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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
4oI4's Suicide Established.

Mineola, l. IA coroner's inquest
into the manner in which death was
reached by Frank Holt, established
clearly that he killed himself by
jumping headforemost eighteen feet
from an iron bar on the side of cell.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
BABY SLAYER Goes Free.

Portland, ore.--Harriet Fowle, II
years old. who recently confessed to
sharing in the killing of her day-old
babe, was released Monday under no
restraint but her pledged word to
come back If wanted.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
Colorado Marshal murdered.

Fort Collins, Colo.-Frank Peak.
aged S5, night marshal OF Loyeland,
Colo, was found shot to death near
Loveland at dawn Tuesday His own
revolver was found beside the body,
empty
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16

be cursed b. plethora OF facts or
poisoned with information. In other
railway guides pleasing fancy. poesy.
and literary beauty have been throt.
tied at the very Threshold by a wild
incontinence OF facts, tigures. ana
reference to meal stations. For this
reason guide has been built NJ our
shops and on q new plan. ID will
not permit Information to Green IN .sr
mar the readers enjoyment OF the
scenery
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
THUGS KILL CONDUCTOR.
Train Robbers in Georgia Add Murder
70 List Of Crime.

Montgomery. Ala.-The Louisville &
Nashville's New York and New Or
leans Limited train was held up and
robbed shortly before 2 o'clock Friday
morning by four masked men south of
Greenyille, Ala, sixty miles south of
Montgomery.
Conductor Phil McRae Of Montgom-
cry was killed by one of the bandits.
The engine, express and baggage
cars were cut from the train anil run
down the track some distance. The
bandits then robbed the express and
mail cars and started the engine down
the track wild.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
Powder Works Blown Up.

London.-Curtir' big powder mills
at Hounslow, Middlesex. were virtual
ly destroyed Friday by series OF ex-
plosions which occurred shortly after
100 men had commenced work. Only
one person was killed.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
Right Conceded by United States.

Washington.-The views expressed
by Lord Cecil in the British parlia-
ment Thursday with reference to the
arming of merchantmen for defensive
purposes are in accord with those of
the American government.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
10 AppeaI Lawson case.

Denver. Colo.-Edward P. Costigan
Of counsel for John r. Lawson, SEN
fenced TO life imprisonment for the
alleged murder OK John NImmo, said
an appeal to the state supreme court
would be taken.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
MInes school Head Named.

Golden, Colo.-William B. Phillips
OF Austin. Texas, a widely known
geologist, on Thursday was elected
president of the Colorado school of
mines by the board of trustees.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
Killed by LIahtninn.

Pocatello. Idaho.-The 15-year-oid
son of Jay Mason, section foreman al
Alexander, was instantly killed by
lightning. He was sitting on q pile Of
ties near his home
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
Director E4oImee Dead.

DenveF.-Joseph Austin Holmes, d.
rector OF the federal bureau OF mines
ct Washington. died here Monday. DR..
Holmes had been residing in Denver
with his family for the past four
months.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16
Habit.

why did your wife leave you"
Force of habit, guess. She was
a cook before 1 married her."-Chi.
cago Reeord.Herald
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16

Adam had hia faults, but he was
never sued for breach Of promise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
FL WILL Be RE DY
fT0 LEAVE Oh lOEK
BIZ TO NlORROW NIGHT

Temporary repairs to the submar.
Inc FL will be completed in time for
il to be floated out Of tfydoGk tomor
row, said Lieut.. X. b. Crittenden, com,
mander OF the first submarine divi'
si0fl Clae r boats. today. The FL is
expected to be In shape to go out Of
ldrydoek; late Friday or early Satur.
day morning. s. s., 81 -
II am still waiting for word from
Mare Island as to the sailing Of the
third submarine division, the X boats.
FOR HonolnIa,s he, said. q have been
waiting for a cable for several dsys.
but have heard nothing as yet" After
the x bosts arrive the FL, F-2 and
F.3s will be toweds to Mare Island navy
yard for extensive repairs and alter
atoms. 81. .sf# "a
This afternoon the yeomen of the
submarine tender Alert played the
deck force. 4 This is the first baseball
game in. which the yeomen have had
a chance 10 try their diamond skill.
Nelson and Clark were batteries Tor
the yeonen, while the deck forces
llpnors were upheld by Murphy and
Smell 81 - s4ss-k 9 ~ - r.. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
BISHOP ESTATE, NAY 81,
TRY EIEcTMEMf DE
PRINCESS THERESA

