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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20
COL. LINCOLN
RESIGNATION IS '
CAUSE OF RlHMOR
Friction With Gen. Johnson is
Denied Absolutely BY Ma
tional Guard Heads
SOON TO BE PROMOTED
TO MAJOR, REGULAR ARMY

{ After serving efficiently since jan
nary of this year, Col. Charles 5.
Lincoln, u. s. A., inspector-instructor
OF the National Guard of Hawaii, ten
'defed his resignation yesterday as COS
onel OF the LIST Infantry, N. G. H.,
and has requested the Hawaiian de.
partment that he be relieved as In
spectorinstructor.
4 Both Col. Lincoln and Brig. Gen.
Samuel /. johnson, commanding the
National Guard OF Hawaii, declare
that the only reason for the formers
resignation Is that he is soon to be pro-
NOTED from captain to major of the
regular army, under the new National
Defense Act, but reports from, outside
sources are persistent that the
coloners action is the result of dis
agreement with General Johnson's al.
legged political activities.
Il resigned because | am about to
be promoted, and under the new con-
citions prefer to be with the regular
troops" said Col Lincoln this morn
ing when asked for statement.
There Is nothing to rumors Of any
friction with Gen. johnson" The
colonel added that he has been In reg
ular army service on Oahu for the last
three and half years, having come
to the islands In January, 1913, as
captain with the End infantry at Fort
Shafter. He was appointed January
!, 1916, as inspector-instructor of the
National Guard of Hawaii and is con-
coded to have filled the position very
satisfactorily. It is reported that he
will be assigned to command bat.
TALON Of regulars soon as major in the
Continued from page one) -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20
CITY PURCHASING
Agent COMPLIES
TABLEOF COSTS

Wheat will cost the city cents a
ton less, about LILO of per cent, and
coal $3.50 a ton more, about AZ per
cent, this six>month period than dur
ing the last H. e. Wescott, city pur-
chasing agent, has completed his tabu.
lation of bids for materials and sup.
plies for city usee and Is sending con-
tracts to % firms today.
Only two items were found In a
partial examination that will cost the
city less from now, on. AS stated,
wheat has gone down cents a ton.
Meat will cost the city but S.9 cents,
instead of 3 cents a pound
Asphalt is to cost $3.50 a ton, in
stead of $500; gasoline, 1875 cents a
gallon instead of 15.5 cents; cement,
Sass a barrel, instead of $2.65; cop.
Per wire, SO cents a pound, instead of
"a cents; bran, $37 ton, instead of
$50, and so on through the list.
Because of the strike on the coast
the city is paying lighterage cost of soc
a barrel on cement at present. The
city contracts call for the payment of
extraordinary cost of material due to
strikes and other such causes.
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IS
HELD WITH GOV.
PINKHAM TODAY

For the purpose of going over the
matter thoroughly and ascertaining
Just how far the boundaries of the
proposed Kilauea Volcano National
Park encroach on the forest reserve
of the Bishop estate, a committee,
consisting OF PRESIDENT George w.
Smith of the Chamber Of Commerce;
A. F. Judd, representing the Bishop
estate, and Giles H. Gere, civil engi-
neer and superintendent for the
estate, conferred today with Governor
Lucius E. Pinkham. ~ i -.
The lines of the proposed park en-
croach about $50 acres on the Bishop
estate, says President Smith of the
chamber. which was asked by, the
estate to appoint one committee
members, together with one appointed
by it, to go over the matter with Gov.
ernor Pinkham. ,...
1t appears that the original survey
did not encroach on the estates for
est reserve, but the second survey
made took in considerable land in the
reserve. The conference was held To-
day to straighten out the situation
and determine where the boundary
lines should run. " - ~ =. -.
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~
JUDGE SIUART'S
letter FAILS TO
DISTURB WILSON
luriSt's Bomb Touched Off But
No Big Explosion
Results

