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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Y ~. Daniran owner - ihe State
Hotel i hsye fum nfsehahlfs where
b. mas bern rpendius portion - the
summer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Ni~ Mated waoa 81 vlsssins $50
hiNihtf D. tt W,s.i w rl.att ID huf
h''ins EN- Sahiual trfn New Nrfk Cln
~beft ste -fsat ihr vintrf a. Y
Nt-'a ihrf etifef MO b nfDminfst
hpfinrse mar md ransi.rf "a eah.nhi
ivii Yesterday iaf hqme after sfenaina
. ~esA h,re
Marshall Hicks ei san Nu,oh,p 5, "
~ ci,s asflNias sesnfAas mornins.
lphn g kene,if 10 M no tin fissn
a. faffa nanen ,n wnlac, coan.s
iui wll ht ae1s fef aevcrsi daNe
n hasf aprAaintHi siUehman ~
hlrtfflils Was la osr c,is yesterday
~ ugfun i,ft scsleria, faf car.
fifa @rlinss io slraf several DAYS.
ludro llapa fciiarl ~ klaesalae 81
'rtn'ins seNefai days ln ihr cltl sf,
nting Yesterday
~ R rsaFarlsh a afa,nieeui 81.
ioruos 10 san AHJs.I. g. srenaina rft
rDd Nsls m 'he cp uiesi sd lhe
Nuecfs
D. Glars and alft ~ Wsch arrived
yesterday si lbr iirach f'hss sspet,
o. remaiu two wesks
o. shar ~ ~ lfaei was am0ns
the arfsais YESTERDAY ai the Pavilion
rs woodward ~ Nov Yon h in
ihe c'iY en business afuNlns festef
day az She srafda
" MANN is ylsnof today nstm
intcip ruem ai itc iafdlon
" Is Nuph, end a d rahrrpatoi
sfs $50 AnAHlo people n.Hnt,fea 50
coo sgaside
Mlnlam lowe 20 Msns. ArAauses d
+ here Un husiuesH having rGifisiN,
+ yesterday ga che rafuinn
iuiiau sios,iff ana wife 81 cihoit
I rosHs are visiting IN ihs cts. rurst
ai ne Seaside
7 Charles g gonc. sad wife sc NOse
bud were amone 90 arrivals ssaisf
day al Inc seaside
A. a. Smith ts aefe from kiofssin
4 Gen hnflnrss hatiHF Arrived yrfiri
Gay 81 Thy PAVILION,
7 >. p nauagh apa wife aIrited %
I The clay Yesterday fIHn 4aHlnron o.
short siais Thee arc stasiup ~ lh
Pavilion.
Carrie received scstcpiay annaurr
shf arrival u San Fmnciara of Ni
ana Nrs R~nn "a baldwin ~ thI
7 riF Vhet alll 3D. 4Wab ffnm ih
e.t Ger snoshof ihreo wceta
~ 49, nrWn8 prt wife irayf mi
marHine far iheit h1m, iu Laredo go
tri soYeral daIa Stay Do thr pifY
John Musscit 30 Laredo is ap,nilr
seseml defs 10y ihe cliy arriving }rs
ferda}
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Yors iaf sessui wretf husluce
mp
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thic Company msi Hieht irft nv h
hraaquarfrrf in Bansfan after srN
sral DAYS Stay la the ciif
Mr ara Mrs. n a. iahfl "a Al
iieticf and TibN williams re- Tei
were 10 the sity last nishi tn alton
TIE Gsdskl reeiial
Mr. and Hfs gphn b wood an
Miss Mari Nance y ilnfiiaiff were Z
zoe SifY yesterday ana iesf uiEht 80
tended me oadrti fes8isi
Nra A. g Ponds ~ Ansun $40 Mr.
w. N pfnfee - ssn Ani0Hio wfff q
ihs cay yesterday 10 attend ii9' aadst
recital.
a. D. Lyman - Cnfsirsna. W =
RIftman - IS. Hniund Ina ard ~ D
wright u Mathis Nsfs amone yesier
days affiyais ai fhf Mistress
Y a. nanirsn owner ~ ihe stat
Hotel h heye fuu nfseAsiifs vhef
b. mas bern ppendiue a portion y %
sumner
Mrs Iissaie Harris and Miur 4
nsrnp. ~ Yori worth. are visitors q
th. cts. Fuesis e ihs Rtste
~ Hampton ~ San Antonio. y
Tafner ~ iioafioa. v mcAieaier
Oalahosas cite, D. W. HALEY - fcs
worth. John " border n Victoria an
iS. T. fiousngtsoffh - Nlaapkee ~sf
II ss1nr last niKhts arrivals % ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Mrs Iesais Harris ard MiH1 l.
nsrnr. ~ Ypri worth are visitors in
ths cts. Kuesis g ihs kisie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

