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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
PERSHING
MAY SUCCEED TO
OAHU COMMAND
Brigadier General of Eighth
Brigade Rumored for Place
When Gen. Carter Retires

Persistent rumors are IN circulation
among army circles on Oahu to the
effect that on the retirement Of Maj
Gen. w. H. Carter, commanding the
Hawaiian Department, U. 8. A., from
the active list November 19, his sue.
cessor will be Brig. Gen. John , ].
Pershing, now commanding the 8tk
Brigade, with headquarters at. Ell Paso.
Brig. Gen. Pershing, whose wife and
children were burned to death recent
lys at the Presidio at San Francisco,
when lamp exploded In, their home,
is the third ranking brigadier-general
of the army. His command has been
stationed in the Texas city on account
of the Mexican situation and has been
active in patrolling the border.
Another army officer who is prom
inently mentioned to fill the position
which will be left vacant after Maj
Gen. Carter retires this fall is Brig
Gen. Albert L. Mills, general staff,
chief of the division of military af-
fairs. He has had no foreign service
in long time, and in the event that
he is appointed to command of the
Hawaiian Department his coming here
would arouse great interest in Nation
al Guard circles, due to the generals
VIDE experience in militia affairs
Nothing authoritative has yet been
received at army headquarters con-
cerning the successor to the position
which Maj-Gen. Carter has so ably
filled. 1t is generally believed that
his successor will not be named until
several weeks after Gen. Carter leaves
office and goes on the retired list, in
which event Brig.-Gen. John P Wis
ser would automatically be in com
mand on Oahu during the interim.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
MOUNTED ORDERLY
SECTION PLANNED
BY NATIONAL GUARD

Efforts are being made here to re
cruit men for a mounted orderly sec
tion Of the headquarters company
LIST Infantry, National Guard of Ha
waii, national guard headquarters an
nounced today
This company. as now planned, wi.
consist of % men in command OF a
sergeant. The men are now being Sc
lected, and a number of those picked
for the company will probably be sew
eral who were in the old nationa!
guard cavalry troop which was formed
here a number Of years ago. These
men will enlist in the companies and
will be detailed to the mounted order.
ly section.
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ONLY TWO MILLION
DOLLARS FOR JAPAN
.1 FOR NAVY THIS YEAR
Especial to Hawaii Shinpo.1

NDPSNI0I- = =
TOXIC, Japan, Sept. s.-ln spite Of
the fact that the naval department. has
asked for an appropriation Of 1eo,ooo,-
coo yen ($s0,ooo, ,ooo), to be expended
within the next five years for the pur.
pose Of naval expansion, the finance
department recommends to the gov.
ernment that the appropriation for the
navy this year be only 100000 yen,
or about $2,ooo,ooo. The finance de-
partment states that the financial con-
dition Of the empire this year does
not warrant great appropriation for
naval work.
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The following cablegram from
official German sources has been
received:
According to the report of q
German submarine which met the
submarine U-27 on the sea, the lat
ter boat had sunk about August
10, Of the Hebrides islands, an old
and small British cruiser. As the
U-N did not return it must be con-
sidered lost. I'd. r.. z
"A German submarine In try
ing to stop in Bristol channel an
English passenger steamer at Z p.
m. on August Is was fred at by
guns from the steamer"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
RAISED CHECK FROM 81
TO $40 AND IS NABBED
AS HE REACHES FRISCO

Richard Ramos. who raised a s.
check to $40, the check being issued
by Fred Whitney, proprietor of the
RoselaWn, was arrested this afternoon
as he started to leave the steamer
Lurline in San Francisco, according to
an Associated Press report. Ramos
evaded the local officers and was
thought to be on Kauai, but booked
on the Lurline shortly before the
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steamer left this port.

steamer left this port.
Ramos, who is a Filipino, had been
waiting on table at the Roselawn for
Mr.. Whitney, and on August 81 was
given a check for 81 for wages due
him up to that time Ramos added a
cipher and when the check was pre-
sented at the First National bank
was honOred to the amount of $40.
Ramos had two DAYS start on the To-
cal officers, but o-~pt. McDuffie wire
lessed the San Francisco police and
the Filipino was taken into custody
as he started to leave the gangplank.
1t is thought that arrangements will
be made today loT h!s return by the
first steamer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
BILLION BUSHEL WHEAT
CROP is IN PROSPECT

