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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
sllI0ANS TAKING
COAST CLOTHES
HONE With THEN

Civilization sartoriai effect on the
group of Salnoans who went through
here early in the year to the San
Francisco exposition to be "a part of
the Samoa exhibit WIS very married
when the party stopped here today on
the. Niagara, going home again. -,
When they were bound for the coast
most of the delegation of men and
women wore pink .bFeech-clcuts and
skirts, and not mucha.4se. When they
gathered on the Niagara's deck this
afternoon as the boat sailed the eff
feet was startling.
Some OF the men wore trousers and
coats, nother had a brilliant shirt and
necktie, and others wore regular"
clothes of the latest style Only one
had remained faithful to his native
costume, a bright pink sash-skirt ef-
feet, worn sans socks or shoes. The
women 'alsb wore waists and skirts
purchased in the exposition city.
The party had hard luck in San
Francisco, according to the ships Of
tfcers Two or three'o of them, not used
10 the chill of the bay city, contracted
pneumonia and died. Others returned
to Samoa after short stay. The
faithful returning today were haWrp
however, and sang Samoan songs with
great charm
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MODERN system |
0FElIGAII0g
UP FOR ROAST
Dc. II Da williams, New Iill:
Principal, Tells Ad Club
Some OF His Ideas

"A familiar idea Is often expressed
II the following FAMILIAR manner
said Or. h d. Williams, new prihcl-
pal Of Mills school in his1tall before
8be Ad club at their luncheon today,
shat the American sri is woef1li,
nneducated. but that the consoling
thing TO femonber IS that the Amer
lean boy will never find It out But
there IL one class or people who do
find II ous inevitably and that Is the
American businessmen The hardest
comment that can be passed upon our
educational system Is chat so many
keen minded men of affairs have
found that IL turns out inefficient men
and wonien.
Il think can point out one rea.
son for this fact. and this Is that our
educators have been proceeding to.
wards falsa ideals and on q false the
Dry The teach their students to
think that the brain Is simply large
muscle and that anything which is
good Cor d muscle is good for the
brain Consequently we have q lot,
of subjects I'm our cursicnlnnis which.
are simply hard TO learn and produce
no practical dement's after the stu.
Gent has passed our into the world
OF affairs We must admit now and
fofever that the mind is not by any
means mere muscle.
We must remember that the Old idea
TINT we can pour facts into the mind
-. ~ 49,. ~ ~, - fs,&3 ~. 4t,,, rS,. .
mere sake Of storing. is an exploded
theory. What the world demans Is
action, and tBtored up ideas are not
action. II we want to make good citi-
zens In our schools we must teach the
youth IN the first place to think hard
and accurately and all the time; In
the second place we must teach him
10 act hard and all the time, and in
the third place, End perhaps most
important Of all, We must teach him
70 appreciate life. As an old negro
put II once, I'VE must turn out men
who Ecan unscrew the unscrutabie.'
i am new to Hawaii, and L don't |
want to try to tell you what Is wrong |
with the way in which things are con.
Quoted here. but ] may mention one |
fact which Is trne the world over. and |
that is that If you want to advertise
your country effectively with an idea
OF bringing in the right sort of new
settlers, you must advertise your
schools and you must have schools |
which an. worthy of advertising. /
Investments in public schools are
sure to bring future savings in police
work and in, the amounts expended
for charity.
When received the call to come
down here and take the position as
head Of Mills school I was glad to acL
cept for two reasons. In the first
place 1tsaw that there was big work
to be done here in teaching the 'Orien-
tai population what are the needs of !
American citizenship. The large ORR
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TO Joffre's order the commanders
Ct the French regiments added that
Joffre's efforts demanded from the
soldiers that. they should finish the
Whole war at once and equally.
An order from the commanders of
the English guard division has been
found telling the soldiers, On the
coming battle depends the fate OF COM
ing British generations
n'German headquarters says that
Jofre's and the English order prove
how little true is the enenyis preten-
SIGN now that II was not intended to
continue the attack which began on
September %, and which WIS stopped
by the Germans. The object Of the
attack says German Headquarters.
was to drive the Gersnans from,
French soil but the result was that
en- a front $40 kilometers long, In one
place of % kilometers and In another
or II tkilometers, the first German Iine
was pressed into the second line,
which Is by no means the last line
And this was accomplished not by the
achievements OF the attack
ing English but by a successful sur
prise resulting from an attack with
gas. " 4
Allies Losses Huge.
According 10 conservative esti-
mates the French losses In dead and
and prisoners amounted 10
i30, 900 and the English losses '60, 900.
The German losses were not one-fifth
Of tiiis number. .tfsf 4
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MorHiu6 or