I0||IL..
WASHINGTON. D. Ct, July o.
Judge T. b. Stuart Of Hawaii rugged
up bomb and touched 1t off. Tia
purpose vas TO shake the govern
mental foundsfions. hihw1ng Score
tary Lane. Attorney General Gregory
and 0overnor Pinkham out of the
water. incidentally, II was calculated
10 jostle the President Of the United
States.
The net result Of the explosion YVES
to disturb nobody and effect nothing.
It did not make ripple on the sur.
face of the water. No public men
ton was made Of the matter. The
newspapers did not carry a line OF
the judges letter.
Governor PInkham. with Judges
Robertson and whitney. will not hear
OF the bomb except nom unofficial
sources. The shock win not reach
them Judge Stuart, after this bomb.
throwing. could not achieve the gov
ernorship inside OF million years.
His attack on Secretary Lane and AT.
torney General Gregory had no effect
other than 70 materially strengthen
Governor Pinkh&m and the members
Of the bench essailed
Governor Pinkham Is y queen com.
pared with Judge Stuart" is the way
In which the situation is described by
interior department people.
Judge stuart began the formulation
r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20
REPUBLICANS ARE
GIVEN CHOICE BY
CHAIRMAN BERNDT
1'Reorganize Committee or
WIN Feel Compelled to
Quit" His Attitude
BUSINESS COMMUNITY
REPRESENTATION SLIGHT
Party Harmony Can Only Be
Reached BY Having All In
ferests Fairly Dealt With

Emil A. Berndt, interviewed this
morning on the subject Of his atti
fude on resigning the chairmanship
Of the Republican party, made the
following statement:
an view of misleading statements
that have been made, desire to en-
phatically confirm previous state.
ments to the effect that unless 1t can
be arranged TO effect q reorganiza'
ton Of the central committee whereby
party harmony can be reached by hav.
ing all elements In ne community
equitably represented, I am convinced
that my efforts would not be attend.
ed with success, and therefore feel
Il incumbent to tender my resigna-
ton in order that those responsible
for the present organization, and who
are in favor Of continuing it, may
have entire control and the responst.
bility that goes with 1t.
Il believe that the committee was
fairly chosen, so far as the voting
was concerned. but without due de.
liberation and that II will be readily
appreciated that the business COM
munity Is not adequately represented.
Perhaps the fault for this lies more
with the business community than
anywhere else; nevertheless believe
Il would be wisdom on the part of
those In control to see that 1t is given
representation. have naturally re.
garded that my greatest opportunity
for service TO the party would be
through securing the united support
NJ the huafnnaf nnon1n ard without
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ton on the 'front.' is unchanged. A
German air squadron successfully
bombed stations in Horodzieya and
'Poroyelzyon. The squadron attacked
in the mass toward Baranovitshi.
where hostile troops and transports
are stationed
Linsingen's army: Partially live
her enemy fire activity, especially in
Stochod and further southwest Of
Luck.
Bothmer's army: No incidents Of
importance.
Balkan sectors: Unchanged.
RevaI Bombarded.
The German admiralty reports that
on July Is German naval aeroplanes
bombed the enemy's torpedo boats,
submarines and military establish
ments In the Russian naval port Of
Reval. Numerous hits obtained On
enemys forces. One submarine hit
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lOngshOrenlen
Back At Work
Unionists in Coast Port Back
on Jobs at Old Wages;
Question of Closed Shop
Awaits Further Discussion

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal WrelessD
<<<< <<<<< ~
= SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 4
y 2o.--lndications Of the breaking I
+ up Of the coast port strike I
= which has tied San Francisco
y shipping and water commerce I
= tight for weeks came today 4
= when the bulk Of the lonsshore- ],
= men returned to work.
= Four thousand Of the men, en- 4
= ployed in many branches of the I
y shipping business, Including the
= bay and river boatmen, went
~ back to work at the old wage 4
y scale. No agreement between 4
= the Iongshoremen's union and 4
\ the ShipoWners' Association has I
= been reached upon the question :
\ of an "open" or CLOSED" shop.
4 That remains to be settled by 4
= negotiations. I
Announcement made last night 4
\ that all the longshoremen who I
= were striking, excepting those I
= loading lumber, would return to 1
' work today proved correct. I
4 TACOMA, Wash, July 90 I
r The striking longshoremen here 4
\ went back to work today.
= 4 - = 3 = = = 4 i = + i + l. /
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Villa Is Likely
To Be Captured

