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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

Ashford's court are expected to be in
attendance tomorrow morning at g
O'Clock for duty.
The pupils Of the piano department
of Punahou gave a concert this after.
noon, the program being one of mis-
| cellaneous music.
Harmony Chapter No. 4, Order OF
Eastern Star, meets in the Odd Eel.
lows building this evening at the reg.
ular hour. Business Of importance.
1 The members of Olive Branch Re.
Bekah: Lodge No. 2, I. o. 20. F., will
give an at home Thursday evening,
February 4. All Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs invited to attend.
A regular meeting of the territorial
central committee Of the Republican
party win be held at Republican head
quarters, Spreckels buildings, at 7:30
tonight.
The members of Olive Branch Re
bekah Lodge No. 2, l., o. o. F. will
give an cat home" Thursday evening,
February 4. All Odd Fellows and Re-
Bekahs invited to attend. - :. -
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h[orrlal6or,D
HANZ1H

Sugar at 400 began to exercise It's
influence on the stock exchange to
day, with the result Of general rise
in quotations more marked than any
Of recent weeks. Not only was there
a general advance but there came also
q quickening Of interest and many
transactions.
H. C.. q s., Hawaiian Sugar, Nc
Bryde, Olaa and Kehaka made good
gains. H. c. C s. made y gain to
3315 between boards and an addition
al Y this morning; 290 shares chang
ed hands. Hawaiian Sugar advanced
to 341lz, gain Of y McBryde touched
the 6-cent mark, its highest this year..
$50 shares being sold olaa was up
u. Kekaha registered its first trans
action of the year at 137ls, rise Of
~.
Brewery also was up Y. Pineapple.
was unchanged, as were Gas common
and Olaa IS.
Dividends were announced as fol-
lows: Haiku, 81; Paia. 81; Kekaha.
81; Pioneer. 20; Waimea, 81.
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JURY ACQUITS PAVA0
or STATUTORY CHARGE;
J OUT THREE MINUTES

After being out less than three min
utes jury In the federal court this
morning returned q verdict of not
guilty in the case of Manuel M. Pa
vac. The defendant was charged with
. statutory offense, the complaining
witness being Maria Pimental, deaf
mute. The trial which closed today
was the second hearing of the case,
the, first having resulted ID disagree
ment.
The jury was composed OF A. f.
Thayer. w r. Grace, H. B. Weller, J..
M. Irvine. G. s. Desky. 3. o. White,
s. S. Peck, s. ]. Lyle. p. H. Bar
tells, Joaquin Souza, Robert Horner
and r. j. Buchly
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THREE NEW OFFICERS
FOR HAWAIIAN DEP

Several changes in the CON.
stoned personnel OF local regin1. q
are announced In war department ..
ders just received here The trai|.'.
Of officers being due to the poIII. G.
colonizing regiments, and cha1|'.
the officers when their fonr.year toll
Of foreign service Is up.
Capt w B. Cochran. 9TH Inlan||
and Capt Thomas R. Harler 1.|
Infantry, come to the 2nd Infan||.
Capt Clarence r. Day. 5th Cara'I.
Is transferred to the 4th Cavalry
These changes become efld1.'|.
May I, the three officers beinF ..
dered to sail for HAWAII on the I..
transport.
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SENATOR HARDING TO De /
GUEST or AD CT B At
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY

United States Senator-elect w. G,
Harding of Ohio will be the guest OF
honor at the Ad Club luncheon on
Wednesday noon. -. -....s ~
Senator Harding in response to q
wireless invitation extended through
Representative C. II. Brown has an
swered that he will be there provided
storms do not delay the Matsonia, In
which he Is a passenger. ~a
The other big feature Of the Wed.
nesday luncheon will be the address
of the leaders in charge Of the Mid
Pacific Carnival. They win tell what
has been done and what the people
are expected to do in helping out.
There will be music by the Kumalae
quintet club and it is expected that
one Of the record breaking assemblies
will be on hand.
Plans for the entertainment OF Sen
ator-elect Harding are still In embryo,
due TO the uncertainty as to whether
he and Mrs. Harding will continue on
to Hilo on the vessel, spending week
there before returning to Honolulu. 1t
is certain, however. that the senator
elect and his wife will be the guests
of the governor and the territory at
a number OF social affairs. They are
expected to be in the territory about
three weeks. ....
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ORDERSOF THE:
HAWAIIAN DEBT.
HonoluIn. 7. II February 1,

