davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

Occasionally you find chap whose
most effective measures for making
home beautiful are obtained by keep.
ing away from it.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

A kitten valued at $4,000 is in liti.
cation: To have $4,000 cat purrins
On the hearth is a luxury enjoyed by
few households.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

With the advent of warm weather
and open windows the neighbors'
photograph will become a condition,
not a theory. 81, -.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

The success of st. Louis stenoz-
rapher in winning $4,000 prize for
a moving picture scenario has made
10000 stenographers dissatisfied with
their jobs.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

AS further evidence that this is a
beautiful world to live in, scientists
find that about 36.OOO.OOO babies are
born every year.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

Most extreme fashions make their
appearance in modified forms for the
benefit of people who have good
taste.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

A young man has filed a divorce &C.
ton because his wife cannot cook like
his mother used to. Most young men
who talk that way have been raised in
an orphan asylum.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

A Chicago university professor says
the solar system is all wrong Every
body who is in favor of having it
changed say aye
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

rather paradoxical. but usually
when a man persists in getting tight
ne is alluded to as living loose life.
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ne DIST IN co Ray liable supplied with
Accommodates 120. ~ ~ oA apph'a'ioh
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Week of August IL.
JUST SMILE.

Moon in first quarter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
L0UDY WEATHER Or
RAIN PRED IcTED FOR
FIRST GAME TOMORROW

[Associated Press by Federal WitelessI
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. Hon
the eve of the world championship Sc
ries interest among world Of fans
lie running fever high and indications
are tbak enormous crowds will see
the contests, both here and at 5oston.
Weather predictions today are that
tomorrow will be cIoudy with possi-
biIity Of rain.
CAN KILLiFER PLAY7
BOSTON, Mass, Oct 7.-one ct
the bio questions among the fans who
are hoping the Red Sox will take the
worlds series, is whether William Xii
liter, catcher for the PhilIles, will be
ABLE to play. II is not known whether
his arm which was injured some
weeks ago, viii be In condition to al
low him 10 take part. The discussion
centers around the query whether the
PhiIIies great pitcher, Alexander, will
be able to show at hts best without
the services Of his regular catcher.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
TARIFF news is Big boom FOR HAWAII
Star-Bulletin Scores Big Beat On
Sugar Tariff Retention News

The biggest
history Of Hawaii with
Nc Adoo would the
This 4
competitor In the cabd Washington but absolute
R
Hawaii until last night the
regular dispatches 8s
As result the yesterday afternoon Hawaii
washngton definite reliable.
Association sent ablegram whe reached the association this
the the SarBulen shortly after
o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon
The Star ~ etn able to leading here the In
iorstn before this from Washington arrived Just too
to be Included the edition While getting
the extra h. editorial stan gave the information such
sugar could be reached hurry and secured
their the situation The dashed around With the rapid
iy Of the prverbiai Wild he
n short time y seemed e everybody Honolulu knew 4
s. Albert the Bnlletns washington
man secured The the national capital and made
today called the bisg news Hawaii had m three
several has Represented this there With what notable
nised the exclusive from washington and
usa, faith : VII g generally ebsred that for
and the certsint that n you'd for
Of
and told
gar tarn as revenue producer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
: CHINESE FROM HAWAII
; AMAZES MASSACHUSETTS
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS

+ The registrars of New Bedford,
y Mass, were all agog recently
y when Ching Quon amona, who
y was born in Honolulu and who
y therefore is a citizen of the Unit
y ed States, walked into their Of
y flee and demanded the right to
+ vote. II
y "The registrars were busy
+ answering many, many perplex-
= ing questions" says the New Bed
+ ford Mercury. "Mr Amona's case
+ presented a new problem such
+ as they have never had to solve
r before. But Mr.. Amona showed
+ his papers, which proved that he
y was born in Hawaii and had yot-
4 ed there"
Ching Quon Amona is Chinese.
+ He now is a student in the Tex.
= tile School in New Bedford. His
+ early education was received in
r the local public schools, IN NC
+ Kinley high school and at the
\ College of Hawaii. .. ~.
@$4{fH$f f4 - = 44 +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
SHIFT LURLINE
To AUSTRALIAN
RUN NEW RUN0R
capt. Meeden Of Manoa Re-
called to Coast Presumably
to Take Lurline South