Trading sluriped to one deal on
change this morning, marking the
quietest session for several weeks, a
session enlivened only by the an
nouncement of an extra dividend on
Onomea, payable on October 90 with
the regular monthly 20 cent dividend.
The extra dividend is per cent, or
80 cents share, and with the regu-
lar disbursement of 90 cents makes
81 per share payable on that date, a
total of $4,000 for the company's
shareholders.
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HOOSER POETS
BIRTHDAY WILL
MMBRATn
Oahu Schools to Have Reading
OF James Whitcomb RiIey's
i Poems Tomorrow

3 All over the schools Of Oahu 70
morrow the poems Of James Whitcomb
Riley will be read TO the pupils In
aeeordaqce with the request OF Sec
sfetary OF the Interior Lane, that q
nations wide commemoration be had
IN the schools on the Hoosier poets
birthday, the children OF the Oahu
institutions will hear some Of the
verse that has made Jim" Riley per-
laps tile bestowed poet OF this or the
last american generation. - 4"
= Il am sorry we had not time TO get
the news OF this plan to the schools
. pf all the territory after it came by
Associated Press despatch, said sSu-
perintendent or Instruction Kinney
Today. However, on Oahu In most IL
not all OF the schools poem or sew.
cral poems win be read. re-.
Supervising Principal James C. Da.
Wis has been busy for the last day or.
Two Informing the school teachers oE
the plan and asking them to cooper.
ate In observing it. / know that On
this Island Riieys birthday will be-
kwldely observed.
want TO commend the StarBulle.
tins choice of poems as printed yes
terday, The Used-to-Be,' and Little
Marjorie Though personally am
very foitd OF Riley's dialect poems, III
realize that the pure dicti0n Is much
more desirable IN our schools. where
one Of the problems is presented by
The mixture OF dialects"
he Star.B Bulletin was informed to-
day Of a number of the schools which
have made definite arrangements FOR
the recital 0f poems by Riley tomor-
row.
AZ the Territorial Normal school the
teachers are going TO give wide va
.riety Of the Hoosier genius's verse. |
The poems as published IN the Star
Bulletin were merely as suggestions |
IN case teachers did not have ready |
10 hand any Riley books or individuai
poems 4 IS quite proper for indiyidu.
al choice OF poems 10 be made.
AnnouilcenAent WIS sent out BY the /
Central Grammar school today that9l
the upper grades tomorrow win OBJ
serve the birthday OF the Indiana poet
with APPROPRIATE exercises
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
BASEBALL AT THE CLARION

The Clarion, Fort and Hotel streets.
viii again furnish its patrons and
friends in general bulletin service
on the world baseball championship
series beginning Friday. The Clarion
has made arrangements for a special
service which viii bring the score in
inning by inning and will keep the
fans posted up to the minute. For
the last few years the Clarion's base
ball service each fall has been a fea
tire much commended for its enter
prise.
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VESSELS iT0 AND, sn1.-
FROM THE ISLANDS
-, ; |'s~
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exct1snpe.)

BALBOA-Arrived Oct. :, 6. {. Ken
tuckian, from Hilo ScUt 1G.
SAN ,FRANClSCO-Arrived, Sept %
Sch. Defender, from Hama, Aug. p
Arrived, Oct. s. 2:%A M, s. S
M"7rhuris. hence Sept 81.
Sailed, Oct. 6, p. m. S S. Nat
soma for Honolulu.
Sailed. Oct. 6, p. m, L. S. A. T.
Sheridan. for Honolulu
Arrived, o.: 6, Bark 4. P. R!thet,
from Mahukona, Sept. II.
Arrived, Oct 6, p. NJ. S. s. Lur,
line, hence Sept. q.
Get 3. Sch. Prosper
for Grays Harhor.
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The plaintiffs in the case of Stewart
& Company or New York against e.
2. s. Spalding of Kauai, an action for
alleged debt, put on their case in Cir
cult Judge Whitney's court today. No
witnesses were called, but several de-
positions having to do with the issue
were Introduced by the plaintiffs. Fur
ther trial will be had tomorrow, be-
ginning at $50 O'Clock in the morn
ing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

