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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
GOVERNOR N0NCoMMlTTAL
(AsSosistsd Frsss by Federal wtnsisss.I

NAhoehteo fEahe ny fadeTal Wtrnlo1o.b
AUSTIN, Texas, July 3.-GOvernor
Colquitt is noncommittal as to his at,
itude on Villas request for Huerta e
extradftion. Huerta is in custo1y- of
the federal authorities, though at lib.
erty on bonds. Friends of the Gov.
ernor believe that he will cooperate with
whatever may be the wishes of the ad,
ministration.
Nine machine guns waiting tc be
smuggied across the border, were seized
yesterday by the federal agents and
will be held as evidence against
Hucrta at his coming trial on charges
Of conspiracy, to incite revolution
against friendly nation.
Passengers ., arriving yesterday al
Laredo from the State of Coahuila re
port that, though the wheat crop there
is the richest of decade, it is stand
ing unharvcsted for lack Of workers
and is being fed to the cattle for pas
turage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
STANDARDIZATION
cASESPROSEcUTED
Poi and Ice Cream Not Up To
Standard Bring Fines
To Vendors

Food adulteratiOn cases occupied
considerable time of Judge MOnsaryat
in the district tourt yesterday morning.
All sam, charged with selling adul,
terated poi, was fined fifteen dollars and
costs, See Woo Chan, similarly charg.
ed was given a suspended sentence, the
ollense being his first. Defendants sold
poi containing larger percentage OF
water than the law allows. The point
was raised by the defense that the per
ceRtage Of water in taro differed and
that taro grown In running water pos
sessed q greater percentage of solids
than did taro grown IN standing water
Ice Cream Not Standard
Fugikawa, charged with selling ice
cream containing loss than the requi
site fourteen per cent of fats, or three
and ono half per cept, to be precise
VIII CIV" q suspended sentence.
One o. the customers of the japanese
ate some of his "frozcn sweets" and
was so annoyed at the poor quality of
the product that he took sample to
] oed Irmmissioper Arthur w. Hansen
for anNlysis
II Is understood that complaints have
been made about the quality of the lee
crcam SerN cd in some of the Fort street
drug stores, and that an investigation
Will lie made hy the food commissioner
Old Troubles Revived
This is matter that hasn't been
stirred ny since the famous Blanchard
ampaign against fatless ice cream scN
Cral Yeas ago.
l.au Chez, charged with ha, ing opium
in possession, was 6pod twenty five dol
Iars AND costs.
\. II. Slaughter, charged with violat
ing a traffic ordinance, forfeited bail OF
five dollars.
George Zuggar and Il. Reverb
DRINKS, were fined three dollars am
costs.
O2aki. charged with breaking traf
tic regulation, was fined Eve dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
Te'IuyIton. Allies
Now Invading
Land Of Gar
Gerrnanics Have Crossed Into
Russian Poland and Irsm-
endous Drive Continues
tAssooia.sd Press BIZ Federal wir.ls..

LONDON, July 8,7-The advancing
Teutonie armias are now invading
Russian Poland, northwest of LembeTg.
pushing straight for the strategic ran.
way which eoRpects the ciaLn of main
russian fortified positions
Zamesc, a fortress on the outer line
Of defenses, some distance south of
the railroad, fell yesterday, hammered
into submission by the heavy artillery
Of the Germanic Allies.
Vienna reports that the Austro- Ger
man armies are everywhere on the of,
fensive, and that on the Gnilalipa
river, General Won Linsingep has
forced them from strong positions, cap.
turing 1900 prisoners, as they re-
treated.
1t is not all easy going for the leu.
tonic Allies, however, for the Russian
official bulletin carries word from
Potrograd that thirty miles north of
?rzasnysz the Germans were rePulsed
and that on the Sakal. Halicz front
they encountered a severe check, losing
1000 prisoners and many killed and
wounded. ,.u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
JUDGE stuart. REVERSED
BY SUPREME Court

