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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
SOLONSFAlOR
APPROPRIATION
TO FIX ARMORl
Showing Of National Guard n
Annual Review Wins Sup
port Of Legislators

Members Of the Legislature today In
dicated that the showing made by
the National Guard in its annual IN
spection yesterday had won theif
support for large appropriation. The
work Of all the companies was given
great praise.
Several Of the naen1hera, inclndine
Speaker H0lstein, took occasion @
criticise the construction of thE
afmofy, although promising 10 aid 81
appropriation to complete IL
Great credit. must be given 10 the
showing Of the Chinese esAmericah com
pany in the review before the mem.
.bers Of the legislature yesterday de.
clared Chairman J. Fl. Coney OF the
house military committee today. Aand
1t has convinced the members of the
legislature what can be done II the
work Of the guard Is made interest.
ing.
According to the present construc.
tion of the armory and the methods
employed over there. no social side or
entertainment features are possible,
and for that reason, and for safety's
sake, / think the legislature ought to
appropriate enough money to carry
out these improvements don't know
who is to blame for the inferior con-
struction OF the armory. It Is built
in such 4 fashion that the roof might
collapse at any time, especially In the
event Of fire. The floor is In the
same danger. These faults must be
corrected. The entire guard made an
excellent showing yesterday.
Speaker Holstein also had q few
remarks to make against the con-
structton Of the armory. He blamed
the former department of public works
but said he favored the appropriating
OF sufficient funds to correct the faulty
construction. He gave 40ut the fulloNs
ing statement. to the Star-BulIetin
From q representatives point Of
view, found In my visit to the arm0ry
yesterday that there was sufficient eyi-
dence of inefhciency and lack Of quail
fication and administrative ability In
former officials Of the public works
DEPARTMENT, who had the armory con-
struction IN charge
my experience In the legislature
has been that when appropriations for
the erection of government buildings
are needed, the representatives, with
out hesitation. knowing the needs of
such, awarded the money needed. only
to find out on their return two years
after, that through some humbugs hot
afr, buncombe and official ignorance
and stupidity in drawing Specifications
and plans, not enough money was ask
ed for to complete or to make per.
Eect job Of the necessary work: in
other words. the job was hungled. As
for instance the Mahukona wharf, res
eryoirs. the Nuuanu dam, and now the
srmory.
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congress PARTY
HERE \ MONTH;
SIERRA TIE BOAT



The stay q the big congressio9al
parry ~ kt2Neil VIII pe eonsldeIa aDly ~!
longer 5laA Was nrst pisnned. acceir g !,
ing % tpe news tnat came. .oday Ml.a l.a
the announcement lnat tne oeeanls
ilner sierra. VIII carly sIts paI.y y
inguisned VISITORS 20 ana Irom IA
VAL
ne SleT.sk Drinsins 10y e0nsLess'
men ana tneir lanilles ana otneas
VIII ssl Iromf san fLanc.sco apfA 9 8
arriving mere sdx oays .aLsI. Vn snne I!s
? the Oceanic liner VIII ca.Iy the ON
clal party away. heselaaslons !. nayllls
been made lor oniy Icy, y is unoeL'
stoou Dy represenIaslses oL sne vce' 80
anlc line mere tnat lhe vessel has
not been speelaliy cnaleeIeu.
the legislature mas not yer deter
mlned upon the alsli1sllsnel suss.s
whom u VIII invite 0eiegaLe huhio'
with some ADVICE rom nls lrlsnes y
Hawaii. Is arranging lne ihpitatlpns y i,
consressmen Ine ieglslasuIe. snIolsn Y
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FIERY bullets,
HORRIBLEBOMBS,
USED BY FRENCH
So Declare Germans in Official
Reports of Fighting in
Western Zone
re QUARTERS DECLARES
ALL ATTACKS REPULSED
Daily Announcements Deny All
Stories of Successes by
the Allies