entail electorate which win Soon NE
the controlling force here tm9st be
lifted befofeEit can Sbeaa F0rce in the
right direction. This is tffe field of
the educator and Il am glad to be-
where i can do real work. Il"
Secondly, we are solving. or trying
to solve, a problem here which is the
rroblem or half billion people IN the
far Orient. The results OF cur' expert
Inents here On small scale may, IN
applied On large scale In nina and
Japan We arc the experiment sta
tion for half the world"
After his speech WILLIAMS showed
his versatility by doing number OF
sleight Of hand tricks which wern
worthy of professional magician and
he wound up by giving the n1asictaff'e
opinion Of the college education in az
It's stages, using roll OF paper and
a piece of cloth to Illustrate his points
Two distinguished visitors appeared
at the luncheon today, in the persons
or Major Karri-DaVies, the rnulti-unil
lionaire Of West Australia. and Fred
T. McCari. The major spoke few
words, thanking the club for its re-
ception OF him and wishing that they
could visit his home land
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

W. GEORGE ASHLEY. treasurer of
the Schuman Garage Company. re-
turned this week from the coast. bring
ing with him the Ford automobile in
which he toured all OF California
proper, and a good portion of Lower
California as wen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

Mayor Lane, Engineer Whiteho1sc
and Supervisors Single, IIorner and
Arnold are making an INSPECTION 81
the roads on the other side OF the ISL
and today. with n view to determin.
ing more details Of the road work now
I'M progress there. They viii return
late this afternoon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

A negro named Wilson was lynched
near Dresden. Tenn, for d crime
against white woman after the cir.
cult Judge and the sheriff had once
taken him from the mob.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

Owing to the fact that not enough
members of the board of harbor com
missioners for a quorum are In town,
the regular meeting was not held this
afternoon. Commissioner +. e. Dodge
left this morning on the WIIhelmina
for San Francisco.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

The divorce case, Mary All Leong
against Pah Ali cong. has been con
tinued in Circuit Judge Whftneyss
court until O'Clock tomorrow after.
noon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

A demurrer to the second coJrit In
the Indictment against M. Fubenstein.
alias NJ. r.. Benn, charged with hay.
Ing committed statutory offense
was overruled in federal court today
The case was continued until called
up for trial.
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SUSPECTED FILIPINO
rs NOT IDENTIFIED

"A suspect has BEEN gathered in, for
the case OF the assault upon Mrs.
Palmer which occurred Sunday night
at the VIC. Whitener home. He Is q
Filipino boy called Tom Mahaino, Who
Is already charged with several cases
of larceny. 'ss.a
Yesterday the boy. was taken out
20 see Mrs, Palmer, and she stated
that there were many points of resem-
'blance between him and the man who
made the assault upon her She had
not been able to see him clearly at the
time of the attack owing to the fact.
that 1t was night and that she was.
badly frightened. but she thought that
he was much the. same IN : build
height and even in the tone OF mis-
speaking voice. His hair, however
she thought was Inherent, but could
not. be absolutely positive as to any
of these points. In,
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Official Despatch Points Out
Where Western Drive Has :.
Broken Down I

CONTINUED from page oneI
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basement are contemplated. ana pow1.t =
ing alleys and pool tables are planned c
as we'll s45. s., :. :.
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a Tilted TrTo-rComedyJ :. :. M1n4TY
Rroncho Billy and the Sister. - 3,
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srocxHoLpERg 1aEnr1na.

