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CLAIMS MACHINE
DIAGNOSIS DISEASE
AT LONG DISTANCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-Dr. Albert
Abrams, well known physician and au-
thor, announces that he has devised
an apparatus which already has deter
mined at long range thenature of GER
tain diseases.
Cases OF tuberculosis and cancer at
Los Angeles were put into communica-
ton with the apparatus here and were
determined by the instrument, Dr.
Abrams said
Perfection Of l. and the principles
involved in it, he said, would enable
an operator to diagnose disease with
the apparatus, even at long distances
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PLANNING COMMISSION TO
EXTERMINATE MOSQUITOES

NEW YORK, y VA plan to form
an interstate commission to EXTERN
mate mosquitoes was announced by
Commissioner 5 S Goldwater of the
department OF health. With New York
City as a nucleus, the commiss Onnr
plans to interest town and county and
state officials of Connecticut, New
Jersey and this state in his campaign.
DR.. Rupert Blue. chief a. the United
States public health sr'1i,r al Wash-
ingtOn. has offered 20 AID the com.
mission.
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SUGAR .4.2Octs
Beets
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908
LAYS 2s7 EGGS IN $50 DAYS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-A new
worlds record in egg laying was cs-
tablished when Lady Byzantine, a
white Leghorn, laid her 287th egg in
$50 days at the Delaware College Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station, New
ark, Del. The best previous record
was 286 eggs in 365 days, made last
year by a Plymouth Rock hen.
The new champion is an American
hen bred from an English strain at
the Byzantine farms, Greensboro, Md.
Five hens of this strain have laid 1888
eggs in AZ weeks.
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FIGHTS REscUER IN RIVER.

Leaving a letter on the stringpiecc
Of the wharf at Grand street and East
River, New York, Mrs. Annie Sum-
mers. 80 years old, Of No. 80 Boerum
Place, Weehawkcn, N. J., leaped into
the water
She struggled against Paul Keenan,
of No. BToome street. a member Of
the Volunteer Life Saving Corps, who
went to her rescue. and both were
being swept away when Robert Herd.
err. pilot on the firebOat william
Strong. went to Keenan's assistance
Mrs. Summers was taken to Gouvcr-
neur Hospital, charged with attempted
suicide.
The note said SIZE had lost all OF her
friends and was too lonesome to live.
She had Sal and a handbook showing
deposits of 1890.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per III. str" ClauGine. for Maui
Oct. 1S.-H. A. Baldwin and wife, Col
Sam Johnson. Lieut.. Whitener. Miss
L. X. Yau, Miss E. Lindsay, W. E
Wall, S. MaSakt
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CITY, MLE COMPANY, LTD.

Importers of best lumber and building
materials. Prices low, and We give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small. We have built hun
dreds OF houses in this city with per
feet satisfaction. II you want to build
consult us. :-t
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kaisha liner Panama Maru will ar
rive here some time Wednesday, a ra-
die to Castle & Cooke stated today.
The Panama is calling here on her
first trip from the Orient to San Fran
cisco. She has 1923 tons OF cargo
for Honolulu, and will probably sail
Thursday for the bay city. She docks
at Pier :.
Capt. Charles Peterson of the Mat
sonia announced this morning that
Second Officer Fogarty has been pro-
NOTED to chief officer Of the ship to
fill the vacancy caused by the promo
ton of Chief Officer William NJ. Rind
TO the Manoas captalncy this trip.
Third Officer Fox has been promoted
to the second citizenship, and Fourth
Officer Mackenzie has been named
third officer A Honolulu man named
Humphreys has been made fourth Of
fiCCr.
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Sales: Between Boards - so, 20
McBryde SB; 145 Hilo Com. 80; so.
so Haw. Sug. Co. 50; so, 65., 5 H. c.
& S. Co. 1914; 10 Waikiki 100; 80
Onomea 38h; 500 Olaa, 6B.
Session Sales-35, Is, Is H. C. & s.
Co. 391s; so, Is McBryde S%; 10 Oahu
Sug. Co. 26h; 25 Waialua 23&; 20
Olaa 6B.
Latest sugar quotation: SO deg.
test, 4.2o cents or $500 per ton.
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NOTICE..

