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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-12
JAPANESE CORONATION
NO EXCUSE FOR RUSSIAN
GOING ON "soUsE PARTY


Gorovano thought he had good ex.
cuse for being drunk Wednesday, and
gave his excuse to Judge Monsarrat
yesterday in the police court. New
ertheless he was fined 81.
Gorovano is Russian, and his ex-
cl1se was that he got drunk to cele-
brate5 the coronation. of the Japanese
Emperor. He said he thought for that
reason he should not be punished
Il am glad.s the judge told him: TO
see this amity existing between Japan
the Russia. and to know that the feel,
ing engendered by the former war
has subsidized. 1t was courteous of you
TO. celebrate, but TO my mind a Rus
sian is not given immunity from pun
fshment for being drunk because of a
Japanese celebration. Two dollars"
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cReEK CHAMBER DISSOLVED;
KING CALLS NEW ELECTION.

LONDON, Eng. Nov. 12:-Despair
ing OF obtaining support for the Skou'
loudis ministry, which is committed
to the course of neutrality he Is insist
ing upon. King Constantine OF Greece
has issued decree dissolving the
chamber of deputies and an election
has been called for December Is. &C
cording to Reuters despatch from
Athens.
The outcome of this election will be
watched with great interest, for In dis.
solving the chamber it is believed the
king is playing his last card
If the people refuse on December Is
to elect chamber committed to neu.
trality, and instead elect one which
Endorses the policies of former Pre-.
mier yenezelos, 1t Is thought the king
will not be able to keep his country
from joining the Allies much longer.
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GUARD
ISOPPOSED TO !
WILSON'S Plan
Continental Scheme Declared
to Conflict With State
Militia Organization
(Associatsd Press bY FEDERAL WirelessI

Associated Press oY FederAl Wlroie98I
SAN FRANCISCO. Call Nov. H.
The first important blow at President
Wilson's preparedness policy was
struck here yesterday when the dele
gates OF the National Guard Associa-
tion OF the United States. In conFen-
ton. refused to indorse the adminls-
tration plan as announced By Secre-
tary OF War Garrison.
The particular point objected to by
the National Guard representatives Il
tie suggestion Of q continental army"
of 400, 1000 men. the organization Of
which would. In the opinion OF many
OF the speakers. conflict with the reg
ularly organized state militia.
The author Of the resolution that
the convention indorse the -cohtin-
entail army" plan was Gen. Henry
Hamilton of New York. whose advo-
cacy OF the resolution led TO the
claim that he was not properly : dele
gate to the convention.
After the debate. 3 resolution prop
erly introduced was refused sanction.
but was referred to the legislative
committee Of the association.
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F SUBMARINES
AND ESCORTS in
HEAVY WEATHER
Iroquois Falls Down on lob and
Cruiser Chattanooga Is
Sent to Rescue
fAssociated Press By Fedaral Wirelessl

fAssociated Press by Fedaral Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. H.
The F-class summarizes and their con-
voying naval escorts are meeting with
severe weather and having q hard
time of 1t, according to wirelessed re-
ports to the coinmandant OF the Mare
Island navy yard yesterday. Capt.
Kittelle's report IL that the Iroauois
Is unable to handle her tow, the FL,
exhausted b1ckingy into the heavy
seas that are running. while the Mary
land and the other vessels are holding
down their speed to that of the tug.
On receipt Of this report the cruiser
Chattanooga was despatched TO re
iieve the Ircquois.
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IN VAR ARENA
HEAVY FIGHTING ON WEST;
AusTRIANS SAY ITALIANS
ARE CHECKED.