Although no action was taken today
In the local circuit eouFt.s,it was re-
ported upon good authority that the
Bishop Estate doubtless WIN bring III.
junction proceedings against Theresa
Befiiveau, formerly Wilcox. Familiarity
known as Princess Theresa, in an en-
deayor to have stopped the word Of
erecting q garage on the gore lot at
King and Richards streets. which is
being directed by Princess Theresa
8 Should the Injunction proceedings
be commenced II is the belief OF many
that a holly contested legal battle
viii be the result. Princess Theresa
claims right and title to the land
through Inheritance. On the other
hand it is said that the Bishop Estate
has held claim to the land during the
last 80 years. &
The work of erecting the garage ON
the land IN question, which Is the va
cant lot Waikild Of. i,thes Hawaiian
Electric Company, was begun yester.
day morning. ~ 4isSs = =
To-day signs we're posted about the
place warning pedestrians not to cut
across the property ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
no CHATTER in
SHAPE 10 ! SUBMIT / !
To CONVENTION

sfffsH No. Ut slf2sS
There via be no charter dFaft ready
for the COMMITTEES of is named from
the charter GonNention until Saturday
~ earliest because of the fact that
the preliminary recommendations of
the sab.cummittee Of 1--WE viii not be
printed until that time. Originally
plans called fors the sub onamittee to
report femorI,ow night, and for 1.-THE
COMMITTEES Of is to report to the whole
convention Friday evening, The Fri
day evening session, liz held viii mere.
~ adjourn until Monday evening, at
which time the report viii probably
Be In shape to, put before the dele
While the ward system will be fav--
ofed ID thenreporf sof the committee
az Ave. Francis j. Green viii render
minority report which he haa.c care.
fully prepared, stating the case in favs
or of the election of members at large.
This Is sure to bring the matter to
the floor OF the charter convention
when It meets Monday to hear the
report of the committee Of is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
STEAL FLASH iGRf i. +. .
so THEY CAN SEE TO (
STEAL MEX BOTTLES

Because many hardened defenders
work at night with the aid Of d dark,
lantern, five Portuguese boys and one
Chinese appropriated large and val.
liable electric fashlight from the arI.
.tomobiles belonging to Fire Chief
Thurston, to aid them In spiriting5 il
quart bottles of milk from the Office
of the Honolulu Dairymen's Associa-
ton in Sheridan street, =EfA r 8
The THEFT 90 the hashlfght occurred
Saturday afternoon. and that night the
boys were rounded up in Sheridan
street By Probation. Officer q. Chris.
tan Anderson When located. the
boys were engaged In drinking tho
stolen milk With them was found
the fiashlight.at Judge W. l.. Whitney
sent two OF. the boys to the reform
school and released the rest on pro.
Ebation. s-.-- sr>stssksse.s~e
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BIG OWNER
LETOfTEAST ON
PR0hISE 10 ID

8 Il
B buck, spelled I'M big letters, to-day
came to James r. Fielis who recently
was arrested By the polices sentenced
To six months ia 0aafR prison In cir
cult court, and indicted BY the fed.
eraf grand jury 4-alle ON charges Of
selling liquor without proper II,
,sc,,sEss 4. "a Il 3S 2s,.satlG s 8. {.
1.-THE police ehapgei Field, with hav.
ing eommittsed two offensess one Of
selling liquor without license. and
the other o6 keeping intoxicants for
sale without the necessary permit.
Field demanded o. jury trial IN each
ease, wilereHpaR the matter were re-
ferred to the circuit court. 81 g
The Gases were called In Circuit
5udgel Aahford's court today Field
pleaded guilty 10 both charges. He
said he, had n0tlHng to sag why sen.
tence should not be proHeuneedf City
Attorney Brown INTERRUPTED at this
point and asked that, IN view; of the
fact that Field now is. serving sen.
tence and mat ne had pleaded guilty.
sentence be suspended for d period
of 13 months. ~ is 81 s q: s.st i :
? rIs understand that Field, after he
finishes his prison seHtence. Intends
TO leave The territory. and seek new
feids;'s explained Z Attorney Brown. ,,
Fieid said he had no abjecti9n to
Attorney Browns ssnggestiDn. and
Judge Ashford tliereupon ordered a
stisbended sentence - .ss---s.; =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
HIGH COST Of
LIVING DUE TO
LOOSE CREDITS
N. B. Young Tells Ad Club Hon.
est men Pay for Crooks; Ha-
wall CLOSE Corporation"