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
<<&$$$%%$%<<$$$$$%
y CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, July =
\ 20.-The capture of Gen. Pan
\ cho" Villa, the willy outlaw who =
= long has eluded Carranza and =
\ American pursuers, seems prob !
y able today. Villa and band OF ,
= 500 men are surrounded in the \
\ vicinity of Amador, according to =
= a report today to Gen. Tfevino \
y by Gen. Ramos. The latter sends =
\ a message that his 1000 men \
have trapped "Pancho" and the \
y latter will probably be taken. \
= !
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four times. Large conflagrations took
place. In spite Of heavy anttaircraft
gun fire and enemy's aeroplane. al
German aeroplanes returned un-
harmed to sea forces, who waited out.
side the bay.
Russian Air Fighting.
Three Russian aeroplanes on July
IL attacked at the entrance to Riga
bay part OF German sea forces. They
we're unsuccessful with bombs One
was shot and the others were chased
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JAPANESE TENNIS MEN
LOSE TO FASTENERS

fAxsocisted Press by Federal wireless)
NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. l.. July
20.---Craig Biddle OF Philadelphia and
Kolmet Canar of Harvard defeated
Kumagae and Mikami the Japanese
tennis champions, in four hard-fought
set today, 6-3, rs, 4-6, ga.
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SAN FRANCISCO
BUSINESSMAN IS
suicide VICTIM

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.--Louis
Resented, member of John Resented
Sons, committed suicide early today
by shooting himself in the head In
Golden Gate Park. He was in the
hospital recently and was suffering
from nervousness, which is ascribed
as a possible explanation of his deed.
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NEARLY 500 NOW
CARRIED OFF BY
GREAT EPIDEMIC

(Associated Press ny Federal wireless)
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 20.-Thir.
ty-one deaths from infantile paralysis
were reported today for the last "a
hours, with 119 new cases.
The toll of the epidemic is now
487 deaths and PAS cases.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
POLK TO ASK ABOUT
BRITISH TRADE BAR
ON AMERICAN FIRMS
Associated Press by Feceral wireles,)

ASSOCIATED Press bv Federal wirelessl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 20.-An
informal inquiry is TO be made by
Counselor of the State Department
Polk to the British embassy for in
formation concerning the application
of the British Trading with the
Enemy act to American business
firms.
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Austrians Smash Enemy With Rocks

BERLIN, Germany, July 2oItaan forces swarming into the
Austrian Borco repued and shattered when
the Ausans guarding the hills rolled huge bouders down them
says official Vienna despatch Machine guns aided the damage done
by the avalanche of stones.
Repeated French attacks the Germans south of the Somme
have been repued
of the Somme.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20

coed Lung Chi Guam, who has been
removed by Ii Yuan-Hung Lung Chi
Guam refused to give up his position,
and an armed force has been called
upon to GUST him.
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French Deliver Hot Attacks on S
German, Both Sides Of the Somme
ASSOCIATED Press Service By Federal wirsI.ss,

PARIS France July 20Th French delivered stiff attacks
day both sides of the Somn The north trenches Of Harde
taken by repeated charges.
Southwark five miles of the German front trenches
tured, between Barlerx and Soyecourt. 81
There continuous bombardment today Ayocourt and Chat
ancourt the Verdm sector.
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LA FOIIETTE'S FHIBUSTER HOLDS UP NAVAL Bill
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices OF
stocks en- the New York marekt to-
day. sent by tie Associated Press over
tire Feoeral Wireless.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20
NEW kwANeTuNe GOVERNOR

(Marconigram to Liberty Newsl
SHANGHAI. China, July 20.-Chow
Sun Chun has been appointed gov.
ert1or Of Kwangtung province to sue
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Cincinnati-P Philadelphia 6, Gin
cinnati o; Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia
3.
AT Chicago Chicago 1, New York
o.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 5, Boston 2.
At Pittsburg-Wet grounds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20

The cork oak of Spain is said to
grow best in poorest soil, thus prov
ing itself FIRST cousin to the crouch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-20
German Zeppelin Said Shot Down

LONDON Eng July pa big German Zeppelin which recently
aded the Russian Baltic port of Riga hit by the gune of anti
aircraft guns wrecked Tom says Russian despatch
Most of the saved
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Fighting on River Somme at
Furious Pace Night and Day
fAssociated Press SERVED b. Federal wirelessl

LONDON Eng July 20-ghting the Sonmie continues
at furious pace today The British made gains Deve wood
Longueva Bazentn and of Lepsc redoub At all
of these positions the fighting was bloody
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WIN
GAME; BLANK
FOIL S TOSSERS