LONDON, Eng. Nov. 12.-An Off
cial statement received here from
the Paris war office says the French
have taken a trench from the Ger.
mans at Les sEparges through the sue
eessfui explosion Of many mines. 9th.
er successes also are claimed with
the aid OF mines.
The French are bombarding the enc
my vigorously with their heavy guns
in the districts about Loos, Lafosse,
Coloo Calonne and Southern.
Italians are Checked.
An official statement from the war
office at Vienna says the Italians have
renewed the attack on Goritzia pre-
ceding II with terrific artillery fire,
but have been repulsed.
I'VE repulsed attacks along the en-
tire Isonzo front yesterday, the
statement says. 'from PLAYA to Deis-
eibusi. The fighting was Of most
sanguinary character, in some places
hand-to-hand engagements prevailing.
The enemy everywhere has been par
alyzed and It's offensive decisively
checked.
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M'AD0o'S SON ln-LAW
DIES Of PNEt I|o'|IA

+ Associated Press 81 Federal Wireless I
WASHINGTON. u G.. Nov. H.
Charles Martin Taber Of Los Angeles.
son-lr-law OF Secretary of the Treas
ury McAdoo. died a the residence Of
Secretary McAdoo last night Of pnsu-
monia. after q short illness. Mrs. Ia.
Der. who had been unable to come 20
him from Los Angeles because Of tho
illness Of their baby son from diphfhe.
nent. leaving her baby when notified
by telegraph that her husband was
dying. The baby Il left IN charge Of
trained nurses during the absence Of
the mother.
President Wilson yesterday visited
the McAdoo home to express his SYM
pathy for the hereayed household.
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lNcENDIARf BOMB WAS
CAUSE OF FIRE, SAYS
: CAPTAIN OF OIL TANKER

TAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Nov. IL. -
The captain Of the Italian steamer IA.
vietta. which caught fire of Sabine
bar Tuesday, en- route to Genoa with
= cargo Of OF. has arrived here. hav.
Ing beached his bhip.
He declares he Is positive an incen.
diary bomb was the cause OF the fire
and Is positive It was placed aboard
here BY an agent Of the Teutonic Al
lics
The captain reports that the fire IN
The LiPiaifa v,ae eaeilr evfinErinhed
forward. but has not vet been con-
trollej lft. Accordingly the ship was
run ashore IS miles e1zt Of Sabine
bar. n which vicinity the fire started.
All of the crew were taken off BY
the American tank steamer Gulf
stream.
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sERes CLAIM TEuToNS
HAVE BEEN REPuLSED.

PARIS, France, Nov. Fan Official
Serbian, statement received here last
night says that the enemy has crossed
the Morava valley west of Kralievo
and south of Djunis and Leskovac, but
that enemy attacks have been re
pulsed at Ordelitza. Katchanik and
Gorges -. =. r.
: The repulses claimed by the Serbs
are believed to be due to their retreat
into their main mountain defenses and
are considered indicative Of quick
halt of the Teutonic drive.
A Hayas agency despatch from Attn.
ems says the Serbian government has
been moved to Krutchevo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-12
HAWAII SHINPO
ISSUES SPECIAL
LARGE edition
Coronation Number, Well Illus.
trated, Reviews Life of
Japanese in Hawaii

In honor OF the coronation ceremo-
MES the Hawaii Shinpo issued yester-
day an S0-page illustrated edition
OF the publication. The cover pages
are a work OF art, being printed in
three colors. the arms Of the emperor
and photograph Of Yoshihito featur-
ing the cover work.
There will be 1900 copies printed,
1000 OF which will go to prominent
citizens and newspapers in Japan.
This edition Is the largest that has
ever been published dedicated to an
Emperor OF Japan. The local publish
ers will send copy of the publication
TO Emperor Yoshihito, and many prom
inent officials of Japan will be pre-
scented with the coronation edition.
The articles are numerous and well
Illustrated Among the many interest
ing articles may be mentioned the
history Of the coronation in Japan, the
description Of the coronation service
of the late Emperor Mutsuhito. father
Of the present emperor; the congratu-
lations from prominent citizens to the
emperor. and the history Of the life
Of the rulers.
DR.. Doremus Scudder has written an
article on Great Preparedness. ana
frol. ~, a. Scott, IN snort oescIlp.
ton, gives q hail to the emperor.
There are articles on the Hawaiian
plantations, descriptions of Hawaii in
general, q history Of Hawaii. articles
on the climate OF hawaii. tne flowers
q the islanus ana On the iisnes OF
HAWAII Win iiiustraIions. An article
describes honoiuiu, Oanu, MAUI, hau-
q ana hawaii. Inc Iirst treaty De
tween japan and HaWali, maze IN
letls q puDiisneu IN the description
q Japanese history IN HaWaii.
Eouesklon = treskeo.
= Iuli page article teiis o. the euu.
cation OF the Japanese people. lnere
are otner aIticies on tne savlnss q
the Japanese ofeanizatlon, cnanke n
tn0uent, properly owned, taxes inuus-
tL,es anlons inc Sepenese' inc i..o
teAe DreNlht: Changes IN conuitions
q Japanese ne are toio ana a ~.
tlcle oesci1Pes ne Nork g tne nong.
....'..' 3 = =, .sf -
e eL.lcis ~ ~ ls.'anl.y hllohs w
sapanese. Snll''ols1 y a'so has : space
~ ~, t.le s s'''''I ~, -. -, -.
!. -, peses tel u .ne i.olhe ny "
NJ sspanese. me Moan anu neL
woIh' sne pas.iInes anu iile ~ new
isn9 he aquaa.un, the inonunle'n.s'
piahta.loh me, ing ~ .ne ISL ma !. !.
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yicted nf The same offense.

