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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
RETURN TO PROTECTION OF HOME INDUSTRY FORE
\. Nit SEADoWED sE#

The important conference Washington Wednesday
between the Of and the navy and the leaders
congress- presages definite by the Administration
arrangement of the national finances. ~ ef 81 a II.
The income tax and tax enacted by the party
power substituting direct for Indirect have proved
adequate as revenue producers are also intensely unpopular
among the masses. 6se 0 5GgggS na8t t,sa th IL
The American people will for any method Of
reasonable extent provided there Is NECESSITY there
for. AR sTg q AZyEtEb "a. 3 S,st3
But they will not taney submit to gevous and harassing
system Of taxation which inserts the questioning probe of The
gahere finger legitimate business transaction through
out the length and breadth Of the ldand which the
time absolutely inadequate in raising the revenues required
for the support of the government Financial bungng is the
Iunforgvable political crime. I.5 AZ Eh84
great worlds abnormal conditions throughout
a countries themselves directly engaged in the struggle The
United States which has the advocacy Of arbtra
on of preserving international peace is suddenly
onted by the necessity of ng for purposes Of national defence
least such that the country may be in position
preserve national autonomy attacked by predatory military
Ineighbor. fNsgShf aa n tsaFr t4
this sudden emergency and put the nation in position
where safely face any antagonist the United States must
abandon its ideal of austc government for the benefit d
foreign nations and come back down earth. 3l
The Republic has single unsefsh friend among all the
nations Sf"t Ht4 lf4 tSgFtt a Hta+
force of circumstances the American people have got
slider their interests and the protection of their home
dsties first duty and the best proved and demonstrated
method OF doing by OF that degree of indirect taxation
which will give protection home manufacturers and home pro-
ducers of materials S,a "a = " RI - u $50
The the people the principle of pro
lection for home industry the quickly will the people and the
again plant their feet the firm ground Of an enduring
prosperity" f&f sIa Ky 5j.i. q 81 VI; II. .Es n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
THE BALKANS AND THE WAR

Although King Constantine announced only recently that
determined preserve the neutrality of Greece throughout
the although the Grean army ready mobilize
hours notice regarded well within the range Of probability
that Greece will into the when Roumana does and that
day appears be drawing very Roumaa expects reap
share of the profits of the by taking Roumanan Tran
svan from AUSTRIA province which Roumanians claim through
racial ties with the inhabitants. 81 X ~ EF#f@ w ~
This would involve readustment with Bulgaria the frank
animation having come from both Bucharest and Athens that
neither desires take any action whatever that would bring
third inter Balkan Already has been announced that Rou
mania has agreed cede back Bulgaria the Black Sea strip
territory wresed from her in the second Balkan while has
been animated that both Sea and Greece would agree
partition Thace whereby Bulgaria would profit through strict
neutrality leaving Setva seek her gains in Bosnia and Mon
enegro secure the she desires in Lower Dalmaa
At the recently territory OF Bulgaria blocks Greece
off from Turkey may be that her recompense will have
the Territory included the new ndependency
Albania ceng back to Bulgaria the Bulga sections Of Mace
dona which the last Balkan readument gave Greece ncud
ing the very important port of Adranople .
Yesterdays dispatches give color to the supposon that at
least Roumana has to terms with Bulgaria and that the
Roumanian will be streaming the Hungarian
border in campaign against Budapest. -, i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
THE PROPOSED wAIKIKI PIER

There has certainly united and
protest against proposed 100000 Improvement" Honolulu
than yesterday voiced before the harbor against
the proposed amusement pier Waikiki Bay Not against the pro-
ect itself but against location any point between Castles
place and Fort De Russy.s 81 ~ j&@,ysfF IT,
Chairman Berhdt of the promotion committee got off the
foot however when he favored the pier tourist
ton Tourists Hawaii
Coney Island cannot compete with Coney
Atlantic City The Waikiki pier would BEST cheap
tation Of the features Of those Tourists who
that kind of exhibit will GO wherehey their best
secondhand reflections thereof VIC %
Tourists 1000 miles Hawaii see Something
en and inferior Implications of what they can
1t is things Hawaiian that tourists Something
tropical something unique that they home. Vi
We suggest to the promotion committee that il it
promote something that every tourist would want to tour
the constipation of Hawaiian village occupied by Hawaans
carrying Hawaiian industries and where Hawaiian music
be heard matter of frequent tourist that Hawaiian
music with which every tourist delighted regularly
heard Honolulu 1t only special and occasional
ments that opportunity presented to listen sing
- . "-'. ...E' ,T'..
100000 pier will not be supported by tourists Its patron
from people and precedent shows that
anything of that kind Honolulu days wonder
interest fades almost before it begins l.1%@
Hawaiian exhibit complete and interesting every feature
would not tenth of the estimate for the proposed pier
be sesuppong and could be made famous aquarium
by likewise being $50 different" I+a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
SUGAR AND CLOTHES