Cirrut Judge Stuart was reversed, il
an opinion handed down in the su
Preme court yesterday, in the case of
Rebecca l.. Waiwaiole against Lydia
KuIaea and Kulaea, her husband, 30.
siah X. Waiwaiole and Laura X.
WaiwaiOle, his wife, the case going
from the lower to the higher tribunal
on appeal.
The OpipiOn of the supreme cou It
was written by Chief Justice Robert
son aud eoRcurred in by Justices. Wat
son and Queries, The sofnHlainaAt fIc
a petition for the psrtitioB of certain
land and for an accounting for rents
alleged to have been collected by the
defendant, Lydia Kulaea. The defend,
ants demaFrors were sustained by
Judge stuart and the eomplaina at
took an appeal to the supreme court
The higher court in its opinion says:
THE demurreTs should be over.
ruled. The decree appealed from is re.
versed and the ease remanded to tn"
circuit court for further proceedings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
MURDER OF TURKISH
DEPUTY is REPORTED

h-~""'"'eH Press nv Frderr' Wireless
TlFLlS, Transcaucasia, July 3.-Mu
radinn Rey, a member of the Turkish
chamber of deputies, has been muir
dercd at Diarbekr and suspicion has
fallen upon the Armenians of that dis
trict. Seventy of the leading Armrn
ianS accordingly have been exiled by
the Turkish authorities, In the EriNnn
district there has been great epidemic
of typhuS, or "spotted" fever, Mhlrh
is raging unchecked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
CLOSES
COURT WORK AND.
LEAVES THE BENCH
Chief Justice Robertson Divides
Lahors Of Second Judge Be-
tween Remaining Ones
MISS LUCY K. WARD NEW &
GIRLS PROBATION OFFICER

Judge Whitney cleared up all the
loose ends of his division of the cir.
cult court yesterday and it is net
likely that he will occupy the circuit
beach again under the present admin.
istratien. Following the receipt of q
Telegram from Attorney General Greg
DRY containing the information that Il
was not the intention of the latter "a
recommend his reaPpointment to tbs
bench by the President, Judge Whitney
asked and obtained a leave of absence
for thirty days, this leave Of absence
TO htermiAate should, Judge Whitney 9
successor be appointed and qualify be.
fore the thirty days expire
A cable message received in Homo
lulns yesterday says: "-No successor for
Circuit Judge Whitney If Honolulu
has been selected by the department OF
justice as yet.
New Land Court Registrar
Owing to the absence Of John Mar.
eallino, Judge Ashford will likely ap.
point Clerk Huron K. Ashford as
registrar, eX-ofFicio, of the land court
The first annual accounts of Geo
ROdiek, guardian respectively of Hans
Il "cTC
approved on recommendation of A. X.
Aona, master.
Fong Yet was appointed admiuis
traitor of the estate of Fong You
Chez, deceased, under a $3.50 bond
which was fled Immediately. An in
veptpry Of the estate will be flied
within thirty. days
Batchelor Gets Fec
The report of Job Bachelor, re-
ceiver in the case Of Pualeiai Young
Hoy against Yong Shun, bill to de
clare trust, was approved and tht
receiver awarded q fee of 5000. Farm
Cornn, who acted in clerical ca
pacity, WAS allowed twenty Ave dollars
A land court decree was ordered Z
issue out of the court registering the
title of Mrs. Mapuana M. Peters tc
fve-eigbths and the Kaneohe Rice Mil
Company to respectively nine-ci
tieths in lot aud one quarter interest
in lot l of the land described in thu
petition.
With all this, Judge Whitney steppe
of the circuit court bench over whicl
he has been presidipg faithfully an,
we'll for more than six years, <.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
Squadrons Of Enemies Meet OFF
Gothland Island, In the Baltic,
And Naval Engagement Of Con-
siderable Magnitude Is Result
THREE TEUTON VESSELS
COMPELLED TO RETREAT
MiRelayer Driven Ashore a Rid
died Wreck, With Many Of Crew
Killed and Wounded, While Two
BattIeships Limp Back To NeI
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wlrolo,u.,