High cost OF living in Hawaii Ii
due to the loose credit system which
obtains among the merchants Of the
isiands, according TO ~ b. Young,
who spoke before the Ad Club ~ their
luncheon today. i
Hawaii has the reputation OF being
easy said Young; land u gained this
reputation In q simple fashion. The
tourist trade here 10 50 largely the
bssis of business among the retail
ers that they are often forced to ex.
tend credit TO people whom they can
not know are good payers. The re.
suit Is hat many Of these bills 60
unpaid and the innocent people make
up for the merchants loss. This is
necessity Of business.
II know OF one man who came 10
Hawaii and within three months had
run up bills amounting TO $4,000. He
went bankrupt. Six months later he
had accumulated still larger bills
with the very merchants who had seen
him go bankrupt before. This may
sound like careless business II, is
more than that. Il n criminal care
lessness. Il all comes back to you
anu mt -thH0 pay 0tlE Biilo. We were
making up that $1,000 loss.
Surely credit must be extended
Statistics prove that 90 per cent Of
the business OF the world is done upon.
. credit basis. But that credit must
be extended carefully Every man,
who carries a stock of merchandise
carries insurance to cover 1t. Why
does he net see that his customers.
are accredited on the books OF a re-.
putable commerciaI agency? Loss by
fire in Honolulu Is only fraction q
the loss which firm incurs every
year through loss OF bills. q
Hawaii has been working along
singular lines for q long time, said
Young in conclusion, ''for .sie has de-
pended upon one Industry
Her businesses are all intsrwoyen.
But new businesses are knocking al
the door Shall we turn them away?.
The Great Northern has knocked. We
received their Representatives with
smiles and handshakes--bu but made the
offer Of not one dollars worth Of bust.
ness. A steamship company cannot
live on smiles--eve Hawaiian smiles.
II is just one Of long series Of factsl
which prove that Hawaii 10 great
close corporation
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open HOUSE WEEK
At Y STARTING
Off WITH RUSH

> The glad hand was extended last
evening AZ the Y. NJ G. A. to the
guests who gathered from the local
financial houses at the first open house
meeting Of The week There wer1
bankers. clerks insurance. men. trust
company employees snd ether BRANCHES
OF The financial fold REPRESENTATIVES
present. and all were given o hearty
welcome by the members and officials
OF the associati0ns isEa
After a general get acqHaintedt'
meeting In the lobby, the guests ads
jOHFned to Cooke Hall, and every seat
was taken and q crowd stood around
the room swlent the lpr0grafn began
r. Fl. Trent Of the Trent Trust com.
pDay, who presided last evening. was
a busy man from n so until the crowd
left for their homes. After the pre-
taken to the Bool where they. all en-
ioyed n swim Games weref plsveh
and iEnprDn1ptn races were scheduled
and The visitors were IN their slement
a. they jumped in and ont OF the tank
and played the quatic games that were
on tho program. .z.4 !.
This evening the Y. M. G. A. will
be hosts to the mechanics, public ser
vice and transportation men OF the.
CITY, Carpenters, pInfnbers risehins
lists and an branches Of The building
trades will be represented, and the
especially asks eli ttas8
who have net reeeiTed an Invitation
TO be present this evening. The EN-.
pioyes Of the n. r. r. a f.. the q. n.
q L. and the Inter island Steam Mani.
cation Company are invited to- be-
present this evening. The men or
the electric light and gas, conlpanfns
viii also be included IN this grouping
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
VAR
LOAN GETS Dig
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Details aof the Third Big Loan
Raised Since Military Ne
ceSsity Became Urgent

