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The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
The PRICE OF SUCCESS

Many people pay terrible price
for success. Sacrificing for " health
and happiness. Ncurasthenia, \
typically American disease. Ia due 10
Worry over the struggle for success
more than TO any other one thing.
Neurasthenia is condition OF
nervous exhaustion In which the sys-
TEN fails 90 recuperate after unusual
demands upon its nervous energy
It's symptoms are over-sensitiYeness
irritability. a disposition 20 worry
over trifles, headache. possibly nau-
sea
I The treatment IL one of nutrition
OF the nerve cells. requiring non.
alcoholic tonic. a. the nerves get
their nonrishment from the blood
the treatment must be directed
towards building UP the blood. DIR.
williams Pink Pills act directly on
the blood and with proper reguls.
ton OF the diet have proved Of the
greatest benefit in many cases OF
neurasthenia A tendency 10 ane-
mia, or bloodlessness. shown BY
most neurasthenic patients. Is also
corrected by these tonic pills. Your
own druggist sells DR. Williams
Pink Pills. Begin the treatment to-
day before your condition becomes
chronic
Two useful books Diseases OF the
Nervous system" and What TO Eat
and How TO Eat" will be sent free
by the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
schenectady, ~. Y. II you mention
this paper.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

the famous expert The amount OF
ammonia required viii depend on
It's strength II Il well 10 use only
enough ammonia to- dissolve the
sopper. for the free ammonia is
likely 20 inJure the foliage. This
stock solution may be kept indefinite.
ly in a tightly eorked bottle. When
wanted for use II should be diluted
With water NJ the rate OF one ounce
of carbonate OF copper 20 eight 20 20
gallons OF water This makes a
clear blush liquid. which is as easily
applied as the water Itself"
Carbonate OF copper may be made
Al home by treating sultste OF cop
per with sal soda. but II is better 10
buy n when wanted IN small quan-
titles, The ADDITION Of lime 10 the
fore going mixture 10 make II ad.
here 10 the plants has not been sue.
cessful
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
TURTLE TRAINED
TO BITE OFF
CIGAR ENDS

MADISON. Wis, May 3--The
University OF Wisconsin has install.
ed. via the student route. a new.fang
led cigar clipper IT'S alive" Is the
sign over the cigar clipper. which is
lnClosed in a cage. thIs clipper being
a lively specimen Of the genus snap
ping turtle
some students happened 70 point
a cigar at the turtle. and with a
snap the end ot the cigar was gone.
>c6T this has become a pet student
diversion. and by careful training
the turtle has learned just how much
TO take OF the end OF cigar,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
TEACHER MOURNS
BOARDING DAYS

DOWNS. Kan, May The good
old days when school teachers
boarded round" the patrons OF the
school. week al place, was re
called BY Franklin Hull OF this place
when he discovered teachers GER
ttncate dated Nov 10. 1889. At that
time he taught school in Iowa for
$50 per month and his board, AZ
the present time school teachers re
ceiye twice as much. but they do
not have the JOY os new cook each
week
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
11-YEAR-OLD BOY
HELD BY POLICE
AS PICKPOCKET

IsidOre Klautz, II years old. Is held
By Capt Breault. OF the juvenile O.
vision, on the charge of taking 81
from the hip pocket OF Joseph Nor
ris, Of No. 271 Thirdave The boy
refuses 10 tell his address, or 70 give
the police any Information about
himself he denies committing the
theft
Morris complained that tho boy
met him AZ Third.ave. and Elizabeth
~, and asked him many questions
about streets and numbers, gettlnr
the money while Morris was busy
answering questions.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
WILL RUN
TO WALLACEBURG

The steamer olcott, formerly the
Lakeside. OF Sardusky. o.. has been
cha->-red by the wallaceburg
Steamship Co, starting June 12, and
VIII DO operated daily ON the De.
troit-wallaceburE route. leaving
stsvenson's dock Al the foot of Ran.
dolph-st AZ . a. m. and returning at
sp. m. The oicott has a capacity OF
i.eoo passengers, IL comfortably sp.
pointed and can make 15 miles an
hour The boat win be in command
nf Capt. Jay G. For. Of Put-in-Bay,
With T. ?. Miller as chief engineer.
She WIN touch at windsor. Walker.
vile and walpols Island. both going
end coming
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
FRANCIS WOOD
ROW SAYRE
CHRISTENED