The undersigned has sold his in
terest in Luen ChOng Co., No. 12O
King street, Honolulu. to Au Zip (w).
and has withdrawn as cO-partner Of
said firm.
LAU WING HONG,
Alias Lau Sing Or Lau Sang.
6297-2t
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HARDOR NOTES

. A shipment of 40 cattle arrived yes.
terday morning on the Maui from
Maui Fair weather both ways was
reported by Pu-ser Pieper.
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FIREWOoD.

Tanaba Co.. Pauahi. mr.. :;iver St. tel
2637; fireWood and charcoal, whole
sale and retail. 6291-6m
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Bid. Asked
MERCANTILE Bid.

Monday. Oct. *.
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The Mikahala brought in miscella-
neous cargo yesterday from Moloka'
and Lanai, including rice, chickens,
pigs, honey and other freight.
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With 21O bundles of hides, II bar
rels of honey, 80 bags of rice, 81 of
taro, 20 bags of cocoanuts and other
freight, the Kinau arrived yesterday
from Kauai.
The evening world., 1915-02-08

"YAa."
"MOsslsy was right, thsni" escaped
the leader Of the band.
Mr.. Ryan paused In the middle ef
. dab ct his brow.
The old Mossleyr
sore. He came In her ten minutes
ago and tipped me OF. Bill. They're
getting ready to pinch us on account
OF that old Burgess affair. thought
that was dead. but
He said no moro for the moments
his fingers snapped nervously. Watch.
Ing him, Mr.. william Ryan slowly
whitensd. because memories Of that
Burgess AFFAIR were quite clear In the
mind.
"Ths snaks'l bs back IN Q few min.
utes. and maybe he'll bring somsthin6
good" hs suggested. stili hopeful.
Tho Snake. indeed. was back even
then!
Entering soundlsssly and with .
speed that suggested his passing
through the keyhols. dapper Mr..
Evans had glided across the apart
mont and was at their side almost
before they were aware Of his pres.
ence.
His trim hands clutchsd the edge
of tho table. and thcre was . very
startled CLEAN In his eye a. he said
breathlcssly:
"Ail bets are OF. Robbyi"
"You fOund"-
"Donovan's and the millionaire Kid :
ri bet ! did. and q whole lot MORE"
stated the Snake. He was waiting
there when got there. and there was
a sort Of darkish man standing At
the left Of him. and over at the right
was a red headed man with three
gold teeth In 'front.'"
"Ehr cried Mr.. Pollard "It
"Yes. Il was!" afirmed the Snake.
and drummed . rather terrified tat
too with his nnger-tips. 1T was old
Mike Brophy. my best detective friend
In the good old day.. RobSby. Ms's 2
mo away from the Kid. and then he
and his partner, the darkish man.
took me out to the street and Mike
told me all about ~"
Pollard merely nodded. The Snake
laughed insanely.
Its all hxed--every little detail OF
IT." he said. They're going to make
this tho biggest ADVERTISING stunt
the administration has pulled 90 fur.
They're going to arrest iis some tims
to- -morrow-hold US without ball
get us tried and convicted before FRI
day-sentenced Monday and In Sins
Sing Tuesday. This In going to ba
the record for all criminal prosecu-
tions, and Mike tells me that they've
sent word TO Judge Kister to come
home from the country and take the
case, because he never hands poor
guy anything but the limit! Once
they get us"--
"preciseiy," Pollard Interrupted
sharply. "But they'll have to get Va
first. They're not nguring on taking
us In before to- morrow
They'll nab US In two minutes II
We try leaving town, Mike says.
There are six OF 'em watching this
place now"
"sx1" sasped tho leader OF the
trio.
six" repeated the Snake. and sat
down heavily. "And that's the hoo
doc number my cards have been
turning up for the last week."
The evening world., 1915-02-08
NEXT WEEKS COMPLETE NOVEL N IK EVENING VID
THE RED MIST

