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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
PLACING PAVING
BACK is AGREED
usrtmsn Eeisyiaz Bricks on Third
1rsnH~ whieh Were Taken Up
81 Loeatr Gas Lax
H.vE EEPtrEED ALL THE JOINTS
Peoples Poser Company Carryinz Ouf
Coafrart VIVA City anf Job
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r.s--ear1 aaf slxtreafa streets ls to BE-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
The Best IobaccoM
Emphatic Statement by an Eminent
acknowledgements, Read
what John G. Capers
Has to Say

90 When Das Commissioner of Internal ReUenue
under Presidents RooseUet's and Tofts Aon1inistra
tions had great deal to do with tobacco. In the
collection of millions of dollars of fax init
iateLy uDith the uUhoLe business Tuxedo
consider the best tobacco made smoke it myself
and find it soothing and restfz[ mild, fragrant and
non irritating to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

All the news, all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Se)tlMed0
The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette

them all. The tobacco that famous Internal Revenue
Commissioner chooses for his smoke because he
siders it the best tobacco made.
And remember this, that's picking Tuxedo
from mighty big field; for between you and and the
sheet, the Government collects SlO00O0OOO
year in revenues from tobaccos.
Mr.. Capers is prominent and successful practs-
ing lawyer in Washington D. c., and glad to
FH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Mr.. Smoker, that's
evidence straight from an
authority that Tuxedo is
the top-notch smoke of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
IMAGINARY CLEANUP
PLAN" is TIPPED OFF

II is true that this office has re-
ceiyed complaints regarding the pres
enee of certain undesirables at Iwilei,"
commented j. Wesley Thompson. as
sistant district attorney. today, and
we have those complaints on file. But
whoever started the rumor that this
Office was going to make general
cleanup evidently did not know what
he was talking or writing-about.'
s Mr.. Thompson would shave but little
more to say on the matter. He init
mated rather strongly, however, that
If his Office had been planning a
cleanup" the plan was tipped OFF,
In good shape this morning.
AT, the present time | have too
much work on hand to do any work
outside the office he added. How
ever. this office may make an investi-
gaticn of conditions at Iwilei, as they
have been reported to us. some time
in the future. /"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

Judge Swami Of the New York Cen
eral Sessions Court has offered his
services without compensation IN the
Investigation Governor Whitman has
inaugurated Of the state prisons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
SPRECKELS Will
CLAIMS ARGUED
in COAST COURT

Il
Those locally interested in Spreck.
els estate holdings will also be in
terested in the following from San
Francisco paper:
Argument was had before the Su.
preme Court sitting en- banc yester.
day in the Claus Spreckels viii mat
ter Attorney Charles s. Wheeler,
representing Claus A. and Rudolph
.Spreckels. argued that the millions
given before death by Claus Spreckeis
to John and Adolph. in excess of their
share of the estate as heirs. are held
in trust by John and Adolph for the
benefit Of the other three heirs.
Peter F. Dunno, representing John
and Adolph. contended that these mil
lions belonged to them and that they
also had right to two fifths of the es-
tate remaining in the possession Of
Mrs. Anna c. Spreckels, their mother,
at the time of her death.
.The matter has come up on an APP
peal taken by Claus A. Spreckels ct
al. from judgment Of the lower
court sustaining demurrers In favor
of John and Adolph Spreckels to q
suit begun by the executors. Clans
and Rudolph, for a distribution of the
estate"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
A HOME REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA

In view of the well known fact that
probably over 80 per cent of all stom.
ach trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion,
fIatulence, ETC., is either directly or
Indirectly due to acidity, or. as it is
commonly called "sour stomach" II
is evident that correction and pro.
vention depends almost entirely on
neutralizing the acid and stopping the
fermentation. For this purpose there
is nothing better than a teaspoonful
of ordinary bisurated magnesia In a
little water Immediately after eating
or whenever pain is felt. This imne-
diately neutralizes the acid. stops the
fermentation and permits the stom-
ach to proceed with its work under
normal conditions Owing to the wide
spread use of bisurated magnesia by
physicians and in the hospitals and
for greater convenience in carrying,
most druggists now supply it In 5
grain tablets, 2 of which are equiva-
lent to a teaspconful of the ordinary
powder form. For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co., HOLSTER Drug Co., and
Chambers Drug Co.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
ALOHA GUIDE
HIGHLY PRAISED

