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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16
BRIrIsH LOSE HElvILY n DARDINELLEs

0I7 IT7I I7''0 III IT = III
By The United Press
LONDON Sept ls.-Bruah losses at the Dardaneies g
date total 1928 killed wounded Under Secretary for
war Tenant announced the House Of Commons this after
noon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16

Fair tonight and probably
Friday; not much change Ia
temperature; light to mod
crate variable winds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
FIELD Drill
ARTILLERY WORK
BY BLUEJACKETS
Sailors and Marines on Mary
land Put Through PAGES in
Tests This Morning

Drills in artillery work and maneu-
yers approximating actual field condi.
tions were held this morning by a
section a artillery consisting of blue
jackets from the u. S. s. Maryland
and a company of marines from the
cruiser.
Preceded by the Maryland's band
the sailors and marines marched to
the practise grounds at Fort Arm,
strong, the bluejackets hauling with
them three-inch field piece which is
carried on the fighting craft; to be
used by landing parties in case of
shore fighting.
! One of the reasons for the bluejack-
cts maneuvers was that 1t formed a
part of the examination for boatswain
now being taken by NJ. C. Meekin.
chief boatswain's mate on the ship.
He had "a men and three petty Off
GERS placed at his disposal to put them
through artillery section drill required
by the examination, in which the man
examined has to command the blue
jackets in handling the field piece.
Lieut.. H. +. Hayes Of the Maryland
gave the test, assisted by Lieut. J. P.
Bowden.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

/ 10 deep and circular and fitted without
gathers.
Petticoat nanufacturers are re3eic-s
ing that the good old times are being.
revived, meaning thereby the prospect
silk trimmed with real lace and hand
wrought motifs which In the olden
days retailed for not less than SIS may
again come into their own, They real
ize that 1t is 4 long cry from the sleazy
silk petticoat that woman at present
may acquire for something less than
81 to the aristocratic jupon Of q period,
when garments we're bought for their,
Intrinsic worth and not to satisfy q,
passing fashion wfim
Very likely compromise betweenl
the two qualities and the two prices
will be effected and-tha the very cheap
petticoat viii be replaced by something,
OF more substantial worth which VIII
bring q little more glory and wealth to-
the Golfers OF both the manufactures,
and the retailer Sufacient for the day
Is the knowledge that The fashionablei
woman is taking interest AZ nll In this I
most feminine OF all garments. 1t Is ami
encouraging sign In the right direction
Since many Of the new skirts have,
no fem whatever, but are merely
bound with tailored braid, it Is better;
to have the petticoat which one witt
wear with her trotteur trimmed with al
fatty plated fiounce and one or,
two OF these win be found sufficient;
FOR the. foundation demand On tibet
other hand, the petticoat selected for.
wear with the evening frock may bel
quite fuzzy In its ruffie adornment and
yolrminous in its width. 1t is q good,
idea to have 1t made OF chiffon cloth.
1t IL mistake to buy a petticoat,
that is too long with the thought of
shortening 1t by inserting tuck or by,
citing 1t or at the top. II the tuck Is
q marrow one 1T does not matter 30.
much, but It Is difficult to put in a wide
tuck and keep the line smooth. and Il.
10 Tar more diffcult to refit the top
after four or ave inches have been cut
away.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
FOUR STEAMSHIP
LINES ASKED TO
SUBMIT FIGURES
fcontInued .tro-a paee one,

Chairman Berndt Of the Promotion
Committee, and amember OF the Com
mittee Of Is investigating traffic con-
ditions, sees. no reason why the Off
Gals of the Great Northern Company
should not be given an Invitation to
come down and see for themselves
what the prospects are for a profit
able schedule
Mr. Berndt has accordingly called
meeting of the Promotion Committee
for August 81. when he says he hopes
that action will be taken toward ex-
tending the invitation.
mo matter what the results that
are eventually obtained by the Com
mittee of Is" says Mr. Berndt, this
investigation win do a great deal of
good in getting vide number of peo-
pie Interested in the conditions that
the Promotion Committee has known
to exist for long while"
A belief that the Pacific Mail boats
will not be withdrawn from the Pa
cific run exists in the minds of some
members of the committee. who ex-
plain the transfer of the company's
ships as being necessary because of
the law that forbids railroad company
owned steamships to pass through the
Panama canal.
Duplicate bookings, which have
done much to help in the congestion
OF passenger traffic, will be largely
done away with, it is supposed, by re-
qiIiring q deposit of SIS for each book
ing. Many people who have booked
this summer have evidently had little
idea of going at all, making the res
ervations merely as matter of pre-
caution in case they should finally de-
eide to sail.
The SIS rule has been in effect for
about month now. but owing to the
fact that many persons had booked
before the rule was announced. the
booking congestion still exists Steam
ship officials think that few weeks
more win see a decided change to-
ward lessening the condition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
SING Iio For the Crocheted Hal