From being or the drunken nations of the earth the
Russians have now become one of the sobere and
corng the correspondent of the Associated Press Moscow
they themselves like the change The correspondent that
the present impossible for anybndy Russia, whether
rich poor obtain place whatever anything in the form
alcohol unless druggists with doctors description All the
vodka shops closed since the beginning Of the
war all closed Even
ana hotels forbidden 70 se Strange
about all that nobody grumbing and everybody is pleased
acclaimed all sdeson the Russian peasant does know
what do with his money. E r. s.rsa 4a H. { #%@
The change that teetoam has produced in the Russian vii
says the correspondent soften from the outside
world is wonderful Children for instance being clothed in
way dreamt Of beore8 warmly and generously,
Government vodka shops least closed forever in Russia
That much has been decdedon owing the pressure of public
lopnion Their dissolved AS substitute proposed
establish monPoy of in order that the
may have cheap supply Heretofore has been of their
reach" TX ~. ,-%.~~>
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

Heretofore the details of the documents entered for record
the Registry of Conveyances have been published only when the
ccdng complete which might be several days several weeks
after the document filed This made record interesting
toricaly, but not from the live standpoint.
Moreover the different kinds of documents
deeds mortgages bills of SALE leases deeds of ADOPTION
heetoore been all umbled together that interested
following the real market for example had through
the whole record to make sure that he missed nothing
Advertiser has arranged each afternoon
pete analysis of all the documents entered for record during
rent day These will be segregated under appropriate headings
deeds being together leases the same that only the specific
heading OF interest needs be looked This segregated
aed record OF the days recorded transactions will be published
next morning in The Advertiser
Every interested in the registry and the subject
vered by will therefore know each time he has
Of the documents entered for record the very
day before; while the time he will waste his time
perusing the details of lot of no in
teIes. 7"A, ,4Qif ,,.'
This morning published the record of documents
record up to and Including January 7h 1915 Hereafter there will be
published daily the transactions of the day before
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
THE PASSING HOUR
here has not been divorce granted in Honolulu this yea
This fs>a record to be proud Of

Iere has been divorce granted Honolulu this year
This fsa record TO be proud Of
According Dr. Harvey Wiley of pure food fame football
players should munich during the maintain health
and composure Gon Veterans will in this suggestion
the sport In the old days conversation especially
the nemen led opinion that the players imbbed vo be-
fore and during the game. 81 49,: f.. -" 49,. =.
Lawyers finding baseball fertile field these days with
players jumping organized independent leagues and back
again every wentyo hours The contracts they sign the
the lawyers required untange the legal snars Mag
viewing with alarm these nroads their fast shrink
ling financial reserve funds, X 49, - r..
,,.'. &-s$& j. .G. 4" =
Honolulu had very eessfp carnival very small price
last year if the funds hand not sufficient finance the
carnival this without another the stock the
Mid Pacific Carnival Limited there will be practically objection
to another assessment Only per paid in originally
and few who subscribed expected get off with only levy
pay for the beaehers for other now h
poraon The directors do want to onouu too cheapy
there something make the carnival the success
tell about it. Honolulu will 10 the usual
49,. -. - tEp a. "a r1sra
Now that army headquarters has decided that all the troops
Oahu be brought Honolulu for Carnival week. up
the citizens make easy for the soldier boys enjoy their
visit The Of the thousands OF soldiers itself will
add greatly to the holiday appearance and the carnival spirit of the
occasion We understand that the carnival directors planning
Ito provide liberal the program foreyensn which the
soldiers participate soldiers but fellow and
part Of community This as should be This year
we will not civilians and service men, but all together
residents and neighbor out for good time together arn
val directors should that the marines and saorso Oahu
invited share in all that he doing wye want all 10
together '.@', <,r.. . -. '.... 4. ,,'.- J,.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
WILL PAY INDEMA|TlEs
Associated Press BY Federal wireless,