ho NSse Of T sea a9 s Amereaa essno
ness under the laws Of West Vlrginie,
met in the casino building in the vii
W 1ase q %irsinaa se on the 9TH day Of Jnns.
1915, at seven o'clock z. NJ, as per the
call and notice therefor given by Fran
alton dated on the 18th day OF june.
1915. and mailed by him IN the Post
all the stockholders OF this corporation
at their last known place OF residence.
, 4b4 shares of stock in person or by
proxy. the same being q majority OF al
the capital stock OF this corporation.
Angel Gonzales offered the following
resolution and moved Its adoption:
Where's this cooperation Is indebted
four hund ds and 6fty dollars. which
sum is secured by a dse1 OF IlI4sst uPOs ~
otherwise Indebted. and tt is desired
that this corporation sell Ne propertyl
and discontinue this corporation. ana
an ofrer Of five thousand dollars for the
lot and casino building Situate IN ,r s1e
West virginia. and, belonging to this
Therefore be 1t resolved by the stock
holders OF nhe Spanish American Casino
in general meeting assem5led snas + Sne
Board Of Directors e. 81 sa aatSea42ed and
Thousand dollars for the said lot ana ana
S,sfficfent deed be executed by the presi-
dent Of this corporation to the pur-
cn And Be Il further resolved that TIE
proceeds OF said sale be deposited In
the name Of this corporation. and that
the Board of ptrectors be eg 81 f7,.ssa
n sisa d asfas g gay prop e out of tie
p t,rp Sal and any and ali other debts
Of the etS somPa cans os shs eonfh
Of this company, by the check OF the
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Gordon & Kidd
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
10 N. Third ST.

No. es made by d. D. Britt. engineer, in
November. 1911. which plat is of record
Court Of Harrison County, West Virginia,
said lot No. Two ca Of said Sub Division ,s
of lot No. sixty-three (6s): aforesaid, IS
BEGINNING Mt a stake. in the eastern
line of College Street and corner to lot
No. q; thence with line of lot No. 3, 8. 81
f. thirty three a and daarses zen
line of Elk Greek thence up said Fix
to a stake, corner to Lot No. OF said
No. j, n. SIS degrees IS w. fifty nine
~ w. thirty three and fve-tenths $3.50
feet to stake In the line Of Couege
Street thence with line Of College Street
the beginning, and being the same lot OF
parcel of land that was conveyed to Mamie
date the srd day of November, 1913; said
deed being OF record In the office OF the
County. West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. 232. page 1a1, reference here being
made to said plat and deed aforesaid.
Terms e sas e
Il the pa Eesi G thereoe Ia SIX and Twelve
thereof to give approved personal security
for the deferred payments, and vendors
lien to be retained upon the real estate
sou F. o. SUTTON.
Special Commissioner.
I, l. Wade Cofman, clerk of the Circuit
Se enle 81 CERTIFY sI That bond with security
approved by me as sufficient, and in the
penalty provided by said decree. has been
gwen ~ -s''i !. WADE coFFMAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Harrison
County, West Virginia.
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BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison County, West virgins,
entered on the 18th day of May, lglo, "
the Chancery Cause fof Luther Talktngton
VS.. r. Ellis Mason ct al VIII sell ~
SDecial Commissioner at public auction
Ut the front door of the Court House q
Harrison County, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, July 2STH. 1915,
beginning ut Two O'Clock p. A., thf, IN
divided one-eight interest in q, tract OF
the Pittsburg Vein of coal in Eagle DIS
trict of Harrison County, West Virginia
at Wyatt, containing about five acres, anc
beinr mart OF the tract of coal which was
conveyed by J. w. Hess and vie 70 Jonr
Mason, by deed dated November 3rd, 1895
and recorded In the ONCE of the Clerk 81
the County Court OF Harrison County
west Virginia, in Deed Book al, page 112
TERMS OF SALE-One-t third part there
Of and as much more as, the purchaser
may elect to pay, cash in hand on day o.
sale; one-third part thereof In six months
and the remaining one-thtrd part thereof
interest the purchaser being required e
execute his notes for deferred. install
ments of purchase Money, with good per
eonal security. to Sbe approved by the I'M.
dersicned Commissioners. and as addiGona
security vendors lien Will be retained
in the deed to the purchaser.
MARSHALL w. OGDEN
Special Commissioner:
j. I. Wade sConman, Clerk Of the. CIR CIR
cult Court of .Harrison County, West Viz
Cfria, do certify TINT Marshall w. Ogden
Special Commissioner, has executed bond
as required by said decree OF sole In tns
above described cause.
|. I. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF COAra11ssIoNER's SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Harrison County. West VIRGINIA. maze nsssH
in the chancery cause OF Felix Q. sutton
against Mamie r. Lowe. and others. when len
CLERKS once Of said court in Chancery
Order Book No. 81, page leT. will on
Saturday the 14th day Of AuE1s5 1919
at the front door of the Court House OF
Harrison County, West virginia. omer Tor
described real estate. together with the
house thereon, md aprurtenances thereto
+ All tfat certaiil lot or parcel OF land,
being Lot No. Two .(2l OF the Sub DIVISION
Of Lot No. Sixty Three (08l of Br0Addns
Econ County, West Virginia, a. shown BY
the plat Of pAtd Subdivision OF said Aot
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noEzcn OF Dzsso1uE1oa:

