with cash credit $780, the
Silver Service with $4,000 purchases there
premiums that we shall be glad to tell you about
All that has been said should you that this is YOUR
storeh that steadily
ests where those make Won
provide Furniture needs with pleasure profit no
forrnaties Furnshine
of
tlon You yourself
So belt.
Evening star., 1915-04-04

DOR sixty the southeast of Seventh and
streets has been the Furniture selling of this
Twelve years ago the Hub Furniture Company with
salesmen succeeded Mr. Wash Williams
Busne Location
dozen years of modern methods based modern thought
and have resulted the business and establishment of
the Greater Hub Furniture Companyhe
equipped exclusively this the
It truthfuy stated that this the store that baqQ1s
built From the The Hub determined reduce the
Furnishing home with and dependable and
Buying ostmanu-
facturers everywhere the best and goods the lowest
with business This by
load lots and entire factory the behind the ndeng
Prices that continually winning greater
Hub.
Time and The Hub has put the necessities and uxures
for the home within the everybody
underselng values that have revouoned selling
profit home life
home-makng homelovng of Washington
The steady and substantial growth of The Hub and
mos and completely establishment favor
with which such efforts have been received.
However, what has been ancient history now It's todav
and tomowhe and future that really yworhw
daily demonstrations that the real undis
puted leaders selling
Furniture) at Underseling
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Burglars Killed
Restaurant Man
and woEmbLoyes
nY AssocIATED pREes

New YORK. April 6.-Otto linn. a
restaurant keeper and two Of his em-
pioyes, porter and a cook were killed
early today IN zinn's restaurant sup
pesedly By burglars Zinn and his wife
who slert over the restaurant we're
awakened By crash down stars and
The proprietor went down 60 investl-
gate when he failed 20 return hia
wife called a policeman who found
the restaurant keeper and his two EN-
ployes in the cellar.
In the cellar was found also e safe
which had been moved from place on
the floor above and evidently thrown
down stairs. II had not been broken
open.
Beside the dead men lay three
bloody cleaners with which the burg
lers had battered IN their victims heads
The police found also a revolver and a
set Of burglar tools
There was evidence that the MUIR
derers had secreted themselves Ia the
cellar after eating a meal In the res-
taurnnt At first they had tried un-
successfully 20 cat through the floor
under the safe then went downstairs
after the place closed and rolled the
safe into the cellar The porter and
cook had been surprised and killed
when they came down 90 get coal
The tWo employees we're Roman Held.
porter and stephen BovorisSy. cook.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Zeppelin Is Nor
Satisfied W. His
Arshibs Handled
BY ASSOCIATED PREss

Romanshorn, Switzerland. April a.
tvia Paris. April 6.-Count Zoppe-
lin is not satisfied with the manner la
which his airshIps are being handled
tie recently called together his engin-
eers and the captains at Friedrichsha-
fen and criticised them on several
scores.
The count said the fun power 81 the
Zeppelins had not been employed and
that longer raids than any made here
tofore were possible. He also said
there was too much 81 a disposition Go
await favorable weather conditions. re
believed an attack on London and the
lower Thames had been delayed un-
necessarily.
The count Is also understood to have
criticised his captains for retreatiue
from the hostile airmen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Persistent Peace
Rumors Refuse TO
Do ON Entirely
Rr AssocIATrp 49,