.(Assoeiated Press by Federal wirslsss)
WASHINGTON, January 8. - The
British ambassador forsstallsd de-
mand being formulated by the depart
ment Of state upon the Canadian gov
ernment for reoaration for the families
Of the two American duck hunters kin
ed by Canadian game wardens on the
Niagara River, by yesterday notifying
he department. that this lreparation
would be made without any question Of
the responsibility for the blame for the
shooting being raised by the Canadian
authorities. The two Americans were
alleged by the Canadian game wardens
to have been detected shooting in Can
adian waters and to have attempted to
defy the efforts made to arrest them
by heeing for the American side.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
JAIL SENTENCE FOR DRUNKEN CHAUFFEUR

Judge Monsaat has struck right gait when he not only
fines but send JAIL drunken driver into another
machine The only objection the decision that the mans
rot also cancelled
drunken auto driver turned loose the the city
par with mad dog. Neither safe from
his murderouS vagaries,
With three deaths caused by in week fine mprison
enough stop the deadly work up to the author
tiles to to that when W. S. Azevedo gets through with his
five day he shall have the opportunity waltz down
the street and again make himself deadly citizens
Of Honolulu Azovcdo's license should BIG cancelled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

eryboys AS to lust what The Swiss system involves tue Progress
Eyive leader says $ 4 "a tfsst sStfl 1Msk<kfM M
iseul dgty g lssgSs Sg
sight present the prime duty of the American people Is
abandon the inane and mchevous waiting
form duty Let Justly towards others and let also be
prepared with stout hearts and strong hands to defend right
against injustice from others WI BIN s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
GERMANS OFFICIALLY DENY
CARDINAL MERGERS ARREST

= ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireIsss)
LONDON, January THE German
military governor Of Belgium has ON
soially denied that Cardinal Mercier,
archbishop Of Mechlin, has been ar
rested. IT was reported that the car.
dinal had been arrested by the Ger.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Way Be Best .NHk Cow in
Missouri

What is believed to be the best
three. year milk record ever made by
a NISsol ri COW has just been COM
pletcd by Carlotta Pontiac. a Eol-
stein owned by the dairy department
Of the University OF Missouri
Carlotta Pontiac has made an
average yearly production for these
three years of 2265S pounds of
milk During the last wear she pro-
duced 2l,7i3 pounds. the year pre-
viouS 2l7l9 pounds, and 24,5l4
pounds the first year Her first
wear record is within a hundred
pounds of the amount of milk given
by the present holder of the world ;
record for butter production, a COW
owned by dairyman at tinderne,
New Jersey,
Tins is a remarkable three-yea
record, said " NJ Reean, instructor
in lairy husbandry. and there is
htile doubt but what it is the best
ever made in the state
The three years of butter produC-
ton were as follows e00 pounds the
first year. S27 pounds the second
year. and III pounds for the last
year
Cariotta Pontiac is II wears old
She was bred and raised on the
University farm.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Obituary

Mrs. Caroline Mathilda Genovefa
Schrock, rehCt of the late Anton Jo-
Seph Florin Schrock. died at the home
of her son Berthold Schrock, near
ScopuS July Il. 1915, at the ad-
vanced age Of 81 years, s months
and 3 days
Mrs Schrock was born on Novew-
Der Ii, 1917. at Neurode, Silesia
Germany She and Mir SchrocS
were united in marriage February
:. 1913 They emeratei to Amer
lea in 1852. and came 10 Missouri
in 1860, and settled near Marh e
Hill and hewed their home out II
the forest and here they reared their
children. all ot whom are still lvin-
Since the death Of her husband,
which occurred June : 1900. Mrs
Schrock had made her home with
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
GET lOt X Gun