victed of the same offense.
Yesterday, according to statement
published In the Koelnische Woke
Zeitung, the Kaiser agreed to the re-
quest presented by Pope Benedict that
the life of the young countess and Of
the two ether women convicted with
her be spared. The death sentences
have, accordingly, been committed to
imprisonment for life III =
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RUSSIANS GO THROUGH S
RUMANtAiA AFTER BUL0AAs

LONDON, Eng, Nov. Ia big
Russian army has gone up the Danube
river through RumaniA without inter
ference from the Rumanian govern
ment ana has landed near Silistria, an
important town IN Bulgaria on the
BuIgar- border, according TO
Geneva dispatches to the Daily Elk
press. The dispatches add that the
Russians have landed much artillery.
Nothing having been heard since of
the Russians ct Varna, the reported
landing near Siiistria was received
with some skepticism.
The Serbian government has again
been moved, according to last nights
dispatches, this time to Krutchevo,
which is about SO miles south OF U.s.
kup. Vienna dispatches say the Aus
TRANS have recaptured Col Di Lana.
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asEvERE MEASURES PLANNED
ron LAcelN6 oRiTIsHERs

LONDON, Eng, Nov. 12.-Lord Der
by, who 10 in charge OF the recruiting
bureau, issued q statement yesterday
which has led to rumors that the gov
eminent IL about to put into effect
CONSUMPTION, q plan which has been
opposed vigorously on all sides upon
mention.
Lord Derby declared the response
to appeals for recruits Is not satisfac-
tory and that unless young men come
forward willingly IN sufficient num-
bers by November 30, the government
win put IN force severe measures. The
tenor Of the statement indicates that
these severe measures" are now be
ing considered by the cabinet.
Lord Derby declares the question Of
obtaining recruits Is one In which the
men affected have no voice. The
right Of the government 20 demand
men for duty ct the front, he says. is
matter for tribunals and such VIII
be the case, he hints, unless recruit
ing Is stimulated
Arthur Lynch, the Nationalist from
Galway, Ireland. made severe attack
on the government In the house OF
commons yesterday, declaring the
manner in which the war has been
conducted for Great Britain has been
far from praisewofthy.
British generals have shown them
selves to be incompetent, he said, and
there laa been 81 general lack of ii.
rection III leadership. The country
49, Z
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AUSTRIA SURPRISES
loUTSPoKEN NEWSPAPERS.

LONDON, Eng, Nov 12.-Ihe Wen,
ma Nieue and S. other newspapers in
Austria Hungary which have dared dis
cuss the food situation have been sup
pressed, according to an Exchange
Telegraph despatch from Amsterdam.
Despite the statements both by off,
Gals in Austria and Germany that
there is plenty of foed, serious
shortage is declared to exist
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-12
SWISS soRDEa
GUARDS WITHDRAWN.

BASEL, Switzerland, Nov. 12.-Con.
vinced there will be no violation OF
Switzerland's neutrality the govern
ment has issued an order recalling q
considerable portion OF the troops on
frontier duty. Return of the troops
will relieve the terrific pressure on
the treasury caused by maintenance Of
large forces of men IN arms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-12
CONDEMNED NURSES ARE
SPARED BY KAISER.