Ereneh nnIdiern arn taefn, s.faa la =
a. ne~ .na dr.sas,,, .sor, y ,heir
S,oh,lrc $500. ~. -cerr,sr. = srcord. 49,.
ira q cerr,.r offici.f rennrfs
csbieor.n,s receIved -vesters,. and
tod,v 9rern offieia, cerr,.r .ourr.e
feu a. these exnlosive bulIets ard 80.
eous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a well .s 81 Ire
stubborn fiohtino on both fronts.
yEerEanIy,e SITUATION.
The folIowlno .:ableoran, was =.
eess1 assneqos ss1m sr,e's sssmsn M.reh so's1s
German headousrterr reoorf Mareh
Il: several snips a. the enemy yes.
terc,x sfternoon shelled veIthout e.
su,s ,bs csrmsr ,,.sss sos,sIo,s ,nsr' srem the y
SireefIon north a. .o.rn. - Nle,l
,.rt N.s- 'Ne,,ve ch,n.iie .xc-ns
icr one IrcI.tes enollsh stfsek. vvl,ieh
.ss re66l<ed. there ,re orIy artiIlerv
7.,~,e 'r&rortea tos,x n chsmn,c,s
81. Fr.neh 81 eon.in srd norm of
LesmesniI Yesterday reoest.d psrtlal
a. ~ German are Hesvv FrrsshA
lorsss have been euet>in.d. =. fhe
Vo<o@< 1ke tee,tker Is betfer snS
f,oEf.H6 "a. he~c r~e,,n,ed
..Ir 7k< hroornee the ereneh sre.
now ,,sIno : ne,,, eort ~ hand .oren.8r
,,,k;~k <;iI< th. IL ,,i,h r.etilsrfisil
>lrr. ~. ~. e,.,,-,, ,,f.rtrv 80
',<;rs .~1i.sis. h.tlst. ,.sicb nred,,ce :,
l,,.,s. - vs,,.r str,- inc ohie.ts Th.ss
,..r. .r,sr;.rrer 80. .eee ,,,.re i 60
.r1sv,s <ro,csr,srts
,,T,,> S;t,..,7r,, I,,, ~. -, tro,t 4.
s, cs.ross ~ '' 9. 8 = Z !. ''~
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CONSUL SAYS JAPAN
SEEKS e9lNA's GOOD

y In q statement this morning
= for the Star Bulletin. III. ]. M.
\ Consul Arita declares that Japan
\ seeks only the peace OF the Ori-
y ent and the good Of China In her
\ present Representations. the
y Chinese, 1t Is hoped. win be very
= careful in their actions.Y he said.
y mo offfca information has come
y to Hawaii regarding the so.called
= Japanese demands ] have none
= and ! do not believe the Chinese
= consul has received any. Only
> the officials in Tokio and Peking
= knew just what tlose demands !
= are.
= Japan seeks onlk the preserya-
= ton OF China's integrity, the en-. !
y forcement Of the pfincipIe Of the !
= open door and equal opportunity !
= in the Orient II these are her
> objects. they cannot be called un-
just. 1t Is necessafy for the peo-
= pie to be cool and consider the !
: matter carefully. Up to now the !
y only information We have is that !
= gained from the teiegrams to the !
: newspapers. We should await !
= official information" "
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PARTY PLATFORM
NAY Kill. BILLS
AGAINST LIQUOR