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless1
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. a.-The
department Of agriculture has received
advices indicating that there are good
prospects for biIIion-busheI wheat
crop this year.
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JAPANESE MINISTER.
GETS AWAY AT LAST
Especial to Hawaii Shfnpo1

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-Japa.
nese Minister Adachi, who was re-
Gently recalled from Mexico by the
home government, has sent a wireless
to the Japanese consulate at San Fran
cisco stating that he has left Mexico
but does not know when he will ar.
rive in California.
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REPAIRING ASAMA At.
SOME PORT OF CANADA

Especial to Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, Japan, Sept. S.-Ths ar.
mored cruiser Asama which recently
foundered in Tampleo bay, Mexico,
has arrived safely at a Canadian port
where repairs are being made.
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j. 5. WILL STOP
Wild SHOOTING
ALONG BORDER
Army Officers Given Command
Over Civilians in Ger
L.. tain Districts

tAssociated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Sept. b.
According TO war department plans
learned today, the. United States will
give the officers along the Mexican
border command over civilians In the
territory along the Rio Grande river,
in case shooting is resumed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08

A meeting Of the territorial grand
jury will be held at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon in tt iary build
ing. According to tho b county
attorneys office there but little
work to come before the tribunal.
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Grand Duke Nicholas in Disfavor;
Given Minor Command in Caucasus

PETRoGRAD Russia Sept s-Czar Nicholas virtually r.
moved IN dfavor the nh Of the Russian
has himself taken and active the savs
Grand Duke Nicholas Ncoaievc the orders Of the
transferred TO the command Of the army Of the Caucasus relatively
unimpoant post The Caucasus has been carrying
operations against the Turks.
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EMPEROR WILL GO TO
KI0TO ON NOVEMBER s
Especial to Nippu Jiii.)

Especial TO Nlppu Jljf.l
TOXIC, Japan, Sept. s.-The en-
peror will leave Toxic November 6
to go to Kioto, where the coronation
ceremonies will be celebrated NoVem.
Der 10.
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Submarines Sink Many Vessels;
Crews Saved ii Most Instances

LONDON Eng, Sept 8The steamer has been sunk by
gunre from German submarine The Russian Rhea las
also been sunk n both cases the saved
PARIS France Sept The French Guatemala has
been sunk by German submarine Of Belle Eanoo
The British steamer Garony has been French coast
The crews Of both succeeded reaching the small boats
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YAQUIS INCITE OTHER
INDIANS TO KILL MINER

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
GUAYMAS, Mexico, Sept. s.-Mayo
Indians have been melted by the Va
qui Indians to kill an American miner
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TAssociated Prcgs Service BY Federa. Wlrelessl

ASSOCIATED Prczs Service by Fedora. Wrelessl
QUEENSTOWN Ireland Sept Sit has been established
American peished in the sinking Allan liner Hssrsran
which declared have been the victim submarine
Saturday night The American named Wolf.
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AMERICAN KILLED IN HESPERIAN
GRAVITY OF INCIDENT LEARNED
SUBMARINE U.27
ADMITTED LOST

Germany Says Undersea Raid
er Has Not Returned From
North Sea; Declares English
Passenger Steamer Fired on
Another German Submarine
in Answer to Order to Halt
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GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS SENT
BY CAR TO MINOR COMMAND:
WEATHER FAvORING RUSSIANS

GERMANS UNABLE TO MAKE PROGRESS BECAUSE or
HEAVY RAINS AND lMPASSABLE R0ADS-ACTlvITY or
SUBMARINES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RIVAL C0UM-
TRIES CARRY OUT RAlDS-TEuT0NS TAKE W0LK0WYSk
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Ten Killed, As Wounded, il German
Air Raid Last Night on English Coast

LONDON Eng, Sept 8The German raid made IN force
last night upon the England resulted ii the killing 81
ten and Woundng of As persons BY the German bombs
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Man Without a Country Given
Italian Army as Useful Reading

NEW YORK =, Sept 8Passengers arriving from Italy
that million copies Edward Man without
Country have been distributed to the Italian soldiers
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Three Airships Heading For EnglaI

AMSTERDAM Netherlands Sept S-Three ahips passed her
today headed for England. 1911 s
additional Telegraph Dispatches on Pace 81
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Artillery Duels on West Continue

