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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
KEEP H. ?. WOOD
ON PROMOTION
WORK AT FAIR
Committee Recommends That
Present Secretary Be Re-
tanned Until December
THURST0N Is OPPOSED
TO KEEPING SECRETARY
Says Work of Committee Suf-
fers From Having Executive
Head 1000 Miles Away

The. hnance committee or the Pro
motion Committee, in report pre-.
sented at meeting of the committee
this afternoon, recommends that II. P,
Wood be retained in San Francisco
in his present capacity as secretary
of the committee at least until the
end of the Panama Pacific Exposition.
That portion of the report bearing
on the matter is as follows:
las to the general question OF the
status of Mr.. Woods incumbency with
the committee, We would recommend
that the resignation rendered under
date of March 81, and by vote of the
committee at subsequent meeting
temporarily laid on the table, remain
there until the close of the eXposi-
tion, about December 5, 1915. We
reason that Mr.. Woods services are
invaluable in San Francisco during
the exposition, and that at its close
e thorough reorganization of the pres
ent working forces OF the committee
will be necessary"
Following the reading of the report
l.. A. Thurston wanted to know what
should be done with the report Chair.
man K. A. Berndt said he believed it
should be- adopted.
Mr.. Thurston replied that he want
ed to go on record as protesting
against the committees sidestepping
that which he considered was its duty.
He said that the committee cannot
.acconfpfisf- kffat sifoui wnsn
executive head is 1000 miles away.
and that the committee should not
leave the question Of Mr.. Woods ten
ire OF. office open for six months more.
1t would not be fair to the community
or to the Chamber of Commerce, he
added.
Chairman Berndt said that the fin
ance commoittee, in making its report,
had considered these phases of the sit
uation Personally, he said, he be-
lieved Mr.. Wood is of value in his
present position.
Mr.. Thurston said that he believed
that the committee should go ahead
and appoint a new head man, and
continue Mr.. Wood in San francisco
as publicity representative of the COM
mittee during the exposition. The
executive officer then could handle
the duties arising in Honolulu
Mr. Berndt said that the committee
knows that Mr.. Wood will resign at
the close of the exposition. ..e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
SAMUEL johnson
NAMED HEAD OF
NATIONAL GUARD
Governor Pinkham Receives
Acceptance of Office of Ad-
iutant General of Territory
OFFER AND REPLY SENT
IN WIRELESS MESSAGES
New Appointee Now on Man.
churia En- Route to Orient
Will Assume Office Sept. !

| Col. Samuel Johnson, N. G. H., re
tired, has been appointed the adjutant
general Of the National Guard of Ha
waii to succeed Col. John w. Jones,
and acceptance of the offer OF ap
Epointment was wirelessed to Govern.
or Pinkham today. ~
/ Col. Johnson, who takes office Sep.
tember J.. is aboard the Pacific Mail
liner Manehuria, en- route to the ORR
ent, where he expects to spend eight
or ten weeks on business in the Ma
lay States. On Tuesday Governor
Pinkham 'wirelessed the offer of ap.
pointment to the former guard OFFICER.
The reply came today.
Accept appointment adjutant-
general with great appreciation" was
the message Governor rinkham re-
ceiyed from the new appofntee.
Col. Jones will remain as head of
the guard until September l, when he
probably will be placed on the re-
tired list. The position to which
Col. johnson has bean appointed car
ries a salary of $3.50 Iacntnly.
In addition to serving as head OF
the national guard, Col. Johnson win
sit as a member of the naval miiftia
commission, ex-officio, when that ;om-.
mission is organized. This latter 10
sition has no salary attached.
Col johnson was Is years on tie
active list OF the National Guard cf
Hawaii, from 1893 until 1908. when he
was placed on the retired- list he en-.
listed Is "a private. and retired as
colonel of the 1st Infantry.
In 1900 Col Johnson became Captain
Of Company F, 1st Infantry, N. G. H.,
and in 1907, under the old syste;l of
election of field officers, he jumped
from captain to lieutenant-colon
which grade he held for about one
month, when he was elected colonel.
Col Johnson was head of the 1st In
fantry from April 10, 1907, until June
5, 1908.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
MBRYDE SUGAR
PAYSDIVIDEND
ON COMMON
Shareholders win Receive so
Gents Per Share on June
25, Directors Decide

