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The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
lBORN
s ROSY
IOSPECTS
nt1y Town Sure to
yelop Into Thriv-
ing City
ACTOR PLANT
no CAUSE BOOM
erty Values Are
ready Beginning
Shoot Upward


pearborn 10 destined to de-
- . quisl little country
~ . thriving city. tho cen
y INT industry. II the belief
tooiAsats IN that rural dis
1Aey bass their belief on
1nents made By none other
& snSJ Ford the automobile
- faceory has brought
"a prosperity 70 the village
$3.50 PART. and the whole
p6tsu1t ar that matter.
md owns acres and acres
& ~ around Dearborn He
plaIly announced that he viii
~ experimental plant In Dear
1eeputly. 4 was rumored
4 entomobile king had dis
yjtA : Detroit contractor
~ a e1s.eoe. 900 tractor
~ built On the large tract
weSt Of Detroit bought
~ purposs. This state
j ~ confirmed By the Ford
~ the fAct remains that
Goow pro5sct has already been
beyond the expeFtDental
1850 two u the szsarier
w 1nvU already besa com
A ~ Dearborn site These
N - which Mr.. Ford viii
FL oorm tractors. win com
Ae nrs& unit Of the tractor
y ~ hufit. When the giant
plant y completed. It will
NJ % actually see the raw
u opdne In ct one end Of the
- coming out ct the other a
peoduct.
- Il Henry rord's home
o. his broad acres he has
1oo1tjful rssi1encs costing
y ~ theuDands or dollars-
Dso6oon1s TO i've. closs to ma
- 1and, aAa On the other
~ clnnt tractor plant. where
watch the product Of his
ow men . bar Of metal into
- machine that will do most
1ng sxcept talk.
vUrd b doing his old neigh
Kindly turn. the while. His
1Vo0tments In Dearborn, to-
M the reports Of his trac.
$3.50 have lifted property val.
Ut locality until It Is al
npoesib1e 10 buy acreage
niles Of the Ford property,
nfps, that q few years ago
snof have sold for 5000 OF
ofo nov held at $4,000. Az
anee, one Detroit man owned
SORES IN Dearborn. A few
70 he Was pressed for money
q % the bank and asked FOL
eontlGl loan. He offered n
neyesal pieces Of property
~ the Dearborn acreage. The
lnaghed ct the acreage and
might b willing to advance
o. Two on that. but no more
ptr0lt man held the acreage
Ne could not sell It at TIT
" aid for Il 20 years ago
ii he accepted IN offer o
NJ The piece. That goes Il
11at acreage 10 now wort
osound Dearborn. compare
xo11e . few years ago.
y ne tractor plant II ono
Nv. the price Of property Z
- and vicinity viii underg
wonderful Jump In price
- q VIM not be the pric
~ that will advance. b.
NJ y. or VIII not be at thu
~ more acreage on the ma
~ 4 wfll Be lots that win Il
~ value.
q how that comes abou
Dos or the original owner
49, hes sold 1t . fan,
~ opeculator or real q
N.Y. subdivideo the proper
~ Iots. thereby taking b
& ~ purchaser either bull
nv a. holds Il for IN inve'
~ - holds Il r,r IN |
ue has little money IL
1o1lnso oewn aud = Il
o11 Aloag comes 4
L; on66slal asvslopmen
~ vn1uoo 49,. Then u
- a. ~ 90 pocxe
~ -. 49, A. - -
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METHOD
MAKES II EASY

Performing on the ukulele has been
made easily possible by q new publica-
ton just put out In Honolulu This
consists of compilation entitled
Original Method and Self Instructor
on the Ukulele,. a method much sim
plified for performing on this sweet
toned instrument. This standard me-
thod has been complied and arranged
by A. A. Santos and Angeline F.
Nuness who have studios, In Garden
lane; and comes in its entirety from
the printing department of the Star
Bulletin zal,.,4..,.. j, .f..,.. -.
The method employed is clear, con-
else, complete and easy of eomprehen-
sion. The work is .profusely illus
trated with finger board charts and
key diagrams, and arranged 50 that
full harmony is obtained by the be-
ginRer in a very short time. -.
The method of tuning the instru-
ment, is a very. important feature Of
this new method and is pne-half Of
the musical success OF the instrument.
Botheof the compilers are we'll versed
IN the art of music. and are splen-
did performers on. the ukulele.
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81 MAKERS
OF ICE CREAM DO
NOT OBsERVELAW
Continued nom page Onsl