The following reference to the
Aloha Guide appears in the New
York Times book review section of
July IL, 1915. This handbook Of, the
Hawaiian Islands, it viii be remem-
bered, came on the Star-Bulletin
press less than six months ago:
The Aloha Guide.
A handbook Of Honolulu and the
Hawaiian Islands. published by Fer
dinand Schnack, Honolulu lawyer,
is published in volume entitled The
Aloha Guide" II contains an admir-
able description of the islands, q con.
else historical survey, and variety
OF information of value to tourists and
residents. The handbook Is publish
ed by the author with the indorse-
ment of the Chamber of Commerce Of
Honolulu and the Hawaii Promotion
Committee. (75 cents.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
TOURISTS MEET
EEE;CAu On
The governor

Deiiehted with mar ieEreious fe.
eeptim ~ nnDe8 IiliHokAlani end .
ecFdiaf SFee11nG fp1h Gosego0E PiDh
han. . DArtp % tDlTists here vis1 -
eIprsss then apcrseistion Of HsVsiiD
ne party thaa called On The queen
yesterday i1siuAsa Judge q. r. Loo
ney, d. ]. r. Iooney, Mia MarsusH
ite L6mey. ~. spa blrA epayts.
Mics Ves6y. L. neebe, Misc HilAfl,
Miss TuthinE III. MeDanisls. NH. and
Mrs. j. w s.Elcach an MrH Thomas
Mills. Today most e this party called
on the governor and IN addition thu
governors callers included Mis-
Flusk and Mr.. Curry.
I'VE are al delighted with Ha-
waits hospitality" said DR.. Looney
today. @fhe queen was graciousness
itself and It was q rare privilege to
be able to meet her"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
AQUATIC SPORTS
WILL GET BOOST
FROM new POOL
Final Plans for WhirlWind Cam.
paign to Raise 5000 win
BE Made Tonight

Water athletics In Honolulu. incIud-
Ing water polo. swimming races. and
certain aquatic events not heretofore
possible. will be given big Impetus
when the Y. n. c. AS swimming pool
becomes a reality.
The pool will make possible the
promotion Of water sports as never
before 10 the history OF Honolulu"
said General Secretary Paul Super
today. -It viii be 60 BY Is feet. and
from 20 feet deep ell around. max
ing Il possible for swimmers TO dive
from any part Of the plunge. the
depth also creating ideal conditions
for water polo and swimming races"
Promptly at sac O'Clock this even
ing In Cooke hall final plans will be
made for the swimming pool cam
paien, which opens tomorrow, IN an
effort to raise the $4,000 balance need
cd for the pool. The sum Of $4,000
was donated for the pool last Christ
mas by an anonymous. donor.
Sixty men are expected to be pres
emit At tonight's dinner There will
be short talks from the team cap
tains and pool committee members.
4. E Larimer, secretary Of the mems
department OF the association, will
explain the value Of the pool from the
standpoint Of health and athletics.
General Secretary Paul Super viii
make Q short telh telling Of methods
TO be followed IN The campaign.
George G. Potter, ehairmsn Of the
svimmine pool committee, Will pre-.
side. Lists Of names viii Be distrib
uted TO the various teams. Daily re-
ports viii be made 6t noonday lunch
cons II Cooke han. starting tomorrow.
The committee sugsestions are
that 20 subscriptions Of o3S Saeh;
100 Of SO each. and $50 Of Is each, b.
secured. after which miscellaoeop
ccntdbutions. Of sums ranging fromI
. dollar Up, viii be asked. we dot
Want Honolulans 70 feel that they
nust give big sumo he eaid. The
pool viu Be eserybndy's pool, end vel
welcome indisidual cUutributions Of OIL
dollar each Just e much 90 the bigger
onee- Only assoeiation members
may ee1tribate.
fhs oins team captains selected col
dete ere JACK Milton. W. 2. 0eynnF,
w. q. Coomba Gilbert Brown. J. 8.
Mott, J. E. 6antoA q r. loone. john
HaGiunl sna \. 8. AmheIl me
lentA viii be name1 tonight oct has.
lng heen chosen ~ yet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
larsen DECIDES
FROSTED GLOBES
ARE GOOD Thing
Question Of Brightness Of Auto
s. Headlights likely 70 Be
Finally Adjusted