Ssa1 xE5S 1xx xjfa q

anu even n they turned the 0fuS mIu&
ner q brcathless. red beaded -
thus followed. the penifsos ~ 49,
70 the entrance Of the United No.
Trust Company. ~
Just then the three camo - -
amazed halt. For the door o. - -
stitution had opened suddeniY -
through II camo Capt Velvet 49,
Clad In his formal black suiS 0<6o
had been NO modish three o. -
decades ago; broad Of shouldoe -
black cigar stuck from the &C., .
the apparttion's mouth. Only the ~
aiming alligator vaiise. 10 oFnafo en1
90 plainly expensive, vas new. ~
That hrst start Of Capt. vG1Voeo
meant utter astoniahment; the sooonn
slsnifed instant and overwholu110
rage, and the rage was an rdGou1o0
In his steely eye. N
Also that sudden twiteh of -
hand was on its way 20 one soo0oo
Of hts concealed artillery.
A quarter Of . minute heneo ta14
part OF the financial district vou31
be In panic. and on the Sidewalk ~
fore tho United Metals Trust Comp
pAny three forms would sttil ~ 80
those forms would belong to- a.
"Captainl" cried Pollard, and shynso
out his hand.
"weIl--by sinssri" saspsd ca.
Velvet. from the depths Of his $780,
human being living with nervs suo0Gh
TO face me after doing ths th1n6p
you've donsl"
but thare In, and I'm that enA~
said Robert Pollard. and hts voo0o
Ersw stronger With every wer1. SAnd
the reas on that I can face you-ooos
AL OF W can face you--is that v0vo
We're willing to face the consCQu1n-
ces Of anything we've done, bue V6Vo
honest"
"Huhr' choksd the dominant suasit
OF Santa Chanxa.
And what's more, we've been witt.
Ing you . letter 10 tsll you abou1 h,
and tell how earnestly we fspeoeod
all the wild things We tried on yUu.
sir" the guiding mipd Of Tho tFio
went on passionateiy. I'VE ca0o
and send it on anG-hsrs's ths isssss.
J Captaini"
II came from his pocket v1sA =
swish. and Robsrt Pollard lo01o1
Capt. Velvet In the syo a. the on0o11D
silently tore opsn the letter ssd Seonn
Pollard waited until the en- G ~
0rst paSe had besn reacha1 -
studied Capt vstvst's expro0a1oo 49,
rowiy; at the end Of the s0ooo1 -
permitted himself one long bg0 "
and before the end Of he Md ~
been reached his heart was thumn1n0
regularly again. - 49,
For the man Who could remain ~
eoiuteiy untouched By sincere 0o11qgJ
died several years before EdWue3 u
Cenfeasor came TO the throna. o.
tain was smiling . sTudg1ng. grae11D1
Pollard" hs said, .r-r ssvee -
the like OF 1t. You've sos ~ -
biistsred nerve 70 ask ne 70 haiD ~
reform, and"-
Captain the guiding minl bguoB1
IN. and his voice throbbed emotfon.
we've no right to ASK anythinR. ~
you can save three men. who W1n Ay
down their lives for you In shoeg 0En1-
itudo II you win help thom 70 - =
big and a. lns aad a. hen6st = So
are yourself. WIN your " .
He held his breath ~ Capt. vooUo(
gased across the street for o moH1u
and into space. And than ~ AP0W n
again. for the Captain was leo&1n4 q
him ana all but smiline.
"Yes." said Capt. Velvet, = n
tucked the emotional isttsr u Sls ~
side pocket. II b'iisvs ! wt1lis ~
The evening world., 1915-02-08

own particular taDIo IN tho
inconspicuous corner Of q certain lit
tie grill room and beamed apprecia-
lively at all things In sight. for It was
q long. long time since he had had a
chance to beam about that particular
grill.
Willy -nilly. his mind ran backward
to all the things that had happened.
The great. original mistake Of course
was in having tried to hold the Re-
lampago water works a year ago,
He shuddered as he thought Of II.
That somewhat bizarre undertake
ing had carried Its own punishment.
Hurled bodily out Of Santa Chanza.
with a storm of bullets behind them.
he and Spanish Brute" Ryan and
"Snake" Evans had reached New York
only by stoking their way on the
steamer that carried them from oer-
tain death-and tho stokins was very
nearly as bad as the bullets.
Landing. they had discovered that
does not forget capable criminals
within a week or two.
And after that landing
Again Mr.. Pollard shuddered deli
cately. A bad year had followed that
too Interesting hour In New York
with underworld warnings coming
thick and fast. and every minute
waiting them nearer TO prison.
One does not travel we'll withou,
money. Empty freight cars had taken
them q certain distance south Of New
York: brake beams had taken them
farther. and In the allsgedly happy
southland they had been ekins out q
precarious and humiiiating living ever
since.
simple citissns at county fairs and
circusas had cursed Youndly when they
found their pockets eaptied, they
would have shyunk with frisht eoul6
they have heasd ~ eomAeats q ~
The evening world., 1915-02-08

