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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-15
WOMEN ASK
kUPtHEA BE EXPELLED
FROM HIS SEAT IN HOUSE

In a communication to the house
of representatives. the Kawaiahaq
Aumnae Society. an organization OF
Hawaiian women, petitions for the
expulsion of Representative David NJ.
Kupihea, from the house on grounds
Of depravity and with contributing to
the delinquency of Kupihea's. young
daughter and niece. The representa-
tiyes sat very quietly when the petit
ton of the society was read by Clerk
Woodward. and it was not until the
speaker referred the communication
to the judiciary committee that the
tension relaxed.
The letter is as follows:
ITO the Speaker and Members OF
the House of Representatives:
The KaWaiahao Alumnae Society,
an organization composed Of Hawaii
an women, wishes to thank the ma
iority members of the Judiciary COM
mittee for the care and thoroughness
with which they investigated the con-
duct Of one D. N. Kupihea and de-
sires to earnestly protest against the
further retention in the house OF rep
resentatiyes of said D. NJ. Kupihea-
That one so low and depraved
should be allowed to participate in
the making of laws is vigorously OPP
posed by the members of this socfe-
ty. 1t is a stain on the Hawaiian
people. that this b. NJ. Kupihea
should be retained in the legislature.
Wherefore. the Kawaiahao Alum
nae Society nravS that said n NJ XII
pihea may be expelled from the
house OF representatives.
Dated Honolulu, April II, 1915.
MRS. IRENE IL HOLLOWAY.
President
+ MRS. NJ. .HOAPlLi. ,, -.
"Vice President 4"
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The senate proposes passing the
buck to the various boards of county
supervisors on the question OF Sun
day movies Representative Fernan-
dez' Sunday movie bill is dead. but
in its place now is new measure
and the fight on Sahbath-dav picture
entertainments may have to be gone
all over again.
The new measure. 4 senate bill car
rying the distinction Of two numbers.
s. r. 1914. is a substitute for the
Fernandez bill and instead Of opening
the mOtiOn-piCture shows on all the
islands would give the board of su-
perVisors in each county authority to
say whether the entertainments can
he given and TO provide such restric-
tons as the supervisors think desira-
BILE In other words, the senate would
make it a subject for local option.
The hill, originally offered by Sen
atOr Castle in committee of the Whole
Yesterday afternoon, was later formal
" introduced by Senator Writ as S.
B. la. after the Fern andez measure,
by unanimous agreement, had been ia
bled. The new one must now pass
three readings in the senate and three
readings in the lower house. the same
course any other new bill must take.
The measure is brief, reading as
follows:
The boards of supervisors OF the
several counties and the city and coun-
ty Of Honolulu are hereby authorized
and empowered to provide by erdi-
nance for the exhibiting of moving
pictures on Sundays after the hour Of
80 p. m. under such restrictions as
they may prescribe"
Through a misunderstanding, which
later developed into a joke with the
Rev. S. l.. Desha in the role of goat
and then quickly became a serious sub
iect for apology to the reverend solon,
the new bill achieved its distinction
of two numbers, s. B. 1914
When the senate went into commit
tee : Of the whole to consider H. B.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES

House Bill 800, providing for a re,
voIving fund of $500 for the mainten-
ance of the territorial marketing di-
vision, passed the house today on
final reading.
because thus far the public utili-
ties commission has found very little
work to do and very small authority
the senate Judiciary thinks $4,000 a
year is far too much salary for the
commissions chairman. Consequently
it has recommended the act creating
the commission be amended, reducing
the chairmans salary to the same
amount received by each of the other
two commissioners, $1,000 a year.
A public hearing will be held in
the house of representatives at 1880
o'clock tonight for the consideration
of H. B. 80, introduced by Repre-
sentative Norman K. Lyman, entitled:
of AN act to prevent, suppress and
eradicate bovine tuberculosis and to
provide for the naturalization of
owners of cattle destroyed under the
provisions of this act" The public
in general and dairymen in particu.
lar are invited to attend and be heard
on this subject.
The senate yesterday passed H. b.
80, providing "for the protection of
women" prohibiting girls of 16 years
or younger from lettering" on the
streets between p. m. and a. m.
Senator Makekau wanted the bill
amended to include married women.
He declared most Of the domestic in
felicity Is caused by the married wo.
men, who ought to know better, but
persist in being away from home
nights. He thought the law should in
elude all women between the ages Of
16 and go years: His amendment was
voted down. : .s..-7 -. >.
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coDDLlNG THE STOMACH
The so,caIled Scientific" Feeding