containing u per cent or more butter
fat are not arrested.
While making his investigations Mr..
Hansen says he has found several
cases where so-called ice cream was
being manufactured IN small back
sleeping rooms I'M crowded tenement
quarters. ..
Analysis of these products show
that they contain little. If any, milk, !"
says the commissioner The product
is largely Q mixture of gelatin and
cheap Aayoring. with occasionally a
little condensed milk.
This product is peddled largely in
hand-caFts, which cater mostly to
children. These cases are being re-
ferred to the Board OF Health, with
the recommendation that the permits
of the dealers be revoked when such
action is possible. In one case the
dealer was arrested and sentence was
imposed In the district court. Three
cases have been discovered where It
was recommended that the permits
be revoked, the ground being that
the product was made in unclean
places and places otherwise unat for
the manufacture of food. In some In
stances, the places where the So
called Ice cream was made were used
for sleeping purposes. $500 !:
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TRIES 0CASH
SECOND BOGUS
CHECk;NABBED
Solder Signs Order to Pay With
Name of Man Who Does
Not Exist, is Charge

After cashing a bogus check for $40
to which he had signed the name wv.
Rodgers" Thursday at Kam's Variety
Store, an unknown soldier from Scho-
field Barracks returned to the same
store on Saturday morning to repeat
the feat and was arrested there by
Arthur. McDuffie, chief Of detectives
/ The First National Bank of Hawaii,
on which the check was drawn, receiv-
ed the first check Thursday and dis
covered that It was an obvious forg-
cry. The only account registered un-
Ger q name similar to Rodgers was
Lieut.. Wilbur Rogers, while the check
was signed Capt. W. Rodgers" The
bank at once notified McDuffie and on
Saturday. morning when the soldier
returned to Kam's he was neatly gath
cred into the fold. 81 ..a =. II
He has since been turned over to
the military authorities and has re-
fused to give out any further state
ment, s1tssz, 81. ..e-sss.gss Ess.--s.s> s..
Crime evfdentally breeds by prece-
dent said L. Tenney Peck, president
of the First National Bank, this morn
ing when commenting on the arrest
sUnd0ubtedly the man was encOurag-
ed to attempt the forgery BY the sue
cess with which Richard Ramos re-
Gently raised q 81 chez. BY Fred Whit
ney to $40. Ramos, by the way, was
taken In hand by the Burns detective
agency In San Francisco and made q
complete confession, according to a
recent wire from San Francisco. He
will be brought back to Honolulu at
the expense of the First National
Bank, there being no funds in the
treasures OF either the city and couIa-
ty of Honolulu or the territory Of Ha-
vail to cover the extradition expenses,
This fact is also well known and
doubtless many men think that thay
can commit minor crimes with ilnpun-
ity II they can get clear of the terri
tory. afterwards, for the expense Of
bringing them back to this city for
justice Is no light charge. They forget
that with every established firm the
cause, Of justice and good business are
one and the same. 81
Crime Is n1anifestly on the increase
In the islands, continued Mr.. Peck,
mot crimes of any magnitude but pet.
ty thefts such as this forgery Of the
SO check. think that one cause for
the increasesof crime is the fact that
this is oneindustry territory, very
largely. People come down here ex-
pecting to find perfect paradise and
instead they often have to walk the
streets for a.Week or more before they
secure Q position. Those Of weak NOR
al character viii not stick it out for a
week, but win be tempted to break the
law
{ The Richard Ramos referred to is
the man who raised q check from 50
%. $40 sailed for San francisco on the
Lurline and was taken there by the po-
Ice. He will be brought back to Ho-
nolulu and tried. b
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Loves
Bakery


abuse stopped. he said to Marcallino:
You are the better man in here. Now
come outside and ven see who is tho
best.
And you were ready to quit your
Job asked Chtllingwurth.
Peter nodded his head. RI
3 AZ the police station Il Is said that
Peter is generally q good officer and
absolutely fearless IN the discharge OF
his duties, but that sometimes he goes
too far. especially when making an
arrest where there r. any opposition.
One fact which may involve conse.
quences for Peter Is that Marcallino
il special officer as clerk Of Whit.
ney's court. and be testified that he
showed his badge and offered 10 walk
70 the station. whereupon he was VIC.
lently handled.
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MASS MEETING TO HEAR
or ANTI SAL DON MEET