SouovmB ~ -
Grassy dream state suDeeveoo4 -
for Q little. A paSs was speno tAs
door. and they entered sA1 lnDuod
Velvet 10 . reception roeom 1Ao
captain passed In. ana lerf Rs1aed
after him: and for the sns,o aAl his
large associate things bs0n - clear
up only when they sant INTO leop
leather chairs and hoAs1t
"Robby. there's Just sno thinG !
wsntsr asks this rsGsso Saslaass
on the ievelf"
'ngiy. would We dare f.ss zoo ir-
Velvet thouEhtfuiiy asrsed. "You.
Bill-do you wanteS rsformf'
"Thats-that's me. captain!" WILL
lam Ryan just managed 10 choke.
We'll, don't take on 20 about H."
soothed the captain. I'm Q hard
man. you know. and IT'S darnsd rare
ly fall to square accounts with any
feller that tries TO trick me: but. ali
the Same. dunno's any man can cay
l didn't put cut the helping hand 70 q
sinner s ,.i,, that wanted to reform. hossst
"You--you don't know how-how
much want . chance TO BE- honast!s
the Snake stated family. 80
Captain Velvet shifted his cigar s,d
smiled at Robert Pollard.
"Ail right, then. III reform all three
OF you: I'll make you ali threo A
honest a. the day. or I'll kiu yonl"
he promised. ''Now-lsmms sss.s
we'll. say. ~ between this thar
OF being honest and getting shotS
the Spanish Brute began in Q ruse
Just what's wrong with You tSr~>.
anxwayF Captain Velvet muood.
What started you crooked In ~
hrse place? Was Il the temptat ations
OF 9 big city like thtsr :
1t was that and nothing elss.~ lae
Foiard anirmed with conviction.
All right! The nrst thing 10 Ao.x
70 get rid OF tho city. then" th~ 60
tain decided. whats the heat 80
OF doing that! He frOwnod tAousSe.
!qny F.,ui fSr = moment aed ne16sd.
where all oughter b."
TN not strong enough to do Snru,
work" the Snake AaslilY psss n, wTA
sun always gets Into NY head ondsS
ITS the ono thing I have desix
al my lite" said NJ. Pollard iouI
"yuss 70 sst TO some quiet. psa0
.w.u. I'm su. yeu IN q su,.s :
full plsos. oes Nina or asctSsrY
cSpsasa pse0ised. beausins. ~
snas euseea cd lee me- q
Scr SScssa1S - Isss.N Hnny. ThY
a. = 5;auu.s1y
The evening world., 1915-02-08
CHAPTER II.
After q Year.

r. ROBERT POLLARD, gen.
v ,eral practising criminal. fire.
auenty really charming
confidence man. sat at his
The evening world., 1915-02-08

