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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
DISPUTE OVERFLAG,
. LEADS TOSHOOT|NG
Japanese Who Wounded Country
man Objected to American
Banner At Coronation +,

4 Details of the shooting Of Shiieru
ouehi, a Japanese of Hilo, by Kane
Osh no, e,iitor of the Kaminari Shinbun
of Hill, reported here briefly by radio.
grams, have been received by the Nip.
.pu JiB. Ouchi Is in the hospital, and
oshir9 had not been captured. The
shooting had it's cause in disputes over
the display Of the American flag with
the Japanese at tho coronation day
celebration at Hilo.
The coronation day committee dis.
played the two flags together. X
Yamamura, editor of the Kwazan Shin
bum objected to the American flag, and
he was attacked by the. Kamiuar
Shinbun and the two Japanese daiIie,
Of Hilo, which said, in substance;
"If we were In Japan we would 6ut
no need to display the American flag
hut we are in America now"
Last sunday Doctor Kanasugi had {
I garden party, at which Mr.. Yamamurl
Ispokc for the newspapers. He repeated
his objectiohs TO the Stars and Stripes
but again Mr.. Oshiro objected, ant
Ouchi, an employee Of Doctor Naka
zawa, replied to 0shiro, unfolding Mr.
Yamahura. About five O'Clock oshirt
left the grounds, and, a short tim,
later, shot Ouchi from the home Of 20
kimi, a Japanese geisha girl. One bull
let struck Oucbi in the mouth and TIL
other in the abdomen. 0uchi is larg,
man, Oshiro a small.
The more remote origin may b,
found in the former relations of Oshir,
and Yamamura. oshiro formerly wa
connected with the Kwazan Shinbuu
but had quit it to issue a small week.,
paper, printed by mimeograph, il
which he had attacked Yamamura dur
ing the three or four months of tn
Ipaper's life. The Kwazan is q semi
weekly. 1t is believed that there ma,
have, been some deeper cause than tn
falling out over the display of the flag
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
RUSSIAN APPEARANCE
IN BULGARIA FEARED
Germans and BuIgars Work Along
Rumanian Border
tAssOciatsd Press by Federal Wireless, /,


PARIS, November Although un.
.ofhcial advices state that Rumania has
not notified Russia that continued
strict neutrality would be maintained
and that neither land passage for
russian troops nor water passage by
way Of the Danube could be allowed, Il
Is evident that Germany fears the early
appearance of Russian army in Bull.
garia 10.
According to dispatches from Bucha.
rest last, night, feverish work is being
maintained along the Bulgar- Rumanian
border In the throwing up of defense
works, while German officers are every.
where in charge Of the preparations.
Much German material and supplies
g now being delivered at Rustchuk, the
Bulgarian city on the Danube end Of
The Varda railroad, while arrangement
are being made to receive there a force
of $4,000 Austro Germans, who will be
arriving within few days. a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
TeutOnic Powers Warn Athens
That Compliance With De-
mands Of Entente Allies VIII Be
Regarded As UnfriendIy Act
CABINET OF CONSTANTINE
= IS ON HORNS OF DILEMMA
Serbian and British Troops Sur
render Monastir To BuIuars
And Retire Into Greece,
Leaving Serbia To Invaders
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(AssOciAtsd Press By Federal wirslsss,l
r -oNDoN, December 1.--Greece h
IL now between two fires, according
to Athens dispatches, which
quote an Athens newspaper controlled
by Former Premier yenezelos, as an
.thority for the announcement that
Germany and Austria have formally
notified Greece that compliance with
the demands of the Allies, in, their note
now before the government, viii be
regarded as unfriendly, while the con
tinuance Of the present friendly men.
trality Of Greece which permits the
use of SRlOnika as base for the Brit
ish and French will likewise be treated
as an unfriendly act. NJ
Reply To Entente Delayed
The reply Of Greece 10 the note Of
the Allies has been delayed pending a
reply to the Grecian request that the
Allies specify in explicit terms just
what they expect in the way Of mill
tary operations from Greece and to Just
what extent the territory Of Mace
donia is to be made the theater Of mill
ltary operations by the Allies. ~
= Yesterday it was announced from
Athens that Minister Cohin had openly
expressed the belief that Greece would
soon be fighting alongside the Entente
Powers, but this, according to despatch
es from the Greek capital to the Post,
Is denied by the minister. Z"
Bulgars Occupy Monastir G
~. Monlau Mon.at;- ,.,o.
surrendered to the Bulgarians, and the
Bulgar troops are pow occupying that
city. The Serbians and British retired
and are now in Greece, making theiI
way TO the main army in the varlaI
Valley. Advices report also the captnfA
Of Prisend, the only important Serhitr
city on the Montenegrin border. These
captures clears Serbia of Serb fghtiAc
men with the exception of that portion
Of the Vardar Valley behind the Anglo,
French lines. ..h1; .t#g@ NJ
1t is estimated that altogether $50,
900 Serbs, including civilians, have es
capped into Montenegro and Albania.
Retreat In Good Order 'l.2.S
The Serbs retreated for the most
part in good order, bringing the great
er part of their artillery and supple.
with them and breaking up the many
attempts to turn their retirement intt
rOut. The various remnants of tn,
army, with fresh supplies Of munitionI
brought to them from the Adriatie, ar,
remobilizing on. the Albanian bordel
and preparing to continue the fifhting
The scat Of Serbian government hai
been set up in Scutari, Albania, III,
government archives being kept ther'
now. 'rc RE tf#tN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
CONVENTION
REPORT IS PREPARED