Supervisor William Larsen will to.
night introduce on amendment to his
ordinance Tor tho dinmine OF auto
mobile lights. the amendment to pro.
vide a frosted globe may he used 20
Lessen the heht instead Of the ground
glass that the ordinance first requir-
cd. 49,. 81
NJ. Larsen says that he Is not re.
tracing from the stand he first took
in regard 90 the good qualities OF the
ground glass. but that he has come
10 the conclusion thai the frosted
globe, because Of its ease Of sdiust.
ment, II Q good feature
Either method" says Mr.. Larsen,
viii cut the iights down about 30
per cent IN hFilliance, and will be q
remedy Tor some OF the fast driving
about the. city"
Section 6 Of Ordinance So In the city
laws states As follows:
IA night 90 person shall operate
or drive any automobile. motorcycle.
or ether similar vehicle along any
pubic highway or place q such .
rate OF speed that euch vehicle. can
not be brought to . complete stop
within the distance ahead that the
driver or operator can zee 90 object
the size OF an adult pernm With the
cid Of the lights Of such vehicle IN
connection with the light from other
SOURCES
By thls Il Il evident that "a auto
mobile ~ putting on powerful
searchlight. the faster may the auto
mobile 60. AZ Mr.. Larsen says, -
machine could practically f1y, end
stilI come within The iimits Of the orb
nance
II 10 the IDEA OF the supervisor that
his "dimnine' ordnance end the am
endznent 70 II Wiii have Q direct b.
fiuonce On this other ordnance.
Tof eecond reading tonight severajl
rssoiutione vim be presented. Among
these are the resolution for The eAttl
tiOn1l appropriation Of $3.50 70 tie pO
lice ststjon, the resolutio1 Which pro-
vides for e11s7o1 - balance tAel
books Of the esterWorbo depeament
END : resolutiO na1ino omsnlnlehteI
70 the siT montAe' epproprietioo hfil.
Supervisor Arncl6s city planning
ordinances y ren1y feR - eecm6 red
Ing. Is \ nkeWiss he ordnance b1l
Supervhor ehingle. prsvidinD To-
grades and sidewalk lines o. npreta-
MA streets
Supervisor Larsen's ordinance pro
xiding for the placing Of the water
under one general head
viii be amended tonight TO state GER
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

do you promise to love. honor and
cherish this women" YES" said the
politician. whatever the platform is.
subscribe To il Louisville Courier.
Journal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

FORMER MATRON
OF MATERNITY
HOME IS DEAD
Mrs. Caroline Clark Passes
Away at End Of Useful
Life

Mrs. Caroline Ciark;s life of useful
ness was ended this npCFpine % the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. George
J. O'Neil. 10 Paunul. chen death took
her away from the scene or an &C.
tive. helpful career.
Mrs. Clagk bad been confined 70
Der home the past four months.
The funeral win take place tonnor.
tow afiernnuD at 3 O'Clock from Sc
Andrews cathedral. where services
viii be held by Bishop II. B. RestaT.
ick. Friends and aequaintances are
requested 70 attend. lFiovers at the
church,
The deceased vas TIE widow Of the
late Rev. Abel Clark. connected with
the Anglican church In Hawaii but
stationed at Waialua, on this island.
where he died more than % years
ago. At one time Mrs. Clark was
matron Of the Kapiolani Maternity
home, leaving that Institution to take
up church work. visiting the sick and
performing other duties detailed by
the bishop Of the diocese She was
beloved by many of those whose work
brought her in contact with members
and friends of the church. Three
daughters survive the deceased,
namely, Mrs. Geo. ]. O,Neil ands Mrs
A. H. Hanna, both of Honolulu, Nand
Mrs. A. w. Adams of Chicago, Ill.
who came to see her mother end
left for the mainland about tWo
months ago. Henry Smith of the cir
cult court is brother Of the De
y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
FINANCING TIE WAR.