In the hurried departure this after
noon for San Francisco On the Ven
tiira OF Capt. Henri r. Weeden. COM
mander Of the Matson steamer Manoa,
men prominent in shipping affairs here
believe they see the Impending tenn
porary withdrawal .rcm tn. San Fran
ciscO-I Honolulu run Of the Matson
steamer Luriine, which they say Is to
be placed III the Australian grain
carrying trade from now 10 the close
Of this year.
This morning cable from the Mat
son Offices In San Francisco, TO Castle
e Cooke, local MatsOn agents, order
ed Capt. Weeden to leave on the Ven
tura this afternoon for the mainland.
obeying orders. the captain leaves
on the steamer. ]. H. Drew. manager
Of Castle & Cookies shipping depart
ment, on being asked what had call
ed Capt. W6eden to the coast so sud.
denly. replied. Business for the com
pany.
Asked IL he thought that this sub
stantiated rumors to the effect that
the Luriine will be Withdrawn from
the Honolulu run and put to work on
the Australian run, Mr.. Drew would
not discuss the question.
Il have heard nothing definite from
San francisco. except the cable today
ordering Capt. Weeden to return
there he said. sThere have beer
rumors that the Lurline was to bt
taken of this run temporarily, but we
have had no confirmation.
Sugar grinding is all over unit
about the end Of December he add
ed, "and this is a slack time fol
freight from the islands. The Mat
son company will have ample tonnag'
left to take care Of the islands needs
ii the Lurline Is taken on. The boa
would not be removed permanently
but only until sugar grinding Is re
sumed
| When the Manoa goes out for Ka
hului tonight with her skipper ab
sent, It is probable that Chief Office
J.. w. Jory will be in command. Whe
ther he win be promoted to perma
nent captaincy Of the Manoa, was no
Fstated by Mr.. Drew.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
ARMY OFFICIALS
GIVE BACKING TO.
SERVICE \. M. c. 4.

That the local army and navy 9fti-
cials will lend their efforts toward
establishing Y. M. c. A. branches IN
the service on Oahu was learned Tues.
day afternoon when j. S. Tichenor.
national secretary Of the army and
navy work 10 Y. M. C. Al. circles, and
FL A. McCarl, western secretary, ac-
companied by Paul Super. general sec
retary Of the local association, visit
ed the posts around Honolulu Ey-
erywhere they visited they were cor
daily greeted. and the many army Of
ficers stated that they would give
their approval to the movement.
The first visit maze was a call on
Maj.-gen. William H. Carter, who was
very much impressed with the project
Of establishing an association here
/ The party next visited Fort ShafteT
and different points around the city,
Al visit was made to the o. r. & Z
depot, which vicinity it is believed
would be an ideal location for an as
/ sociation building, as most of the sol
diers from Schofield Barracks go ans
come from this station. "a,
| Yesterday afternoon, accompanied
| by G. B. Ripley, one of the directors ot
the local association; the secretaries
visited Schofield Barracks, where they
called upon many of the army Off
| eials They first visited Gen. John P
| Wiser, who readily consented to co
| operate in the work The needs o
the soldier were stated and the worl
as outlined was commented upon By
all ia
The party also spent some time will
Col. L.. Wv Kennon of the 25th In
fantry, and Chaplain o. J. w. Scot
fContfnued on mage twol
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
LEGAL OPINION
ON BIG SERIES
BY YLAWYER.FAN
Attorney D. L. Wilmington Dis
cusses PhiIIies and Red Sox
From Personal Observation

Here. fans, Is ) legal opinion on
the big world series which starts to.
morrow. II is By Attorney D. L. With.
ington, who is Forgetting the musty
law for q week now so that he can
devote his time to the more important
subject OF baseball Mr.. Wilmington
IS one of the most ardent followers OF
clean sport In Honolulu and base.
bali fan Of high degree. In the foL
lowing article he speaks from close ob.
seryation of both teams:
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletii.
/ have seen both the Philadeiphia
and Red Sox in action several times
this season, and am foolhardy enough
to make some comments on them the
day before the battle opens between
team which has always been charact
erized by an aggressive oyerconll'
dence and a team appropriately call
ed the Quakers. s..: i
The Managers. ....a..>.
Taking up the teams: So far q
managers are concerned the Philadel
IContinued on page twol :
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GERMANS BEST
in AIRCRAFT,
SAYS CABLEGRAM