MILLIAMSTowN. Mass. May 5.
In the quiet OF ST. Johns Episcopal
church. President Wilson became
one OF the sponsors for his grand
sen, who WAS baptized here Sunday
afternoon. Rev, j. Franklin Carter,
the pastor. conducted the ceremony.
using the regular Episcopal service.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
PAROLED
MANISBEST
WORKER
-wa m. vENN.
State Parole Officer
Gives Some Strik-
ing Facts
CHRIST SPIRIT
WORKS CHANGE
Work of Henry Ford
and Others Warmly
Praised

The Christ spirit has changed the
hearts OF men In their attitude 10.
ward and treatment Of so-cAlled
criminals. with the result that there
is a new penology, humane way"
said William II. venn, state parole
ofneer. in an address on Christian
iiy and the ofenasr" in the Y NJ. c..
A. SUNDAY afternoon
Henry Ford. Henry NJ Leland.
Hugh Chalmers and \ dozen other
zig Detroit men I could name are In
their own way doing vastly more to
help IL the new penology than al
the men who write about H." he con
tnUed- These employers are inn
kued with the Christ spirit In their
willingness 20 give TIE man who is
striving 10 start again helping
hand. The prayer of the malefactor
who died on the cross with Jesus Is
heiag answered Remember me
when Thou hast come into Thy
own kingdom
Al heart the hobo and the mil
nonaire are the same Both have
the love OF adventure and travel but
the one travels in a Pullman palace
car while the hobo hits the blind
baggage or rides the roads. Fashion.
Oble clubs in Detroit furnishing their
members with drink. while. as hap
pened Just the other day. a group Of
poor men who ruch can OF beer in
Tic open air are arrested and fined.
why the discrimination, II there
is criminal class shy don't we put
all Of the crimipals in H. The man
who steals Is no worse than the man
who gives generously to a rescue
home and Jher pays his employees
such lcN wages that they inevitably
lend in such place.
~Of the 1st men on parole In
March. i73 OF them earned $500
Eitk vhich to support themselves
end pay back aid that had been eI-
tended 10 them. Men VITO we're liy.
ing az home placed With their fam
Hes $4,000 IN that month.
The stsadlest men in the fac
tories are the men on parole Their
aEreeyent with the state for their
freedom does not permit them 70
drink or even enter saloon. They
render fun account Of their ex-
penditures % the state and taeir en-
ployers cay they are the best men
in the factories
The day after pay day the parol-
ed man Is on the Job. which IL more
than can be said for tho free labor
OF some factories. These men have
been taught the VslIe Of regular
hours. steady work and loyalty 10
their employers.
'In four years sos such men bor-
roVed from a special fund the sum
OF 1882 On that amount they have
paid 5sck $500. and they didn't
ciye their notes as security either.
you wouldn't get back Is per cent
of taat money II you ioaned il TO
your friends.
During this same period. also,
$40 900 vas paid back as restitution
money. Just the other day man
sho had wrongsd several people
came in vith $3.50 to be returned to
them. One vas an old woman. bent
With age The amount due her was
s7t and she told me there never had
been q time In her life when she
needed that small sum 50 badly as
AZ that moment The et-convict
Tad been prompted TO make resti,u-
Itlon because there was something In
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

AMSTERDAM. May 3.-The sue.
gestion that general boycott cf ali
American goOds be inangurated IN
retaliation of tho action of the Unit.
ed States IN supplying American
goods 70 The allies T. meeting with
no ENCOURAGEMENT in oflcial quar-
ters IN Germany. according 20 ad-
vices from Berlin. Ofoials point
ont that such a boycott would have
very little force under present con.
ditions and might prove boom.
erang later on.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
Here Are Some
Big Figures

80. 900 bbls. Cement.
100000 yds. Sand & Gravel
5. 5.500,000 feet Lumber.
$4,000 yds. Reinforcement
$4,000 II. Expansion Joint.
All of these items will go to
make the Detroit Speedway.
Local firms are furnishing the
material.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
OetroIter in saoins,n Sui,

