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COPPER AGAIN RISES

NEW YORK. Dec. Chopper met al closed at 201k cents pound today a quarter of O cent advance over the closing quotations yesterday.
 Alaska Gold closed at 26, Chino at 53. Ray at 24. Utah ct 7Sk and Butte & Superior at e5sS.e-
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pRsPAREDNessl

< NEW YORK, Dec. 21. - The (. New York Tribune says that as {. Q result of fires and explosions {. on ships and burning of muni- .s tion factories. guards are now 9 protecting individuals. their of- .t Aces and homes. banks, railroad < terminals. tunnels. steamship 4 piers and factories. The Stock 4 Exchange, offices of J. P. Nor .t gan & Co.,, National City Bank {. and other financial institutions (. are protected night and day by < guards. A heavy wire netting i. has been put in place above the I. office of J. P. Morgan & Go. AS < an additional precaution, guards 1. are stationed in buildings near {. by. There are additional guards 4 throughout the day at each of 4 four entrances to the Stock Fix ]. change building.
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RUSSIA PROMISES
 EARLY SERB AID

PARIS. Dec. 21.-It Is said that the Russian emperor has promised M. Pachitch. the Serbian premier. that s5O.OOO Russian troops will enter Bull garia week hence. The Italian gov ernment also promises to send ex- peditionary force of 10000 men Into Bulgaria.
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PAPERS BOYCOTT FORD.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.--A copy of the London Daily Mail just received here publishes a list of fifteen Eng fish journals which have refused to accept Ford Motor Co. advertise ments. due to the recent speech or Henry Ford which would make him m enemy of Great Britain.
 A Toronto dispatch says that the boycott of Ford Motor advertising has not extended from Great Britain to Canada, where S0.000 Ford cars are manufactured and sold yearly.
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YARNA UNDER FIRE

ATHENS. Dec. 21.-A Russian crui- ser and two destroyers. conveying six teen transports filled with troops, have arrived off the Bulgarian coast and are bombardIng Varna. the im- portant Black Sea port
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JUDGE BROWN TO HEAR
 CLUB TRlALs IN MARCH

According to Cordova papers, the trials of the trustees of the Tillicum Club. Valdez. on the charge of sell ing lluuor without a license will come up in March. Judge Brown has gone outside and will return February 15. 4 term of court will begin March 1.
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OAKLEY
 DIES AT THANE

Ralph Oakley. a well known employe of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany at Thane. died late this after noon at the family home in Thane. oi pneumonia. He Is survived by wife and two children.
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TAXES INCREASED.

RoMB. Dec. 21.-New taxes for duration of war have been imposed upon Incomes and war profits In Italy. also upon stamped papers bicycles, matches and salt. Certain exemptions have been abrogated.
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GERMAN WOMEN HELP.

BERNIE. Dec. 21.-Bavarian state railroads have decided to employ wo- mon for duration Of war for all lighter kinds of work such as ticket selling and collecting. station and carriage cleaning and even keeping line in or der.
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CURB RENTAL RAISES.

LONDON, Dec. 21.--A bill has been introduced in the House of Commons to restrict during the war, particular ly in districts In which war munitions arc manufactured, increases in rents and calling in of mortgages on small dwelling houses.
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ALLIED MUNITIONS
 NOW MADE IN EUROPE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-A London cable says the output of munitions fin England and France has now reached stage which makes the allies inde- pendent of other supplies. and 1t is unlikely that any further contracts will be placed in America. No inti- nation of such change of policy had vet been received in New York by those who were most likely to be in- formed immediately.
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RAILROADS SHOULD FIGURE
 IN PREPAREDNESS PLANS"

CHICAGO. Dec. 21. - President Markham Of the Illinois Central says tho first step in development of pre- paredness should be consultation of eovernment authorities with railway executives to form organization and nians for use of railroads in case of military need.
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FAKE up poWFR ouEsTIoN