In this Goth century of advance
ment, people, are too apt to listen to
new theories and put into practise
hewfangled notions or feeding Not
only do adults follow so-called "scien-
tific, systems" but they cram down
the mouths of their children such sci
entific soft foods that require no ex-
ercise of the digestive organs, and the
children are apt to become fragile and
their stomachs too weak to take in
strengthening food and be able to
assinlilate it. This is a dollhouse con
dition that no man, woman or child
should permit. The. muscles of the
stomach require exercise just as any
other muscles of the body; neglect
them with too much ease and inaction
and you raise a dyspeptic. Use ton
.ic OF medicinal herbs which will slim
ulate the stomach into greater activity
"a remedy which will do this is one
which has stood the test of public APP
provaI for over 40 years, containing
mo alcohol or narcotic. We refer to
DR.. Pieree's Golden hedical Discov.
cry.
1t arouSes the little muscular fibers
into activity and causes the gastric
juices to thoroughly mix with tho
food you eat, simply because it sup
plies the stomach with pure, rich
blood. It's weak, impure blood that
causes stomach weakness. Get good
blood through the use Of Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and you
will have no more indigestion.
Sick people are invited to consult
DR.. Pierce by letter. free. All cores
pondence is held as strictly private
and sacredIys confidential
KNOW THYSELF.
Read all about yourself, your sys-
tenn, the physiology Of life, anatomy,
hygiene, simple home cures, etc, in
the Common Sense Medical Adviser"
a book of 1908 pages. Send to DR..
Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y, 3 dimes tor
stamps0 for a cloth-bound copy.-Ady.
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The effect Of D. D. D. is to soothe In
stantly, as soon as applied; then IT pene-
trates the pores, destroys and throws
or all disease germs and leaves the
skin clean and healthy.
We are so confident Of the marvellous
power Of D. D. D. that we have taken
advantage of the manufacturers guar
antee. to offer you full-sizs bottle on
trial. You are to Judge the merits OF
the remedy in your own particular case.
If IT doesn't help Jon, It costs you
nothing.
D. D. D. Soap Is made Of the same
healing ingredients. Ask US about It.
( CO. DRUGGISTS.
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PLANTERS TAKE
LABOR LICENSE
IN PHILIPPINES
(By Latest NALL

MANILA.-The first license fee to
recruit laborers for foreign countries
in compliance with the new law Of
the legislature was paid by the Ha.
waiian Sugar Estates Company on
Monday, the day upon which the law
came into effect
The fee paid by the company was
5000 pesos and will cover the opera,
tions of the company in Manila, Cebu
SiQuiior, La Union, Romblon, Ilocos
and other provinces.
The intention of the law was to
make its provisions so irksome that
no company would be disposed to pay
the fees demanded, but apparently
the law has not had its intended eff
feet e.,
Large numbers of laborers have
been leaving since the first of the
year and it is expected that there
will be no. difficulty in the future in
securing all that are needed in
Hawaii.
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We want all skin sufferers who have
SUFFERED for many years the fortunes of
disease and who have sought medical aid
In vain. to read this. y =
We. as old established druggists Of
this community wish to recommend to
you product that has given many re-
lief and may mean the end Of your
agony. The product Ii mild, simple
wash. not q patent medicine connected of
various worthless drugs. but a scientific
compound made Of well known antisepfic
ingredients 1t 10 made In the Odd.
laboratories Of Chicago and Is called the
Odd. RreacHpt1cn for Eczsma.
This is Q doctors special prescription
pureA '7N'' = -
BENSON, SMITH
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WATER FOR Y. m. C. A. - -,
STRUCK AT IT'S FEET

After one month of steady drilling
in the Y. M C. A. lot McCandless
Brothers well driller struck water at
775 feet about IL O'Clock this morn.
ing. A large stream is flowing out
through the improvised channel to the
gutter on Alakea street making all
Nuuanuites rather envious Of the prom
ised sunnly. .-.
3 The drilling will be continued to
500 feet after which. the actual con-
struction of the swimming pool will
begin, It is estimated that only two
more days viii be required to attain
the final Depth =. -.
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PROVINCE GOVERNORS
OF JAPAN ARE ADVISED
Especial to Nippu Jill.