Nra A g. Fonda ~ Ansun $40 Mrr
- N Ffnkee - Ssn AniDeio wrff in
ihe Gag yesterday 10 attend sils aadsti
recital
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

~ Hampton ~ San Antonio. -
Tafaer ~ i4oufioa. u McAieater ~
0,.lahoeaa CITE. d w. HALEY - foff
worth. John y, BORDER n Victoria ana
~. 7. lfau.nrts ~ Nnaapkee we're
en8nr last niKhts arrivals 81 the
.s..t.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27

rop SALE ZOO shares Gmf Coast on
.ns Gas 90 stock Prise ii4oapo J.
d. MrCoob. 4l. star street ''.'
lAdNegilsemcntl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-27
WllHtRSPOON APPLIES TOCOUNCIL
Fur THIRTY YEAR FRANCHISE

Proposes to Pipe Natural Gas
to City and Sell to Consum.
ers a. Rate Not to Exceed
% Cents per thousand Less
III Per Cent. Discount for
Cash.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
AUXILIARY or
0UIRlGGER CT UB
is FL URISHlNG

At the meeting Of the Women,s
Auxiliarylo fthe Outrigger Canoe Clut
held IN the Library OF Hawaii build
ing last Monday Afternoon, the follow
ing were elected or reelected to the
board Of directors:
Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy, president;
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, vice president;
Mrs. w. A. Wall, secretary; Mrs Isaac
Cox, treasurer. Directors Mrs. ]. A.
Gilman, Mrs. w. J. MacNeil, Mrs. Eben
p. Low. Mrs. j. H. Soper, Mrs. Arthur
Burg, Mrs Al w. T. Bottomley, Miss
RUselle Faast and Mrs. C. r. Rasch.
Mrs. w A. Wall. in her annual re-
port as secretary of the club, gave the
registered attendance of members and
their guests of the past three years
as follows: In 1912, the registered at
tendance of members was 5,255, and
guests, 1,70S. The registry for 1913,
after taking in 100 new members was,
members, 9,2S5, and guests, 1884 For
the year 1914, Mrs. Wallis figures were,
members. 1878. and guests. 4,05S, a
total Of 81, 4I2 for the year.
One hundred new members were vot-
ed in this year making fetal smem-
befship Of 500. The club is to be I'M
proved in q number OF ways this year.
One particular proposed addition being
0 hubble drinking fountain
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
NIorYiin6 or
ANlH

The drop in sugar to All brought
en- swift tumble in stocks today. the
more swift because unexpected The
exchange closed today with a marked
feeling CT uncertainty There are
those who think the expected reaction
mas set in and the pendulum Is due
to swing the other way for a while.
Others, however. point to the funda-
mental economic cause for sugars
rise and say that this cause has not
been renewed and that therefore q
high level Is bound to be maintained
with equivalent high quotations for
stocks. At any rate. brokers are
waiting to see and there was a light
day in comparison with some Of the
last two weeks.
Olaa held firm at 6ss between
boards with more than 1000 shares
changing hands, but on the first sale
this morning dropped Y. McBryde
declined y and H.sC. e s. 81 Kahuka
advanced Is to is, but as this IS a
stock seldom traded in its case Is
irrelevant,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
VESSELS TO AND
FROM, THE ISLANDS
Especial wireless 10 Merchants
Exchange.
Thursdsv, FEB. IL.