(Associsted Press s. Federal Wirelessl

(Associsted Press by Federal wireiessl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20
The Athletics won their third game
this month when they shut out the
Cleveland Indians in the second game
OF the double header today. The
White Sox, playing in Washington,
dropped two close games to the SEN
ators, going from third to fourth
place. The Browns and Tigers de.
'feated the leaders today. Second di.
vision teams made good showing In
the National League. Philadelphia be-
ing the only eastern team to win a
game.
The scores of the games today are
as follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Philadelphia Clevelend 4, Phila-
delphia 2: Philadelphia 2, Cleveland
o.
At Washington Washington 4, Chi
cago 8; Washington 2, Chicago /.
At New York-St. Louis 4, New
York 2.
At Boston Detroit 3. Boston 2.
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ASSOCIATED Press Service By Federal wirsless)

LONDON, England July 20Brith paroling cruisers The
spread the North Sea and the English Channel have trapped
of Germanys and greatest submarines,
official made the House of Commons
Financial Secretary of the of diver of
the U35 of the U35 submarines would
brought London and that general public would have
tunity to see it.
NoteThe U-35 class is said to be practically powerful
Deutschland which Baltimore after
Atlantic trip The Uboats however equipped with torpedoube
guns whereas the Deutschland for merchantan
equipped with offensive according the report Of the
American experts. IS . ].
BALTIMORE Md July 20-Furthsr today that
Deutschland preparing for her dash under the
Capt Koeng his uniform today and studied the
charts of the Paapsco river Chesapeake Bay The vessels
gines finally tested and pronounced perfect
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BRITISH TRAP new U-BOAT Of
CLASS IS; DEUTSCHLAND GETS
READY FOR DASH TO OPEN SEA
Engines Tested and Found Perfect
Heavy Fighing on East and West
Fronts Continues---French Claim
Important Gains---Austrians Re-
pulse Italians
(Associated Press

Wirless
WASHINGTON o. c. July 2o-senator La Toilette almost single
Today the floor Of the senate he continued h attack the naval
yielding h fbuster the vetr.
Congress- rsprssen
interests"
defeated British entered trenches they have
Lnsinsens assresssss the Tsutons
&. s
PETRoGRAD the Turk
1t stoekhod been repulsed
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MAILS

From San Francisco
Mexican, July q.
For San. Francisco
Sierra, July Is.
From Vancouver:
Makura, Aug. 8
For Vancouver:
Makura. July Il.
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.sId. tEx-dlvIdend. tunquoted.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25

ing with red roses," laughed Molly,
tons and tons Of them. This is a diff
ferent proposition. He has reduced ev-
erything in life to dollars and cents,
and he thinks that If he can only break
Bert and father therell be no wedding
bells for us. Bert and l will each be
compelled to seek a more lucrative
match"
She glanced smilingly at Bert and
surprised on his face a curious express
sion, which plunged her into deep and
not overly pleasant thought.
He'd have bluffed me long ago."
confessed Fern. I'D have been so
scared to death that by this time I'd be
sending out afternoon tea invitations
on his business stationery"
"You spiritIess wretchT chided
Molly.
1T might not be SO bad, after all."
returned Fern, persisting, now that
she had started, in revealing the en-
tire depth of her depravity. Il sup.
pose l ought to be ashamed to &C.
knowledge it, but like Sledge."
you may pack up your things and
go home." laughed Molly, not really
blaming her for the sentiment, how.
ever. You're positively hopeless.
Fern"
''All right" insisted Fern. Il don't
think there'd be any more fun than
tanning and managing a big brute like
him"
Throw her out" begged Bert ''She's
dangerous!'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25
CHAPTER XIII.
MoIly's Anxiety Well Founded.