SAGINAW. Mich. May Judge
William o. Gage has fled a petition
In Judge Hendricks division of the
circuit court asking that the Hip
pOdrome Amusement co. be re-.
strained from removing a building
on his property The petition says
that the property Is leased BY the
theater company. but there is no
provision 70 permit the removal OF
the building " w Hoffman. of
Detroit. is vlce.prssident and gen.
eral manager % the amusement
company.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
FREEING OF
H|BBLER IS
MYSTERY
Released Legally" Is
All Supt. DOwney
Will Say
ARRESTED IN
GAMBLING RAID
Police Swoop Down on
Harrington Hotel
and Clubs

Frank B. Hibbler. proprietor OF
the Harrington hotel. Nos. 4+-4S La
fayetye-bIyd.. walked out Of the
bull pen" in police headquarters,
sunday afternoon. after being
locked Up with SO other men on a
charge OF shooting craps" and
every one connected with the police
department disclaims any knowl
edge OF how Hibolsr obtained his
freedom
Sapt. Downey declared, Monday
morning. that he hAdnt time 10 talk
about the case az all.
What does the pablo care about
how Hibbier got OUT" he' asked.
Hes out know that he was
locked mp when left, Saturday
and Re was out. Sunday afternoon
Couldn't you ind out who re
leased hfn. and Why the super.
intendent was asked.
Tut. tut" he replied Tut tut.
Hibbler was released legally. that is
sure He didn't break out
But rone OF the men In charge
az the station claims 10 know how
Hibbler got out Commissioner Gu
lespie says he doesn't know.
All Of the judges. with power Of
release on bond. have denied any
part In the case
Il was hinted-iust limited
around headquarters. Monday. that
Justice Gainey knew something
about Hibblsr's release.
Jastice Gainey. asked about the
mystery" said: Il don't know
how he got out I had $500 bond
all ready for him. when some OF his
friends announced that he was al
ready ont. and had returned to his
hotel tore up the bend. which
was applied for and signed By ISL
dore Seidenberg. OF the Cadillac
theafer. II vas when some men
came TO me FOR $500 bond for
Harry Boyle. alias Saginaw Kid.
who was caught In the raid. that
they reported that Hibbler was
out
The raid on the Harrington was
one Of three made BY the police.
Saturday night. and two more raids
on private clubs we're made sunday
afternoon
Detective William Black says that
complaints had been received from
a nelghboring apartment, against
the Printers club. az No. 81 Fort.st
west. the complaints stating that
the place was noisy. and that card
games were being played for money.
Detective Black broke up a poker
game in the place Sunday. and con
fscatet si775, ordering that the
game discontinued
The crescent club. al No. $50
Brush-sA which was raided shortly
after ~ saloon closing order went
into effect. was again raided. sun.
day afternoon. and 10 cases % beer
and two bottles ~ whisky were
seized No arrests we're made.
In Saturday nights raids, the Ma.
jestic club. AZ No - Monroe-aye..
yielded 25 men. charged with shoot
ing craps, and II prisoners we're
taken from a place In TIE base.
meut of the Annex hotel. No. 8
Clinton-st Samuel Cunts. the pro
prietor OF the gaming room, was
locked mp.
Hibbler and rs Others were arrest
ed IN the raid on the Harrington
Among the others were Bert WI.
liams, % years old. who IL charged
with maintaining gaming room.
and two alleged burglars, "Shadow''
Mckenzie and Harry Boyle. alias
Saginaw Kid"
HibAIer had 5000 when he was
searched In headqusrters. One Of
the men arrested in the Majestic
CIuh had IL 100
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
FirstRace Labor Day, ,l9I5
Purse of $4,000

This win Bring 100000
Strangers to Detroit; all people
with Ready Cash for Local
Merchants
a controlling interest In the
Speedway Corporation has been
reserved for the local investors.
10 10 one Of the best propositions
ever offered 20 the public a. par.
Leading local merchants and
manufacturers are among the
stockholders.
You are invited 90 visit the o.
flee and look into this enter
prise that 10 going 70 do big
things for Detroit. " you esns
not call. then phone for .
Speedway man.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
DETROITERS'
INTEREST IN
SPEEDWAY
CONTESTS
is SHOWN BY THE ABOVE

This movement Of men and
money also goes TO prove that
the New Speedway here is go
ing TO be all kinds of a success
That it will create new busi-
ness for local merchants
That the local Speedway cor
poration is bound 10 earn hand
some dividends for people In
vesting in its stock.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
All America Awake and
Talking Speedway