TOXIC. April 14.-Prefecture gov,
errors from ,Japans 43 provinces met
in the Offices Of the department of the
interior today for a three-day confer.
enee. Count Okuma, premier. outlin,
ed the policy of the new administra
ton. K. Oura, minister of the inte
rior, proposed new plans for the So
luton of internal problems such as
taxation and public works.
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CLAIM GERMAN CHANCELLOR
AGAINST SHIPPING RAID

LONDON, England, April fs.-pr.
Won eethman-Hollweg, the German
chancellor, 10 quoted here today by a
well-infofmed correspondent as hav.
mo declared his opposition to the
submarine warfare against British
shipping which Germany Is now az
aressively prosecuting. - =.
aThc German imperial chancellor
says the correspondent, was opposed
AZ the outset and is still opposed to
the submarine warfare Germany is
wasinq against merchant shipping"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-15

Police Officer Hose Peter caught NJ.
Shaw, an enlisted man, in the act of
running away with a bicycle, alleged
to be the. property of a Chinese. The
soldier, say the police, had mounted a
machine he found standing at the curb
near the fshmarket. In attempting to
turn the corner he violated the. traffic
ordinances and fell into. the waiting
arms of the police officer. While Shaw
attempted to explain to the officer, a
Chinese appeared and demanded pos
session of the wheel. Shaw was
brought to the. station, for investiga.
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-15

The Rev. Thomas McCurdy, a men,
Der of the judiciary committee of the
Presbyterion general assembly was
stricken with heart failure and died
while running. for streetcar in At
lantic City, n. J.
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MooNSHINERS KILLED
WHEN STILL ExPLoDES
!PETRoGRA1, Russia, April 15.-
Fifteen .Fnoonshiners were killed yes
terday in . remote village by the ex
plosien Of an Illicit vodka still.
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p.pIIAMENT I'M SESSION

LONDON. England, April 15.-ear.
.tsnent reassenbied here last night
s.jts raary rf-sientoas subjects con
froal.ns i, but the opening session
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Piles CURED m 8 70 Il DAYS.

: PAAU OINTMENT IS guaranteed
to cure any case Of Itching Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
II days or money refunded. Made BY
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis
u 6 nf
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was brief and practically the only bus
mess done was 70 order that the re-
port Of Field Marshal French on the
capture Of Neuve ChapeIle by the
British expeditionary force be pub
Iished in full. =,
Consideration of national prohibit
ton and the problem Of munitions
was put over for future discussion.
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bIiee',g'.H|:|o!:',pitd|
q Reports. =

"a Robert Lee, lad, was arrested last
evening, charged with taking coal from
the United States naval yards on al.
len street. He win be brought before
Judge Whitney for. hearing.
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WOUNDED IN PARIS
HAVE GOOD TIME

PARIS, France, April 15.-Five
thousand wounded soldiers and , thou.
sand nurses were treated last night
to a gala performances Of music and
cramatics. at the Trocadero, in the
great government sale de fete. Pres.
ident Poineare and an the anbassa.
doris Of the Allies were present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-15
CAPITAL AND LABOR ON
RECORD STRIKE IN ITALY

MILAN, Italy, April 15.-As a warn.
inc 20 the crown and the government
that the desire Of the italian nation
cannot be too rudeIy throttied when
u seeks TO express itself, manufaetur.
ers and workmen Joined, hands today
here and In Genoa In the first indus.
trial strike the world has ever known
In which capital sided with labor.
All manufacturers and Workingmen,
al street car and public utilities en-
ployea, ALL cab drivers, ehauffeurs and
IN Genoa al stevedofes, firemen, sail
ors, and others employed on the wa
terfrcnt and In the harbor, declared
. joint shutdown and strike, 40 a
protest against the Killing last Sunday
by the police Of turbulent demon
strator IN one Of the series Of mass
meetings held over the country.
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sTAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAT'S NEWS TODAY
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GERMAN PRESS cRITicIsEsI

Y. ,. RoSI4ION ON sNkUTRAIITY.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, April
fisherman newspapers arriving
here show that the bitterness Of edi.
torlal, comment on the way America
y shaping her policy Of neutrality is
Increasing
aAmerlcs," says the German crit
Ice I'm substance, sallows England TO
% 40 she pleases with neutral ship
ping and non-contraband supplies for
Germany, while At the same time she
supplies England with all the war
materials England requires.
at is time . strong word was sent
to washington. Germany should ask
In 90 many words, Are you neutra.
or an enemyfp
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Air EIGHT ENDS IN
DISASTER For CERMAl