Thursday, FEB. II.
KAHULUI-Arrived, Feb. II: Bkt
Jas. Tuft. from Antofogasta.
HAMA = Sailed, Feb. IL: Schr. Muir.
lei, for San Francisco.
HIL0 Sailed, Feb. 10. 2 p. m: 8. 8
Hilonian, for San Francisco.
circumstances, Feb. IL: s. s
Niagara, hence Feb 4.
SYDNEY-Arrived. Feb. 10: 8. 8. Ma
kura, hence Feb. Is.
Radio Messages.
u. S. A. +. Thomas, Feb. 10, p. M:
e20 miles or port. expects to arrive
about Sunday morning.
s. s. Siberia, arrives Friday, p. m
and sails for Yokohama, Saturday
II a. M Cargo: $40 tons: takes
bunker coal, 500 ton; Passengers:
Cabin. all told, 165: Honolulu. So;
second class, all told, 26: Honolulu,
4; steerage all through, 1O7.
Diamond Head, p. m. steamship;
/ 4.masted schooner-bound IN.
+ i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
HARDING AND PARTY
VISIT MARC0Nl PLANT.

The Marconi Wireless Company's
big plant at Kahuku was visited this
Afternoon by Senator-eIeet Harding of
Ohio and his party A telegram to
the local Mareoni office says:
Senator Harding and party ar
rived at Kahuku about p, m. and
were shown through the entire plant.
They were greatly impressed with
the magnitude Of plant and nachin-
cry for transmitting messages.
Through the courtesy Of the Marconi
company Senator Harding sent com
plimentary message to a friend in
San Diego. this message being sent
prior to HIS departure. The entire
party expressed great pleasure In
their visit to the worlds greatest
wireless station. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABEEGRAMS

The following cablesram was re-
eelved today from official German
sources:
.sNAsHINGToN, b. c., FEB. II. -
headquarters report February II:
"ln the Argonne the German attack
on the terrain gained with six officers
and 307 soldiers taken prisoner. Two
machine guns and six smaller guns
were taken also. tn the middle and
South vosges several minor local sue
cesses have been gained. On the East
Prussian frontier the engagements
have continued everywhere successful
Iy for the Germans, although deep
snow has hampered the movements Of
troops. The results are not yet defin-
iteIy estimated.
ain the Polish war theater, on the
right bank OF the vistuia the Germans
have advanced northwest Of Sierpec.
The enemy has been everyWl1ere re-
pulsed. Several hundred prisoners
were taken. On the left bank Of the
vistula there Is nothing important"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
CHINESE NAMES
SC(llY ROBBER
IN OPIUM PLANT


entered the room by rear door They
Immediately drew guns. which we're
pointed directly at me. | was told
to raise my hands and did. At that
moment Scully stepped forward and
removed purse containing 500 from
my pocket
An Tim and An Yau then attempt
ed to come to the assistance Of Chung
Chan, but they were also told to
throw up their hands. said the wit
ness.
We were ordered back into the ma
chine which was driven into town.
he went on. "We arrived at the Gus
toms house, and myself, All Yau and
An Tim were told to hurry up stairs
and that We were under arrest upon 3
charge Of dealing in opium.
Waitee ~ Hour.
- think tla we rshnsined III tie
customs house for about an hour when
asked why we were there. | then
learned that we had MT been arrested
at all"
schIly was represented BY Andrews
and Mcbride The latter attempted to
shake the direct testimony brought
nut by the Chinese witnest. who re-
tsatedly declared that SeulIy Wat the
man when ne FIRST met at the park.
with whom he arranged for opium at
$40 q tin and who IN the KalIhi house
removed the money from his person.
Scuiiy and Mc9rath were this morn
Ing affaisned upon second charge Of
robbery. preferred by Lum Fook Tai.
q Chinese who declared that on Janu-
airy % he was taken to house BY
SculIy and robbed Of 5000. The CHI
|nese alleges that IL tins of opium were
given him for $500. As he was leay-
ihg the Kalliii premises. alleged to be
occupied By McGrath, two men spfang
from ambush and demanded his "ar-
rest
The opium was taken from him and
he was brought to town, whore the
machine is said TO have stopped at
Euuann street saloon. Here al uein-
bers Of the party except Scully and
the Chinese got out The Chinese al
legged that ScuIlg took him to the feli
market and then told him to make
his getaway, which he did, believing
that the men were genuine officers.
Attorney Robert BreckOns was an
interested spectator at the preliminary
hearing Of Schlly this morning The
matter was not finished by noon. the
case going over until tomorrow morn
Ing.
Grand Jury IN Session.
The territorial grand Jury. IN session
this afternoon. was said to be delving
deeper into the opium and h0ldup
charges IN which John McGrath. J. 7.
Sculfy and others are said to be In
yolved. A number OF Chinese wit
nesses were to be examined No In
dietmenfs had been returned at q late
brair. The case IS understood to be
allied with that up I'd police court
earlier today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
r. {. KING, RETIRED
REAL ESTATE MAN, ~
DIES AT AGE OF 81