BERLIN, Germany, Nov. 12.-The
youthful Countess de Belleville. con.
syicted OF assisting British and Belgian
prisoners to escape from the German
war hospitals in Belgium across the
line into Holland. afer trial at court
martial, viii net be executed, az was
Edith Cayell, the English nurse, con.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-12

vsrsammiunssA In x. 81 p. Hall.
Montag. October 4 and IL.
Montag, November and Is.
1ontag, December 6 and 30.
6 w. WoLTERS. President
G. BOLTE, Sekretair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25
MANHATTAN GRAFT SOUNDS
LIKE THE ONE WORKED HERE

This is from the Manhattan Mer-
curry: "E. B. Ham came to Manhat-
tan January % with small hand
bag, a bale of confidence and an
idea. He would issue 1900 copies OF
a directory of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. He would give these
directories free to members Of the
church and to business men adver-
Using"
This sounds very much like the
man who worked in Abilene for a
day or two. Here he was purporting
to be selling advertising space in
q church hymn book; he collected
from some of the prospective ad-
vertisers when he presented print
ers' proofs of the advertisements.
The Mercury goes on to say that
the stranger obtained letter and >
photograph from the pastor Of the
Methodist church in Manhattan en-
dorsing the church directory; then
the directory man started out after
ads. He sold several merchants
space opposite the picture Of the
minister, which was past
ID in a dummy directory. About
eight Manhattan merchants bit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25

have a creative instinct and this Is
what should be developed"
DR.. MeKeever named some things
which. in his opinion, this city
should do: take over the kinder
garten, now maintained by private
subscription. and make II city af-
fair: buy q city park which could
be used for a playground as well
as a city park; supervise the mo-
ton picture shows; form a Y. NJ. c.
A. even II It is necessary to use an
old store building, and let the Y.
NJ. C. A. leader be the one to also
supervise the work and play OF the
boys; employ a woman to give IT
least half-time to work among the
girls OF the city; have farmers days
at the playground. when the lads
from the country. and the girls too.
can come in and Join In the play;
use the playground for a big picnic
base, and let the whole town go out
every so often through the summer
months and have a good time to-
gether. big order" DR.. McKeever
admitted, "but Abilene is good for
IT,"
DR.. McKeever is q nationwide
authority on the cigarette-smoking
boy, and devoted a part Of his time
to the Cigarette evil" do you
know that we spent all our big
wheat crop for cigarettes?" he ask
ed his audience.
The visitor from Lawrence was
busy man yesterday. In the after
noon he spoke to nearly 200 women
in the library basement. Tea was
served by the club ladies, and the
high school girls chorus sang. DR..
McKeever was enthusiastic in praise
of the work OF the club women OF
Abilene. BEST team work / ever
saw" he said, land I go about
good bit"
At the conclusion Of the address
last night, DR.. Blayney gave 1t as
his opinion and that Of the audience
that Abilene knew that something
should be done along the lines dis
cussed during the day, and while
the plan was not yet definitely shap-
ed, 1t would be put into a workable
form and set to moving in a way
that would bring the desired re-
suits.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25
CITY PARK Is A BIG
ASSET TO A TOWN

At the coming spring election
Abilene is to vote ON the question
of buying the fair grounds for use
as a city park. A park is an asset
of high value to city. Salina has
the big Oakdale park, and now, says
the Salina Journal:
Two other park. projects were dis
cussed last night by the Chamber OF
Commerce. The immediate need for
identifying the vicinity of the union
station was discussed at length and
various methods and ideas were
suggested. The second project con-
corning the opening of the old Riv-
erside park and drive.
A small oval park plot will be
constructed by the railroads just
east of the union station. 1t will
be surrounded by a gravel drive
leading to the east entrance to the
Chamber of Commerce and various
methods for the identifying of the
depot. The scenery in the imme-
date vicinity south Of the station
was not pleasing to members of the
section were advanced.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25