For the first time In the history OF
the McBryde Sugar Company, Limited.
the owners of common stock are to
receiye a dividend. the directors hay-
ing today voted disbursement oil 5O
cents a share on the common stock,
payable on June IS Of this year. .
This action followed Immediately
after the directors had authorized the
payment of the two serni-annual divi-
dends on preferred stock for this year,
one payable June IS. and the other
an December. Authorization OF both
the preferred dividends at this time
and the payment on common indicates
that the company's treasury is in a
flourishine condition.
The preferred stock issue totals
5000 900. II is on a 7sper cent basis,
making $4,000 year The dividend
On common wIlI total SS2,S02, there be-
ing issued 1850 shares of a par
yaine of SIC each. The stock has re
Gently climbed on the local exchange
from $5.75 to SIPS asked.
The company also has outstanding
( uer cent bonds to the value of ST.
S9s. 900. which require an interest ap-
nropriation OF ss4. .695 each year.
The bond interest, preferred divt
dends for the year and the dividend
on common stock will make a total
operating profit disbursement for the
year OF s21s.497 for the McBryde COM
pany.
The directors have made no state
ment as to whether there is any like
lihood of another common stock divi-
dend this year.
Last year the properties Of the Nc
Bryde Sugar Company, which are on
the island Of Kauai, were credited with
an output OF 16,345 tons of sugar, the
largest in the history of the company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
MEXICAN need
FORCING HAND
OF PRESIDENT
Starving Thousands Must Be
Relieved BY Help From
United States
WILSON WILL ISSUE
STATEMENT SHORTLY
No intervention to BE Threat
ened But Warning to Be
Served on Leaders
fAssoeiated Press by FEDERAL Wirelessl

fAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., May
49, President Wilson today
issued an appeal to the Ameri-
can people to subscribe relief
funds for Mexico, and with this
action comes the possibility Of
an early move by the United
States to force the ameliora-
tion of conditions in the racked
southern republic.
Miss Mabel Boardman, chair
man of the American Red
Cross Relief Board. had prev
iously urged that the president
make this appeal on behalf of
the starving thousands in Mex
leo. The Red Cross Society
issued q statement simultan-
eously asking for aid at once.
Conditions are so advanced
that only food can save a large
number Of the people. Thou
sands are without food in Mon
terey and assistance quickly is
-, >.s1<..,f<s<3 81 s@t@ssS ssss Z. = 4-.---..
President Wilson will issue
q statement soon In regard to
the Mexican situation. It is
understood that he will give
notice that conditions are be-
coming intolerable. He has no
intention to intervene imme-
diately but his statement is ex-
pected to serve as q warning to
the leaders of the warning fac
tions that conditions must inn
prove.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
FERRIS REACHES
MAINLAND Still
AGAINST TARIFF
Oklahoma Democrat Com
rnents on Apparent Prosper
ity of Hawaii While War
Prices are 0n-Thinks Need
For Revenue May Make
Democrats Suspend Free
Sugar Clause Next Session