4 Recent dispatches that the third
Gernnaa war loan rad eenshugely sub
scribed to give added interest TO the
following details from Berlin;
BERLIN, Germ any, Sept. 10.-(vla
Rotterdann1 Ever thing points to the
overwhelming success Of the third
German war loan Many banking In
Estitutions, firms and corporations
have doubled the amounts subscribed
TO the, two preceding loans. Among
the subscriptions already. announces
are these t0f the Bayer aniiine works
eff 5000 900 marks; the banking house
of Stein Cologne, which subscribed
II, 500,0A0 marks; THE Mauser NUM-
ton works, 1000, 600 marks; the Ilse
Mining COMPANY ]. loo, 900 marks;
the Society OF the Berlin Press, 100,-
600 marks. The Madgeburg Bank sub.
seribed 800, 900 marks In the name OF
81 client, . Rumanian Industrial king.
,The Prussian minister Of the interior.
Won L0ebeil, issued q communication
to the savings banks pointing out that
The. third war loan was q safe invest
naent FOR even, the slnallest depositors.
The Pfussiaf Savings Bank, which
made available d as, O00, 900 marks Of
the second, war loan. again urged It's
customers to renew their efforts TO
guarantee the: still greater success Of
the third war lean. Thesa savings
hanks also strongly recommended the
loan to its depositors on the ground.
of the high rate Of interest they would
receive. q q ta
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BORN.

sKIPU-IR Honolulu. September "a
19l5s to- Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel .Kipu
= of Ka4lanuwaf lane. a oneLiwai.,
CUNNINGHA M-In Honolulu Septenn
Der "a, 1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
ford A: Cunningham, of 1926 South
King street q son. - = ~
#KAM-Ia Honelulu, September "a
& 1916 to Mr.. and Mrs X. % Kan, oil
% Bishop lane, of Kuakini street,
81 son. - - - =
Honolulu, September
/ g.: 1915, to MrNand Mrs. James j.
=, Delaney, of 1922 Guiick avenue, Ka.
: libi,, a daughter-Ann Victoria. I
:LUM-Ii Honolulu, September 49,
1915, to Mr.: and Mrs. Lum Hong
Lin, of 6o2 South Queen street, a
son. = a.: ~. -. 80
WESCOTT-In Honolulu, September
26, 1915, to Mr.: and Mrs. H. e. Yves
colt of Waikiki, a daughter
WISE-In Honolulu, September 26,
1916. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise
e.. of Luso street, a son.
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There goes the heart Of his country. Z
Working For tsrmeny.

There goes the heart Of his country. i"
Workins FOR tssrmeny.
Aim has been for three weeks a.
work In Honolulu. working for bar.
msny among his people Today the
great division OF opinion which existed
in the local branch Of the Korean Ma
tional Association since last spring. a
division which has resulted IN fights.
both personal and legal. In accuse.
ti0ns back and forth. IL mutual recrim-
nations this fight which threatened
the absolute existence Of the society
has today died ont. he says. Only one
more case is now before the courts
and this case may be withdrawn in q
few days
Aim Chang Flo has been here for the
three weeks Iaboring TO bring the two
facticns-tlle old and the new--t0-
gether,. and he has finally succeeded.
President Aim goes back TO San
Francisco in short time, hack to the
Headquarters Of the national ass0cia
,tion 20 continue IN his work
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CHANGE AYLEIT
WITH ! /. IMPROPER ! |!
Use or Funds
lcontinued bonn psse eney

1COnf1nued tom page 0not
names ofsinjured persons on the books
Eof the CITY, fs9ss sses
The resolution passed first reading
and is as follows
BE 1t resolved By the board Of SUI
pervis0Fs OF the city and county OF
Honolulu,
That pending the adoption OF rules
and regulations FOR ofilcets and over.
seers under the Workmoh's Compel
sation Act. any accident causing In
jnFy 20 an semploye Of the city and
county shall be reported 10 the clerk
lof the city and county on the expira
'tion OF "a hours after such accfdent;
and further that il disability OF s,iciI
ennploye as q result or such accident
prevents him from reporting for work
after the lapse of ~ hours folIowine
such accident, the name or such en-.
pluye shall be stricken Of the payroll
,until further order Of the hoard OF su.
speryis0rs.s
The report was signed by SHperyk
.sers Logan and: Horner Of the ways
and means committee
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especial Gabts. to- NippH JijiS1 8.
e TOXIC, Sept '29--A. cable from Pc.
kin says that President wilson has
eablsd- Yuan Shihekahspfesident Of the
cAiNese Republic ssying THAT he 10
aotpin favoFsof the testoration Of tbs
Chinese monarchy. This repIYewss re.
esiVed. In aE,swee to The cable 4of, ! I
quiry cert 10 the president by the hea5
Of the Chinese ReRabties p.
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WORKING
TO RID HERSELF
Of JAPANS YOKE
tccntinued frum page one)