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Rinkham's Vegetable Compound q fair
'axial and also the Sanative Wash. have
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md cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me.
"If these lines win be Of any .enefit
yDu have my permission to publish
alAem. - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, I66
James Street, Elkhart, Indiana.
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wound, made from native roots and herbs,
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md to-day holds the record Of being the
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eve know Of, and thousands Of voluntary
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25
MsURING COMFORT
No "KANT-sLIP- Holder Il u Mar
vel OF Perfection

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25

No Use to Try and Wear Out Your
Cold, IL VIII Wear You Out Instead
Thousands keep on suffering
suffering Coughs and Colds through
neglect and delay. Why make your
self an easy prey to serious ailments
and epidemics as the result of ne
elected Cold? Coughs and Colds sap
your strength and vitality unless
checked in the early stages DR..
Kings New Discovery is what you
need-the first dose helps. Your
head clears up, you breathe freely
and you feel so much better. Buy a
bottle today and start taking at once.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25
IMPLEMENT DEALERS GET
RESULTS ON sIsAL SUPPLY

General Carfanza has consented
90 recall the order closing the port
Of Progreso.-W. ]. Bryan"
That is the telegram received by
n. J. Hodge, secretary Of the West
ern Retail Implement, Vehicle and
Hardware association, yesterday.
The weight Of thousands Of tele-
grams directed to the president and
secretary OF state by the wholesale
and retail implement dealers over
the country is the reason why the
state department took such quick
action in relieving the Carranza
bIOckade of Progreso, Yucatan, a
couple of days ago. If the Mexican
Gunboat zaragosa had proceeded to
Progreso, as ordered, 1t would have
meant that there wouldn't have
been more than two-thirds enough
binder Irvine in this country this
summer to bind the wheat crop. The
National Federation of Implement
Dealers Associations, of which Mr..
Hodge also is secretary, represent
1ng 10000 retailers, all in the
grain belt east of the Rocky noun
tains, added its influence to the
protest. When the administration
heard from the retail dealers 1t
ncted-and acted quickly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c a 9 TO RIA
Are You Rheumatic FRY sIoan's

Are YOu Rheumatic? -try Sloan's
If you want quick and real relief
from rheumatism, do what so many
thousand other people are going
whenever an attack comes on, battle
the sore muscle or Joint with Sloan's
Liniment. No need to rub 1t in
Just apply the Liniment to the sur
face. It is wonderfully penetrating.
It goes right to the seat Of trouble
and draws the pain almost imme-
diately. Get q bottle Of Sloan's Linz
ment for 25c of any druggist and
have 1t in the house-against colds,
sore and swollen joints, LumbagO,
Sciatica and like. ailments. Your
money back II not satisfied, but 1t
does give almost instant relief.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-25
From Saturday s Daily.I

The need of social leadership OF
boys and girls-not speaking In
broad terms of the boys and girls
who live somewhere else, but OF
those who live in Abilene-was out
lined and amplified by DR.. w. A.
McKeever in his address at the
Methodist church last night which
closed a series of talks by the uni
versity man upon welfare work. DR..
McKeever emphasized the desire for
sociability existing among boys and
girls of the adolescent age, and
pointed out that this desire of young
folks to get together, should be
properly directed, in both in work
and play, by someone who under
stands boys and girls and is COM
petent to choose the kind OF work
and play that will give a whole
some influence toward ! building
manly and womanly character.
DR.. F. s. Blayney presided at the
meeting last night. A quartet selec-
ton by Mrs. H. R. Little, Mrs. H.
M. Howard, Miss Stella Murphy and
Miss Grace Peters, and a vocal solo
by Miss Lois Crawford preceded the
address. Mrs. H. w. Keel played the
piano accompaniment for Miss Craw-
ford. A large crowd was present,
Children have the play instinct
from earliest childhood, said DR..
McKeever. but no sense of directing
it; parents must supply the latter.
So when boys and girls approach
the high school age, social instincts
rule; here again direction is needed,
and this can be supplied, the speak
er explained, by a public playground
aud a man to direct the play of the
boys and a woman to look after the
girls. 1t should not be all play, DR..
warned, for he is great
believer in work for boys, and for
girls as we'll. "Give them task, one
that is suited to their natures, and
have them do it," said he, "and
they will like it. Boys and girls