Isn't it proper that the finest,
fastest and greatest Speedway
in the world should be located
n the Automobile Hub of the
universe
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

Two thousand Detroltsrs, on five
special trains and touring In one
hundred and fifty automobiles,
Will attend the five hundred mile
Indianapolis race May twenty
ninth al an expense OF 500. 900.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

hun. As IN all OF US. that responds TO
the new treatment that society gives
him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
WOMAN PURCHASES FIRST
DIRECT TICKET TO HAWAII

The Los Angeles Examiner Says:
Mrs. M. P. Snyder, wife of M. P,
Snyder president Of the California
Savings Bank, has the distinction OF
purchasing the first ticket ever sold
from Los Angeles to Honolulu BY
steamer direct.
MRS Snyder and friends will sail
from Los Angeles, February II, on the
steamer Great Northern, one of the
largest, finest and fastest American
steamers afloat, carrying passengers
direct from Los Angeles to Honolulu
From Honolulu they will proceed by
automobile on q tour through the is.
lands. visit the volcano. and return
ing arrive in Los Angeles on the first
of March. making the entire trip to
the islands and return in IA days. The
tickets were purchased from D. F.
Robertson, manager of the steamship
agency of the California Savings Bank.
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CORPORATION MEETINGS

Annual corporation meetings. are
now in full swing. From now on for
the next few weeks there Will be =
large number of meetings to 90 over
the past years work and elect Off
GERS for the new year.
The meetings as advertised to be
held include the following:
February 9 Henry Wateriiouse
Trust Co..: 81 q. m.
February &C. Brewer e Co, 10
=. n.
February 1s-AIexander 9 Baldwin,
10 :. m.
February IL KaIialinuf Ptsntation
Co.; 1915 o'clock 4. M.
February t7-Paia Plantation; 1850
February 17-Haiku Sugar CO.; 70
=. m.
February 17-Ploneer Mil Co, 10 ..
February 1z-l'ahaina 40. Co, Il
4. m.
February 17-Makswao Plantation
Co.; 1915 q. m.
February 17-kuia plantation Co.;
d1:O5 D. M. ~
February f7-Maui Agricultural Co.;
1880 =. m.
February t7-pblehu Pisntation Co;
1875 .. m.
February i7-kaiiua PLANTATION Co;
f1:25 .. m.
February q eentral NM CO.; z
February 17-Nahiku Sugar Co.;
2:30 p. m.
February 17-kahulul =. 4. CO.; 8
b. m.
February 17-omaopio Plantation
Co: ff:45 q. n1.
February 17-East Maui Irrigation
CO.; 2 p. m.
February 1s-HawaIian Sugar Coz;
10 =. N.
February sWaiahole Water Co..
II a. M.
February IS OAHU Sugar Co, 10 =
m.
February ts-WalmanaIo Sugar Co.;
9 q. m.
February 1s tionuapo Agricultural
Co.: p. m,
February fsoIowalu Co, 10 !. "a.
February 2o-kaIopa Agricultural
Co.: 1920 !. m.
February 90 Meha Agricultural Co.
10 a. M.
February 2oKahaupu Asrleultural
Co.; 1 1 d. m.
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l|ISsPONERST0
GIVEDELlGHTFUL
ENTERTAINMENT

Announcement is made by Miss
Charlotte Powers. who on her brief
visit to the islands has won unusual
attention as a monologist of ability,
that she will give recital on the eve
ming Of Friday, February 10, on the
roof garden Of the Alexander Young
hotel. s. ~ II - = {
Arrangements for the recital are in
the hands Of Miss Powers friends
here. Originally she did not intend to
give this recital until after Carnival
week, but her friends made the ar
rangements and were anxious that
she should fulfil them.
The detailed program will be an
nounced later.
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MRS. De COTE DENIED
DECREE OF DIVORCE

An unusual statement pertaining to
domestic relations is made by Judge
William L, Whitney in a decision
which he handed down February 8
in settling the divorce case of Lucy
De Coito VS.. Manned v. De Coito, in
which the petition of Mrs. De Coito
is denied. s.
In part; the decision reads:
AS an individual, L do not at all
blame the libeIlant herein for not re-
turning to her husband. As matter
of law still think the woman had
no legal justification to leave her hns-
band: that the husband did make a
bona fide attempt in the first letter
to have her return. and in the second
letter think it was more or less q
legal attempt to have her return;
but the woman has made absolutely
no effort to return or be Teconciled.
and am still of the opinion that her
absence from home was not justified.
Her petition will have to be denied. "
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LIBERTY'S BIG
TREACHERY FILM
IS A WINNER