Representative Lota's two anti-liquoT
|biils and Representative Vieira's bill
10 curb the activities Of wholesale
LIQUOR dealers are doomed to consign-
ment to the house graveyard. accord:
ing to the opinion of several legisla-
tive leaders today.
1T is to be regretted that these
bills are slated for the dumping
ground, said one Of the lawmakers to-
day. .because they have merit. but the
Republican platform enjoins the mem
hers those of its party Iron chang
ing the liquor law except IN certain
specified particulars. and think that
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|onies have been current for some Tine
but they we're found today to BE- IN
founded. as faf As information has
been received ii this city.
At the Hawaii Meat CoumDanr r.
was said that no announcement d the
cessation of shipments Had been re-
ceifed and that cargo was expected
on the SonQnla which arrives here
Ms| b17id q c5st 81 the quarter
master corps said ne army t'.1 had
fecsirtd no Official word q n. ~
mored act.cn and |'.4. II was 1&|.
ing cn It's fe<r1r shipment ns/. @61.
Al the b8.'.1'II q I1e war Al.
tfaI'a placed A eI1|1I3o |0 the ||-
,oftalIo1 q re. but made a. eI0||.
ton q favor q HaN|'|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

A proposal that the young Chi.
nese OF Hawaii should organize mill
tary companies and start drilling to
prepare themselves for unyielding bat
tie against China was the outstanding
feature Of big massmeeting held last
night in Ye Liberty theater to give
the Chinese residents an opportunity
of voicing their protest against Ja-
pans demands on China.
These demands, now in the center OF
international interest were declared
by Chinese orators last night to be
part of -Japan's plot to seize China
and enslaye her people.
It was emphasized this morning by
Col. Jones, the adjutant general Of the
National Guard. that the territorial
law governing the organization Of any
persons for military purposes. is very
strict Ahy organization outside the
regularly constituted bodies and the
public schools must have the written
consent OF the governor or be subject
to punishment
More than 1000 people, almost en-
tirely Chinese, attended the meeting
During most of the evening the big
theater was packed to the doors, with
many standing. There were Few white
men present Near the front sat three
Germans. said BY the Chinese to be
from the refugee. fleet Of German,
vessels in this port and to have come
from Tsingtsu In the rear were sew
eral other Germans, also said to be
from the arofuaee fleet
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MUST PAY 500 FINE FOR
ILLEGAL SALE OF LIQUOR

Victim Of dragnet spread for his
arrest BY Special License 0ficer Fem
nell. John Stone. charged with selling
Intoxicating liquor without license.
was fined 800 and costs by District
Magistrate. Monsarrat today. Stone
was given noIle prosequi on second
charge of similar nature.
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'IEUION foreign TRADE I'D
BE SEVERED COMPLETELY If
ENEMY Can STOP ALL GOODS

LONDON ANNOUNCES ALLIES PLAN, INCLUDING cONFlS-
CATION OF GOODS FROM NEUTRAL PORTS OR OF GER
MAN ORlGlN--TURkEY FESTIVE UNDER YOUNG TURKS
RULE AND MINISTRY MAY FALKLAND BATTLES EAST
AND WEST INCREASE IN SEVERITY - GREECE AND
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Battle IN West Grows More Bitter

PARIS France March 15 The campaign in the western
is steadily increasing in ferooit From the head
quarters Of the begerents conflicting versions Of minor
successes "A Havas News Agency despatch says that violent
cannonading is heard from northeast Of Dunkirk
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Plan Proposed ii Chinese lassmeetiing
To Organize Military Companies Here

toraI Law on Formation Of Military Organizations IS Strict
Japanese Consul Declares His Country Stands for Peace
in Orient and Preservation of Chnas Integrity and Urges
Moderation and the Awaiting of Official Statement on So
called Demands $500 fss
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Say Russians Successful on 0lfense

M LONDON England lL1fch "A German success il the
ermans have been checked The Russians advancing U
Flock
The Russians also carrying out successful counter
operations in the Oarpathans against the Austro
forces The Russian generals claim have taken many pris
oners and guns and other munitions
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LONDON England March 15-plans were announced
today by the British whereby the Allies hope
German foreign trade and continue their steady
on the resources of the Teutons. as . war measure
The plan includes the OBTAINING Of ships bound for Ger
many and the conscaton Of goods Of German origin
tined for Germany from neutral ports
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