IL, ucENouo AeSutOus nl1 oyco tWlnkIo6
ned to Captain Velvet, iounging at the
osive:
"Yes?"
Capt. Velvet glanced at him.
Was there something you wanted
1T was this. then" announced the
president quickly. Velvet you are
rich man."
"Sorter." mused the captain.
Below. in the vaults. deposited In
gold, according to your wish. you
have more than $1,000 900 a. the
proht OF this water company" Pacato
hurried on. his voice tense. Then in
New York. in the vaults of the Union
Metals Trust Company. you have
how muchr
Capt. Velvet scratched his short
red-gray beard and yawned.
"Oh. I dunno. Nike" he confessed.
Gold coins and Jewels and stuff
millions"
THAT at Ieast.- the president
agreed. And seei In what foolish
manner is this to possess great
"Eh2"
'Tt Is earning nothing at ALL
We'll, what Of TT" the captain
asked impatiently. IF want q
couple Of thousand dollars to nav
bills with ] 70 downstairs and open
the box and set EN-. I'm never goins
to spend all that money. What do
want moro forr
Because II 10 proper to invest
what one has and
Capt Velvet shook his head.
Il amt an investor, Mike" he said.
Il don't want to lose what I've got"
But here In Relampago to-day one
cannot lose!" the Presldent cried VIC.
lently. witness, Velvet. what has
happened this last year. since Relam-
pago can furnish abundant water for
any earthly purpose. Factories have
sprung up In . nisht almosti Capital
has rushed to our city a. never before
In tho history Of South America. Busi.
moss. as you say. 10 booming-not hort
alone, but all over Santa Chanza
There Is so much prosperity that moi
one leader In the republic has time u
think OF revolution even. and We hav,
become . model government.
Real estate u doubling-tripling-
Quadrupling In value. And II will g,
on and on and on. Money invssto<
here to-day. Velvet. II paying baci
yearly interest every month, anC
there IL room for q hundred millionl
moro. To have idle money In Rslam
pago to-day IL worse than murderi 8,
let me send to the United Metals
Trust Company and have your wealth
! turned into currency and draft sen
down at once and
"Miguelo." said Capt. Velvet sol
emily. "Td trust you; but I Dunno
I'd trust any other banker living. 8,
I gusss We won't bother with an!
drafts"
why. then. do you not 70 your
ITO New York;"
''Of course, and bring back tn,
wealth that shall be trebled In ,
, decade!"
Tho captain returned to his survs!
Of tho shipping.
!, "They say that steamer, Almirant
/ Vito--in the harbor down there will
} the blue funnel-is considerable mucl
! OF a craft" he mused.
"She steams for New York to-mor
row morning. Velvet" urged hi
friend.
) Capt. Velvet shifted his cigar an,
: bit into 1t as he considered the blu
funnel further.
. "And New York amt such a ba
I town-for . VISIT" he conceded msdi
! tatively.
The evening world., 1915-02-08
CHAPTER III.
The NayrOp Path.

~ sharply.
They faced him rather
hopelsssly.
Item one. we're not go
Ing TO be taken'" stated the leader,
Suicide In here7" tho Snake In
quired blankly mot for mel"
mot for any Of u.s." snapped his
chief. wen walk straight out Of
that door ana make for lower Broad
way. and set thsrs about noon when
tAs crowd y On ~ street. Wen Az
. wsll-pashsd hasb Asass - . aaiesa.
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On formal o>czsfoas tie zfrk ~sf5er ts
not faro-s6
Crser f. = hoS5y 81 tae secrstzrTs.
PsDers are kept n fzap@ccz5Ie srrzF.
re Ear the snsst 5esk Ct zay o1,ct.I
sn Washington II Was presented ~
Er. Eryan, rfgo desired 90 keep tie
TEX and efazfr hs used Although
BRIAN rad Fes. the Department and
Lansing, oa Jgne 3. was appointed
secretary. 81 was rssks befoTe Ian
sfng moved from hfg pirate Office IN
W the seereearys, Bryan and Ian
ssnz we're and are close Persona,
frfsn6s.
II. his relations with the newspaper
eorps, raon he receives personally
tv11e daily. Langfng IL frank and az
fable.
ETer before becoming secretary OF
state, Secre,ary and grz. lansing
we're prominent In social circles. Mrs
Lansing formerly vss Eleanor Foster.
daughter 81 former Secretsry Of State
Foster. They have no children
TO his personal friends Lansing IL
known as q craftsman OF ability. He
fl adept with brush and palette. As
an author and essayist he ia also able
ue'is said 10 have GIT OF poetry.
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Thre. Men Killed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct 10
Three men are known TO be dead,
others are reported dead, four are
seriously burned by fire which RACED
through the benzol section Of the 81.
100000 by-prodncts plant Of the Ten.
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Co, 1t
Fairfield tonight. A valve blew out in
a gar main leading to big washer
where the benzoI is converted from
gas.
Danger OF intensely heated benzoI
tanks exploding, prevented firernen
frora entering the plant to search for
the missing men.
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