- = -.
factions Of the Korean National Asso
ciation here since last spring The
association is worId vide and Aim as
president OF the entire organization.
Before Korea was subdued by ia.
pam Aim was famous throughout the
Hermit Kingdom as It's most eloquent
speaker He had mixed prominently
in educational and political matters,
and had given . great deal Of careful
study TO political economies BY de
grees his fame increased, and when
the day came when Korea ceased to
exist for the time as separate and
independent natiCn. Aim, by the unan-
=imous consent of the people, was rails
ed to the position oil, guardian and pre-
server OF their. lost liberties. In q
word, Aim Chang Hog is today the
man Of the hour Of the Korean pso.
pie the Werld over, and 10000. 600 Of
his countrynen look to him in their
time Distress SCI .s
Calls People .subjngated."
Feeling AGAINST the Japanese?''
said Aim, yesterday. No, there is no
demonstration Of that feeling no
demonstration which will draw the
eyes Of the world upon the country
and make the story of the oppression
Q matter Of common knowledge. There
is no opportunity for such, an express
sion Of opinion. The Japanese have
chosen that most skiIfuI Of all meth
DDS OF subiugation: Not to make our
injuries 50 great that we will rise In
revolt as furious as Is would at the
present time be hopeless; but not to
allow MS any means Of expression for
the national hatred which is rising
so fast against the japanese, than one
startling article in newspaper would
raise the entire country In revolt
The Koreans are not allowed to
meet together In large numbers for
any purpose whatever, except under
the strict surveillance of the Japan,
ese. They are not allowed to make
speeches upon questions of a doubt
full political nature, As result OF
this the people are going apart by
themselves, and whispering about the
old days when their country was
free.
The steady smile continued on Pres
ident Aims face, but behind his eyes
came a dangerous gleam and a mean.
ing glitter as he spoke on:
Break Sure TO Come. S Z.
4 know this at least, that when an
oppressed people meet together and
burn bonfires and throw tea off ships
and crack bells III ringing them, they
H=ansa -
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JAPANESE :.
NRESTLERS At
SKATING RINK

The celebrated Japanese wrestlers,
who have been exhibiting in San Fran.
cisco. are on their return home: They
viii appear Thursday Friday, Satur-
day and Monday nights. Admission,
50, $3.50, 81 and SOC. ADV. -
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TOXIC CABLE Il QUOTES
. WH SON AS 0PpOS ING
MONARCHY M CHINA

>l Associated Press Dispatches make
no mention of the: purported, highly
|improbabie news contained IN the fol,
lowing caa1ie frsm Tokio. :! Last week
a TOXIC cabiegFaTt asserted that Yuan
ShihIKaf had asked President VIII
s6Hss opinion on a;chanGe Of the form
Eof rChina's gopernu1snt:9
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GUESTS At CONSULATE

SAM FBANCis3ny Sept 2si--M.
Edseht, Japanese minister To- Jspsn
md his fHite. who arrived fsosn ifssia-
inston Tuesday evening" wers nsse at
the Ferry building by Consult Nunts1c
oftrthiss oity.eand were 'ees0pted 20 the
Japanese eousutate' where they viii b !
guests uNtii ttfeir departure for Japan
on the Cliyc Maru.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
SELECTS KANEOHE BAY
FOR SEA WATER TESTS

DR.. Shire TashirO, the sclentist VINO
came TO Honolulu to investigate the
relation Of sea water to the human
blood, will go to Haneohe bay tomur-
row to conduct his. investigations,
Kaneohe bay was selected on account
OF the number of coral reefs, which
give the water greater amount Of
gas. DR.. Tashiro stated today that 1t
would not take more than few days
to make his Investigations. 80
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Loves
bakery


WASHINGTON, d c. Gerhard
Marcnardt. sailor of tho German
eommefce raider Prinx Eilel FrIed-
rich internod at tho Norfolk navy
yard. died In the Las Anirnas naval
tuberculosis hospital m Colorado. He
had been sent there az tns request o.
the Eitefs commander
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: Plants are forced by Danish scien-
list by administering chloroform, his
theory being that brief periods of rest
are Followed by quicker growth
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CLOSING *,~~
NOTICE

Ess'We will close Titursdsys september
so, 20 f2snoons foe the halfdaF only to
take inventory. .. E. EHLERs 4 CO.
#-Ads. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29

The Turkish empire Is composed OF
many mixed races. lt includes Greeks.
Siavs. AIbanians. Arnlenians. Jews and
circassians