CONGRESSMAN Scott Ferris of Okla
homa, guest of the. territory with the
Congressional party on its recent vis-
it, returned to the coast unconvlnced
that Hawaii needs protective tariH
on sugar. Ferris is q Democrat. Some
of his fellow-Democrats said after IN
yestigation here that they believed IN
Hawaii's cause, but interviews with
Ferris published by the San Francisco
Journal of Commerce and the San
Francisco Call indicate that Ferris is
still against the tariff,
The Journal Of Commerce quotes
Ferris as saying:
Just now, of all times, the sugar
interests of Hawaii are least in need
of governmental protection. and the
consumer can least afford to pay the
import tax. At the present prices
sugar makers should realize profits
this year that will fortify them
against any loss through the removal
of import duty until they can get fully
adjusted to the new conditions OF for
eign competition. Besides, there are
only So sugar growers in the Islands,
and the state of their business does
not indicate need of protection. In
fact, all signs point to an exceptional.
ly good year for them. -
The sugar interests are not, how
erer, without hope that the tariff will
be continued" he said. "The Euro
pean war has not curtailed the con-
sumption of sugar. The demand is
steadily increasing, despite high
prices, and though Cuba is increasing
its production somewhat, as are the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
DARING RAID OF SEA
WASP IN DARpANELkES.

LONDON, Eng, May 2S.-The ae'
complishments of the British subma
rine Ell, operating in the Dardanelies
form the outstanding feature of yes
terdays developments from the Brit.
ish standpoint. The Eli returned to
the fleet yesterday, after having pene-
trated to the constantinopIe arsenal,
where she torpedoed transport
moored at the arsenal. .
The Eli made wonderful cruise,
covering 200 miles through the Mar.
rows and the Sea of Marmora to Con-
stantinopIe. "----. -: s=.* .
In the Sea, of Marrnors she torpe.
doed and sunk the supply ship Rodesto
and an ammunition ship. At Constan-
tinopie she torpedoed a transport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
IAssociated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

IAssociated Press Service by Federal Wieessl
= NOGALES Mexico May 28-That large number of the
members OF the of the elusive German rading cruiser
Karlsruhe at liberty somewhere in the Pacific the report
which has reached here brought by nine alleged deserters
They are awaiting decision to whether they viii be in
termed if they enter the United States
They say the Karlsruhe struck rock south Of Turtle Bay
in January and sank many of the crew being drowned
Paul Gedt, who claims to have been gunner on the
vessel he took the Karlsruhe after the command
had been given to remain with the vessel and escaped He
Hermosilo, Mexico.
The fate Of the Karlsruhe has been matter of mystery
There have been several reports that she destroyed by her
own crew.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
OF
HARMONY MOULD
PLEASE SHINGLE

Robert w. Shingle has not as yet
made up his mind on the acceptance
or refusal of Mayor Lanes tender to
him of place on the Board of SUI
peryisors to succeed the late James G.
Quinn. ..-,s
Il. am immensely gratified at the Of
fer" said Mr. Shingle today, especial
ly as it comes with the unanimous in-
dorsement of the supervisors, but
am hesitating about my answer. be-
cause of the personal sacrifices an
acceptance would entail. In case
should accept the position l should
like to go on a harmony platform. ;"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

Memorial services we're held at Pu-
nahou academy this morning for
Lieut.. Clarence K. Lyman, class of
1900, who died recently as the result
Of fall from his mount during polo
game. The services consisted of a
brief program including remarks by
Capt. w. d. Chitty, commander of
Troop d, in which Mr.. Lyman served,
and Miss Ethel M. Damon of the class
of 1900 There also was special mu-
sic. ~-.... -. ... ..---t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
Italy Strikes Steadily at Austria
Along Fronts Trentino and Trieste

GENEVA, Switzerland May 28-On two frents in the
Trentino and Trieste districts of Austria the Italians are
pressing their early advantages by the dash the
border Immediately after the declaration Of war
M The Italian advance in CaFinhia is steadily progressing
Ialisas villages the An
retiring before them.
ROME Italy May 2S-Italian aeroplanes have success
fully bombarded Trieste doing much damage in the city with
their bombs
The Nabresn railroad has also been asaled by the Italian
air raiders and damage done to stations and roadbed
The Italian army has occupied additional terrain along the
Tyro border
On the Trentino front the Italian and Austrian arerss
are engaged in brisk battle
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
FIVE YEARS FOR
BURGLAR ROBERT
SHINGLE SHOT