The following eableorarn from Off
elal German sources was received this
morning:
aThe headquarters report for Sep
teniber giving aircraft statistics, ur,-
der date Of October 5, says:
tsEnqllsh reports on October az
fIrmed that the English air craft are
superior, which they illustrated. The
Following German statistics are for
September:
During this month the Gerrnans
lost three aeroplanes by battles IN the
air and two are missing, shot down
from the earth. The English lost four
In air battles. one was shot from the
earth, three landed from the air and
behind our lines. The French lost ~,
four shot from the earth, seven land
ed ii behind our lines. Total losses,
German seven, AngIo-F French 80 aero
planes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
TWO NEW LEADERS TN
LIMELIGHT OF WORLDS
BIG BASEBALL SERIES
lBy Assoeiated Press.l

NEW YORK.-When the Philadel-
.phia Nationals and the Boston Ameri-
cans meet in the world series later In
the week new leaders will be seen at
the managerial helms and the success
or failure of the contending clubs will
depend, to a great extent, upon the
skill with which these men pilot their
baseball machines. In Pat Moran and
Bill Carrigan the PhilIies and Red Sox
respectively have diamond directors
who are equipped to take their place
In world series history alongside Con.
ME Mack, George Stallings, John Nc
Graw and Jake Stahl. ..-v.
Both Moran and lCarrigan have
earned their positions at the head OF
the two pennant-winning clubs by hard
and conscientious application in their
chosen line of life work. Each has
risen from the ranks after serving a
hard apprenticeship and there are no
secrets of the national game with
which they are not familiar. When
the teams take the field it will be as
much a battle of managerial wits be-
tween Moran and Carrigan as it will
be a contest of skill and endurance
between the individual players and
the teams considered as units.
| In one respect the Red Sox leader
will have an advantage over his Phil
adelphia rival for in some of the
games, at least, Carrigan will be seen
in catching uniform. Moran is just
as familiar with the duties devolVine
upon the backstep, for he made his
reputation as a catcher as Carrigar
has done, but during the past season
has handled his team from the bench
/ whereas Carrigan has been in the
thick of the pennant struggle much d
the time.
Moran's History.
Patrick ]. Moran, who has won I
niche In basebalfs Hall Of Fame b!
reason of his whipping what was con
sidered a mediocre ball club into
championship team is product o
L
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
HOSPITAL FOR
CHILDREN ASKS
AID FROM CITY
kanlkeoIani Institution Has IN
come Of S. 500 and Expenses
Run to $l2, 600 Annually