Honolulu, T. H., February 1, 1915
Special Orders No. "a. q
(Extract.C
l., Pvt. Harry T. Mayor. Company
NJ, I'd infantry, now on duty at these
Headquarters, will be discharged from
the army by his commanding officer
by purchase, under the provisions Of
General Orders No. 81, War Depart
ment, series 1914.
BY command of Maj.-gen. Carter.
2. Cpl. Samuel E. Lyeth. Company
A, I'd Infantry, Fort Shafter, T. H.,
will proceed to this city. reporting on
arrival to the Department Adjutant
for duty at these headquarters.
There being no public quarters avail
able and IL being impracticable to
assign this soldier to any organization
for rations the Quartermaster Corps
will provide suitable quarters and
commute his ratfons at the rate Of 81
per day while on this duty.
The Quartermaster Corps will furh-
ish the necessary transportation. The
journey is necessary for the public
service.
8. Pvt Patrick Rawlings, Battery
E, LIST Field Artillery. Schofield Bar
racks. T. H., viii be discharged from
the army by the commanding officer
OF that post, by purchase, under the
provisions OF General Orders No. 81,
War Department, series 1914.
Under the conditions mentioned in
section OF said order. $40 Of the
purchase price Of discharge is remit
ted In this case. -.....
4. Pvt. Walter r. Merchant, Com
pany G, I'd Infantry, Fort Shafter. T.
H, viii be discharged from the army
by the commanding officer of that
post, by purchase, under the proyis-
ions of General Orders No. 81, War
Department, series 1914.
5. Pvt. Walter z. Rose, Battery E,
1st Field Artillery, Schofield Barracks.
T. H., will be discharged from the
army by the commanding officer Of
that post, by purchase, under the pro-
visions Of General Orders No. 81, War
Department, series 1914. a
6. Pvt. John M. Swain, Company A,
I'd Infantry, Fort Shafter. T. H., Isl
transferred to the Hospital Corps at
that post
Leave of absence for one month
and % days. with permission to leave
the Department. to take effect upon
arrival at San Francisco, Cal, of the
April transport. is granted I'd Lieut.
Edwin J. o'Hara, Coast Artillery
Corps, Fort De Russy, T. H.
Attention is invited to General Or
ders No 1876. War Department, 1907,
and General Orders No. S5, series
1914, these headquarters.
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CORPORATION MEETINGS

Annual corporation meetings are
now N fun swing, though none Of the
big plantations has yet had its meet
ing. From now on for the next few
weeks there viii be : large number Of
meetings to 90 over the past years
work and elect officers for the new
year.
The meetings 40 advertised to be
held include the following:
February 4-ionoiuIu Soap Works,
4 p. m.
February 8 -tionoIuIu Gas Company.
9 .. m.
February s-kona Tobacco Com
pany, 10 4. m.
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Z Buy your Y. N. G. A. meal books
todsy:-Adv.
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.SINTON SLAYER
Of DE FREEZE,
Police BELIEVE
Bieodstains Found on Clothes
of Soldier Who Admits Being
/ With Murdered Man, Charge