small children ano Z small or medium
sailor for their elders These shapes
are the easiest kinds toScover. Mercer
tied cotton that looks like six i1sused
Tor the hats. working up with . bone
crochet needle. The work Il COM
menced In the middle OF the crown with
q short chain stitch Joined. then using
triple crochet Throughout. II the. crown
OF the hat - round the work 10 In
creased regularly all the way around
reached: then the sorochef e straight
until II meets the base Of the crown.
when the increasing begins again to
cover the brin. with the shape before
one a. a guide it ID impossible TO 60
wrong.
n: Should the crown Of the hat be oval
one starts out as she would II making
a table mat 10 be used hndersa platter.
and the work follows the same direcS
tion In regard to increase.
The thread for working comes In
black. white and delicate colors, so
hats can be made to match or har4no-
nize with the dress Rorns The trim
ming Is extremely simple. Very often
Il il nothing more than ribbon rose,
such as one can pick up for a quarter
or SO. OK a band Of black velvet With
streamers down the back win be caught
in Tie front with spray OF forgetme
hots.
Sometimes the frame IL not entirely
covered with the crochet. The crown
may be OF silk or moire and only the
upper hrim and the side OF the crown
show the crochet. Again. the entire
crown win be covered with the fancy
work and the brim be entirely Of silk.
Invariably the nnderbrimis faced with
silk or other fabric.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
KITCHEN HELPS.

a SIMPLE way, To- bleach handler
: : chiefs. when It is not convenient to-
hang them out OF doors. is to wash and
allow them 10 soak overnight in the,
water in which q little cream OF tartar
has been dissolved.
Old stains may be removed from;
leather by applying powdered pipe clay
mixed with water to the consistency OF.
q paste. Allow the paste to remain on,
the leather for several hours: then.
brush on. Repeat n the stain Is not
entirely removed the first time.
A piece Of velvet Is q fine cleaner for
brass, and for polishing silverware It il
better than channels. II quickly removes
dust from woodwork, and II used to rub
the stove after It has been BACKED It
win produce high polish. There Is
nothing better to dust . FELT hat. and
siR dresses and other silk articles
should always be busted with f.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
DAINTY FLOWERS OF LACE.

|nNE OF the novelties OF the season IL
the small. exceedingly dainty flower
made Of fine valenciennes lace. As a
rule these flowers take the shape Of
tiny roses. and they are colored by
hand. One has to look very close be-
fore one can realize that these roses
are really made OF lace. The petals
are perfectly formed and even the
leaves. On small sailor hats. covered
with silk or suede. wreaths of these
lace flowers are effective or as bor-
der for q close fitting turban.
Hat crowns are growing yisibly wider
and higher. Some OF the very new
todues show torpedo crowns OF alarm
ing proportions-wide and exaggerat-
ediy long. High crowns appear on
small nat brimmed hats Of 1850 design.
and even the ordinary sailor shape has
q crown which IS important hooking.
Aprcpos OF sailor hats. the latest mod
els are covered with white suede and
trimmed with gardsnias ana scarlet
japonica or gardenias and yioaet pans
sies. These suede hats have sort silk
crowns and narrow nat brima.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
MELBA AFRAID
SHE CANNOT GET
OPERA CLOTHES
Her Entire Wardrobe for Var.
ious Roles Has Been IN Paris
Since Great War Began