Chairman M. c. Pacheco and Clerk
James X. Jarrett of the charter con
ventiOn, have prepared a report of the
proceedings of the convention for sub
mission to the senate and the house o.
representatives of the next legislature
The draft of charter adopted is EN-
bodied in the report, and statement
is made of the method of financing thu
convention by means of loan of $7OC
made by the Bank of Hawaii.
Included in the report is the draft
Of "a proposed act, repeating sections o.
the revised law Of 1915 relating to civil
service, and of an act authorizing tn
Supervisors to make an appropriation
for the. purpose of refunding to the
Bank Of Hawaii, the 500 advances to
defray the expenses of the convention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
DYNAM|TER
BLOWS OWN HEAD OFF
Oriental Who Tried To Extermin-
ate Family Commits Suicide

Sokichi Seto, the Japanese who on
Saturday night attempted to kin Mr.
aud Mrs. Katsuge Yamosaka, in, their
home at Wahiawa, committed suicide
Early yesterday morning by exploding
4 dynamite cap in his mouth and blow
ing off the top of his head. The Jap
anese killed himself within 100 yards of
the house that he had tried to wreck.
Scto had been employed as a labOrer
IN the pineapple plantations round Wa
hiawa. Katsuge YamOsaka is the pro
prietor Of a barber shop at Wahiawa.
Chester a. Doyle was employed by
friends of the Yamosakas to 20 to Wa
hiawa yesterday and investigate the
matter. In the room OF, the house oc
cupied by. Soto Doyle found twelve
'icls of RANT nowder and a number
of decorating caps. H..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
IN HANDS OF PRINTER
ryEh
Will Be Read To Congress In
Joint Session Tuesday H.
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wlreIsss.I
WASHINGTON, November 3O--2'res-
ident Wilson s forthcoming message to
congress was put in the hands of the
printer today. 1t was prepared FOR
the printer largely by the president
himself, who typewrote much of It,
Mr.. Wilson will read the message
next Tuesday, with the two houses Of
congress assembled in joint session.
1t is learned that the message will
deal mainly with preparedness and
with the means for raising the revenue
to care for largely increased army
and navy expenditures. i. h
The President win leave for later
message other questions with which
this session of congress is expected to
deal The second message will prob
ably be delivered after the Christmas
holidays W
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
PICKING SPECIAL,

Especial Gable TO Liberty News)
Z. SAN FRANCISCO, November 30.-5A
Peking cable received here this morn.
ing states that China may be brought
into the European war IL the Chinese
British treaty proposed last evening Is
signed by both nations.
Az q meeting In. Picking between In
Chin Chang, acting secretary Of state
and minister Of foreign affairs for
China, and the British minister, six
articles were planned for Chinese
British treaty, The text Of the arti.
cles subscribed TO by the Representa-,
tiyes Of Yuan Shih -kai and England
state that England will recognize
Yuan Shihlkai apd China will declare
war on Germany and. deport all Ger.
man and Austrian subjects from tn,
Chinese Empire. q g,.yE
Dispatches from both London and
Toxic derry the intention Of Great Bri
tain TO negotiate an Anglo Chinese ALI
snces The despatch above Is question
able, to say the least. n z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
SUFFRAGlSTS TO MEET ir,l
HOUSE COMMITTEE FIRST
ASSOCIATED Press by FEDERAL wireless,