WASHINGTON-It.. is.. understood that the public lands committee of the House will report favorably the administration water-power and con. servation bill immediately after the reconvenement.
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PUDDING FOR TOMMY.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-over 100000 Christmas plum buildings are being made by one of London's biggest bake shops for British soldiers at the front. Money for the buildings is pro Yided through Q special fund.
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GERMAN OFFICERS
 IN CHINESE ARMY

PETRoGRAD. Dec. 21.-The Pekin correspondent of the Novoe Vremya says German and Austrian officers are now being employed in Chinese army. and particularly in arsenals.
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sERBlANs DESTROYED
 THEIR COPPER MINES

NE WORK. Dec. 21.-According to travellers just arrived from Saloni- ka. the Serbians destroyed pumping works, flooded shafts and tore down buildings at the copper mines at Vor belonging to French companies to pre- vent the Germans making use of them. Engineers are now inspecting the properties to determine whether 1t will be possible to resume the op- erations.
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BELGIUM MUST PAY.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 21.--It is de- clared in news dispatches that Ger many will continue indefinitely It's &, 100000 monthly tax on Belgium. of which Brussels will be compelled to provide $5.4OO,OOO monthly.
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Vllla,a Rrother ArrIves

FL PAsO. Tex. Dec. 21.-Hipolito Villa, a brother of the constitutional ist leader arrived here today. He was accompanied from Ciudad Jaurez. just across the Rio Grande, by clerks in Villas staff.
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HENRY FORD IS ILL

cHRISTIANIA-Henry Ford is ill in bed in Q hotel here and it was an nounced today that the peace dele. gation of the Prince Oscar IT. would remain here until MT. Ford recovers.
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erEAMER DIsAeLED

SEATTLE The steam schooner Yosemite. Captain II. B. Nelson, and lumber laden for San Francisco sprung n leak off the Washington Coast and put back 10 this port today for repairs.
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Mir. and Mrs. John Wilcox and fam lly have moved back from Annex Creek, where MT. Wilcox has been de- tailed for several months an an en- gineer for the Alaska Gastineau Min ing Company.
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2 MIsslNG. 2s AllRr

EDGEWATER-Two are missing and twenty-five were injured today in the dextrine plant of the Corn Pro ducts Refining Company.
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LITE NEVIS BULLETINS

market yesterday closed with firm. ness with an advance to SK cents. December wheat is quoted at s1.2l a bushel.
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o,x uessELs pAss rHRoueA

PANAMA = Col. Goethals allowed the opening of the canal for short t,me yesterday, 10 allow six Vesseis through. The boats had been waiting for several months.
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erApr ALASKA CRAB PLANT

sEATTLE-H. A. Sprague and eigh' teen men leave tonight on the North western for. Cordova, where Sprague win build plant for the canning or Alaska crabs.
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WHEAT AT HIoH PRicE

CHICAGO-Wheat has reached it's high water mark fer the season. The
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-21

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Accord- ing to the Neuwe Rotter- damsche Courant. published at Rotterdam. the total German losses to date are 2.2S7OSS men.
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You sow 1t nrst in Tho Empire.
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TIE WEATHER

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TWO SCORE KINDS
OF WOOD USED IN
.CANEFOR CANNON

A cane composed of As different
kinds of Hawaiian woods. mofnted on
a rod Of steel-the woods symbolical
OF the diverse elements united In Ha'
wall, and the steel to represent patri'
otism and love of freedom and right
was presented Saturday evening to
Uncle joe Cannon. The presenta-
ton was made at the Moana hotel by
John Dover, who has lived for SO
years in the islands, who himself gath
cred the different woods and made the
unique walking stick.
Some of the woods used were tama-
rind, kamaIi, hau, victoria regina,
ohia, kauila. ae. noho maile, curly koa,
sassafras, uhiuhui, -guaya, keawe.
pofnegranate, mamani, silk oak, vel.
low shower, cinnamon, monkey pod,
loquet, kaha, sandalwood. kolea, lama,
hao, Ioiapa, Java plum. kokio, keoweo,
lack ebony. banyan, moho, malias Chi
nese orange, puhala, skaulia, milo, light
lignum vitae. royal palm and ohia Ia.
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SCORE OF AUTOS
WHISK VISITORS
AROUND ISLAND
Continued from page one,