War, In addition 10 the havoc and
confusion Il has created throughout
the civilized world, may prevent Mad
anne Nellie Melba, one Of the worlds
greatest sopranos. from filling Ope-
ratio engagements IN Chicago and
New York thfs winter. because she
may not be able to get her costumes,
now reposing IN her Paris mansion.
Covered with fragrant Hawaiian
LET'S presented her BY her many friends
in Honolulu the famous diva bid fare
wen to this city today and left Tor
the mainland on the Matsonla. Before
sailing she expressed the hope that
her costumes wifi have arrived hi the
United States before her grand opera
engagements are to be filled
"One cant sing grand opera with
out Clothes she remarked whimsical
ly, "and my entire operate wardrobe
has been war-bound In Paris since
August Of last year.
The Hawaiian. islands are an en-
chanted paradise Madame Media
said, when asked how she had enjoyed
her stay in this city. 4 have been
delighted with every moment spent
here and it Is my hope to be able 20
return here later on. although II the
war ends in time, shall 60 to my
Paris home, where have art collec,
tons | have gathered for the last "a
years.
Madame Melba said her efforts to
obtain her trunks OF opera costumes
from her Paris home have not yet been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

THoSE Women WHO are expert ~
c:ockef nay bscoms the family
fit.1or2 his year n they WIN and feel
q q otrtain OF success stoo
very latest nan OF the season has
IS corcfing OF crochet worked cut an
&c SIXTEEN tat Is used for tae infants
e pr ~ every one IL wearing this BIZ
81 millinery. from babies 10 theirgtand-
inorhers Il Is safe to say the crochsting
iatrnbsr II the family Is going 10 be
kept buSy It Is claimed that for mo-
lcrine q crochet bonnet lined wich silk
makes an ideal head covering. Il IL
sefy hight, is OF sutiicsent warmth and
neler becomes untsdy looking or
1oMdt -
TO start with. one buys a frame.
pspnliy the sEnall mushroom shape for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

you-mothers always debut II you
are the right kind you will do the
tasks at hand regardless Of her pro-
tests II she wants to do her share
there are many easy household duties
which can be done more quickly If two
do them Making beds Is not hard
work, but it takes less time for two
than for one. In washing dishes IL is
always easier II one wipes while the
other washes. But sweeping and the
more firing tasks you should take en-
tire charge OF, no matter what mother
Share Your Vacation Joys.
There are SO many ways you can
add to yonr mothers comfort II you
will only take the pains. II you 60
On your vacation together don't run
off with young companions and leave
mother alone all the time. She may
be older than you. but she likes COM
pany and good times quite as much
as you do. Take her around with you,
Not only will you be giving her 4 lit
tie gaiety, but you viii be gaining the
respect Of all your acquaintances.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
LIKELY TOHAvE
"a RAISED BY
ENDOF AUGUST
Another Chain Made Fast This
Morning; May Get Busy With
PontOons on Thursday

Ii now begins to look as though the
F-4 may actually be raised from off
the harbof bottom by September 1,
although she may not be flowed In to
drydock by that time. Today's actiyi-
ties resulted In better progress than
had been made any day this week and
by late this afternoon the last Of the
raising chains IL expected to be fasten-
ed around the sunken submarine.
At noon today lieut. Commander j..
A. Furer and lieut.. X. B. Crittenden
came IN from the scene Of operations
and reported another chain placed as
q result Of this mornings work This
leaves only two chains TO be secured
before all are ready to do their part
IN Hitting the Inflated craft.
The chain we placed this morning
was the forward midship one" said
Lieut.. Commander Fufer. 1T Is one
CT the chains which takes the two
center pcntoons We will start the
last two chains this afternoon and
may get them on by the close of work
today. II we do. we will start on the
pontosns tomorrow, but hardly think
we shall.
Neither Lieut.. Commander Furer,
nor Lieut.. Crittenden, who commands
the submarine sQuadroHe here. would
commit themselves as to any definite
date when the submarine will actually
be brought to the surface, but said
yesterdays and today's results have
been more ENCOURAGING than any IN
- ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
READY TO Fight
ANY REPEAL OF
COASTWISELAW
Captain Matson Says if Statute
. IS Tempered With viii Send
Ships to South America
PLENTY OF TRADE ALONG
WHOLE WEST COAST NOW
San Francisco Chronicle Spec
Liates on Re-routing of Un-
ion Line of New Zealand