Rome. April Sin spite of various
official denials from the belllgerent
nations thai preliminary steps have
been taken 70 conclude peace. especial
ly hy Austria and Turkey without con-
sulting Germany, the report that D3avid
Pasha, Turkish minister o. finance,
who now Is in Switzerland Is on a peace
mission finds credence here.
Il Is pointed out that Diadiv paaha
was one ~ the first Turkish ENJOYS
20 undertake az Ouchy. Switzerland.
the conclusion n an ftalo- Turkish peace
and taat ~ conducted his preliminary
negotiations b. roundabout methods
through neutral diplomats While he
has denied emphatically that he is az
present engaged ga a similar mission.
10 "a considered here that this denial
should not BE- taken too seriously be
cause he scarcely could admit a. this
time that his government seeks a ces-
sntion ~ aosfil.tiea Similar denials
were made BY him wkhcn hc first un-
dertook the task Of bringing about an
agreement between Italy and Turkey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
NEW CHAMPION
TAKING THINGS
EASY AFTER MILL
CITIZENS OF HAVANA PRESENT
GOLD WATCH TO WILLARD
JOHNSON SLIPS AWAY FROM
CAMP TO WATCH COUNTING OF
RECEIPTS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Havana, April s.-Havana today was
fast resuming It's customary aspect
after the intrusion yesterday upon its
normal life of the excitement ana en-
thusiasm incidental 20 the passing OF
the worlds heavyweight championship
from Jack Johnson 20 Jess Willard
Tonight the citizens of Havana are
planning 10 give the new champion a
public reception and present him with
q gold watch. Spectators. tourists. and
Eight promoters are leaving as fast as
facilities offer; the principals are also
impatiently waiting 70 be or. and thu
great fight rapidly Is becoming past
history.
The men most interested in the bat
tie took little part In the general cello
bration % Il last night willard spent
the early evening sightseeing with
friends from Kansas. after which no
had dinner and went to eed early. The
promoters were az the race track un-
til long after midnight counting the
gate receipts The onicial total Is not
yet known but there is rssson 90 be-
lieve Il exceeds $4,000. The silver
coins of al denominations taken in al
the race track are piled up in barrels.
and along side OF them are stacks Of
bills.
Johnson Was last.
The mystery OF Johnsou's dlsap-
peaFance now = explained lie went
- the race track 70 see the gate money
counted. although ne had no financial
interest IN the receipts and AZ the same
time "a keep away from visitors. The
absence 81 the negro from his house
last night Ted 20 wild rumors that
ne was in = hospital seriously injured
and that he had gone into hiding q
avoid United States detectives who
were said 20 - after him for infrac.
ton n the federal statutes. Willard
and his promoters and supporters viii
leave here "Wednesday for Key West
on their way north, Johnson accom-.
/ panied ~ his wife and some friends
expects % leave the latter part 81 tn
week FOR the French Island % Martin
/ iaue. ia the West Indias.
More than 900 persons. tourists
/ aght spectators. and others now II
/ Havana expect 90 make their way q
Key West during the next tao days
Boats and trains viii II taxed 70 ca
/ pacity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Conducting An
Interesting Service

Mo1ne NnnrfEh church. colored. %
carrying out a very interesting pro-
gram this week. on Monday night
the last Of Easter exercises were held
when a splendid program was rendered
~ the young people ard able adj
dresses were delivered by Rev. W. NJ
Banks and Rev O. n Joshua. tho
pastor. A leading feature was tina
music ny the Mount Moriah choir,
which IN one OF the bsxyt in the city.
Tonight there win be n quotation
contest entertainment Two prizes win
es given. the first prise for the quota
ton setting forth in the most vivid.
manner a great viTtue. or a greaa
principle. or a great character. or De-
prize win ~ given for the funniest
quotation.
The following wesl-iCnown persons
win enEago In the program touights
G. II. Redd. A. u Leonard. NJ. Abdok-
kada. VIM. Anderson. e. r. McFariin.
n. Simon. AZ. Morris. ~ l. ManiEaulE
L. oisgew. thu last four named ara
prominent women teachers I'm the cttS,
schools.
This church ~ pleased to announoa
that u is now having the active SER
vices OF Aaron Brown who fiila a ma.
tionai position in the Zion connection.
but is pleased 60 assist In local woFlc
whenever he can. The public - invited
20 attend the services tonight.
A number OF white persons have
shown much interest in this church.
Separate seats will be arranged for
them tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
DR.. II. NJ. GINSBERG
HAS LOCATED HERE

Dr. r. NJ Ginsberg. graduate -
the University OF Georgia. and vho
studied for four years ~ John Hon
kins University AZ Baltimore. where
No attained his degree. IL opening orr
ces az 3o8-3eB Brent building
In addition % his other experience
DR.. Ginsberg was surgical inferno az
the Lane hospital san Francisco. for
nearly two years, and for the past
three years has nrneticsd surgery az
Birmingham. In that city Re was
visiting surgeon % the Hilman hos
pitaI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