with an annual expenditure approx,
imating $4,000, and an income Of not
more than $500, the Kauikeolani
ChiIdren's Hospital. By authority Ol
its trustees, seeks aid from the city.
w. D. Smith, treasurer Of the institu-
tion, has written to the board Of su-
pervisors setting forth the needs ot
the hospital, which are now approxi-
mately $500 annually.
ct viii be seer" writes Mr.. Smith,
.that the present revenue from all
sources Is not sufficient to meet the
current expenses and the trustees
feel constrained to seek some assist
ance from the city and county
Mr.. Smith also asks permission to
come in person and place the matter
before the supervisors. He says that
The number Of patients Is increasing
SO rapidly and the usefulness Of the
hospital Is growing so great that more
patients win have to be accommodated
and more facilities will be required az
once.
According to the statement made,
more than so per cent Of all the pa
ltfents that have been cared for during
the last year nave been treated free.
These patients were received from the
Juvenile court the reform school, the
Susannah Wesley home, Palama set
ltlement, Castle home, Lanakila home
and from many private homes.
None Refused Admittance.
Girls under the age of Is years and
boys under the age OF IL years are
received as patients without regard
to nationality or religion, and none
i are refused admittance because OF
lack Of means to pay the expenses.
'The trustees" !" says Mr.. Smith, ZEN
deaYor to have the hospital managed
with economy and at the same time
have it supplying all necessary com.
forts for the patients, with skilled
physicians, nurses and surgeons, Sc
that the patient may have the best
Icare and treatment.
| "The grounds, buildings and equip
lment, with the improvements costing
nearly $100, 900, we're paid for by Mr.
and Mrs. a. S. Wilcox OF Lihue, Kauai
j and the endowment fund, (which
/ amounts to about $4,000, was con
i tributed by individuals who were i'm
pressed with the need of such an in
stitution in Honolulu. There Wer'
hospitals and homes for all classes o
lpeopie In Honolulu, excepting q hos
! pitaI to provide special treatment To-
children" ...
Patients Since Opening.
Figures and statements submitte'
by Mr.. Smith, showing the work o
the hospital since it was opened i
November, 1910, are especially inter
esting.. Patients have been admittet
as follows:
Nov, 1910, to Dec. 81, 1911. ....... .26
.4Jan. 1, to Dec. 81, 1912. 20
Jan. to Dec. 81, 1913. .....42
Jan. 1 to Dec. 81, 1914. ..64
| Jan. / to July 81, 1915. 40
The foregoing figures show how raI
idly the number Of patients has n
: creased, that while the first year ha
but 261, the number during the fourt
year was nearly three times as greai
/ and that the present year, with a te
7 ttal for six months Of 401, promises {
: be nearly four times as great as tn
! first years figures.
''The present total expense OF mail
= s-------------------
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"a ana sc nn . aa aa z g
HAsEeALL FANS ARE
INVITED TO WATCH THE
sTAR-7uLLETIN RETURNS

! The STAR Bulletin has made ar
s rangements with the Associated
: Press and the Federal Wireless
: service for special returns on.
! world baseball series which be-
{ gins In Philadelphia tomorrow.
I The game is to be flashed by
: innings and those who watched
{ the Star.Bulletih returns last
( year remember the quickness
: and accuracy with which the
! news of tho games came Al. The.
1 score by innings. batteries ana
Z other information VIII be posted
!. On q blackboard in front Of the
!, Star-Bulletin office on Alakea
: street tomorrow. First news may
: come as early as 3 o'clock.
3 Everybody invited.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
VIOLENT STORM HITS
SOUTH PART OF JAPAN

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, Japan, Oct. THE islands
Of Shikoku and kishu lying near
the extremity of Japan were visited
today with one Of the worst storms in
years. Considerable damage was done
to the ships and wharfs, and many
buildings were demolished. The storm
also did considerable damage In the
central portion Of Japan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
SHlBUSAWA GOING TO
COAST TO MAKE. STUDY
OF HIS C0UNTRYMEN

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo9
TOXIC, Japan, Oct. Barron Shi.
busswa, Japan's most prominent bank.
er. and the leading authority on po-
Iitical economy in Japan, will leave
Yokohama on October % for San Fran.
cisco, where he will study the eondI.
tIon of the Immigrant in America.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
HoNOL LULU BALL TEAM
GETS CRUEL HANDLING

TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 7-The keto
university baseball team vanquished
the Japanese Athletic Club Of Homo
lulu yesterday afternoon in the worst
defeat received in years. The visit
ino pitchers were unable 70 stop the
hitting Of the locals, and the score
stands as a record for the keio team,
Final score, kefo SO, J. A. C. z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
Bulgaria Expected to Start War Soon

LONDON, England, Oct News that the Bugarans are
lowing the rupture at Sofia between the Bulgarian
ment and the diplomats Entente Powers who have asked
for their passports.
believed here that Greece will to decision
Allies SIS
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Germany Inyades Serbia, Sending
In Large Forces, Well Established

LONDON England Oct Large forces Of Germans have
invaded Serbia crossing the DTna Save and Danube ryer
and proceeding steadily their apparent route to cut
through the aid Of Turkey AS the troops proceed they ae
establishing firm footholds
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
BRITAIN MAY SEND FLEET And TROOPS
TOlLANDAT SALONII and AID GREECE