Juan Rivera, the Porto Rican who
broke into Robert Shingles Makiki
home one night several weeks ago, and
who received a gunshot wound in the
leg for his trouble, will spend the
next five years at hard labor in Oahu
prison. ..r. -. ~
Circuit Judge Ashford imposed the
sentence this morning after Rivera
had entered a plea of guilty to the
territorial grand jury's Indictment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
Continued on page three)

The steamer Aspinet, under charter
to the Standard Oil Company, said to
have been loaded with case oil and
other products on the east coast of
the United States, is expected to call
at Honolulu in early June to take
bunker coal before steaming TO the
Orient.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
FRENCH STEAMER
AGROUND;LIVES
ON BOARD SAVED

IAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
NANTES, Champagne, May 28.-The
French steamer Champagne, engaged
in Central and South American trad
ing, has gone ashore off the headland
of st. Navarro. The crew and 600 pas
sengers have been safely landed.
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U. S. S. NORTH CAROLINA
GROUNDS AT ALEXANDRIA

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 28-The
cruiser North Carolina has run
aground in the harbor Of Alexandra,
Egypt. She will be floated soon.
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London Paper Declares German
Reply to y. S. Note Will Temporize

LONDON, England, May 28.-The Evening news today
declares that it has authority for saying that the the
American note will be Of temporizing nature The News
says that Berlin dispatches declare the reply will presented
tomorrow They of emporng character and ask the
United States either to affirm deny that the Lutana
ried ammunition for the Allies, says the News
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Niagara win Gail At 6.

Niagara Will Sail at 6. -.
BY shifting the Canadian-Australasi'
an liner Niagara from Pier z to Pier
16. the vessel will receive large guam
tity of fuel oil in time to permit its
departure to Vancouver and Victoria
at o'clock this evening. About a
score of passengers will join the yes'
sci at this port for British Columbia.
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Germans Concede Victory For Russ
Forces in Battle Near Sieniawa

BERLIN Germany. May Victory for the Russians in
a battle near Sieniawa is conceded.
Elsewhere the fighting favorable for the Germans Nine
thousand Russians have been captured
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German Factory Workers Killed IN
Daring Raid by Allies Ayiators

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, May 28-The chemical fac
tories at Ludwigshafen Germany which raded BY the
Allies aviators working today Bombs killed eleven and
wounded "a
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Confirms Report Torpedo Did it

Federal Wirelessl
LIVERPOOL England, May 28.-The chief engineer of
the American steamer Nebraskan torpedoed off the Irish coast
saws that the wake of the torpedo in the
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Italy was to begin restrictions on
the importations of cotton from ship
ments leaving foreign ports on May
10Th ~. \ 1885,. ,... 49,
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s-susar:
s6 degrees test. 4.s25 cents. Previous
quotation, 4ss cents.
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CRUISER KARLSRUHE MYSTERY GIVEN SUDDEN NEW TURN
REPORT ELUSIVE RAIDER WAS
WRECKED ON PACIFIC. ITALY
IS PRESSING HER CAMPAIGN

RUSSIANS VICTORIOUS IN IMPORTANT BATTLE-l0 LONDON
REPORT DECLARES GERMANY'S REPLY TO AMERICAN
FROM TURKS BY RUSSIAN F0RCES-TEUTON SUB
MARINES SINK MORE MERCHANT VESSELS IN "Z0NEr
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More Victims Of German Submarines

LIVERPOOL. England, May 28-The British steamer
Agyshre bound from Sydney has wireessed here for as
rne later wireless that she is able to port which
is not designated.
PENzANCE, Cornwall England May The British
steamer Cadeby has been sunk of the Scy isles By subma
rne During the sinking there gun-fre The
and four passengers were rescued
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, May 28-The Danish steamer
Ely struck mine and sank of Stockholm The crew Va.
saved.
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