The Du Pont Powder Co. Is spending
s5,00O.O0O enlarging its plant at Cits
Point, Ca.
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the Representatives will not attempt.
to find flaws in the platform. but win
follow its meaning and reject the
bills"
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Smashing Blows Of Allies Weaken
Leadership Of Young Turks Party

ATHENS, Greece March 15-With the Allies battering
away the gateway Constantnople and the Russian pd
forces winning victories in Caucasus Persia and Armenia the
situation here is becoming grave politically The leadership
Of the Young Turks party which insisted entering the
increasingly precaous because Of the revolt against their
policies. 81 zss..<s
PARIS France March 15It is reported that the Turco
German cruiser Goeben which has been in the Black Sea since
shortly after the broke has been disabled by mad
vertently striking Turkish mine.
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SAYS VenizeIos Dickered With Allies

PARIS France March 15.-A French newspaper here
declares that before Premier Venzlos Of Greece resigned he
had offered 5000 the Allies for in the war He
quoted urging that Greece should 60 to TO enlarge
territory. f3 -
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Germans Would Relieve Przemy,l

LONDON. England. March IS. The German center has
been shifted westward IN attempt relieve the fortress Of
Przemysl and drive away the investing Russians
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Britain Admits Loss Of Vessels

LONDON, England March 15-It is officially admitted
that the British merchant vessels Florazan Headands and
Hartdale have been sunk by submarines
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Italy Denies a Refusal BY Austria

ROME Italy. March 15-The Italian government has au-
hortavely denied that Austria has refused consider any
territorial concessions to Italy
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use Of its service In ID lis WAY as II may
wish. The whole world rs concerned
in anything that may brtng about
partial accommodat ion pf Interest al
IN any way NIT igate the terror d the
present destruct tive epnfliet
Sin the gmeantime whateyer arrange
ment may happily he nade between
the parties tor tn 8war and Whntever
may be the opinotn 81 the Imp erial Ger-
man government as 10 the proy fion
or the circumstant iaIf itiatf ion for
the past acts of It's comn1an tiefs 3 sea.
the Government of the united State4
confidently Il ookstt sthe ils stce and
humanity of the sC9oyernn1eut ~ Ger
MANY yindicat e all cases where Araeri'
cans are injured or the ghts 81 neas'
trails invaded. I'll.
"The Government ot Ire United
States, therefore gvety eaTrestly end
very solemnlyj renew Bth e ton
OF It's note transmitte ed 20 the iI1perla
German governing 1t on the 10TH OF
NAV, and relies In these represeflte-
Itions upon the prtnc Clip les Of littnlartt
the universally recog nizet u tlds a.
ing Of Internal onal slaWy ana fhe AM
cfent friend ship OF the German nlstlcn.
"The Government 81 the United
states cannot admit tlat the procta'
nation OF a war zone from Which reti.
trail ships have been wafned 10 Keep
away may be made 10 operate q ~
anv degree an abbreyiattpn OF The
rights either Of American shtpmen or
az American citizens bound on fnHtul
serrands as passengers on naefehtns
ships OF bellfgeren mt nat iofia hitter i
does not understand the imp srial Ger
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patlIto,w,,In WIsdom.

You wants de rain ter rain 20 trou-
bles way, an de sun ter shine silver
jin 70. pockets, losin' sight O de great
fact dat, ef you don't hit hard ticks
fer a livin' you'll go ez hongry ez de
wolf what amt got no mo- sense than
ter howl at you do'!-Atlanta Consti;
tuition. M
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g ! paIlshsd TssIs.

70 prevent scgat ohtng ot q rclished
fable attach with glue tiny paeces o.
white felt fo the Bottoms OF dishes
mat are to Be- placed thereon. Common
bakinglS soda sprinkled oyer 3 grease
spot on the fioor Swtll remove the spot
II boiling water Is poured over It
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AUToMoBIEs, Ao cEssoR1Es

3 SAFETY FIRST.
"A, tire shop for the man who wants
what he wants when he wants IT.. IN
tires, tubes and accessories. Gasoline
Is 1-3c and 1Sc. Just as close as your
telephone, Fairmont Nulcanizing: and
.Retreading Co.. First Ward, Bell phone
430:R; Consol: 565:Y. s.2-12t-No. $50
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rhouoht of Her, All RIGHT.