PARIS France Sept SThe violent artillery dus around son
chez Roye and other points the continued today
The Allies have sent feet Of ashps which bobadine
tend in an effort to destroy German military stations there
Bad Weather Checks German Drive
PETRoGRAD Russia Sept S-Weather conditions on the long
east front general in favor the Russians checking the
impossible for artillery.
Russian Stronghold Wolkowysk Taken
BERLIN Germany Sept 8-The stronghold Of VOL
kowysk has been captured by the Germans. s~4@
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Late Local News

MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Klrksey are
visiting in Memphis.
H. l.. Richardson and Attorney
Mulloy Of Reyno were in town on
business Wednesday.
Joe A. Harper, Lee Brooks and
others of Biggers were here wednes.
day on business.
Mrs. Geo. b. Collier is confined
to her room as the result of fall
she received a few days ago.
j. NJ. Burow, one of the leading
merchants Of Warm Springs, was
in town on business Tuesday.
MISS Della Burk, pretty little
lady Of Henrietta, Okla, is here
visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. S. Craven.
A good letter from Shiloh goes to
the waste basket tins week, because
the writer failed to sign his or her
name TO the letter.
The following Randolph county
citizens were witnesses in civil
case in court at Powhatan this
week: j. NJ, w. p. and Horace
Bnrrow, Alvin Craven, Walter
Creason, Cleo Davis and John Car.
ter.
The newest styles IN Fall Foot
wear. Call and see all the new
goods At Walls Store. 2tf
Piano for SALE have good
piano for sale. Comparatively
new. Will sell cheap for cash, or
on terms. Miss Eula Martin,
Telephone lO1.
Rev. X. T. Lincoln of Maynard
passed through Pocahontas Tues.
day enroute home from Biggers
where he had been conducting a
series of meetings Rev. Lincoln
tells us he had SO additions TO the
church, % of whom were baptized.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
frisco Car Here

The Frisco Agricultural Demon
stration car in charge of w. Il.
Shelton Of Memphis and I. w.
Schaub Of Springfield, Mo was in
Pocahontas Tuesday. Many peo-
pie Of the town and a large num-
Der of farmers'from the surround
ing country visited the car during
the day and listened to the splendid
lectures gwen by the men IN charge.
The Frisco is offering splendid
aid to the farmers of our country
IN sending these men and exhibits
out over Its lines.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Black River Falling

Black river is now falling rapidly
and no danger of further overflow
Is feared. The leyees on the east
side broke in one or two places first
of the week and some lands were
oyerilowed TO some extent but no
very great damage to crops resulted.
Reports from other sections Of the
county are to the effect that the
loss will not be so heavy as was at
first estimated.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Team Ran Away

Quite a little excitement was
caused Monday morning when the
big bay team of Sallee Bros. ran
away. The team started near the
factory and made a dash up town,
running gauntlet of teams wagons
and pedestrians and finally being
stopped just before running into a
local delivery wagon. The driver,
Tom Park, escaped with several
painful bruises, but nothing serious.
He promptly took charge of the
team, gathered the fragments of
the wagon together and went on
with his hauling as though nothing
bad happened.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03

Little Miss Myrle Phlpps gave
birthday party Monday in honor of
her eighth birthday. Quite num-
Der OF little friends were present
and all had nice time.
Geo. and Arthur Cooper Of Lo.
rine were in town on business first
Of the week.
ii. X. King aud daughter, Mrs.
j. Z. Dalton of Frederick, Okla,
are spending this week with friends
at Blggers.
Lost, pocket book containing
small amount of change and some
papers. Finder please return TO w.
IL. Waddle.
For sale-7o-saw eagle cotton gin,
with feeder aud condenser; has new
brush aud saws filed. also one pair
OF computing counter scales. 2 IL.
See the ad of the New Leader
store IN this issue. Some splendid
values are being offered.
George Stackhouse of Chaffee,
Mo-, has been visiting relatives
aud old friends in Pocahon,as this
week.
Mrs. j. II. Midkiff and children
of Walnut Ridge were visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Waddle, first of the week.
q. w. Coleman Of the east side
was a pleasant caller at our office
Wednesday morning. lie inform.
ed us that the high water did not
reach him and that he has the
finest crop Of corn he ever saw.
w. X. Kemp of Little Rock,
representing the Arkansas Commits
sion, Panama.Pacifc international
Exposition, has been in Pocahontas
and Biggers this week making ar
rangements to put on County
Sponsor Tour Contest in Randolph
county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
POCAHONTAS SCHOOLS
WILL OpENSEPT. 27TH