Declaration OF firm intention to
withdraw its steamers from the
San Francisco Honolulu run IN case
fhe Honolulu Chamber Of Com.
merce should petition Congress to re-
zeal the coastwise shipping law. have
been made In San francisco BY Off
GERS Of the Matson Navigation Conn
rany, including Captain William Mat
son. president Of the corporation. ao-
cording TO advices from San Francisco
received today; confirming a despatch
printed In the Star-Bulletin on August
This news, however, should not
caeEe Honolulans too much trepida
tin. because Captain Mats0n's state.
ment was made before the Chamber
of Commerce held its mass meeting
August Is and voted TO lay on the
table the proposition Of petitioning
Congress- 10 repeal or amend the
coaetWise law, so far 81 Hawaii ID
concerned.
According 10 the San Francisco
Ctfoniclt. Captain Matson Is firm In
his Intention Of lighting against re-
PEAL I'VE are going to fight any re
peal Of this law" he said grimly, when
asked what his company would do.
- are eoing to win. too. IN case
that we should not. with freights as
Hi1ll as they are at present and with
the bic Geld for both passengers and
ffoieht along the west coast OF South
6lLerica. there IL bic field for our
steamers In that trade .
Itnnssnt % chrcnlcle.
The Chronicle eoes on TO say that
at the present time the congestion
Of passenger travel both TO and from
the islands Is acute,and with the near.
Withdrawal OF the Pacific Mail steam
ere from the transpacific trade the
||ueetion OF adequate TRANSFORMATION
between Honolulu and San Franchises
D growing into big issue IN the isl.
6nds
Under the present law none but
american ships can carry either pas
tcneers or freight between the islands
md San Francisco With the law sie-
pended Il would mean that the crack
|ufbinere OF the Togo Kisen Kai6ha
toold enter the field. and the possible
Ie-routing Of the larger liners Of the
Union Line Of New Zealand to come to
San Francisco instead Of 70 Van
sThe Mats0n company has deseis
<ned its feet for the Hawaiian serv-
lee and is steamers are some o. the
|nest that AZ the American dag, With
hem taken of, It is pointed out by
|Iinning men, Hawaii would be in
|6rt straits for shipping unless some
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
THINGS mohTH KNOWING.


Nnen $50 suIe = lleesss IS.
Tor she pes.sns. WIZ .''''.'os .t....
snp le en.,lN '.o ,,, : sAp' : ' 80"
=, n - -, n,s ~" !. 81 ~, :. hana
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\ = s'so - 49,, .'1's,s. s In
tnuuc $3.50.
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slop s.s :. s :, vs,.- ,ouch ths
80 .',..,' t.sthsr ainnaa a
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-
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s !. ). sss.s an larre hor
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.-,. 49, y. .,,i.nedsss arv de-
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s,s. 49, &c. .t.adv whIle
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
HOLD SALARIES
OF EMPLOYESOF
CITY FOR TAXES
Territorial Employees, Too, VIII
Have Part Of Pay Withheld if
They Have Not Squared Up

All public employees and officials in
all the counties of the territory viii
be required TO pay all delinquent taxes
due the territory before II noon to-
morrow. or their salaries viii be with
held by the auditors. This action,
which may appear drastic to some, Is
in accordance with the statutes
a'sSome time ago ! notified all the
tax collectors and assessors said
Territorial Treasurer Mccarthy today,
10 act according to the law. In ac-
cordance herewith the tax depart
ment has notified all the county audi
tors to withhold the pay of county
employees who are delinquent In pay
ing their taxes after ~ o'clock noon
tomorrow. August Is.
The next county payday Is Tuesday
and only those who have paid their
taxes before tomorrow will get their
fun pay. Deputy Sheriff Asch has
posted q notice in the police station
warning the employees OF his depart
ment against being lax in tax pay
ments.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

every within it may be. hard for you at
first to think of her pleasure before
your own That is the reason why
too much kindness from mother to
daughter Is to be deDlored. because it
makes II all the harder Tor the girl to
be unselfish But you can overcome
the natural inclination toward self
will II you try hard enough.
Selfish Daughters, 5 s SIS
You do not want to be one of those
daughters who are ridicllled and carl
eatured IN the comic sections pf: the
fapefs, one Of the girls who sit In the
parlcr reading or entertaining beau
while mother washes the dishes, or
who plays the piano while mother does
the washing Those girls are not only
ridiculed By the papers but are
scorned by all men.
You are young and strong and she
Is old and tires more quickly than You
do. II there Is work to be done about
the house Il is far better that you
should do 1t than that she should. or
course she will insist upon sparing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

motto and sailor named Kankfchi.
Captain Chapman has offered q re.
ward Of $50 each for the apprehen-
sion Of the three recreant mariners,
but down to q late hour this afternoon
they had not been located.
japanese and Filipinos comprise the
ships crew. Iae A. J. West Is four.
masted schooner, and has cargo Of
selected Philippine mahogany valued
at close to half million dollars. The
captain plans to resume the voyage
in a few days II he can find the three
missing links necessary to fill out his
crew.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
Loves
Bakery