dant about Kaheohe, an opportunity
which was gladly welcomed.
Waikane village held > fascinated
eyes while the automobiles whisked
through ION the fy,"
To many in the village Mr.. Smoot
brought tidings of the proposed visit
of Joseph E. Smith, president of the
Mormon church, to Hawaii mel.
Kahuku was the next point passed
at noon, and as the machines swung
around the most northern part of the
island five-mile stretch of what the
visitors termed a most beautiful beach,
backed by blush gray e1iffs. was
brought into view. The automobiles
arrived soon after 1880 o'clock. the
scheduled time, at HaleiWa shotel !,
where luncheon was served. A band
concert was given during luncheon.
After q brief rest, the visitors will
continue through the canefieIds of
Waialua. and over the Wahiawa plains
to SchofeId Barracks. From the bar
racks, the automobiles will convey
the party to Pearl Harbor and Homo
lulu. reaching the city in ample time
for the Chamber of Commerce dinner,
Mt z. % o'clock
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ANCIENT CHIEFS
/. OF HAWAII TAKE
IN
Senators and Representatives
initiated Ihto Historic
0r6anization

Ancient customs of Hawaii nei were
revived for the benefit of the visit,
ing congressman yesterday and q
score OF more Of the senator's and
representatives Gre initiated into the
order OF the Chief OF Hawaii.
The ceremonies, were held on Fort
Island, Pearl Harhor, and through the
Initiation of the congressman they
will be held in closer relations with
the islands than could otherwise be
possible. the initiation holding them
bound to do all possible for Hawaii
and its people.
The, ceremonieS were mysterious,
the initiated wearing the regalia of the
chiefs OF yofe am each one was civ.
en- new name, ii Hawaiian. Delegate
Kufio is the figik chief the organ
ization and coRdutted the ceremonies
Each new membsrSwas given gold
emblem Of the5ofder. -
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Chamber Of Commerce Dinner
Tonight to Be One of Most
important Events

Three more days and the Congress
sional party visit the most important
tour OF ITS kind ever undertaken In
he Pacific will come to close as
AR as Hawaii Is concerned
The last three days WI not be 30
crowded with events Of entertainment
IS those Of the past two weeks. To-
Uay the VISITORS are being kept busy
bit large part OF tomorrow and next
day Is open. Packing. some farewell
calls, meeting citizens-and much
l6fhing and summing on Waikiki
beach twill be the informal program
for Hhe territory's guests
TUay the Congressional party ID
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eoosTiNG HAWAII. .
-,.1-.-,.,~-zzzE

- -
Trade and investment conditions in
Honolulu have every Indication oi
good times and much money is being
received for. various Agricultural pro.
jects this spring from the United
States, according to Miss A. C. Franco
of the Trent Trust Company of Homo.
lulu, who is visiting in Spokane as a
guest of Miss Veda Moe of the Spo-
kane & Eastern Trust Company
Uncle Sam has $4,000 men on the
islands at the present time" Miss
Franco says, "the dry docks at Pearl
Harbor being the largest project un-
der way. The strengthening Of the
sugar market by the war has assisted
to help conditions Honolulu as a city
is most prosperous. Spokane chron-
icle. - r..
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oLIlY REMINDERS

/ Round the island 10 auto, 100.
Lewis Stables. Phone el4l.-Adt
Fashionable gowns 70 order. RS.
W g. Bell. Love BLDG. Fort St.-Adv.
Smart ladies' should see the chic
hats It Milton z Parsons. Low prices
prevail for q few dats.-AdE
Interested ladies' call and see dtm
Dnstration Of Goodwin corstts.
mornings 10 to i; new 1915 models
Rooms 2l.22. Pantheon building ADV.
Money isn't eyerything, Of eoutse.
But money Is a good thing % have,
especially On that. prpYerbiaI rainy
day. For ample m61ey pfofee lon
later. commence saving todaI With
Bishop & Co savidgs departments
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WILL He. INVESTIGATE -
FRosTs IN HAWAH7