WASHINGTON, December THE
application to he made by the Con
gressional Union for Woman's Suffrage
for permission for tii6A 'sPokesmen to
address the house in advocacy,o of the
desired constitutional amendment is
not to be granted, according to the
present plan of the leaders among the
house Democrats. 1t is probable that
Frances Jolliffe and other women ad-
vocating equal suffrage throughout the
Union will be given a hearing before
the house judiciary committee about
December II, however, while it is pos
sible that a change of mind may give
some Of the spokesman the privilege Of
the floor for one day. .|
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
OPERATIONS !.
CONTINUE UNCHECKED
Pehoorad Reports Success On
All Fronts In Eastern Zone
(Associa.sd Press By Federal wireless. !,

(Associated Press BY Federal wirsless.)
Ii PETROGRAD, December 1.-The op.
eratious of the Russianss both north and
south are being successfully Carried on,
according to the official announcements
yesterday. In the north the Slavs adj
yanced south Of 1lluxt and captured q
portion of the German trenches, tax.
ing some prisoners. e., 81, - II
In Galieia the Russians succeeded in
throwing q force across the Styr, where
they attacked an Austrian position with
the bayonet. The. fighting was brisk,
ending in o majority, of the .Austrians
being killed PntI Inaj6titg dfi I'D sur;
vivors taken prisoner; III lii II
The Russians are STRENGTHENING their
hold on the river position and reinforce,
ments are crossing for a determined ef-
fort 20 seize the left bank for q gen,
eral advance: A.;4 EIsff ( ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
MOTION TO DISMISS
CASE OF BUENZ FAILS
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IAssociAted Press BY FEDERAL lWireless.)
NEW YORK, November 3O.--Judge
Hoover of the federal court today ruled
against a motion by the defense in the
Hamburg-Ameri conspiracy case, the
result being that the trial continues.
Attorneys for Karl Buenz, resident d.
rector of the Hamburg American Gne,
charged with being one of the officials
in a conspiracy to violate the neutral
ity laws, moved thai the indictments
be dismissed as no connection had been
shown by the government prosecutors
between BuenZ and the provisioning
Of German war vessels. Judge Hoover
rules against the motion. The defense
opened its case this afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
CAUSE OF 'PANCRO'
. HOPELESSLY LOST
AND VILLA insane
is.,. , .@sGG,.
This Is Latest Report Of Mexican
Situation Sent Out From ,s
|. Nogales f@' -.
I'd r...| ~.li &
FORCES ALL SCATTERED
INTO ROWING FRAGMENTS
Adyices From Many Quarters Tell
Collapse Of Bandit GEN !
erals Campaign y
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tAssociated Press BY Federal WirelessO 4
. NOGALES, December with his
forces all Scattered into rowing, disor.
gRnized bands, with the one exception
of the army lett under the command
Of General Rodriguez, Villas cause
appears bopclcssly lost, while reports
that have reached General ObregOn
and which are apparently well founded
state that Villa himself has gone-in.
sane and Is being held in restraint by
some of his friends in an unknown
refuge, '-'I:
The latest attack upon Hermosillo
has ended more disastrously for the
Villistas than the previous one, the
Carranzista victory being complete
General DeGucze. the Carranza com.
mander, reports that the Villistas fed
leaving their wounded behind, three
hundred wounded being picked out
from amongst the dead on the battle
field. 49, '. 4. ...
Reports from many quarters tell Of
Villista surrenders. South of Magdal
lena a party of two hundred came into
Carranza camp, throwing down theii
arms. At Llan0 another force has Civ
en- up the fight, while the army of Ro
doriguez is said to be fast DESERVING
him. Er -. q.
| At Magdalena trainIoad of yiIlista,
going to join the force under Roderi
guez, abandoned their train and sur
rendered. ssEsE% o., 70.
Rodriguez is operating at Nacozari
where he is reported to have seized tn
| railroad, after defeating a force o
/ Carranzistas between the border AM
Esqueda. His possession of the railroai
cuts off and isolates about thirty Amer
leans, whose only way to reach Ameri
can territory now is. by travelling owe
the foot rails THROUGH the mountain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
BUSINESS is GROWING
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss) Z
NEW YORK, November 3O.-Trade
reports from cities all over the coun-
try, from large manufacturing and
agricultural centers, show an improve.
ment in business.
A record volume of early Christmas
holiday sales is reported from many
sections, the merchants saying that the
purchasing is breaking all records.
The secretary Of the New York Mer.
chants Association say that the mer.
chants in this organization never knew
better times.
Only those businesses which are de.
pendent on exports from Europe make
an unsatisfactory showing, being un-
able to get their accustomed supplies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
SENATOR LANE SAYS
] SH|PSDEA.THT TRAPS
Jackson Club Hears That She'll
Proof Armor is Very
Questionable