F. E. King, for the past Is years a
resident OF Honolulu, died at HIS home
at Cottage Grove, King street. at 1880
O'Clock this morning, following brief
Illness. He was 81 years old. While
the arrangements have not yet been
completed the FUNERAL viii be a mill
stary one, as Mr. King was q veteran
OF the Civil War Interment will be in
this city.
Mr.. King came to Hawaii from New
York, his native state. in 1897. He
went into the real estate business and
acquired considerable property In Ho-
nolulu. He retired from active bust.
ness several years ago He Is surviy-
ed hy hut few relatives
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Visitor comforting Tommy, who has
upset bottle of ink on the new car
pet Never mind. my boy; no use to
cry over spilled milk. Tommy findig-
nantly Amy Ounce would know that.
If it's milk that spilled. all you have
to do is to call the cat an she'll lick
it up cleaner anything. But tits
amt milk. an mothef1I do the lickin'
is what ails me"
Edmund ]. Flavin of Maiden, Mass,
pleaded not guilty to an Indictment
charging larceny Of S1T00 from a fra
ternal organization of which he had
been financial secretary for many
years. He was held in $1,000 bonds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
INGALLS, IS CALLED
BEFORE GRAND Jury
AS OPIUM EXPERT

A. B. ingalls,, chemist and customs
inspector. who recently qualified as, an
opium expert before the United States
commissioner. was called as witness
before the federal grand Jury today.
X IL believed that Mr.. ingalls, tesfis
mony has to do with an investigation
Of the case Of Mike Pendergasf, fire
man on the steamer Sierra, who was
arrested shortly after the steamer
docked Tuesday with about ~ tins Of
opium In his possession.
Other witnesses called before the
grand jury who are believed to have
given testimony in connection with the
same case, were Customs Inspectors
Taylor. Paul. Dodds and Edwards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
FLAvlN TAKES HOLD AS
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR

Thomas ]. Fiavfn. Formerly post
office Inspector for the district of
southeastern Washington, today as
samed the duties Of Inspector for the
district Of Hawaii Mr.. Flavin ar
rived In Honolulu in the Lurline yes
tefday. He succeeds A. J. knight,
who now is In washington. d. G.,
awaiting a new appointment.
Mr. Flavin has been with the post
office department for IS years. Prior
to becoming inspector for the Wash
ingtof district he served 10 years as
assistant postmaster at Butte, Mon
tana: After few days he will make
q tour Of the islands and inspect the
various postuffices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
1'SH0- GUM REHEARSAL
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
AT EIGHT TONIGHT
++@+++@+++++t+++.

=
Under direction OF A. r. Cnnha !
y there viii be a full chorus rehear- I
= sal OF the opera, The Sho-Giin.'
y at the Royal Hawaiian Opera \
y House at o'clock tonight.
y Mr.. Cunha desires that every =
= member OF the chorus be present =
: at this event. as he has In view :
y a number of plans that will prove \
= Of interest to all participants =
= and expects to give instructions =
= that II is necessary for al 70 be =
y in possession of. The opera, from =
y the pen Of George AIDE, to be \
y given on the terrace Of Bishop :
\ hall, Punahou, the evening OF =
= February %, is proving q delight =
\ fal production to all who are TAX :
\ ing part. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
GOVERNOR ENTERTAlNs
HARDING AT DINNER