Thought Of Her, All Hight.
Mother-Bobby, have yeu eaten an
that candy without even thinking Of
your little sister? Robby-oh, no, ma.
/ was thinking OF her the whole time.
i was afraid she'd come before I had
finished tt-st, Louis Times.
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iHolUIJss]E;s EIF'JoRE,s SALE /, q I

ToR s1LEgi3:room house. 81 baths,
gas. electricity. Block from post.
Office: VIII sell cheap II sold In next
thirty days. Apply Box 113; this OF.
fee: q zig 0;ls;lmotso: tls
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iF6R S1IE-Secon hand oak lumber,
S. 90 per hundred. Address E. a.
pitcher Fairmont, r: D. 8. ".
1 s ~, !, !: d e.9.3t-=No..1 76
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FOR sAIE1Blank Oh and Gas Leases
b south Penn form: also Assignments
of Lease and House Leases. Apply
west virgiptan ONCE. 1.1:22
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sALE or RENT

r5R RENT OF SALE FfTe-foons
house on pike street Apply South
SIDE PLUMBING Co. both phones.
s.le.stc: 71I
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,ectfully submitted.
,'lsM Ashnraff

NJ Gt tASktStaAL
Herschel 3. Barnes
]. Norman Steele /,
H. w. Sturgeon
r.. W. Fimple
r. T. Cunningham
Wilbur Grahius
NJ. A. Fletcher m
r, NJ. Kite
E.! H. Childs Z
IN, 2. Janats0n s 4,
u, II, Barrett
q. r.. iLatta. ,'y
"A, d Simon Z
n. 2. Neptune Isl
4 %. s. Mck iney5
Charles Z 6. HOOD !
Z CurtIs49 B! Fleming y
II. e. Eea ter 2 Z
IL. G! Bolt
I r, Gllkesop
{ Arch Fleming
p!9P Kel1n dy +. s
III Nj Edd
n. g, Fettyl
SM 81 HAmllt
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iF0R7 SALE-BIanlcEC Coal Options at
ID the west virgtnian Office. s:2s-ttl
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FOE SALE

FOR ESALEl4Type writer practically
4 god las new. only SIS cost 1900
viii ship for trial prepaid: also
.eranhopi1one, 10! K J. o. Stedel; 212s
.! Fifth st, Gin innattf o!58
Ia Z z 6:11:1t.No. 1s1i
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EsTaV1RGINIA
tNfIriony County Court CLERKS 01tcn
q Mar TIM Clerk OF theS County
tc6tift OF lfnfton9 County West Virginia.
iSsrcsyS oertif tina iltheS above tst theFtrUei
rect copy OF an ORD ers entered lhYs
mo countygE Court ot the sad county this
r As Gs MARTINI.
1iSrfs ~ sSFSFfoFffc s6tiyitVyI SnSfff N
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WASHINGTON, June II. IF GLOWING
Is the text OF the note OF President
to Germany:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-23

On acounbf Monday. July ), being
4 holiday, Z following changes viii
be made: -'@0r .s.G... .4.s.,rHt.- 4
S. s.. Kind will leave Kauai Friday
July 2, at rhlar time, instead OF Sat
urday, July -: .sp" .5'.E>... ~ f..
S. S. Lihke will leave NaWihwili
Saturday, " ;, 5 p. M. with passen.
gers, mail d general freight. 5>s.as
S. 8. Glaine and w. g. Hall will
leave for rdlar ports OF call on Mon
day. July ] ......
Freight the steamers C.audme
and w. GAall will be received on
Saturday, ~ 3. instead Of Monday
July ). -. -
s. S. CLiine will sail Thursday
July l, at p. NJ. instead of Friday,
July 2; raning from Maui regular
time, Satuiy, July 3.
INTER-IAND STEAM NAEIGA.
H.. TIN COMPANY. LTD.
F. 6197-10t
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BUSY RUM0R HAS JUDGES
ENTERING LEGAL FIRMS