BENJAMIN Sinton, belonging to the
1o4th Company, U. s. Coast Artillery
Is today held at police headquarters
pending the fling Of a complaint
charging him with the murder OF VII
liam De Freeze, member Of the or.
ganization.
That SInton is implicated in the
death of Ee Freeze, whose matgled
body was found in a vacant lot near
the corner Of Bishop and Queen
streets late Saturday night, Is tie be-
lief held by Captain of Detectives Bic.
Duffe and the police, who 1eciare
they have secured much important
evidence to sustain their opinion.
Mcnuffie has Iearned from Sinton
after a series Of contradictory state
ments that De Freeze was indeoted
to lIirn for sums advanced to purchase
q discharge from the army. Il
William, Dunnagan, q dishonorably
discharged soldier arrested shortly
after the murder, was today released
De Freeze died from wounds ini1ict-
I'd on his head by brick. An I'M
opened knife was found within few
fcsl from where the murdered man
lay. Officers from tie detective de-
rartmcnt secured the remains CT a
bottl, which Sint1E admitted con-
tanned alcohol that he and Ds Freeze
earljer In the evening had drunk,
mixed with sodawater. Sinton admit
ted to McDuffie today that be had ic-
cyInpaHied De Freeze on Saturday
evening. He had asked De Freeze,
then sa;I to be much. under the infiu.
evice Of liquor, to repay some of the
money he owed him. .-s......
lie Freeze had been released :.cm
the &c station on Sa'Iir :4v after
having been confined soma hours
taerc for drunkenness. When he left
headquarters he had about $50. When
the body was foun5 bloodsfained and
inangled, the money was gone.
"A careful inspection of the clothing
alleged tofhave been worn by Sinten
on SATURDAY night and secured at the
Coast Artillery barracks last night
q number of bloodstains. The
hat Is much spotted, while several
larger patches Of blood are Oh the leg
gEgs and coat. The shoes also bear
similar marks
Captain McDuffe was Immediately
detailed by Sheriff Rose on the case.
He says Sntin made many cantradfc-
tafy statements to him regarding his
on Saturday night, The
man now held In custody admits hay-
ing purchased the alcohol at the
Chambers Drng store. He joined De
Freeze few minutes later, he said,
and they later secured sodawater with
which the intoxicant was nlixed. Sim
ton is reported by the military Off
GERS to have arrived at Fort Arm.
strong at 1885 Saturday might.
The police spent hours M search |
Of suspects at a number of lodging
houses throughout the city,. Several
including men who gave
their names as Simpson, Hefffan aad |
Byers. were brought 10 Headquarters.
questioned and released. Heffran is |
said to have told the police that he |
ast saw De Freeze M company with |
Sinton.
Deputy Sheriff Asch is holding up |
he coroner's inquest until he can get |
additional Information through. the in |
now being conducted by
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SAYSDELEGATE
WORKED HARD
HARBORS BILL
Raymond C. Brown Declares
Kuhio Should Be Commended
For What He Has Done

Secretary Raymond c. Brown of the
Chamber Of Commerce made the fol-
lowing statement this morning:
Il have Just seen a private letter re-
ceiVed by business house In Homo
lulu from a gentleman in the East
who has been considerably interested
In the Kahuiui project appropriation
which was left out of the rivers and
harbors bill by the House OF Repre-
sentatiVes and ! am fully convinced
that Delegate Kalanianaole Is entitled
to considerable praise and common
dation for the efforts he has put forth
I'm an attempt to have the harbors OF
Hawaii represented in that bill. Per-
sonally, / have not been in favor Of
Prince Cupid as our delegate to Wash
ington but believe in giving praise
where praise Is due and to Offset some
OF the hard knocks that has been
given the delegate ! want to say that
he has certainly performed much
work for us In connection with the
rivers and haTbors bill. Il Is not al
ways necessary to get favorable re-
suits before one is commended with
good work. Much good wotk/ and
much hard work sometimes shows no
favorable results and in this instance
want to be one to pat Kuhio on the
back and say good work.
The letter above referred to shows
that Prince Cupid has busted himself
quite largely IN working with senators
In an attempt to- have Honolulu har-
bors recognized anu having the needs
OF our harbors inserted in the rivers
and harbors bin.
The information that | have tends
TO show that there is very little like
lihood OF either Honolulu or Kahulu1I
getting any portion of their s250,0O0
and 100000. respectively. this ses-
sion, but / can see no good reason for
rapping Prince Cupid and saying 4
told you so, / thing we should for
get the fact ths abe was not on the
get the fact that he was not on the
hearty support now that he is 'on the
Job, land be.ieye greater good will
come Of that method rather than the
method OF always condemning him.
Praise should be given where praise
IL due regardless OF personal animos-
ity and personal dislikes."
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GAY PASSES TEST FOR
MOUNTED POLICEMAN