CTOCKHOLM, July 3. - A
~ naval engagement of cOnsid-
cradle magnitude was fought yes
terday between a Russian squad
ron and a German squadron off
Cortland island, in the Baltic.
The Russians drove one Ger
man ship, the special minelayer
Albatross, ashore on Gothland
Island, a riddled wreck, with over
a fifth of her crew dead or wound
ed, while two German battleshiPs,
badly damaged, returned to Kiel
for repairs.
Russians Apparently Victors
These were the battIeship Wit
telSbach and an unidentified bat
tleship of the Kaiser class.
What damage was inflicted up
on the Russian ships is not
known, but that the Russians
were apparently victorious is
known from the fact that four
Russian light cruisers pursued the
Albatross to the limit Of the ncu-
trail Swedish waters, pouring
shells into her.
The Albatross was beached to
prevent her sinking and the I'M
wounded members of her crew uf
lH9 will be informed. She had
twenty killed and twenty-ninc
, wounded.
Size of German Ships
The minelaying ship is Of 200
tons and was armed with eight
35-inch, twcnty-four Founders,
useless against the heavier guns
OF the Russian light cruisers.
The Wittclsbach. one of the
German battleships damaged, is
of | $50 tons. She carries a crew
of $50 men and is armed with four
9.+-inch and eighteen 6-inch guns.
The battlcshipS Of the Kaiser
class are somewhat smaller in ton
mage and carry four 9.4-inch and
fourteen O-inch guns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
School CHILDREN ASKED
PURCHASE WAR BONDS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsas)
. LONDON, July 3.-Full page adver,
tisements of the latest war loan are car
ried today for the first time in all the
,cading newspapers, and the appeal asks
even school children to subscribe, while
a statement from the cabinet urges the
nation to practice the most rigid econ,
omies in its expenditures. The mum.
tions bill, which confers on the gov.
eminent wide powers to take over fac.
tories and provides for the creation Of
q mobile division of skilled workers,
lacks today only the Kings 81 mature,
having passed the house of lords last
night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
.HUERTA UNLIKELY
TO Be DELIVERED
Washington Prefers He Be De-
ported Rather Than Extra
dited BY Villa

tAasortetfd Pre"A by FEDERAL Wtrsless)
WASHINGTON, July While the
authority of the Governor Of Texas to
deal with Villas request for tho ex.
tradition Of Huerta is virtually nd.
mitted by the state department, there is
reason to believe that the fo, lcral gov.
ernment prefers he should be deported,
ather than turned over to his enemies
md almost certain death. No formal
tatement is obtainnhlc but belief that
Huerta win be sent back to Spain
grows.
On one point the government makes
no secret of its determination. 1t is re.
solved that Huerta shall not enter Mex.
leo from American soil as long as he is
factor in its political affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
P|NKAAlA NJ. TALKS Of
MERCHANT MARINE

As gn+st of the Commercial Gu
OF San Francisco, at luncheon on June
-, GoNrrnor Lueius +. Pinkham, speak
ing for Hawaii on the merchant marine
urged that the strength of the nation
should be measured by the strength OF
its merchant marine, which he spoke OF
in the light of the relationship be
tween California and Hawaii. Nc
cited the fact that while this relation
ship had always been close, it took q
war to perfect the union of the Island,
to the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
SPAIN HAS DIFFICULTY
BRlDLING WAR SPIRIT

Associated Press by Federal wiVelessD
LONDON, July 2.-Despatches have
been received here indicating that
Spain is having great difficulty in
maintaining neutrality Premier Dato
has prohibited public meetings unless
discussions of neutrality and war issues
are barred and in consequence many
public meetings have been stopped.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
TITANIC CONSTRUCTORS
ARE FREE FROM BLAME

3 Associated Press by Federal Wiroless)
NE" lOhh, JuIy d near i
mirsl Watt, chief of construction
bureau Of construction and repairs
navy department, who has been called
Is an expert witness in the suit broug CHI
by tho White Star Line to limit the
amount of its liabilities through the
sinking of the Titanic, stated that the
owners of the steamship, If anybody
should be held responsible for her in
adequate construction, which Above.
the watcrtight bulkhcads to give way
and the holds to food. The eonstruc
tore, he stated, should not be held re
sponsible for this, inasmuch as they
followed specifications.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
WaiahoIe Bore
ToGive.FieIds
First Weffinq
Upper Parttof Oahu Plantation
Win Get Water From Tun-
... 4 mel This Morning

AZ ten O'clock this morning the
AZ frat water from the WaIahOle
= PROJECT Will be turned on to tho
upper fields of the Oahu Plantation.
This 10 the 10000, 900 gallons developed
In the driving of the south portal o.
the maia tunnel and the diverting Of
the flow into the thirteen lateral tup
nels Of the distributing system on the
south side of the KooLaus demonstrates
the completion of this end Of the big
work.
OF the open ditch system above the
71osfoot, line Of the plantation, which
viii be needed when the expected les,
300 ye00-gallon supply is available, some
2400 feet yet remains to be excavated
and lined. The rest Of the 1884 feet
lofithe ditch is ready.
Contractor Jorgensen expects to com
plete the main tunnel in about -four
months the unexpected water flows In
both sections of this tunnel making thu
work very slow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMISTS.