The board Of directors OF Poca
hoRtas Special School District met
in regular session Monday night
and completed all arrangements for
the school for the coming term,
which will begin Sept. 27tb, and
continue eight months. All the
grades will be taught as heretofore.
A report had been pretty gener'
ally circulated that on account OF
the state aid to high schools over
the state having been Withdrawn
that the high school grades would
not be taught here this year. This
Is mistake AL! grades will be
handled exactly as IN the past, with
the difference that pupils living
outside the district will be required
to pay tuition, as follows:
FIRST, second, third and fourth
grades, Sl.OO per month; fifth, sixth
and seventh grades, $3.50 per month;
eighth and high school grades,
S2OO per month.
Alvin Craven was elected to take
the place of M. L. Alcofn, who
had been previously elected, but
did not accept, The faculty in full
is as follows:
K. Z. Hulen, principal; ALVIN
Craven of Pooahontas and Miss
Ruby Alexander of Little Rock,
high school grades; w. H.. Phlpps,
part of sixth and seventh; Miss
Jennie Johnston, fifth and part of
sixth grade; Miss Mona Spikes,
third and fourth; Miss Nell Thax
ton, second; Mrs Stacy, primary;
Miss Arkie Meeks, music.
The faculty is a strong one and
we are looking forward to one of
the most successful terms of school
in the history of the town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
YOUNG FARMER KILLED
BY FALLING LIMB

Tom Spikes, a prominent young
farmer living two mites south of Po'
oahontas, was found lying unoon
eious under tree near his home
Sunday afternoon, with wound on
his head aud limb, fresh broken
from the tree lying by his side.
1t Is supposed he was struck by the
limb when il fell from the tree.
Tie was taken to the house, but
never regained oonciousness, death
resulting at about o'clock Mon
day afternoon. lie was attended
by Drs. IL. l.. Throgmorton aud j..
w. Brown.
Mr.. Spikes was member Of one
Of the best families Of the county,
being a son of j. W. Spikes Of
Brockett. lie was about thirty
one years Of age and leaves a wife
aud two small children, besides
numerous other relatives.
The remains were laid to rest IN
the family burying grounds at An.
tIooh church, near Hamil, Tuesday.
The Star Herald sympathlzes
deeply with all the bereayed rela.
tiyes and friends Of the deceased.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Church Sends Delegates

At a business meeting held at
the Baptist church Sunday night,
before regular services, the follow
ing we're elected delegates to the
association to be held at Hoxie Fri,
day and Saturday of this week:
j. w. Presley, l.. &. Haynes
and Frank Massey. Alternate,
James Johnson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
REVIVAL MEETING AT
METHODIST CHURCH

A series Of revival meetings will
be held st the Methodist church,
beginning Sept. s5th. Rev. K. A.
Goode, the North Arkansas Con.
ference evangelist, will do the
preaching and the'local choir will
lead the singing
A cordial invitation is extended
to other church people to assist IN
the work, and the public likewise tc
attend each and every service.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Rev. Elliott Accepts Cali

Rev. Elliott, who last Friday
accepted the pastorate of the Poca
hontas Baptist church, filled the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
He will give half time to the church
here, preaching on the first and
third Sundays in each month.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Off to Texas

D. A. Lindsey and family left
Monday for Leaky, Tex, where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Lindsey will engage IN the news
paper business there. Many friends
ia Randolph county regretted to
see them leave, but wish them a
full measure of success and happr.
ness in their new home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Call for X. of P. Meeting

All members in good standing Of
Pocahontas Lodge No. 9S are here
by called to meet AT Castle hall
Monday evening, Sept. 9, at s
o'clock. Business Of Importance
concerning our lodge demands inn
mediate attention. Every member
is urged to be present.
l.. II. Pickett,
Chancellor Commander.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
viii Let Contract

e. Duty, I. u Johnson and G.
w. Lultrell, commissioners for Big
Running Water Drainage District,
have a notice in this Issue calling
for bids on the co Instruction of Big
Running Water ditch. Said bids
will be received on October lst.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
At the Methodist Church