E., Gay, discharged by Mayor Lane
from the position as milk inspector
In favor of the executives brother,
Lot Lane, looms up again as q pros.
pectiye. city employee. Gay took the
civil service examination for po-
sition as mounted police officer and
passed. according to the commissions
findings Saturday night. He probably
win be seen riding policeman's horse
In the near future
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DELINQUENT GIRLS SENT
TO INDUSTRIAL scH00

Eva Kupihea and Rose johnson. 81
two 15-year-old girls arrested BY s.
police Saturday night in company W.
two soldiers, were sentenced to Fl.
at the girls, Industrial school By [.
cult Judge whitney this afterno..
Probation Officer John C. Ande +.
says that the Kupfhea girl has Il.
in the institution before and that I.|
have been on probation IN iuV.. 4
court for several months.
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NEW TO-DAY

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department, washington, D. c..
until 10 O'Clock a. m, March 2, 1915,
for delivering at the naval station,
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. naval supplies,
as follows Bolts, pipes and fittings,
valves, volunteers. watt meters Apply
for proposals to the navy pay office
Honolulu, T.. H, or to the Bureau.
SAMUEL MCGOWAN. Paymaster
General, u. 8. N 1-13-l5. +.
6076-Feb. 1, 8.
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|LO(M AND FlERkL

Harmony Lodge. /. o o F.. meets
this evening at T::30 O'Clock
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FREE

With each order for one dozen of
our fine retouched portrait postcards.
we will give, free, one cabinet photo.
regular Sc dozen size.
This offer il for ten days only.
Portrait post cards $1.50 per dozen.
The KODAGRAPH SHOP, Cor. Hotel
and Union streets. ADV.
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I The members of Olive Branch Re
Bekah Lodge No. 2, l. o. 20. F., will
give an at home Thursday evening,
February 4. All Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs invited to attend.
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Kenneth Switzerland. deputy reve
nue. collector for Coney Island dis
trict, received "black hand" letter
recently. It is supposed to be from
the Illicit wine makers of that sec.
ton, -. q. - = r. :
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
Excelsior, Minnesota

Excelsior, the hub of the we'll
known Minnetonka fruit region, the
largest and best located village on
the celebrated Lake Minnetonka, Is
miles from Minneapolis, with half
hourly trains on an electric line, with
frequent trains on the M. & St. L.
railway, together with its Immediate
ly surrounding territory is the best
location anywhere in which to build
suburban homes. That fact is being
yearly, more and more recognized by
the people who are anxious to get
away from the crowded city and get
out where the air is free from smoke
and dust and where they can buy
acres for less than a single lot can
be purchased for in desirable loca-
ton in the city.
This is strictly a suburban location
naturally supplied with large trees,
consequently you don't have to wait
for them to grow. The soil is rich
and fruits and flowers need only to
be planted and properly attended to
and one may make their home sur-
soundings as beautiful as they please
with very little expense. Not a fiat
territory, but one of hills, dales and
small lakes.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
FOGELMARK BROTHERS.