n honor of Senatonelect Warren G.
41s-aine Of Ohio, Governor Pinkham
was host at dinner YESTERDAY eve
MIN 81 the home Ct MT. and Mrs. G, B.
cc5per. Besides Senator and Mrs
sSsTdine the guests were Dr, and Mrs
= = .s SAWYER and wife. Associate JUS
s, -, - 80, =, Ms 3. nj. Watson. Senator
- - Mss Curtis p. Iaukea, Senator
,S Mrs n Chillingworth, Senator
- Mrs James Coke. Representative
~ - n Mr ), D p r. Isenberg Represen-
sst5ve and Mrs. Cecil Brown, MT ana
s ssst Il r harrington and Mrs. Reed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per stmr. cIaudihe, from Maui ports
Mrs. Annie Kamanau, Geo Hawai-,
Mrs. Fassoth. D. HI. case, Charles
Kalo, Ben Williams, Mrs. Williams,
s. Phee, Miss l. Kim, Miss Tai. Miss
Stares, Miss v. Comes, A. Gartenberg,
Miss B. McGriffin, Mrs. ]. IT. Ray
mond, Miss NJ. Schroeder, NJ Miner,
Mrs. Miner, A. Freitas, Miss Freitas,
w. X. Buchanan, Al. l. Meyer. w. K
Purdy, }. G. Plankfngton
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
FIREWORKS men
HERE TO PUT Up
CARNIVAL SETS
PunchboWi Eruption and MoiiiIi
: Events Win Surpass Last
Years Spectacle, Promise

w. II. Wilson, the fireworks king, !,
and J. "A. M. Johnson, chairman Of the
committea which has the fireworks
features on the Carnival In hand, are
OufdOihe each other today IN superla-
tiyes descriptive OF the planned erup-
ton OF Punchbowl, the Moiliili spec
tacular event and The fireworks In
connection with the water. carnival.
Wilson arrived yesterday, a pas
Sfneef On the steamer Lurifne. and
ne Will remain here until after the
celebration 10 superintend personally
ai6 carrying out OF his plans. Both
Wilson and johnson declare the FIRE.
works this year will excel any ever
ga N Honolulu. OF any other city.
l6f that matter.
The eruption OF Pnnchbowl win be
made a special feature. Al big ship
ment Of special chemicals have been
received. Mr.. Wilson has an assist
ant with MIN who viii commences TO.
day TO treat the materials to be used
IA the production Of lava and volcanic
EIIeet A temporary laboratory is To-
be erected in the crater.
eThe spectacular fireworks at Mo-
mn February 20 win Be even more
wonderful than last year. declared
Wilson. a0f course there will be
rockets In flights and bombs galore.
and bombs different from any you.
have seen before. There win be an
aerial masterpiece. house on ere.
and q CLAIMANT des Oiseaus. octopus
shells and v0Ileys Of kissing cobras.
But the surprise will come when you
see q fireworks portrayal Of i Chinese
laundry. with the Washman laboring
away. The climax Of the evening will
Be reached when the DaFktown IRE
brigade appears when tWo-story
house GETS aIife.
The engine Is seen coming, horses
ealloping to the Are. The engine ar
riVes At the FIRE plug. the. horse is
hilched and the engine starts pump
iilg fiery watef on. the place At last
the root falls in- land the climax
comes.
s.You saw the Indian do his stunt
last year? Well. the Darkt0wn Are
bfitade Is even better with far more
intricate performance. There are sol
numbers IN all
Chairman Johnson doesn't do a.
thing but strain the hieh-key adjec-
fiReS IN describing this fireworks cele-
hration. This is how he put II:
1T will be the biggest show ever
pulled on IN this or any other city;
the effect viii be more gorgeous. the
display more dazzling and every de-
tail worked out as never before Ev-
ef5one who went to the display last
year came away delighted. This year
they WIN all be even more delighted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
LIQUOR CASE PENALTY Is
80 DAYS AND 500 FINE.