Tonight and tomorrow night will
be the last opportunities for Honolu-
lans to see the remarkable picture
The Price of Treachery" at Ye Lib
erty theater. Big crowds have pro-
nounced this one of the best films
shown In number of weeks at that
playhouse. 20
The shipwreck scene where a sail
ing schooner encounters heavy storm
finally showing the doomed vessel
with great seas washing over the deck
and the captain and the cook, as the
sole survivors. Iesping overheard when
they fear an explosion of the cargo of
explosives as the wreck approaches a
rock are realistic in the extreme.
Scarcely are the two men in the wa
ter before the explosion. occurs and
the ship is torn In shreds..
Then follows q thrilling rescue of
the two sailors by a lighthouse keep
er and his daughter There Is pref.
.ty romance and hundreds of pretty
scenes with an abundance of exciting
action, none of which is more tense
than when the disgraced brother of
the ships captain is seen being suck
ed down to his death by quicksands.
The third episode Of The Million
Dollar Mystery and Little Mary Pick
ford in a specially selected subject
will also be seen for the last time.
The feature picture beginning with
matinee Wednesday will be For the
Honor of Old Glory, or the Stars and
Stripes in Ae1ice,r being realistic
story of the Mexican war showing tho
American troops. on The frontier.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Aaiku suaar Company.

/. Notice Is hereby given that the an
pual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Haiku Sugar Company viii be held at
the office Of the company. Stangen-
wa1d building, Honolulu, T. H. on
Wednesday. the 18th day of February,
1915, at 10 o'clock a. m. s
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February 6, 1915.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Maui Agricultural Company.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Man 'Agricultufal gon1pany will be
held at thee office Of the Company,
Stangehwald building. Honolulu, I. H,
on Wednesday, the Eth day OF Feb.
ruary, 1915, at 1850 o'clock q. m.
Honolulu, February 6, 1915
w o. SMITH,
Secretary.
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ANMuAI NESTING
. BALDWIN,. LTD

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
Alexander e Baldwin, Limited. has
been regularly called and viii be held
at the office and principal place OF
business Of the company. Stangenwald
building, Honolulu. T. H, on Monday,
the 18th day Of February, 1915, at 10
O'Clock a. m.
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary. Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.
Honolulu, February 4. 1915.
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puIshu pisststlon Co. Cd.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS or
Pulehu' Riantafion Company Limit
ed. viii be held at the office OF the
company Stangen~ald building. FIoz
nolulu, T. H. on Wednesday, the 18th
day Of February. 1915, af 10: SIS o'clock
a. m.
Z si'ls, JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
Honolulu. ebEuary s 1919.
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AnsuAl MEETING
Makawao plantation Company, L,

MakaWao Plantation Company, Ltd.
: Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of
Makawao Plantation Company. Limit
ed. win be held at the office Of the
company. Stangenwald building. Ho-
nolulu. T. H.. on Wednesday, the 18th
day of February, 1915, at 11:15 o'clock
a. m.
Honolulu, February 6, 1915.
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
eoR1.Qt
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inc lydia r. Pink.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Henry watefhouse
Trust Company, Ltd, will be held in
the office of the company, Honoluln,
Tuesday, February 8. at o'clock a.
M, for the election of officers and
the transaction of such other bust,
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
Secretary.
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WOMANPS BOARD
WILL HAVE Lent
SPECIAL SERVICE

The Woman's Board of Central
Union is planning an interesting de-
parture this year from its customary
Lent meeting. "A special Lenten ser.
vice is being prepared, Mrs w d
Westeryelt and Mrs. p. l.. Weaver hay.
ing the program in charge
More detailed plans win probably be
announced shortly.
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60819t
ANNUAL MEETING.
kuIa Plantation Co, Ltd.

Notice is hereby given that the an
|nual meeting of the stockholders of
Kula Plantation Company, Limit
ed. will be held at the office OF the
company, Stangenwa1d building, Ho-
nolulu, T. H., on Wednesday, the 18th
day Of February, 1915. at n:05 o'clock
a. m.
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February 6, 1916.
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