DISASTER FOR GERMAN TAueE
BORDEAUX, France, April 15.--in
an exciting pursuit : mile and halt
above the earth. French aeropIane
overlook and brought down yesterday
y northern France : German ma
chine.
The swifter French nonoplane gave
chase as soon as the German taube
was sighted. Both craft maneuvered
tcr position, but the little n1onoplane
could climb faster and, from . high
er7ievei, opened fire on the German.
AZ the eleventh shot. The taube's
gasoline tank was punctured and the
engine caught FIRE. Crippled, the Ger.
man plane plunged downward with
lie pilot and observer 70 the ground.
HoTiEiGHTINes IN MEsoPoTAMlA;
BRITISH VICTORIOUS
LONDON, England, April lathe
irst serious encounter smountina 20
2 battle OF any magnitude between
the Turks and the British armies pro.
tectins Egypt and the Suez Canal Is
reported today in an official dispatch
from the British India office. -.
The battle took place March 12 at
kprna Alwz and Shaiba, in Mesopo.
tamia. Twelve thousand Turkish reg
ulars and 1900 Kurdish trtbesnnen
and Arab irreguIars attacked the Brit.
ish force, whose numbers are not civ.
en-, They were repulsed with the loss
Of many killed and wounded and 800
prisoners to the British. ~ s'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Violin Recital

William Wallace Graham pupils at the First Christ
ian church. Saturday evening" April ~ $3.50 Invitations may be had
from pupils 0t the door,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Copper Whining Property
Sold To Eastern Paris

A mining deal Of considerable n'g''
tudc, said to involve a consideration q
approximately s25OOoo and affect ~
cral Salem people, is reported to ian
been consummatcd Whereby the F$
ertv OF the United Copper & Gold AiF
ing company, located in Josephine {. s'lS
tv. but owned by Salem sto'l,sIilA D.,
was transferred to Charles O. NieN
and company, Of Scranton "a
This property is owned BY co.
panv of about 50 stockholders ihl va
majority of whom reside 10 and n "
salem and Walter S, Low Is ll,al5 " /
ond General manager and lanel !, W. (
fer. is secretary and treasurer /, W. =.
rectors of the company, besides i li'n. \, \
officers named are Charles le ~ Y.
q. lToll. James Grcig and ChsIIt' sa' "A
ner. lIr. Grcig is the lfin'll'' "
holder .. a, r;t
lev Of Selma. Josephine county, W ".
IA miles from Grants Pass any NJ, y,
miles from the rightcf'0ay o. ~. ,Hs K
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
WIDE VARIATION OF
REALTY VALUATIONS
GIVEN BY EXPERTS
Valuation Of P. R. |. & P.
Holdings In Salem Range
About $4,000

According to the testimony submit
ted to the railroad commission by ex.
pert real estate valuation witnesses, at
this mornings hearing in connection
with the investigation Of the physical
valuations of the 2. r. L. & p. com
pany there is a wide difference of opin-
ion concerning the property valuations
of the company in this city ranging
from $4,000 to $2S,000 on the part of
realty dealers, as compared to an aggre-
gate valuation of $33, 500 placed upon
its properties in Salem by the company.
The hearings upon the different
phases of the P. r. L & p. company's
business in the state by the railroad
commission have been in progress for
the past months, at different times
and places, and this mornings hearing,
which was continued over into the af
ternoon involved the valuations of the
company's holdings in this city and
Marion county. Three expert witnesses,
Joseph Baumgartner, Frank N. Derby
and James Wilson, were examined by
the commission and the company's at
torncy this morning upon the valuations
of the three units of the company IS
properties here, consisting of the gas
plant, the steam energy plant and the
old car barn property on East state
street.
The company had placed value of
$4,000 on the gas plant property, $10,-
500 on the steam generating plant prop
erty, and $4,000 on the carbarn prop.
crty, making a total Of 533,5OO in all.
Mr. Baumg0rtner, valued the gas plant
at $4,000, the steam plant at $500, and
the carbarn property at $4,000. Total,
$4,000. Mr.. Wilson valued the gas
plant property at $4,000, the steam
plant property at $1,000 and the car
barn property at $4,000, an aggregate
of $4,000, Mr., Derby valued the gas
plant property property at 10000; car
barn property at $6,5OO and steam
plant property at $ll,500, total of
$2S,0OO. All values were estimated as
Of June 80, 1914
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14