To Whom Il May toacerni
II yau ,ttrst tof ar my son.
t.ct yauf gun, YES GET yoa gun.
& ypu @guia have 1uman iatc
Perish IN earur CRUZ. stute:
pon't say other raeu shoala gu.
star. r,sh, oug .tr foremost ros
,.,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

poets for a rccoTd-breaklnt corn crop.
have caused demand for automo
hiles never dreamed OF in thlS county.
The local dealers are having trouble
in supplying the demand for cars
and the allotment of more popular
cars has long been sold and many
orders are held for future delivery
Il is significant that large per
cent Of the new buyers are farmers
Of NIsSlsSippi county who are eX-
pcrlencinG a most prosperous year
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Selecting Blue Ribbon Winnie rs

Work N Judging local fairs in
southeaS Missouri has shown that
exhibitor are improving rapidly in
getting their exhibits together and
dispIayiDl them
Beeinurr~ often make the mistake
OF thinking that the biggest is the
best II the premium calls for the
biggest then we must select 10y
weight ana size, hut the biggest po-
tatoes aud apples are not the best
Medium sized, smooth potatoes
command the highest price and the
big apple, are often coarse and
tastetes> Weight is important but
no NOR important than uniformity.
color, shape aud freedom from blem-
i>hcs 4 very good score card could
be- made for both graz and vege
tables hy giving 20 points TO each of
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Refused 10 BE Mined

This world war, said famous
raconteur, has penetrated every
where 1t has even penetrated into
the voCabularies of our children
I know a man who wanted Ia
give his little boy a dose of castor
oil concealed in raspberry preserves.
But the little boy refused the de-
hCiouS preserves suspiciously
Why. sand the father Nhv have
YOU taken such a sudden dislike To
your iaNorlte preserves
Because they r. mined. the hoy
anSWered-St. LOUIS Times
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Southeast News.

F-r..rgtes stuWr IAerpsz-ga3- Ness.
Dave Underwood. one Of The
parties to the byrr iriustns at III,
depot thrre weeks aku. came In and
paid his fine this ~ets l"o OF three
of The party are Sapl % have left tbs
country
Ffvs!rgtcEtaNn hcsgyoryAt. Mass
Iar ID pm,ilohn and John Smith
wrrr arrested a, Mine la Mott,
yesterday on a charge Of beating a
horse in an inhuman manner The,
were brought Ia town and lodged in
the county Jail
st FRANCOIS county went dry
last Saturday by a3i majority and d
private letter to a friend of Tn
PEsSs says that il Parson-Consress-
man Meeker of ST Louis had made
few more wet speeches 1t Ii a
cinch that every man in the county
would have cast dry ticket
Bloomfield V,nd,cator
In an alteration over a pail OF
beer at kelso, seven miles northeast
Of Benton. at 900 O'Clock Saturday
night. Albert Blattel, u years old
son Of a prosperous farmer, was
fatally stabbed with a small pocket
knife. Leo Whitman. 2l. " rs arrest.
ed by Sheriff Ellis and Deputy Vim
cent tieisserer
According TO an article in the Cape
Republican Of July IL, Miss Myrtle
Dunn will not teach in the public
schools at the Cape the coming year
She will teach at kirkwood where
she will have a wider range of oppor'
tunities and the salary is S25 pei
month better Miss Dunns friends
here will be pleased to know of her
preferment. and hope for her great
er measure Of success in her new
field
Ben +. Noelker. a prominent and
well to do farmer Of Perry county
was run over and killed by a Frisco
passenger train the night Of July &
near ST. Marys lie is supposed tC
have been under the influence ol
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
fhc trighffM Money Cost Of
War

Drop entirely the awful cost OF the
present var III life and suffering,
says the 81 Joseph Observer and
jus, for moment think Of The
financial cost
n the war runs well into It's second
wear II il estimated that the British
national debt will be increased to
ten billions Of dollars, with annual
interest charges Of $50 600 600
Tho, s,p, ,s - stanan{ons rha,
!, = d,r,rult for IN. human mind ~
,,oro,,,h,n5 !, When the ex,anses
for war nurnoses NJ other nations
are added the Imagination cannot
conceive what the burden upon
mankind will be. or how II will ever
he lifted There is one thing in re-
card to Great Britain. however that
shnud he taken into consideration
and that is that this enormous
British debt will no, all have to be
Maid hv the subjects of that nation
England is financing the war for all
Of the allies except France. She
has made advances to Serbia. her
own colonies, 10 Russia and to Italy
alI of which will he paid back, that
is # these war debts are ever paid
There is a growing belief in the high
est financial circles that they never
will he paid cxcep, in deprecated
money
S,,r. ,yr;tsrs mint ont that this
I.,A, ,.,u rss, wholly pnon the east
=, ,,,,,,,>,a-. x,bu. tho countries
of cha ,,,as,srr hsm;snhsre will NO
,,,o from, ,hs,wf,I bprten They saw
49,, .a.,,l, ,.;u h. that tho uaStern
-, ,..l, ,,oy. forvard o,a
hecome the controlling par, of the
world. while the nations of Europe
will gradually decay, Just as some oil
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22