United States Senator. Harry Lane
told the jackson Club, a Democratic
political organization, nc n meeting In
the Central Library last night, that
this country Is equipping its battleships
with aImor SO obsolete they would be
mere death.tTaps in battle. III r.-
"Our men are being sent TO sea, ~
said Senator Lane, Gin $l3,0OOO00 and
Sl4,OtO,000 super -dreadnoughts whose
armor is obsolete and can = stand up
against modern shells, ...,
The trouble is that our navy ex,
perts are still building iarmot TO with,
stand armor piercing projcctiles, and
/ they are not using that kind Of pro
ieetile any moro, They are using high
| explosive shells now. e..
Y 'iTests have shown absolutely that
! high explosive shells such as those now
in use shatter the armor plate we are
using on our battleships. Other navies
are building soft, malleable armor that
gives against these high explosives
but is not pierced.
/ 1--WE are not taking advantage of
/ the naval lessons of the war. Someone
I must show me that our plate will re.
sist these high explosive shells of the
present before l II vote a cent for LIorc
Tann soI ns,srs. r,vorsd
senator Lane prefaced his remark,
on preparedness by explaining. "I want
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
TWO HUNDRED SIXTEEN
COMING IN HILL LINER

A wireless message received late last
light by Fred l.. Waldron, Ltd, local
agent of the Great Northern Pacific
SteaWship Company, from the liner
GreafN Northern, en- route h're from the
Coast, kvia Hilo, stated that the steam
er carried for Honolulu two hundred
and sixteen passengers, III sacks Of
mail ana 1000 tons of freight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
THREE HUNDRED MINERS.
TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION
(Associatod Press by Federal wireless.

BOOMER West Virginia, December
IAN explosion in one of the main
galleries Of the Boomer Coal and Coke
Company mine near here yesterday
trapped three hundred miners and it
was feared that the loss of life from
fire damp and from cave-ins would be
very heavy. Rescue parties equipped
with oxygen helmets were rushed to
the mine and through their quick work
all but thirty of the miners were
brought to the surface alive. The
thirty who are still unaccounted for
are probably dead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
BRITISH COMMANDER .'..
III IN FRANCE IN LONDON

LONDON November 80. ~ Field
Marshal Sir John French, the British
commander on the west front, has ar
rived here for conference with Pre-
mier Asquith, which was held today.
Lord Kitchener has returned from
his visit to Greece, Rome and other
points and is making reports on his OBJ
servatiOns.
1t was reported today that the
Allies may make General JOffre, the
French commander, supreme com.
mander of all the Allies troops in the
west, but this rumor is officially de-
MED.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
ITALIAN MUNITl0N o..
PLANTS IN DANGER
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(AssOciStSd Press BY Federal wirelsss.D
PARIS, November SO.-The police pt
Turin, Italy, claim that they have dis
covered evidences of widespread Ger
man plot to DESTROY ltalinn munit'ou
factories and wreck supply stations.
The police of I.uUanO. Sw;t7e"'anI,
"~r"st"d hnHt""" who was preparing
boxes labeled Chocolate for Turin.
When examined the boxes wore found
to contain dynamite. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
WILL DECLINE
ALLIANCE WITH CHINA

Nhbaooihted Ffeab ~ fedoFhI WiFNleslI
TOXIC, November 30.--Newspapers
here express the belief that Japan viii
decline to endorse any invitations Of
Great Britain, France and Russia that
China join the Entente group.
The local stock exchange has sus.
pended sessions on account Of the tire.
menuons speculation that has set in,
Tempestuous scenes were being en-
acted, as the sales Of munitions to the
Allies has caused wave of pros
perity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
unrest SPREADING
THROUGHOUT PERSIA
Russian Brutality Is Said To
Have Aroused Tribesmen !
tAssociated Press BY Federal wirslsss.)

tAssociased Press by Federal wirsisss.)
BERLIN, December 1.--Unrest Is
spreading throughout Persia, according
TO an Overseas despatch, which an.
nounces that the tribesmen are now
marching towards Teheran, aiming TO
protect the Shah against Russian bru.
tally. .'. . a@ ... Is
II Is reported In Persia that Car
Nicholas has ordered the Russian Can,
casus amy to march upon Teheran 10
seize II for Russia, while the Russians
in those districts in Persian under Their
control have placed all the Persian.
lcyeltp the Shah under arrest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
DESTROYS DUPONT PLANT
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsiesia.,Ji