N OLLY'S anxiety was by no
n" means feigned, for the next
morning, at 10 o'clock, she
called up her father at his Of
fee and asked him If he had received
an answer to his telegram. In rather
worried tone lie replied that he had
not, but that he would let her know
as soon as he had done SO.
She wandered about the house, quite
Ill at ease; then, unable to content her
self, suggested to Fern that they make
ready for a drive. When they were
in front of the telephone. but conquered
that temptation. Instead, she made
their first stop at her fathers Office.
and, with a curious degree of consider
alton, waited in the little red reception
room to be announced. She was told
to come right in, and found Bert with
her father.
Marley silently handed her a tele-
gram. 1t read:
Our Mr.. Goldman will see you In two
weeks from today.
1.-TWO weeks" she worried. Cant
you possibly hurry them upT'
Marley handed her another telegram:
r impossible to arrange earlier date 2-~" al
Hunts resignation was in my mail
this morning." stated Marley. with
forced quietness. HE has taken a
position as secretary with Sledge's
company, and suppose half my Office
force will follow him."
1.-Two weeks" speculated Bert, then
he added impatiently: "Confound 1t,
Marley! I'm in a pretty pickle If we
can't clear our skirts of this thingl
I borrowed the money to buy up Mood
sons stock from some friends of mine,
and on my unsupported note. To lose
would mean the absolute end of my
social standing, here or anywhere"
"We1l see that you get yours first, V
| offered Marley, whose respect for his
son-in-law to be was only superficial.
II didn't mean to urge my personal
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25
Continued in nert aUeek's Banner.
Dynamite.


Dynamite If carefully made and kept
will not explode except by shock or q
blow; hence a cap or detonator is at
fixed to charge just before firing to
set it off. Get fire in open air dyna-
mite burns ficrcely with a smoky fame,
but does not explode unless several
sticks are closely piled together or
packed in a box. The most common
cause Of premature explosion of dyna-
mite Is separation of its nitroglycerin,
slight friction or shock causing this to
explode and, i'll turn, explode the dy-
bamitc. Separation of nitroglycerin
usually occurs when frozen dynamite
is being thawed out; hence so many
cases of explosion by careless or igno-
rant persons who use perfectly good
stove In course of instruction in how
to handle dynamite. The force of a
dynamite explosion is usually greatest
downward. Thus a stick of dynamite
exploded on a rock without being COW
cred will shatter the rock, but will pro-
duce little effect in other directions.
Like all explosives, dynamite must be
inclosed to produce it's maximum eff
fects. Dynamite Is sometimes prepar-
ed In granular form for producing GER
tain explosive effects, but its action Is
too rapid and intense for use in rifles
or cannon.-American Druggist.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25

fuse to take your ORDERS" she calmly
Informed him, surprised to find in her.
self an inclination to giggle over her
use of that splendidly ringing remark.
MOLLY will shield you from all harm,"
she added, and she was snickering
when she rejoined Fern.
whats the joker" asked that young
lady. I've been dying all morning to
hear somebody giggle."
You're to chaperon me while l 20
over and make love to Sledge." Molly
gayly informed her.
you're not really" protested Fern.
Il am really" retorted Molly. her
eyes flashing tri1e more than a mere
jest would seem to warrant II must,
Fern. l plunged both father and Bert
into this trouble. and Bert seems to
think it's up to yours truly Molly to
fool Sledge along until they have time
to get out Of it. Besides that. It's a
sort of game between Sledge and my
self. and I'm not going to have that big
duffer win it."
This is too delightful for anything"
applauded Fern. "I'm perfectly mad
about it, Molly. hope Sledge is in."
Sledge was in. He was closeted with
Senator Allerton and Governor Waver
on a most important conference, one
involving the welfare and prosperity OF
half the voters in the state: but, nev-
ertheless. he promptly stifled his con-
science and allowed the interests Of the
sovereign people to suffer when Davis
whispered in his ear that Molly Marley
wanted to see him.
Bring her right in." said Sledge.
"Men. you'll have to 60. It's lady,"
and he opened the rear door for them.
"Just one moment" parleyed Gov
ernOr Waver, his hand on the door
knob. I'm returning to the capital this
afternoon. and"-
"rIl see you up there" interrupted
Sledge. pushing the door and the gov
ernor with 1t.
by the way, my coat" called the
senator from the rear corridor.
The knob of the other door ratified.
"All right" grunted Sledge, closing
them out in the draft Just as Molly and
Fern came in. Hello, girls!" said
Sledge. "Sit down. Excuse me a min
ute till l poke a guys Benny out to
him.
Continued in nert aUeek's Banner.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25

Portable Hostelry.
when I landed took the car for q
lotel.'
What a singular mistake. ."-Boston
Transcript.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-05-25
An Exception.

mo man would approve of the re.
call as applied to HIMSELF
"Oh, yes: an actor wouldr'-Baiti-
more American.