Physicians prescribe Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
because il relieves cramps in the Stom,
a:oh and Intestinal pains quicker than
any preparation they can compound. 1t
can be bought from any chemist. A
hottie viii keep for Yeas, aud no
home is I omplete without it, For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith 4 Co,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
ZEPPELIN RAID REPORTED
lAsEoeiated Press by RedArA Mirelssa.l

NEW YORK. July 2-Passengers on
the Red Star liner Lapand, plying be
relate the story Of big Zeppelin raid
on the English coast June Ia, which,
they say, was suppressed by the cen
sors. They sav II mpRition plant was
damaged aud that at Newcastle Il mum.
Der Of deaths were caused among the
workmen The first attack was made
on Glimsby, they say.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
SENATE GAG RULE likely

,''""tr'%" DrcI r, BY Ecdero' Wirsl""s,
Kern, the administration 'hoor leader,
said today that 10 his belief, the senate
will adopt a modified clotars rule, pro.
viding for the abridgemcut of debate,
at the next session. -. ,..s,,-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
HuVON AND TURKISH
OFFERSVEs REPULSED
sAssocistsd Press by Federal wireless. }

. PARIS, July 3-German infantry
was on the offensive yesterday, against
the French positions in the forest of
the Argonne and in the Yosges.
The night bulletins report that at,
tacks were repulsed between Bernar-
vile and Blanlurl in the Argonne, and
Of Hilgenferst in the VOsgRs,
Turkish counter attacks against the
Allies on the peninsula of Gallipoli are
also reported to have been hurled back
June 80, with heavy losses to the
Turks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
0ISGRUhTtEDs OFFICERS" ,
MOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE
(AsgQeiAted RTAsa hY Eaaaral Wireleas.

CORNISH, JuIy President Wilson
has refused the ,apnlication of twenty
commanders and hestenant command,
ers to retire from the navy. Some of
them desired to accept offers from am.
mnnition manpfaeturers, but Rear Ad,
miral Benson. aid for operations, in
formed the President that experience ed
officers canpot be spared,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Dronlo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
f. W Groves signature is on
each box,
PARIS MEDICINE co, St, Louis. U.s.A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
ALL IS QUIET IN HAYTI

WASHINGTON, July S-zRear Al
miral Capertop has notified she nay al
Department of the arrival Of the u.
s. s. Washington at Cape Haitien. The
admiral states that he found every.
thing quiet, with the forces of the
government in control and foreigners
in no danger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
ESTATE CONSIDERABLE

MARYSYILLE, California, July 3 !
The will of the late Adjutant General
Forbes of the California militia was
fled for probate yesterday. The value
of the estate is set at hundred thous,
and dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06

William MsGaorge, CHEMIST Of tls
Hawaii experiment station, has .btvn
transferred 10 the pure food laDora-
tory of the United States department
of agriculture at San Fra ue;scO. tie
left for tn" Coast last Wednesday In
the MatsOnia. - .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
LARGE COTTON MILL
CEASES. OPERATIONS
Associated Press by Federal Wireless

,
FALL RIVER, Massachusetts, Juiy
3-One of the large cotton mills here,
employing thousand operatives, will
close down today for an indefinite pc.
Rod. There is no market for the out
put and it is problematieal when one
will be opened again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
FRANKLIN D. R0oSEyELI'S
CONDITION IS FAVORABLE

(ASSociated Press By Federal wirelessD
a WASHINGTON, July 2.-The condi-
kssp. of Fran' "A D. Roosevelt, assist
lpt scerctary VI the navy, who was Oper-
'atod ON for appendicitis, is favorable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
TARGET SCOPES HIGHER
FOR PACIFIC DESTR0YERS
tAsaoelsted Pros. By rsasr, w,rsl..sl