WILMINGTON, Delaware, 'Deceniber
Another disastrous explosion in
powder factory working upon war or.
ders for the Allies occurred yesterday
wher one of the powder houses Of the
Dupont Powder Company's plant waa
destroyed. No cause for the explosion
is known and the local police and fed
eral officers are investigating. The ex-
Plosion killed thirty-one employees in.
stantlv, while seven others are fatally
injured. ,-a g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
A GERM DESTROYER.

There is no danger whatever from
lock jaw or blood poison resulting from
a wound when Chamberlain = Pain
Balm 10 promptly applied. 1t is an an.
tiseptic and destroys the germs which
cGose these diseases. 1t also caues
wounds to heal without maturation and
in one.third the time required by the
usual treatment. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
EXPLOSION DESTROYS
FlFTY-SEvEN AUTOS
tASsociated Press BY Federal wireloasJ

JOLIET, Illinois, December IA
gasoline explosion In garage here
yesterday wrecked the garage, fatally
injured two persons and seriously in,
jured ten others and set the building
on fire. In the fire fifty-seVen auto
mobiles were destroyed, making total
loss through the explosion of 1925, 900.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
POLISH LANGUAGE WILL
BE USED IN UNIVERSITY
(AssoeIa.sd Prsaaiiby FEDERAL wirslsss.)

(Associatsd Presssby Federal wirslsSs)
BERLIN, December l,470ficial per-
mission for the hse OF the Polish Ian.
guage In the University of Warsaw
was given yesterday, while it',was also
announcedbtha Medical and Theological
courses wou1Iy bel fhclLildd n. the work
Of the university.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
ARMY FOOTBALL STAR
COMING TO H0NoL ULU
(AssOciated Press b. FEDERAL wireless.

WEST POINT, November 3O.-Lieut.
Charles DAILY, football star in years
gone by and the successful coach or
victorious army teams, will not return
TO coach the army eleven next fall He
sails on December 8 on the transport
from San Francisco for Honolulu, be,
ing ordered to join the First Field Ar
tillery at Schofeld Barracks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
NEW YORK MILITIA
GET FINE DONATIONS
(Associated PROM by Fed.ral Wireless. }

NB5UcIatou FToBB by Fed"FaI WlTeIoBBD
ALBANY, New York, November 30
Judge Ebert H. Gray, head of the
United States Steel Corporation, Char.
les M. Schwab and the other big steel
men have given the state of New York
an armored train worth $l5O,OOO, for
the use Of the militia, and aeroplane
manufacturers have given an armored
aeroplans for militia uses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "A DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure blind. bleeding, itching or pro-
truding PILES in to IA days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis,
u. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
SALVATION ARMY MAN
BARRED FROM BELGIUM
IAssoelatsd Prsss by Fsdsral wirelsssl

JERSEY CITY, December l.-Salva
ton Army Headquarters here has been
notified that the German government
will not allow Mag. Wallace Winchell
to enter Belgium to superintend the re-
lief work there being carried on by the
Salvation Army. Major Winchell, who
is an American, was ordered to Belgium
by the international Headquarters, Lon
don.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
BRITISH IN AERO RAID

LONDON, November 3O.-British
aeroplanes attac ked the Belgian coast
today, raided a German munition fac
tory behind the lines and dropped
bombs while warships Off the coast
supported the raid with heavy shell
fire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
CAPTURE OF BAGDAD
SAID TO BE DELAYED
tAssociated Press W Federal wireless, }

LONDON, November 30.--British
hopes of capturing Bagdad are dashed
by news from that war zone that the
British forces fighting with the Turks
have been forced to retire. on Tigres,
suffering severe setback in the Bag
dad campaign, having been outnumLlr,
ed by the eLemy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03
FREDERICK sTRATToN :
=. ENDS. LIFE With GUN
(AssOciatsd Press. By Federal wireless

z OAKLAND, December Frederick
Stfatton, former collector of the port
at San Francisco, committed suicide
Yesterday, shooting himself through the
head with a revolver. His dead body,
which was still warm, was found near
Pleasanton. The former collector has
been under medical treatment in a
local sanitarium since April. He was
suffering from nervous disorders.