Announcements were made from
many pulpits in Honolulu yesterday
of a grand mass meeting to be held
next Sunday evening in Central Union
church at 7:30 D. m. q
The following churches are expect.
ed to mite with the Central Union
to make this the largest mass meet
ing held In this city for years: the
Christian, Methodist, Portuguese, Ka.
lihi Union. Young Peoples League, Ka-
waiahao, Kaumakapili and others. W.
A. Bowen win be chairman Of the
meeting.
The meeting Is called for the pur-
pose of hearing from the delegates
to the biennial con lsntion Of the Ma
tional Anti-Saloon League Of America
held ait Atlantic Gityj July 8 to9. Rev.
D. G. Peters win be the principal
speaker. Good music is being ar
ranged.
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Sends Out Less Odor Than
average Livery Stable"
IT,. Says Sales Letter

poAmoug those choice bits Of .corres
pon1ence which sift8 In TO the head,
Quarters Of the mayor and board on
supervisors each week comes a letter
from 3. b Tilden OF the desert town
OF Winnemucca, Nevada. ..ses
Mr. Tnden ID agent for an incinera.
tor which consumes refuse and gar.
bage at the rate OF two tons an hour,
handles work readily fora city of Is.
poe people, and, TO use words of the
letter. sends out Considerably less
odor than the average livery stable. .
Nh. Tilden wants to get into cor.
rsspmdence with the supervisors Of
Hcnolulu on the subject of ancinera.
tors and says II they care to a6oot
the one for which he il agent, he him.
self will come here to install ii. He
says the incinerator can be placed
anywhere inssthe city and viii not
prove a nuisance. 4s a. s.
The garbase destroyer is already IN
IIse n Jackson. Miss; Charlotte, N. c.:
Miami, florida; Paris, Texas; Browns.
wood, Tea. md winnen1ncca, New.
Mr.. Tilden's home town. The comma,
nication viii be read to the supervi.
sors tonight at their meeting. p
Another letter To come before the
city officials tonight ii one reauest.
ing that the city buy flag pole for
Mckinley high school The request
u from Henry w. Kinney, sDperfn-
tendent OF schools; who states that
the need Of . nag pole at the school
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COMPANY B WILL GIVE,
BIG SMOKER AT ARM0RY

Elaborate preparations are being
made by the men of Company B OF
the National Guard for their smoker
which will be held Wednesday night.
A program has been arranged to in
clude tumbling, music and refresh
ments., Col. Samuel |. Johnson. the
acknowledgement. will speak. Each
man in the company is urged to bring
at least two guests who are interested
in the work OF the National Guard.
The company needs 10 or more re-
crtlits at the present time and the
smoker is given principally with a
view to bringing the number up to
the requirements. The entertainment
will be given in the social hall Of the
artncry.
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CLARK AUTO CASE IS
UP AGAIN; BROWN GETS
OUT PENAL SUMMONS

4 AZ the instance OF a. M. Brown,
city and county attorney, penal sum
mons was issued today for the appear
ance In district court next Wednes-
day morning Of Charlie Clark of the
road department, to answer a charge
of driving an automobile along a pub
lie highway while intoxicated.
It Is alleged that two weeks ago
yesterday Clark, while ON tour Of in
spection Of the belt road, got drunk
either before he left town or while on
Windward Oahu, burned up the road
with the city and county's Ford, and
then wrecked the car about mile
and q half this side of the Kaneohe
court house.
The case was called to the attention
Of the territorial grand jury, but that
tribunal returned q mo true bill in
the matter
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NEVADA NAN WANTS IOsEl CITY
HIS own BRAND OF NCINERATOR