Important changes in the judiciary
are pending. according TO an uneon-
firmcd report this afternoon. The re-
port is that Circuit Judge Whitney.
whose term has expired but who is
still serving, no successor having been
appointed. expects 10 resign shortly
and may be expected to become a
member of legal firm headed by w. o..
Smith and which. until the retirement
of Charles r. Hemenway to join Alex
aader & Baldwin, was Smith, Warren,
Hemenway & Suttcn. Another report
today, likewise ,.rccnfiTTned. is that
# Chief Justice Robertson is not re-
appointed. he may join the firm of
Holmes. Stanley & Olson None Of
the parties concerned could be reach
ed this afternoon in time for state
meH. ..--. ...-. +. ..
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sH|RQUDING WALL
REMOVED SHOWS
fine MEMS SHOP

The city's newest commercial estab-
lishment emerged today from its
chrysalis. On Hotel street. just Eva
of Fort, builders have been working
for several weeks behind shrouding
walls, developing what is to be the
elassiest building in Honolulu for the
sale of mems and boys clothing and
haberdashery. Today hundreds of
passersby stopped to view the store
front and interior layout of this new
edifice, the new home of the Ideal
Clothing Company.
j. p. Medeiros, the president of the
corporation, designed the store him.
self, furnishing the plans for the very
unique and commodious lobby, with
its splendid display-window arrange
ment, and for the first-foor and base
ment layout Those who Witnessed
the unwilling of the facade this morn
ing say that not even on the coast can
be found a better display arrange.
ment for the showing and selling of
mems wear, Ben Seelig, formerly of
Honolulu but who has for some months
been working in San Francisco, and
is to be window trimmer and salesman
for the Ideal Clothing Company in
its new and better home, says that
when their advertised goods are dis
played nearly loo per cent Of sales is
certain.
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CHlLTON-SCULLY
CASE WELCOME
UP ON SATURDAY
Supreme Court Decision Also
Determines Status of Love
and Nakai Charges

The case OF the territory against
John T. ScHlly, Wfllmot X. Chiffon and
J. H.. Fischer, indicted for conspiracy,
now Is in shape for plea and disposi-
lion I'm Circuit Judge Ashfond's court.
IN accordance with an opinion from
the supreme court, Judge Ashford this
morning overruled chiltcnis demurrer
10 the Indictment and denied Scuily'e
motion 10 quash the Indictment
II has not yet been decided Just
when the case will be disposed OF OF
what arrangements viii be made for
It's disposition. The attitude Of the
prosecution has not been expressed in
open court. The defense prefeTs that
the matter be continued until, after
the summer vacation. Judge Ashford
sasd today that ne would like 10 see
the matter taken up al once.
Scully moved TO quash the indict-
ment fer alleged irFegalarity IN the
drawing OF the names from which the
grand jury was made up. Chiffon
merely demurred 10 the indictment
Fischer took no action. Scuily's mo-
ton and Gibbons demurrer were set
aside by Judge Ashford for the su-
preme court with q request for in.
efructions. The instructions, given in
an opinion yesterday, were TO deny
both.
This morning the instructions OF
the supreme court were presented and
Illed. The case has been set for next
Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock for dis.
position.
THE opinion OF the supreme court
determines the status OF the case OF
Eugene Love. indicted for embezzle.
ment, and the case OF Libert Nakai.
Indicted Cor manslaughter. In both
cases the defense moved 90 quash the
indictments. Judge Ashford has de-
MED the motions, The cases are on
the calendar for next Saturday morn
ing for disposition. ,i,