James F. Field, charged with selling
liquor without paying the government
tax, today was sentenced by Judge
Sanford B Dole in the federal court
to serve 30 days In Oahu prison and
pay a fine Of 800 and costs No con-
tempt proceedings we're entered be-
cause OF Fields failure to appear in
cofrt on the last date set for his SEN
tence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

The battIeship Nc braska led all bat
tleships and first class cruisers Of the
navy in engineering competition for
the past six months. The Michigan,
Kansas, MARYLAND and New Hamp-
shire followed In the order named.
The Bank Of England purchased
114,000 pounds gold bars
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL

p. E. r. Strauch, administrator Of
the estate OF Joseph Paiu, also known
as Joseph Kapaku. fled an inventory
of the property IN circuit court today.
II consists or real estate and clothing,
having a total value Of 5000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Sammy was not prone to oYerexer-.
ton in the, classroom; therefore his
mother was both SURPRISED and de-
lighted when he came home one noon
with the announcement, Il got 100
this morning. That's lovely, Sam
'my!s exclaimed his proud mother, and
she kissed him tenderiy what was
it in?" Fifty in readin, and fifty In
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Chief Justice Conrad Hollenback of
the Nebraska supreme court, died in
Lincoln after having been IN Office
only two weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Circuit Judge Stuart today con-
frmed An Leong's title to d half In
tefest IN certain lands at Kamakela.
Honolulu. All Lecng's title was dis
puted by Lum Shee and w. r. Castle,
the latter's trustee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Percy NJ. Pond has fled suit IN cir
cult court against the waikiki Inn and
Morris Rcsenbledt to quiet title to q
piece OF land at Uiunui. Waikiki
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

A patient waiter is no refuser Of
tins
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-17
No SaiIings Will Be
Suspended By British
(By Ed L. Reen.)

London, Feb. 1L--Ilardly single
regular sailing Of any British steamer
win be suspended on account Of the
German submarine blockade, announced
to begin tomorrow.
Following conference here Of man.
ayers Of lines coducting cross.channel
service, Il was announced tonight that
their vessels would sail as usual. Ser
vice TO Irish ports also will continue
ns usual, though II had been reported
channel and British mail service would
stop.
Steamers cleared as usual tonight FOR
Scandinavian ports, Lifeboats, fully
proyisioned, swung from their sides
and the passenger lists were smaller
but this fact was chiefly due to the de-
sire OF the steamship companies TO dis
courage travel,
II was considered certain that Ger
man submarines were at their bases
ready for the attack on British mer'
chantmen.
A number Of steamers from Americl
are due off the Irish coast tomorrow
and these probably win be directed tC
change their route. II was reported thn
some Of the vessels from the Unitet
states would be diverted TO Irish ports
but official information on any subiec
regarding the blockade was unobtoin
able
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-17
FIGHT ON SHIPPING
BILL IS RESUMED
Senate Democrats VIII At
tempt to Force Through
House Compromise Bill

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE crucial
fight by the administration democrats
to force through the senate the Weeks
Gore compromise ship purchase bill will
begin in the senate this afternoon when
the measure, as passed by the house
early today, will reach that body. The
house passed the bin at 1870 a. m. by
vote Of 2l5 to l2l.
Last nights session OF the house was
noisy throughout, causing Speaker
Clark to declare at one iuncture: "The
house will be in order This is neither
beer garden nor a vaudeville show. f"
Administration leaders in the senate
are confident of getting the amended
bill through that body.
The ship purchase fight having shift.
ed to the senate, II was reported thai
revolutionary and "strong arm" meth.
ods may be resortcd TO to pass the BIZ
regardless Of rules, before the endsoi
the week. One report was that tho
democrats plan to have n friendly sen
ator suppl0nt Vice.President Marshall
In the chair temporarily and arbitrarily
refuse to recognize the fihbusterers. II
this is done, It was said, the republicans
will leave the senate chamber in a body
The doubtful element in the plan wai
whether Senators Norris, Kenyon and
LaFollctte would refuse TO Joint the
democrats, thus leaving them without
majority to pass "gog" rule. SomC
Of the leaders favored postponinf
action until Thursday In order to per
feet the administration 3 new plans.