w. w: Wyatt, who has been assist
ing in the frost Investigations at the
Boise office of the weather bureau, re-
ceived word Monday that he had
been assigned to Honolulu. D. C. Cru.
now, now at Denver, will take Mr..
WAITS place in Boise Mr.. Grunow
has been with the weather service for
many. years and is acquainted with
most of the stations in the Northwest,
Boise, Idaho, Statesman.
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THREE MORE DAYS Brings VISIT
OF CONGRESS PARTY IOACLOSE

going around the island for farewell
sightseeing tour by auto.
Tonight the Chamber of Commerce
dinner viii be held at the Moana Ho
tel, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. This
dinner is looked upon as one Of the
most important events of the entire
visit. inasmuch as several speeches
are expected where Congressman will
/ sum up the results of their trip here.
At the dinner tonight Fred l.. Wal
dron, president of the Chamber oil
Commerce, viii preside as toast,
/ master.
Governor Pinkham will make the
/ first speech, followed by L. A. Thurs.
ton and Delegate Kuhio. The follow.
ing congressman will then speak, It
being expected that each viii occupy
about eight or ten minutes: Rep.
Carter Glass. Virginia; Sen. Reed
Smoot, Utah: Sen. Lee s. Overman.
N. Carolina; Rep. j. Hampton Moore.
Pennsylvania; Rep. Swagar Sherley,
Kentucky; Rep u G. Cannon, Illinois;
Rep. John L. Burnett, Alabama; Rep.
NJ. F. Conry, New York city; Rep.
James r. Mann, Illinois; Sen. Ollie
James, Kentucky; Sen. Joe T. Rob-
inson. Arkansas; Sen. Albert B. Cum
Minis. Iowa; Sen. Willard Salisbury,
Delaware; Rep Geo. w. Fafrchild,
New York; Rep. ]. w. Langley, Ken
lucky.
VIII See Experiment station.
One Of the important brief trips is
set for tomorrow--to the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Experiment Station at
Makiki. Honolulu This trip is taken
at DENOMINATION Or the officers and
trustees of the Sugar Planters, Asso.
cation Autos will be In waiting at
the Moana Hotel promptly at 10:45 TO.
morrow and the party is expected TO
arrive at the station at IL.
Under the guidance Of the officers
and, trustees of the association and
the experiment station staff, headed
by Director HI p Agee, the Congress-
men win be shown all over the inter-
esting establishment Lunch viii be
served at the station
Two events are scheduled for to-
morrow evening. At 6 o'clock the !
Congressman VIII be the guests OF
the Mems League OF Central Union
church. The invitation outlining the
program says;
The Mems League of Central
Union Church invites you TO attend a
meeting of the league next Tuesday
evening, May Is. 1t is to be Congress.
sional Night The following are to be
our guests of homer and the speakers
OF the evening:
Senator MARITIME OF New Jersey.
Representative Burnett of Ala.
bama.
Representative Moore of Pennsyl.
vania
~RepreseLtativs Campbell Of Kan
sas.
They viii address us upon the gen.
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FORT sHAEfER CONCERT.

The regular Monday night band and
night at the Aerodome, Fort Shafter.
Albert Jacobsen1 chief musician of
the band, has arranged the following
program: -. ~ 49,. -
March-The Cameronians. i. Lowell
Overture Egmont Beethoven
Characteristic The Little Wag....
Selection The Merry Countess.
....s.. ...z.ss 4. ..s... strauss
Fantasia Cid Kentncky Home .Dalbey
Uncle Sammy Holzrnann
For the orchestra program Director
Francis Leigh has selected the follow
ing numbers
March-I'm On my Way to Man
-dalay ........ s......:.. Fischer
Rag-Mapte Leaf - ..-..... Joplin
Fox troll Want to Linger.. Marshall
Overture Southtrn Melodies. -.
.......5.... Bowman
Waltz-Jaceueline ........... Morse
One-step- Kakudh !. Arnds
Intermezzo-Gaifb :. Powell
RAG hatterbox ....... Botsford
Caprice Fairy Flirtations. Boehnlein
Selectfon-The Chocolate Soldier. =.
Galop-The Vixen -. Whiting
Tango-El Choelo .Villoldo
Two-step-Au Eevoir, My Little
Hyac:nth .............. Smith
Rag-That Tangoing Turk. Cobb
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IN = aas an HaH snnaHl
RosARiANs WILL ATTEND /;
!. CARNIVAL IN ioNoLuLu /!