How will some of the belligerents
pay for the enormous war supplies
bought In the United States? This is
the problem of the future in Ameri.
can financial. circles. Orders thus far
received already aggregate over one
billion of dollars, and hundreds Of mil
lions more are practically sure to
follow; for peace Is not yet In sight,
and the war has by no means reach
ed its greatest intensity. Prognosti-
cations are futile; yet it is more than
probable that the problem of financ-
ing the war has not reached the real
crisis or, test, and an increasing waste
of life and property must be expected
as the struggle grows in bitterness
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clews.
banker.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
navy WILL SHOW
VETERANS SHIPS
OF PRESENT DAY
Old and New Craft to Be As
semhled at Washington for
G. A. r. Convention

Especial STAR Bulletin CorfespUndeneel
WASHINGTON. d. c.-Submarines
and svift running torpedo hDat de-
stroyers win be brought 70 Washing.
ton By The Navy Department 20 add q
special feature 60 the series Of events
which aFs to Taxa place It the nation
81 capital h connection WITH the forth
coming. encampmeAt Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. Secretary Dan
Iels = DESTROYS that the old veterans
shah Be Afforded an opportunity TO
see some OF the implements Of mod
efn warfare In order to show by con-
trast with those which were In use 9
half century ago the progress which
has been made since the days when
the Grand Army men and their broth
ers in the navy bore arms.
The fact Is appreciated that because
OF It's successful operation In European
waters at the present time the sub
marine Is the most talked Of weapon
Of present day warfare. yet few OF the
veterans Of the Civil War hate ever
seen enc. g
The suggestion was at ffst made
that the department should bring to
Washington the old Holland. which
vas the nrst underwater craft Of cur
aayy and from which the successful
boats Of today have been developed,
and place beside It onesof the recently
constructed submarines. The fact tlat
this vessel has been sold 10 = pfi1ate
concern viii preclude that possibil itys
.snd accordingly Il has been planned
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

Under the eugenic marriage Law
weddings In wisconsin decreased from
21.O52 in 1918 to Il, 245 in 1914, accord
ing to DR.. c. A. Harper, secretary OF
the state hoard Of health.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

Madge-Is golf dangerous game?
Margorie Well. know lot of girls
who met the men they married on the
links. Judge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
COMPANY
IS ADVISED TO
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TRY PUBLICITY

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03
70 cURf 1 coin n ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Ali druggists refund
the money if It fails to cure.
e. w. Groves signature IS %
each box = o
PARIS MEDICINE co. q. IssaA o. : =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

Between 15,Oc0, 900 and 100000
feet of logs drifted down into the Mira
michi river and. out into the Gulf OF
st. Lawrence as the result OF the
breaking of big boom In the river.
Jacob Pfeffer, editor of the Jewish
World of Philadelphia, completed the
sixteenth day of his program of moth
ing to eat for breakfast and half that
for luncheon and dinner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-05
Casino.

The dancing Lamars appeared in
whirlwind dancing hit at all three per-
formances at the Casino Theater yes
terday. The act was deliberately cos
tuned and the scenic setting was un-
usual. Freddie James and his COM
pany brought forth repeated laughs In
a comedy sketch and Curry and Pope
danced themselves into high favor.
The three Martins, woman musicians.
played instruments of various sorts
with marked skill. Glendower and
Manion did some acting of a high or
der in christmas on the Comstock," a
play of western life about the time sill
yer was first discovered in the famous
Comstock range. WILDER and brothers
performed well in an unusual comedy
acrobatic act.
Manager Fosse announced that there
have already been many registrations
for the Charlie Chaplin night tomor-
row Wednesday,, when there will be
prizes offered for the best limitations Of
the motion picture comedian. He also
announced that Rodier's scoreboard de-
piction of the world series games
would form a part of the program aft
ter Friday.
Other features of the bill this week
are the reception this afternoon by
players in the various acts to all per-
sons in the audience. Cocoa and cake
will be served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-05
PoliS,