Notice as hereby given that, at e
meeting of the stockholders OF the Nettie
OH Company, a corporation created ana
ORGANIZED under the laws OF the Stat9
OF West Virginia. held at the CITY OK
ClarksburH, on the 29th day OF March.
s-U SRiSsssoLvRD. first, that the Nettlss
OIL Company, &C roporation created and
organized under the laws OF the State
OF West Virginia, does hereby d!sco n,
tinue business as corporation ana NJ
its charter and corporate franchises.
ME bossrd of directors will proceed to
convert the property, chooses in action
and ALI assets of this corporation into
cash. and pay on and discharge all Its
,iebtE. liabilities and obltgations: and
liabilities and oblisatd lions; divide the
remainder among the stockholdeha pro
a-4Aa with their several HOLDINGS OF
fock, but no such payment shall -
made to any stakeholder until after the
publication of the notice hereinafter
SRESoLvED. second. that the prest-
dent OF this corporation cause notice
Of the adoption of the foregoing reso-
Iitdon to be published in soFne newspaper
81 general circulation, published near
the principal office or place of business
four successive weeks; and. that ne GER
Of state Of the State of West Virginia,
and deliver to him a certificate showing
the publications of said notice as pro-
s'e Given n under my hand this s4th day
OF June Nv ". AGNEw,
President of said corporation.
Attest: 49,.
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r1nsr NOTICE no CREDITORS.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District OF West
sl In Re: James w. Kester, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy.
Clnrksburr. I'm the County of aHrrison.
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
ter, wns duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
the first meeting of his creditors win be
in 'Clarksburc, West Virginia, on the 18th.
day OF July, A. d. 1915. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, at which time said creditors
4 trustee examine the bankrupt, and
transact ouch other business as may prop
eriy come before the said meeting.
dated. June 18th. 1915
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
ID. MERENDINO. ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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NOTICE no SHIPPERS.

Traction Company express ca71
leave Clarksburg for Grasselli. OsNe1I
Mt Glare. Weston: Shifinston, FAR
mont, FairWeWs Farming Man
nington and intermediate points
daily except Sunday hipmentS TotS
Warrington and intermediate points
should be delivered In the station not
later. than, 900 a. M: Fafrview and
intermediate points, I1:OO q. m. ;s
Weston and intermediate points
70: 100 m. Il
Quick service. reasonable rates
and care In handling make this "a
ideal line for shippers.
MCNONGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-k
TON COMPANY.
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aame NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ave sue

Same advertisement i've sue
cessiye days, 50 cents; Same
advertisement seven successive
DAYS, as cents; Eo classified "a.
Terfisement taken for less than
2b cents. Classified adver0Se
ment DISPLAY charged by men.
Deaths and Funeral Notices.
Tns3Sa. n Renaoxia1n, 0h11oA
Notices, &c per Line.
MOTICW.
sig orAin@rY words MAKE ono
Hm1- av1ry intstaI and whole NUM-
1dveYttoor5 may Fave Ghoax ~.
,n1feS GduraroSd 80 Q leSeex and
nnrmber. IsCaro the T0legxan.e
Tno T0lnR11xn WILL NOS pc e.
auouGfhlo 10x more then one 10-
01,s.rocf insertion OF any eovo9.
EjSosnent o-dexsd 1oS more snen
Classified ads. may bo tele-
uhOned and win BIO charged and
I'm sent the following day IL
yOur name appears In the
feIephone directory; otherWise
strictly cash with order.
This page % closed promptly
NJ II o'clock o. M Your copy
must be In before that hour 20
insure insertion.
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term VIII last more than one week
Considerable chancery business i65
ready for hearing, but few law
cases are ready County court wit
meet Monday. July 10. In regular ses
sion and it Will be very busy sest
sion.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-one lot Colonial
Heights; will trade for house and iot
and nay difference; price and terms rea-
sonable For information address x.
Y" care Telegram Office.
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WEST UNION COURTS.

WEST UNION, July s.-circuit
court will convene Tuesday. The
petit Jurors have been summoned for
"wednesday. There will be no grand
Jury. It is. not expected that the