The subject at IL a. m. next
Sunday Will be "Chrisuan Free
DOM after which we shall admin.
ister the sacrament Of the Lords
supper There will be preach.
''~ al Ia5 %. ~ also.
w i Blewus,
Pastor
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Missionary Meeting

All members are urged to attend
the meeting of the Womans' Mis-
sionary society at the church Tues
day afternoon, Sept. 7. Bring
pencil and tablet and don't forget
the egg. Annie Martin,
President.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
JAMES C. DALTON
PASSES TO REWARD

| "Nhes a Nv AhAAAhe aiAANAA AANA
Saturday accompanied by his
widow, father and fatherIn.law, II.
Il. King, and the following day
were taken to the old home, near
Burr, Mo for Internent. The
following account Of the death and
tribute TO the life Of this good man
is taken from the Frederick Leader;
"James Columbus Dalton, better
known TO the people all over Till
man County as "Jimn Dalton,
| passed away peacefully at his home
on South Main St, yesterday morn
ing between one aud two o'clock
His death followed a long illness
aud a heroic struggle for life, dur
ing which the courage aud sunny
disposition of the mau shone out
through all his suiIerings.
"seyeral years ago Mr.. Dalton
became afflicted with tubercular
trouble, aud this had developed
Brighrs disease, the latter ailment
being the direct cause Of hIs death,
"Jim" Dalton was one of the
best known and most popular men
in lillman county, and his death Is
keenly felt as a real loss by hun.
dreds Of warm friends.
Gle was a man Of the highest
integrity and of a nobility Of char.
acter which had won hun the re-
spect and admiration of those with
whom he came IN contact, aud this
was especially true Of those who
knew him best and best appreciated
HE worth.
"James Columbus Dalton was the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Dal.
ton, of Ripley county, Missouri.
He was born near Burr, IN Ripley
county August 10, 1879. lie lived
in his native county until he was
Is years old, when he went to Sue.
cess and Blggers Ark.
"At Biggers he was married in
August, 1904, to Miss Willie b.
King, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. King. lie came with his
wife and the King family to Till.
man county, in 1905, and since that
time Frederick had been his home.
"Two days after his arrival here,
Mr.. Dalton was employed by w.
ii. Kelly as clerk IN the latter's
hardware store. He went from
there to the Bell Store and was
employed as salesman there until
the state of his health would nc
longer permit 1t.
'In 1912 Mr.. Dalton was nom.
mated and elected register of deeds
of Tillman county, an office which
he filled for two years with marked
efficiency and with eLtire salts.
faction to the people.
"For the past three weeks he had
been confined to his home, anC
physicians had held out no hope oI
his recovery. He was conscious
and cheerful until within a short
time before the end came.
"lie is survived by Mrs. Dalton
by his father, Jno. 9. Dalton, oI
Burr, who was with HIM during
his last illness, and by the follow
ing sisters and brothers.:
"Mrs. LESSEE Witt, of Hinton
Mrs. Pearl Holt, Mrs. Bertha
Riley, K. l.. Dalton and Arthur
Dalton, of Burr, Mo-; j. w. Dal
ton, of ST. Louis, Mo. and A. G,
Dalton, of Frisco, Mo. HI.
mother died IL years ago.
"Funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at five O'Clock
at the Methodist church, conducted
I by Rev. Walter Douglass. A
large crowd was IN attendance.
"Out Of respect to the memory
Of lIr. Dalton all business houses
We're closed from . to $3.50 during
the funeral.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03

The newest sly les IN Fall Foot
wear. Call and see all the new
go IDS, at Walls store. 2tr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03
Flnkc dwelling Postponed

On account of the high water we
have decided to postpone the un-
yelling of the monument, recently
erected to the memory of Sow Sam
ke, to Sunday Sept. 10th.
j. G. Bowers,
J. L. Park,
J. Ii. Wallace,
Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-09-03

Geo. and Arthur Cooper of Lo.
rine were in town on business first
Of the week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-13

WANTED-A respectable middle aged
lady that has no home to stay with
a widow lady for company. Must be
neat and clean, with all home COM
forts. Apply at 900 Sheridan st. 1O-3t