quiet comedy. neither too calm nor
too comical. is IAN American Citizen"
at Polls this week. There is a re-
freshing something about the whole
affair which recommends it to those
tired of problem plays. sex plays and
those other dramatic efforts which rifle
the tired business man" instead Of
soothing him. Perhaps the reason for
AN American Citizen" being calm is
because it was written many years
ago, before the average spectator
wanted the problems of the universe
solved for him from s to II pm. AN
American Citizens" serenity makes its
people none the less human; indeed,
the people presented in the play come
pretty near to being folks" the kind
the spectator is, and, according to no
less an authority than Shakespeare. the
theater can achieve no greater triumph
than this.
The play deals with a young Ameri-
can who has to meet the eccentric
terms of his English uncle. whereby
he must renounce his American citi-
zenship and marry an English girl to
inherit the money. A marriage of
his citizenship (but wears the Stars
and Stripes over his hear). and then
proceeds to fall in love with his wife.
To Miss Florence Rittenhouse. as
Beatrice Carew, go the honors OF the
performance. Her beauty, charm of
manner and natural reserve find in the
spirited English girl a congenial char
acter. J. Hammond Daley, as Simms,
a valet, furnishes the other outstand-
ing performance of the play. His SOL
emn funniness is killing" old chap,
while never overdrawn. The other
characters of the comedy are well
handled-,A. II. Van Buren, as Carew,
Mark Kent as Peter Barbury. Raymond
WalIburn as Egerton Brown (the viii
lain, curse HIND, Miss Peggy Cameron
as Georgia Chaplin. Miss Blanche Fred
erici as Garcia Chaplin. John NJ. Kline
and Miss Eleanore Newton as Sir and
Lady Bum, Miss Imogene Taylor as
Annette, a maid, and the others ade-
Quately fill their parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-05
New National.

The dramatizated imaginat ton of Jacques
Futrelle provided four acts of enliven-
ing entertainment at the New National
last night. Lee Morrison has empha-
sized every thrill of the excitingly I'M
authentic story which the novelist
wrote shortly before his death, and
in it's portrayal of crime set to laugh
ter each member of the cast consti-
tuted an important factor in a refresh
ingly well balanced whole.
my Lady's Garter"-otherwise the
jeweled strap lost by the Duchess of
Salisbury while dancing with royalty.
and which inspired Edward III to
originate history's most chivalrous or
der and an epigram which has outlived
him by six centuries-is stolen from
the British Museum and sold in New
York. 1t is bought by a millionaire
addicted to curios, who later on scru-
himself from the odium of any connec-
ton with the crime leaves the jeweled
relic in a vacant house and notifies the
police
Before the law can lay hands en- the
garter it is stolen again by ''The
Hawk" a gentleman crook. who could
claim a certain literary kinship with
one Rallies. This melodramatic upset
of Millionaire Hamilton's virtuous
plan starts a succession of complica-
one talented villain, a hero who begins
operations by saving the millionaire's
daughter from drowning from a sea
outside the windows of a coast bunga-
low: an elopement, spoiled by bur-
glarious fash light: poet rich enough
to have his infections printed; two
glowing and fading sunsets, an outside
pistol shot and one loudly reliable
bomb. While this intermixing Of mys-
teries is making business for the de-
tectives. my lady's garter, surprisingly
fresh for its age. flashes in and out of
closets. boxes and side pockets and,
when it's troubles are at last over. sub
curtain may fall on two pairs of lovers
united against a background of sea
which obviously needed irrigation, see
Ing that the rescuer and victim of the
drowning episode came out of it as
dry as the traditional bone.
apotheosized stealing into a fine art
Robert Dempster. nonchalant of repair
tee, courageous with the assurance of
a good cause and concealed weapons,
and a Romeo for love making. looked
and acted the hero at every tangle's
turn. Minna Gombel. buoyant in mo-
ton as so much quicksilver. personated
Hamilton with naturalness that
rather made one resent the ease with
which she was off with the old love
and on with the new. Also she and
Elsie Gynn were girlishly pretty.
The third degreeish detective, his al
most silent partner, whose mission
seemed to poke into corners for clues.
personated by Paul Everton, Robert
Rogers and Cecil Owen, and Louis Kim
ball was suitably vapid as S. Keats
Gaunt.