3 Rosartans win attend the mid
!: winter carnival in Honolulu next {
: February, as decided at the iun-
q cheon this noon at The CONNER
!: cial Club. They win charter !;
!: boat for a 15-day trip then. plan :
!: ming for five days each way and ;
!: five days on the island, where :
!: they will represent Portland in {
!: the festivities Portland, Ore, s
!: Telegram :
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w. G. Adams and family desire to
express their sincere thanks to the
many friends who extended sympa-
thy and flowers at the time of their
late bereavement in the death OF the
wife and mother, Mrs. W. G. Adams.
ADV. 49,
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.The American Navy win be The.
subject on, which Capt Summer r w.
Kiftelle Of ne u. s. Maryland. now
IN Honolulp, wiz speak On at O'Clock
tonight in the local y. NJ. c. A. Boys
between the ages Of twelve and
eighteen are specially Invited TO at
tend the lecture
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Mayor Don NJ. Roberts OF Terre
Haute, Ind, serving a term o. six
years in Leavenworth. Kas., federal
prison for corruptihg the last election,
was impeached by the city council.
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It's
Wise Plan

Some people have learned
THAT moderate eating promotes
seomfort. clear thinking and
health.
s A bowlful OF crisp
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ASSETS.
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.ssSs.s2O.s0

THE INDICATE EXTENT THE BusL
NESS HANDLED BY THIS INSTITUTIONS :
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totaing 52ooooOo
OFFICERS ssezsF.ss
H
list
President A. Auditor
J. and Manager
s. +sS DIRECT oRS 80 1888 = -
E. b TENNEY Il Fl. n WALKER
H. COOKE i L ABRAMS sssess5
CARTER C. n. ATHERToN
j. GAIT s. e. WILDER
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STAR.BULLRfii GIVES YOU
TODty,S NEWS T0UIy
To the Public.

We calling attention to the following statement
and
conservative character Of the insttut 81.
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Rene de Saint M7rceaux, the seulp-
tor, died at his home in Paris. aged 20.
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eral theme, Our National Policies
and What is Expected OF Hawaii
Assemble in the church parlors at
six o'clock Supper win be served in
the parish house, at six-thirty. Fifty
cents per plate II you expect to
attend please reply at once as the
capacity Of the parish house is limit
ed.
w. C. HOBBY, M. D., Chairman.
Music by Y. M. C. A. orchestra and
Kamehameha Glee Club" 4.
At s O'Clock Delegate Kuhio will
give reception at his Waikiki home.
Wednesday is marked "open" on
the program Part of the party sails
on the Wilhelmina at 10 in the morn.
ing from Pier Is.
The remainder of the party sails at
8 p. m. on the Oceanic liner Sonoma
from Pier 10. 30 ..>... ~: ..~
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Waikiki beach claimed more than
its usual number Of bathers .yester.
day afternoon. The weather was ideal
for an afternoon outing on the beach
and many Honolulans took advantage
of it There were also many visitors,
including the ladies' Of the congress.
sionalA party, who enjoyed>the ocean
breeze at the Moana bofel.
Members of the, e and A clubs of
the Palams settlement will stage a
play, entitled "The Substitute" in the
settlement gymnasium next Saturday
night.
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Post
Toasties

with mix. cream or fruits
makes snabay starter for
breakfast and a good day.
Toasties are thin bits Of white
Indian Corn. perfectly cooked
seasoned just right. rolled, and
toasted to an appetizing golden,
brown.
Served direct from the pack
ST.
Delicious, noorishin1
: Sold BY eroeers and Stores
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Hawaiian Trust Co, Ltd.

I'VE not transact Banking Business1
Statement OF Date March 81 1915
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