WASHINGTON, July Announce,
pent is made by the navy department
that the target scores for the first Paci-
fe destroyer division are better than the
scores of 1914, but under the mark set
by. the Atlantic destrpyers,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
SENATE WING Of CAPITOL
IS DAMAGED BY EXPLOSION
DEAfH CLAIMS PoRFIRlO DHz
~ u anI u
He Passes Away 10 French Capital

tAssociatsd Press by Federal wirsless)
H. Is, July 3.--Perfito DIak,
i former president ana dictator
If Mexico, died here Yesterday from
he innrmities Of old age. attended
~ none Of his adherents and With
only few members OF his family
It his bedside. He was sighty-hve
'esrs old. General DiaS recently
eft Madrid hoping to be able 70
penetrate to the sriss Alps for tfls
summer, but the difhcultiss Of travel
and hts enfeebled condition delayed
him herO. what disposition shall Be
Inade Of the body has not been Do
termined. .,r.%
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
GREAT SHELTER MERGER

tAHsociRted Press - Federal WirelssS.)
lola Kansas, July 3--Fbropgh a
recently completed merger, the United
States Smeltipg Company OF Boston
has obtained control Of practically all
the smelters, in operation in Kansas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
DESTRoYERS ORDERED NORTH

WASHINGTON, July S.--Tbe first
division of torpedo boat destroyers,
Pacific Fleet, has been ordered to
Alaska for maneuvers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
FILIPINO IMPORTERS
BUY AMERICAN CANDY
Associated Press ~ Federai wirslol

NAsbooIaIeu FIes7 " tHuofAl WlroIebN,I
CHICAGO. July S--Orders from
Filipino importers have been received
here for one million eight hundred
thousand pounds of chocolate drops,
to he shipped to the Philippines. The
Filipino lerS for candies have here
tofore gone to Germany, which source
Of supply is now closed because Of
the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06
GREAT CHICAGO STRIKE.
PARALYzES INDUSTRIES
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless,)
CHICAGO, July 3--Thc strike on the
part of the sixteen thousand carpenters
of tn" local unions and the consequent
disturbance to all the building trades
of Chicago resulted in the shutting
down yesterday of forty three lumber
yards and sixty.fvc brick yards, ma
tcrials from which cannot he delivered
until the carpenters strike is slt.led.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-06

)
XAtNG TON senate of the capitol badly last
- g by terrific explosion, unknown origin Windows blown
tons shattered and furniture hurled about h
The of the explosion indicated by the damage
have been in the second floor in the reception
Bombs talked Of until
the the the explosion
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-14
mo sEMI.wEEKLy ARGUS
rur CONNECTING LINK.

The local newspaper ls the
onnecllng link between the
Merchant aud the public With
n, this connecting link the mer-
bant would nnd II much more
,mcuit tu reach the heart and
oekel book OF the buyer.
There is strained relationship
etwcrn the buyer and seller.
nd thurc is no denying that the
Dcal paper does more To clarity
,e local market situation. and
produce good viii on the part
the local buyer toward the
bcal merchant than anything
l.e Every merchant profits
hereby. Good will may be of two
inds good will toward the mcr-
lants generally. aud good will
khlch ls nn asset IN each bust.
ess The good will which In
n asset In business IN but
M of the general good viii. and
! no does more 10 create that
R.ncral good viii than the local
Sopcr
The local paper wins the conf
shcc Of ita readers by giving the
ews IN an honest way aud sup
kcrling those things that tend 90
Sake a better community Ey
b. Entcrprlsing merchant .twho
Sdyertiscs In the paper. shares In
. confidence thus created In the
Sapcr. az II IN natural for u read
y 10 have confidence In ads that
5ppcar In a paper In which hc has
Confidence
The merchant should inspire
tfeatcr conndenc. In his store
|hd his goods by judicious adyer-
bslhg lie can do 40 because Ad-
lertlslng always reduces the cos,
N distribution aud enables the
herchant to sell cheaper.
A noted writer hits the nail on .
be head when he gives the ad. .
|crtisef this advice. which " fol .
|ov"d would be immensely bcnc. .
fcial 10 the advertiser: MAKE .
Iour Advertisements morally use .
Iul 10 The public. and education .
} useful 10 an opublic as we'll ~ .
useful" .
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-14
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOS
ED CHRISTMAS DAY.

resents the sighting remarks which
have been made by some, and strsns-
ly resents the published articles re-
necting upon his integrity, which
articles are not founded upon truth
are out of order and are uncalled
for. Ingratitude is the worst OF
sins. The manner in which several
of our best citizens have been treated
recently, should be a warning to any
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-14

will undoubtedly work them out sue
cessfully. Neither he nor the coun-
Gil should be hamperei by factional.
ism.
Let us stamp out any selfish at
tempt to divide our united efforts.
May we all open the new year with
a firm resolve to work for the COM
mon good. Let us give the new
mayor and the new council our un-