is we'll known. As. the statue Of
President cKinIey, which stands on
the grounds in front of the building
Is IN the place where d Gag pole would
naturally stand, Mr.. Kinney. suggests
that the pole be shortened and placed
on the roof of the school. o., 81
John Amasiu, one Of the grateful
residents on Republican lane, has
written thanking the mayor and board
OF supervisors for the installation OF
an electric light near his home. :
The report of City and County En-
gineer Whitehouse on the survey Of
ManOa valley, preliminary to the be
ginning OF SEXUAL road Improvement
work. h IN the hands Of the CITY al
terney for consideration. and will not
likely come before the board tonight,
as II consists Of abofit Is typewritten
pages which have 70 be carefully gone
over, -. asss...' = y y
The deputy attorneys will render a
decision tonight on tho rules of pro.
cedure which were referred to them
after having been modified IN various
ways by the supervisors. Chsnges OF
and SUGGESTIONS Of unnee.
essafy rules where statntfG already
hold will be made A ,conference on
several other matters that have come
MP IN the city work will be held today
In the attorneys Office, following which
several announcements may be made
tonight =. ~. ....s. ~, b; =. :. Is
James X. Jarrett, tefnpGraFy secre.
tary Of the charter convention which
held two sessions IN the high school
has written thanking the mayor am
supervisors for the use OF the build
ln1. So.
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REBl|KED
AS JUDGE LETS
MARCALLIyO GO
tcontinued from page onel

-
He said that after the collision he had
told. the motorman he would testify
in case the street-car company should
make any trouble for the car-crew.
Then, said Peter. Marcallino, who was
standing nearby while the auto was
fighted, cursed him viciousIy. Peter.
said finally he placed Marcallin6 I'M.
der arrest and walked with him tosa
patrol-box, but he absolutely. denied
using any violence All the way To-
the police station and later In the
sheriff's Office, declared Peter, Mar.
callino called him vile name. He
also said MarcalIino tried TO uppercnt
him, illustrating his remarks graphic
ally.
Peter is one OF the talIest men on
the force As he stood In the box he
lowered over the room. The set-to In
court between Peter and Marcallin1
was spirited one and once Peter
seemed unable to speak because of
choking emotion. Marcallino shouted
question after question at him, several
times declining to wait until Attornes
Chillingworth could finish some query
before breaking In. Once, after he
had been cautioned by the court. he
said to Chillingworth; II you'd been
handled as was by this man you'd
lose your temper, too.
Peter was unable to secure any COR
roborative evidence for his side. One
officer tried to testify that after Mar.
caIlino was arrested he cursed Peter.
but the evidence was not allowed as
these facts occurred subsequent to the
arrest A fish-market inspector testi-
fed to being around In the crowd but
could give nothing as to the words
that passed between the two adyer.
saries
Judge whitney TestIfies.
Judge Whitney was then called and
testified that when Peter spoke to the.
motorman, MarcaIlfno said. What the
----- do you know about thisg You
were asleep down on your corner.
He said that Peter then cried, You
shut up" and words began to pass.
He declared absolutely that Marcal-
limo did not curse the policeman and
testified further that Peter dragged
Marcallino down to the patrol box .11s-
ing q tremendous lot Of force knock
ing him about as IL he were the worst
bum on the streets. :
Two minutes after Judge whitney
left the stand Judge Monsarrat gave
the verdict OF not guilty
Il consider such facts as brought
out here today show extremely repre-.
hensible conduct on the part of the
police declared the judge. THE evil
dence goes to show that an officer on
the stand has made statements that
are not true and that he used violence
in making this arrest z
Peter Was Ready TO Fight.
It was brought out during the trial
that Peter offered to fight Marcallino.
Peter told this himself He said that
when he had been unable to get any.
satisfaction in the slleriff.s Office IN
his attempts to shaYe Marcallinots
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in THREE Weeks
HONOLULU Will
HEAR DECISION
lContinned iIon 80 onel