Miss Mary Eckcrin and Miss Clan.
bel Foster left for an extended trip
Saturday night They will stop in san
Fraucisco TO visit the exposition and
will pass several weeks with the Fred.
cuck Conells Matilda Eckchcu) in
san Diego The remainder G the Eek.
crens contemplate going down later in
the summer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
WILLAMETTE ACADEMY
MAY Be DISCONTINUED
Two Professors Resign and
Four Are Not Reelected
For Ensuing Year

At the meeting of the faculty COM
mittee at Eaton hall Monday after
noon, it was recommended; That the
college Of music be enlarged and a
closer relationship be established with
the LIBERAL arts department, and Dean
Friedrich Mendenhall "as not reelected
to the position OF dean Of the music
collage. AS yet there has been no Sc
lection of music instructor.
the academy will not offer first year
work; it will be reduced to q three
year department, and no election Of an
instructor will be made to fill the va
cancy in the science department caused
by the resignation Of Professor De
Brae instead, advanced students, SEN
iors in the college, will be given the
opportunity to receive experience in
practical teacher training by teaching
scm9 of the classes in the academy.
Final action in regard to the acad-
emy will be left to the meeting Of the
board of directors at their June meet.
ing, and it is possible that the acad-
emy will be discontinued for good, all
the energy being concentrated on fur
ther strengthening the college cNrses.
designations received and accepted
were those of Professor Stella Chapel,
head of Latin and Greek department;
Professor DeBrae, science instructor in
the academy.
Those of the faculty who were re-
elec.ed are: Geo. D. Alden, dean of the
university; James II. Matthews, mathe,
mati2s; +. Won Eschon, chemistry
Wallace McMuuay, English language;
Morton r. Peck, biology; L, C. Sher
man, education; Mary II. Reynolds
academy; o, G, Thompson, athletic di.
rector. Only one new instructor has
been elected for the present lie is
IJ O. Hall, department to be dctermin
ed. He has Travelled and studied cx
tensively in Germany, completing worl
fo his Phi, D. degree in social science
and history, He is also fitted to teacf
modern languages, having spent much
Of his time in their study while in Eu
rope, and he is a public speaker Of con
siderable eminencc.
Further details in choosing the re
naming members Of the new faculty
were left with special committee
composed Of President c. G.. DNey
chairman; Dean &. D. Alden, Rev, w
| II. Wilkinson, Senator Il. A. Booth.
! Two members Of tha fnculty were mo-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
JUDGE WOOD WILL PRESIDE.

Los Angeles Cal. April l4,-Supcr.
ior nudge Frcd Wood Of Amador coun.
W, viii preside at the trial Of Chief
of 'oiec Sebastian and Mrs Lille
Pratt who are charged with contrib.
utms TO the dependency of Edith Ser.
KIM aged IT, it was announced today.
The trial viii begin Monday. Judge
Wood presided a the trial .year ago
OF Guy Eddie, former city prosecutor,
wh' was acquitted on a similar charge,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
THREE DISTRICTS HAVE
Perfect ATTENDANCE
Salem Schools Fail To Receive
Awards With Record of
GAS Per Cent

The diplomas awarded to each Of the
schools Of Marion county whose report
for the month of March showed an at
tendance of % per cent or better are
being sent out to the schools today by
the office of County School Superin.
toudent W, NJ, Smith, Three districts
showed an attendance of 100 per cent.
The Noble district No, ll6 probably
has the best record Of these three
schools as Noble has enrolled II pupils.
The Cedar Camp district No. 1888 has
three pupils and the Taylor district No.
loi has but two pupils. The Salem
schools show an attendance Of 0i.5 per
ccut bat fail to qualify in the reward
Of merit class with the county districts.
The following is the full report and
the pCrpputlpp Of attendance,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14

Ms. Mark McAnstcr and little
dau&ater, Doris, of Salem, arrived here
yesterday on Il visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ, Finley her sister,
Mrs John Buchanan and numerous
fricnls in this locality They will re-.
main several wceks,-SNtwday's Cor.
wallis Gaaottcrimcs.