The large and we'll filled store of
the Fogelmark Brothers hardware
company at Excelsior, Minnesota, is
an institution we'll adapted to the
many city wants and needs of the
surrounding farming and agricultural
country. 1t contains everything in
hardware, shelf and heavy, tools, ETC.,
besides commodities of miscellaneous
nature pertaining to the trade.
The many industries of the city and
tributary country adjacent to Excel
sior requires vast aggregation of
miscellaneous goods in hardware lines
and these will all be found in this fine
store.
The store has been established for
a long time and is we'll and favorably
known as fruitful source of supply
for all that is best in the lines enumer-
ated above.
The members of the firm are men
of high business integrity, liberal and
public-spirited, and have on all occa-
sions been among the foremost in
furthering any project that has for
its object the betterment of the city
and country. We can commend them
to the patronage of all our readers
and we wish them an ever increasing
success and continued prosperity.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

FARM LANDS IN MINNESOTA.
There are $3.50 farms in the
state of Minnesota, containing an av-
erage of III acres per farm, aggre-
eating 27,623,000 acres in all. This
refers to land which has actually been
converted into farms. The recent
census, taken by the Federal Govern
ment, shows that the total acreage
cultivated in Minnesota is 100000
acres.
State Lands.
The state of Minnesota owns ap-
proximately 100000 acres of land,
percentage of which is offered for sale
each year, at public auction, by the
State Auditor, at the county seats in
the counties in which the land is To-
Gated.
Minnesota is one of the important
potato producing states of the Union.
According to United States govern
ment reports the average area in po-
tatoes during the last ten years was
about 145,O00 acres, with maximum
of $1,000 acres in 1910.
Cranberries.
The marsh and bog lands in parts
of northern and eastern Minnesota
are natural cranberry beds, and thou
sands of quarts are taken out. each
year. Where these boys are subdued
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
Hopkins, Minnesota

Hopkins is situated in Hennepin
County and has population of ap-
proximately $500. The incorporated
name is West Minneapolis, and it is
the largest suburb of Minneapolis and
also live and progressive manufac-
turing city. Here is located the Min
neapolis Threshing Machines i'm
mense plant employing hundreds of
workmen, and whose products are sold
all over the United States, and par
ticularly the western territory.
Hopkins is located on the Mime
apolis & St. Louis, the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St.. Paul railways and on
the Twin City Rapid Transit COM
pany's electric lines. 1t is nine miles
southwest of Minneapolis, the county
seat.
Hopkins has two banks, gas and
water works and electric light plant.
Two live, up-to-date weekly news
papers are published. 1t has good
school houses and fine church edi-
fees, among which are fine Catholic
church and school. The Catholic
church is ably looked after by a bril-
liant and Jealous pastor.
and Systematically handled, the yield
is largely increased.
The mining industry of Minnesota
is confined to the mining of iron ore,
the mining of clay and limestone, the
manufacture of clay products and &C.
ment, and the quarrying of building
stone.
Minnesota has worldwide repu-
tation as an iron ore producer; St.
Louis County alone produces over 90
per cent of the iron ore mined in the
United States.
It is estimated that over $4,000 peo-
pie in St. Louis County are directly
dependent on the iron mining indus
try. About 20 per cent of this num-
Der represents the population con-
nected with transportation, outlying
exploration, ETC., the balance being
the resident population of the two
ranges.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

same; and yet Minnesota has more
natural resources than New England
and New York, and more agricultural
possibilities than Pennsylvania.
Belgium, with 1882 square miles,
has a population of 7,OOO,0 OO-622 to
the square mile The Netherlands has
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

1908 square miles, and a population
of 5,59O,OOO-442 to the square mile.
Denmark, with 1888 square miles,
has population of 2,500,0 0O-168 to
the square mile. France, with 207 900
square miles, has a population of 3d.
600, OOO-188 to the square mile.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

New England has 66,465 square
miles and 100000 people-about 100
to the square mile. New York has
45,170 square miles, and 100000 peo-
ple-176 to the square mile. Pennsyl-
vania has 45,215 square miles and T.
100000 people-16 to the square mile.
Minnesota has 1896 square miles,
and 100000 people-26 to the square
mile. Minnesota can put New Eng
land within her borders and have TO-
600 square miles to spare. She can
almost take New York and Pennsyl-
vania added together, and do the