gin, according 10 Mr. Wells notion.
Bill Mapoles. otherwise knowu as
the representative from Walton. Is here
again and he has not forgotten any OF
bis ideas as 10 what kind OF shoes
F1oridians should wear The Original
BIZ" Or the house. a. he fuhs him
self, doesn't wan 20 see Florida people
wear anything but what ne calls pure
shoes when they pay good money FOR
foot wear. lie thinks that there should
/ be- IN force la Florida a law which
would prohibit the sato OF anything
but q pure shoe. unless the shoes are
marked when they are marked in &C.
cordance 20 Bus idea Of an impure
SHOW.
Representative Mapoles hopes 90 get
/ his bin on the calendar 40 the earliest
/ possible moment lie thinks that FIo-
4 ridians would - wearing pure shoes"
Z now were "a not for the fact that he
( was rather late in starting his cam
paign 20 purify footwear in this state
+ too late last session.
sUFFRAGlsTs ON HAND.
I Advocates ~ equal privileges 70 wo-
men are here On able numbers 20 press
I their claims on the Legislature no
T sooner than the machinery ~ the as
i semhlv viii have been regulated and
4 On good working order. They hope %
/ have submitted 20 the voters ~ Flor-
+ ida constitutional amendment giving
Il the women % Florida the same rights
as men AZ the polls.
u The president ~ the Florida Equal
II Franchise League and several other
+. officers and able neutenants reached
N Tallahassee early Monday morning to
/ he present FOR the assembling OF the
n legislative body and 90 begin their e.
forts 20 have the amendment they are
II advocatinE submitted without loss III
time.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
Another matter that viii be brought
70 the early attention OF the men who
comprise the present legislature Will
- the proposition 20 submit the ausa-
ton II prohibition 20 a state vote Ad-
v0catea 81 prohibition are expected "a
arrive n large numbers during the lat
ter part Of this week. when q monster
demonstration under their auspices
win he held II = claimed in certain
quarters of the opposition that The
matter viii not BE- submitted 20 a vote
this time They claim that 4 majority
- the senate g. opposed to such ac-
tion and that no matter how the housa
sees u th upper branch win not take 4
favorable position.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS
AZ the Isia.

~ kNe A4t3s
Today the lists presents instailment
number four Of the Black BOX. en-
titled "An Old drudge Quest re-
oelves a message from the chief Of
police that McDousai has jumped eas
train whilst on his way % prison.
Quest. Laura and Lenora start on the
sim hunt 70 gain information a. 70
McDouwars whereabouts.
Laura L. disguised as man and
Lenora follows Quest 60 the inspector
~ the police. Mrs Rhelnboldt arrives
% identity her Jewels
Many startling and thrilling scenes
follow rapidly one after the ether.
Meanwhile. everte are shaping rap
idly in the city. The professor and
his servant so % Quests house. ar
irving at the same time e. the pretty
salvation Army fdrl who comes Tor
her check and decides Co wait 20 thank
Quest in person for Ms generous gift
10 the cause ~ charity. She sits talk
ing 90 the professor IN the study. while
craig and the secretary chat IN the
hall
after some time the professor says
ne must keep an appointment and
leaves with Craig shortly after their
departure. the RiTl decides that she
too must SO. and tells the secretary
she will return some other day Ga
thank Quest The secretary f. charmed
BY the glrFs appearance and engages
her incarceration.
"rricked. & Domino tw0-part drama
Tom and sid Hart are brothers. SD
marrfes q wealthy woman and rises
into society He refuses 10 help MS
widowed mother sid has his brother
arrested Edna forces Sid 20 tele-
/ phone the police generating his
brother she informs him that his
wife Is on bis way 70 the nat and thai
4 II he dces not do aH she comma nds
sho viii expose his double life 20 his
wife SID Hart telephones the police
/ that ne has made mistake about
/ THE check. The wife arrives whils
/ Edna Is secreted behind some curtains
I The wife goes 60 examine the rooms
and Edna leaves 20 Join Tom. while Std
/ is forced 20 explain q his wife that he
/ has furnished the fiat as a present
/ 60 her on her forthcoming birthday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

didn't think Jess could do e. I didrre
think he had a chance I'm tho world
Johnson must have gone back very
much. II he was helf the man ne was
when no met ferries he would have
pushed Wiliardrs facs all over Cuba.
willard win hold the tisie for a long
time. Re is the best Of tile whole flock
% .wfrfte nop~g and tfsoro ~ none In
sight VINO can beat him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