London Newspaper Urges Government to Follow Example OF
France in Opposing Teu0ns and Bulgaria after Country
and Greece Expected to Announce Division Soon-ReneMed
Fighting on Western Front Herads Another Dfive-Ger-
mans Invade Serbia /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
Steamer Il Rio Was Attacked At Sea

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Oct. The possibility that a
vessel hostile to Great Britain st roaming the was
given color today by the report of the British eghter San
Meto on arrival today from uxpan Mexico The eighter
reported that the light attacked her and
sent eight poeces against her Sides which exploded and
killed one and wounded six of the crew.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
CABLE Z. X. X. URGING
SPECIAL SHIP TO TAKE
HONOLULU MEN TO JAPAN

. The chairman Of the Japanese
= Hotel Keepers Association of
{; Honolulu cabIed President Asano
q of the r. X. X. line to dispatch
3 ship here Immediately to take
8; care Of the passengers who wish
. to leave for Japan to attend the
g coronation ceremonies. More
= than 400 Japanese eager to go
. are unable to book passage on
8; the Ghiyo Maru which leaves to
s; morrow for the Orient.
= More than 1000 Japanese resi-
:; dents of Honolulu win attend the
q coronation ceremonies which win
:. be held In Kyoto on November
:; 10.
u0uauuuuaa0oooo n
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Fighting On West; May Be New Attack

BERLIN Germany, Oct - Renewed lighting OF great
severity Champagne district and elsewhere on the west
ern erads possible second great drive~b the Allies
similar to that begun number Of days ago. s.
Six massed Infantry attacks made by the French %
the German first line Souai but broke down under heavy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
IAssociated Press service BY Federal Wirelessl

LONDON, England, Oct THE possibility Of Great Brit
ain sending feet Saok and landing troops there being
discussed and todays newspapers urge that this be done fol
lowing the action of France in landing soldiers at Saonik to
aid Greece in possible war with Bulgaria
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

Report was received from London of
the death OF Captain Walter John
Hartley Of the Fifth Regiment Of Irish
Volunteers He was killed In action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
SUGAR MEN OF
TERRITORY ARE
JOYFUL TODAY
Indications That Planters VIM
Agree Entirely With Admin
istrati0n's Plan for Retention
of Duties, Though Until Fur
ther Details Come no D6iiD-
ite Statements are Made


GREAT PROSPERITY FOR
PRODUCERS Is FORECAST
Despatch from Mainland Shows
Enthusiasm With Which
News of Secretary McAdDo's
Recommendation IS Receip-
ed There: Local Stock Mar
ket Reflects General 0pIin-
ism and Sugar Stocks Go Up
Associated Press By Eederal Wirelos,l
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf,
Oct. The San Francisco
Call Post says today that the
news that Secretary AIcAdoo
has recommended to the pfesi-
dent the retention of the pres
ent duty Of a cent a pound on
sugar as an Imperative revenue
measure has aroused great en-
thusiasln here. II viii mean
that Congress will Be asked 10
repeal the present law abolish
ing the duty on May 1. 1916
Even with the reduced tariff
on sugar this year. the war and
/ ~ st;,,,.sI e, - ~ s<..,...1 L.1..'
- =. $. . : -. :. N
i more than offset the losses
II X. u . ~. -. + +, ..4...|/
z .ss.ss. z ssszs' - w
/ To the producers,
p~ol,. ~ 3 s,-... !. ,.f ~. .,...|.l
= = 49, s,-<
est prosperity Is ahead Tor the
;;ndncf,.v ;f & donlarod
:, = =
w r.. harrington o. tIono-
/ 111lu who has rnennkIv refnrn,I
~
from washington confirms the
news that fha tariff will .nroh-
-
ABLY De retained.
Hawaii's sugar men and business
leaders will almost without doubt ac-
Ecept with hearty accord the plan for
THE retention Of the exIstI1. sugar
tarin until normal conditions are re-
stored, as announced b. Secretary
Iof the Treasury McAdoo yesterday
This, together with the plain result
lof almost overwhelming JOY and hope
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Iron Fence

structural and Ornamental Iron
e. {. HENDRlck, LTD.
Merchant and Alakea Sta.
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