OF four. He expected TO leave late
this afternoon for banning Island.
carrying supplies TO the cable station
mere
The Matsonia carried total OF 10
passengers today Tor the mainland.
VI TINS NUMBER zsi were eanin pas.
sengers and - steerage. Inc record
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

There are $4,000 in the soldiers
homes supported BY the government.
This is independent of the state
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

At a late hour today, the BHtish
steamer KestreI was stu at Pier Is,
her captain having apparently not yet
obtained engineers ana firemen stuff
Client to take the place OF those who
disappeared yesterday. to the number
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25
HbRBQR notes

John d. Spreckels' yacht. the Vene-
tia, will sail tonight for Hanalei, Ka-
uai. The yacht took on fuel OIL Tits
morning at Pier IA, to the amount Of
400 barrels
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
MINER FINED FIFTY
DOLLARS FOR ASSAULT

Window Thomas. a coal miner,
recently employed at the Wolf Pask
mine. was arraigned before Justice
John R. Kennedy . few days ago q,
the charge OF assauiting Joe Smith,
. Russian. on Thursday OF last week.
The complaint charged the defendant
with then and there unlawfully. viii
fully and maliciously. beating. brute
ing. wounding and asasulting the sasi
Joe Smith. the plaintin."
The prosecution was conducted hy
Deputy District Attorney E. n.
sttnemeyer. In default Of the pay
ment Of the fne was committed to
the county jail The assault was .
result Of the recent strike among the
coal niners of Fremont county 1nd
seems to have been entirely unpro-
voked % fAr ~ Smith was concern
-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
WAITS RESIDENCE
Oll1AeED 81 Fire
SUNDAY EvEnme

TAo rosi1sneo proDorU q saD
River strost. osc1pis1 = . hcMs W
1an nna Nm. J. r. WAlla. caught ars
= nouno uaanner 0nAav evsaiAg Whale
lhe eAnily waG = cAurcA an1 narsov-
II escaped ds1troasi0n- A alarm
wns seunaed q osse e'csosh ~ he
.nre dspastnoat psOnptly rsspente1
70 the appeal maAs upoa n tor help;
making the run . Tie Dceus Of trqu-
~ = almost rsoos1 titno.
Tha frs d suppoSs1 = have start
Cd under The r1nge N no hitchen and
must have bnrnoa nhe . coaei1etabl1
period boeoen ~ discovery. Most q
ne GlsnituFe Ms eAl1toA e1t q sle
6onos. ccossil llp ~ ,o1a = that
oeeu~nt N1Ss ee satlsl5 s,iall:
~ lanous = ~ l1rs Nsm A.
~ We,ts = ~ setqSea t4oI
~ ,1in1S k1 .l1l ~
m. 49, . el6 ~ ls|
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
POPULAR CANON YOUMG
MEN TO OPEN CLASSY
CLOTHIAe STORE

About April first Messrs Alva Wool
and Maple Harl will open a classy
little clothing store at 427 Main
street.
The new establishment will special
ize in medium priced clothes for
young men and men who want to
stay young. They viii also carry a
splendid line of hats and the latest
and most popular effects in furnish
ing goods.
Both young men are fully competent
to launch and to carry through the
new business to success Both are
Canon City boys and have learned
the clothing business under the best
clothing men in the county.
Mr.. Woods leaves an excellent
position with fowler. Stockton and
Watson where he has been employed
as window dresser and store deco
rztor for the past two years or more
Previous to that time Mr.. Wood
was with the Bethel Clothing com
pany where he practically learned
the clothing business under George
W. Bethel, the pioneer clothing mer-
chant of this county.
air. Harl has gained considerable
experience with the fowler. Stockton
and Watson company and is an enter
prising young fellow with plenty Of
ambition and business ability to back
1t
The new hrm win strive to merit
their share Of the business IN this
vicinity by carrying = quality stock
AT reasonable prices, coupled with
courteous treatment and good SER
vice.