Tolay for the last time strenuous
Pauline" VIII appear on the screen
~ the Bonita IN the great serial Per
d Of Pauline" n Is the 20th ard
final episode n which the villain gets
hts just deserts. and love triumphs
over ala Vaccinations or Pauilnes had
uncle No matter how exciting any
~ the preeeding chapters may have
been they are sunday school picnics
compared with this thrilling last epi-
sode shown a the bonita today Be-
sides this film q four reel. all star fea-
ture. Thou shalt Not" viii be also
exhibited, and the two features to-
gother viii combine % show that viii
compare favorably with anything ever
offered here
Tomorrow another serial comes 20 a
practical close The Clutching Hand. I"
the master criminal who baffled police
and the great detective Craig Ken
nedy for 80 long. win be exposed in
the 18th episode ~ The Exploits 81
Elaine 4 viii be 4 big surprise FOR
the many who haze eagerly been
awaiting this important chapter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
TRAIN STRUCK
N. CLOPTON AND
DEATH RESULTS
WELL KNOWN WHITE MAN re.
SIDING NEAR couLpiNG MET
HORRIBLE FATE WHILE NEAR
CHALK FACTORY.

Milton Clopton. white. q we'll known
resident Of the Gouiding neighborhood.
was run over and killed. II is thought
by northbound train No E. near the
chalk factory. about II o'clock last
night and his body was removed to
the undertaking parTors q r. r. Pou.
a. an early hour this morning n Was
thought he was walking along the rail-
road track and was struck b. the fast
train.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Jln coFFEV SEEKS
FIGHT WITH WILLARD

New York. April sThs question
which the various c0ntsnders for the
heavyweight championship would be
the nrst 20 persuade Jess willard 20
defend his title was the chief aublect
discussed in New York sporting circles
today. That there viii be no lack %
effort 20 induce willard - fight in
New YORK was indicated by the fact
the q guarantee of at5.09o was offered
by Billy Gibson. manager q Jim CIfey
FOR a ten round bout with willard IN
Madison square Garden some time in
May.
Bob FItxsimmons was among those
who expressed pleasure az WIZARDS
victory.
II arm as glad as I can = that the
title came back 70 the white race" be
said. IL arm really surprised because I
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
NEW SUITS FILED.

The following new suit was FLED
yesterday IN the ofIlce 81 the clerk 81
the circuit court
". r. Wales Tor the use ~ the T..
Bear Co vs.. w II. Kilhee. eioctment:
Watson q Paseo. attorneys for plain
tin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
WHITE MAN WITH BLACK LIVER.

The Liver 10 a blood purifier n was
thought AZ one time Il was the aeat
~ the passions. The trouble with most
people "a that their Liver becomes
black because OF impurities In the
blood due 20 bad physical states,
causing BihouHneaa. Headache. DIG
illness and Constipation. Or Kings
New Life pills vii clean up the Liver
and give you new life. CSC. az your
Druggist. (advB
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

n suffered from Kidney alinant FIR
two years" writes NLrA NJ A. Bridges.
Robinson. Miss. Il commenced taking
Felsy Kidney pills about ten months
ago. am 81 years OF aKe and feel
like . fs-year-oid girl Foley Kidney
Pills invtgorate weak and deranged
Kidneys. relieve pachnche. rheumatism
and bladder troubia DfAiemberte's
Pharmacy. fAdN.b
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
NEW SHOE REPAIR
SHOP OPENS HERE

Y. 81 Tribhle has opened a new
shoe repair shop az Number $ East
Intendencia street
Mr. Trlbhie j. q shoe man Of wide
experience. having been associated
with the Boston shoe shop ever since
Il vas opened Ga Pensacola lie has
made many friends In this city who
predict success for him In hts new
venture
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Our @J,rnEV- oHsr-rhis and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
alp. enclose with five cents % Foley
A Co. Chicago, Ill. writing your name
and address clearly You win receive
in return a trial package containing
Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound. f5r
coughs, colds and Group. Foley kid
ney pills. and Foley cathartic Tablets.
uAlembeFte'a Pharmacy. (Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
SUPREME COURT UPHoLps
SOUTH CAROLINA STATUTE

washington. Aprii b--The South
Carolina statue providing FOR licensing
of Insurance. companies was upheld to-
day ~ the supreme court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

7 =. Jones Roothe Ark. writes. II
had a severe case OF kidney trouble
and could do no work az all Foley
kidney Pills Strengthened me out az
once The same story iR told hy
thousands of others weak back. rheu-
matism kidney and bladder troubles
Yield quickly. safe and effective.
DAlemberte's Pharmacy. tAdvD