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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

liquor aud laid down on the track
The engineer is said To have seen
hlm, but thought his body was a
piece Of brown paper II" was horri
bly, mangled lie leaves widow
and two sons ami was IS years old
IaU5phaN Pros arcrl %eas
DR. M Lane SEN upto this office
from MAYOR FRIDAY a hIe radiSh on
which he engraved Compliments OF
Naylor, Mo II measured II inches
IN length J J Satmore took a hook
a, 1t and walked of down to his
garden saturday morning. and re-.
turned With q raidlsh II the same
length aud just about twice as hlg
around Seyinorv sad To tell the
NAY lor peoplc when The, wanted tn
Efo~ bie vegetables 10 come 10 the
hills
Non ph&n l'rtsspSgr. News
Speaking ~ straw berries, and in
the icar thar If they arc not spoken
OF now and then they will qult being
though, Of i, IS announced that the
southwest Missouri crop II that de-
llcious little fruit amouu 4 to Si00.-
GOO worth 4 Pierce y grower
picked 395 crates, valueo at SA9S,
from one acre From six acres Of
land IA Mouett man shipped li5A
crates for which he cecrlved 5000
and another Nnnett man krew 10
crates on four acres and was paid
for them ST .42i The average prices
over the TERRITORY we're from s. Is to
81 3 per crate No prize VAS less
than 81 Is per crate
Bloomfield VsadJcatur
Sheriff George Barham brought
John Nelson tn this city Monday
from Parma where he had been ap-
pretended on a charge Of stealing
horses The charge had been hanging
over his head for three years, but he
had succeeded in evading the law
until last week when he returned to
Parma to bury his sister, Mrs ThoS,
White. The Parma city marshal,
who was on the lookout for him,
notified Sheriff Barham, who inn
meiiately went after his man
Nelson was lodeed in the city Jail
over Monday night and taken to
Poplar Bluff Tuesday. The prisoner
protests his innoCense Of the charge
A Benton, Mo. special TO ST Louis
Republic. dated July Is, says;
Howard levan, restaurant man
at Blodeeu, eight miles east of here,
suspected of peepine through the
windows OF the residence of NJ v
Harris, cashier of the Blodeett bank.
was publicly whipped Thursday by
angry men and ordered to leave
town Levan was first run down
by a blood hound and confronted by
the testimony of eye witnesses to
his contemplate conduct Levan
is married. too. according TO the
Sikeston Herald We do no, believe
in mob Law. but this fellow certain
" sot Just about what he needed
A Charleston special to the ST
Louis Republic. dated July l9, says:
The banner wheat crop, which has
lust been harvested. and the pros-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

The most surprised woman IN the
United States was Mrs Bruce Of In
dependence. when she went out to
feed her chickens the other morning.
The night before she heard The chick
ems complaining and fired her shot
gun in the general direction of the
chicken house The next morning
she found the body Of a negro lying
dead in the yard st Joseph Oh
server.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Lei Them Brow sc

The Buchanan county farmer can
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01

returned from Las Angeles, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs s. J Montgomery returned last
evening from Los Angeles where She
spent the latter bafl of her vacation
Miss * Y. Manning "a friend of Mts.
l. T Mathews. arrived last eNenue
10 remain for lhe winter with The lat
Ter.
Galen Nchols. district attorney. and
Mrs. Nichols. returned yesterday from
a vacation Of several weeks on tue
coast.
Mr.. and Mr.. VIII =. FaWcell and
daughter have taken l1e residence of
Mrs. Emhury and viii reside in Town
instead Of on liz lleher ranrh THIS
year
Oscar Sweeney. who has been con
fined 10 his home for the pal few
days because Of a severe cold. has re
covered sufficiently io appear on HE
street.