for appraisers stores and for other
purposes. As the land and buildings
belong to the government. be added.
Il i likely that new structures viii
be erected there. as the present ones
are hardly g up-to-date a. they
should be.
Mr.. Newton said that be has few
IDEAS Of his own regarding the plans
OF the new federal building. and be
VIII so into this matter - soon IS he
returns to Washington The Star.Bul-
letin has already published the news
that the local y. 8. marshal, the fed
eral judges, the district attorney and
the federal clerk recently forwarded
to Washington plans for their offices
IN the proposed new building Sew
eral sets Of plans already have been
prepared IN Washington. and these
may be altered to some extent By Mr..
Newton.
Mr.. Newton's return to washing.
ton Ii FASTENED from the fact that he
has received cablegram to Join Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury McAdoo on Q
tour Of the principal cities OF the
country where the work Ct erecting
government buildings is In progress.
Il am leaving laval % one Of its
most loyal boosters. M. Newton said
today. This is NY FIRST trip to the
islands. and ell a. have seen has
increased my Arbitration for their
beauty and my interest in their well
fare.
IT is an ordinary thing for gov
eminent official to receive normal. or.
binary courtesy, but the welcome that
any stranger gets here Is something
more than mere ciyiIity or courtesy.
There is a human substance IN Il that
makes a man feel that he Is not only
welcome for 9 day. but welcome as
long as he wants to stay here
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Caretaker Colburn at the capitol
grounds has had a, gang of prisoners
at work for a day or two digging line
of ditch across the capitol lawn. maui
ka Of the capitol building, for the pur-
pose of laying the power supply line
for the new elevator. for the capitol.
The ditch is practically complete
now, end waits only the line men
from the Hawaiian Electric Company,
who have been engaged to place the
wires, before being flied up and re-
sodded.
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SETS
FACE AGAINST
new CHARTER
tcontinned froln Zee onel

II = 8 ~ - I
tContinued nom page oneJ
these plans we have the ordinary form
or city government as represented by
the cityss present organization,
.of course 1t Is impossible to tell
just what viii be done. but it looks
, to me as IL q compromise should be
affected In some manner There are
many opponents and adherents OF
each plan and I'm sure that neither
the city. manager nor the commission
form win 60 through without radical
change.
My own opinion is against any vio-
lent change Ithink that the city
should be left to work out its own
destiny after its own way. We have
had the present organization in prac-
tise only 10tyears and while 1t il not
perfect at the present time. still / do,
not think that the experience we have
gained with the present organization
should be thrown away IN the adop-i
ton OF some new and untried form.
Let the people gradually work their
way into the clearing I am in favor
Of amendment to our present charter
rather than complete rehabilitation.
Let us consider this c0mmotion IN
favor of good government rather as
a severe criticism of the present sys.
TEN than az call for an entire
chanse
The convention will meet tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the makaii
pavilion Of the Alexander Young hotel
roof garden. Tomorrow evening will
be the occasion for the formal pre-
sanitation 81 charters or forms which
residents or oreanfzations Of Homo
I,,Iu NAV wish IL call 10 special atten.
tion ~ the sfele9atas
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LETTERS

CThe Star-Bulletin invites free and
frank discussion in this column on all
legitimate subjects of current interest.
Communications are constantly re.
ceiyed to which no signature is at
tached. This paper will treat as con-
hdentiaI signatures to letters II the
writers so desire, but cannot give
space for anonymous communica-
tions.l
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Expert lady bill clerk and stenogra-
'pher. Address L. NJ. Star Bulletin
office 6267.2t
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1OHoluluT OSpt. {, 1910.
Prof. William A. Bryan,
Honolulu.
Dear Sir:I am In receipt of your
letter of September 6, from which l
learn that you have not received my
answer to your first letter dated Sep
TENDER 5. / trust. however, that it has
reached you by this time.
By the tone of your last letter 7
learn that you only intend to omit
from your book pictures copyrighted
by me, and therefore l should like to
cafl your attention to the fact that
shall prevent issuance of your book
as far as possible if l should find
that you have used other pictures TAX
en- by myself but not copyrighted.
l have been Informed that have a
right to take legal action against you
should you use any Of my pictures,
copyrighted or not.
Yours truly,
F ROCK