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(Associated Press by Federal wireiess)
= SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. H.
The power schooner Gladiator, a re-
lief vessel for the Canadian Arctic
expedition, arrived here today from
Herschel Island, on the edge of the
Arctic circle She comes to get sup
plies for DIR. Stefansson's expedition,
but she brings no news of the intre-
pid explorer and his party, who are
believed to be summering at Banks
Island, near Melville Sound
Stefansson was heard from last Sep.
tember. aftera year and half Of ST.
ienee. during which fears were enter
tained for his safety. He is at the
head of the Canadian Arctic expedf-
ton. which is exploring for a new
continent believed to lie north Of the
American continent and west Of the
known American Arctic archipelago.
So far as is known, he has only two
companions at Banks Island He ex-
poets to continue work fer another
year and half.
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ITALIANS TAKE $1,000
MORE AUSTRIAN sol DIERS

ROME, Italy, Aug. 11.-Sinee
the fall of Gorizia the Italians,
driving the Austrians back along
virtually the whole Isonzo front,
have taken more than $4,000 pris-
oners. italian cavalry and armed
cyclists on the battIe-bicycles are
clearing the valleys of the retreat.
ing Austrians. Battles on both
wings are favoring the Italians.
AdditionaI Telssr.ph dsspatshes
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FRENCH ARE BoMBARDING

PARIS, France, Aug. 1.-THE
French today are bombarding Ger
man positions north of the Somme
river. On the left bank of the
Meuse the French have taken
soIne prisoners, also east of Hill
304. On the right bank there are
about ThiaumQnt work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
COKE LEADS AS
POSSIBILITY in
STUART VACANCY
Especial Star-Bulletin cablel
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4 WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. II. =
y No selection has yet been made =
= of a successor to Judge T. B. =
y Stuart of the circuit court, Oahu. =
4 The matter has not been formal =
4 ly taken up as Attorney-Generai =
y Gregory is leaving on brief holi- =
4 day. James l.. Coke of Honolulu :
4 is the most prominently mention :
4 ed for the place. This arises =
\ partly from the fact that he =
y stood in the front rank of posi- y
\ bilities for the district attorney =
\ ship. The situation is being care y
: fully considered befoH q choice :
is made. H..
4 G.: S. ALBERT. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
THREE OLONELS NOW
ARE RETIRED FOR
PHYSICAL DISABILITY \

(Assoeiafed Press by Federal .Wireless)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. IL
Col. Jacob G. Galbraith, Cavalry, Col.
George Sands, Cavalry, and Col.
Charles Penrose, oath Infantry, all
commanding or attached to border
regiments, have been retired for ply
sical disability ".~.... -, -
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The application of Masa Kean fol
bond for release from the immigra.
ton station, where she is in deten.
ton pending the appeal of her peti'
ton for a writ of habeas corpus, will
be heard in federal court at ? O'Clock
next Monday afternoon.
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VOLUNTEERS And
MILITIA ASSIST
FLOOD VICTIMS
fAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl

tAssociatea Press by Federal wireless)
CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. Ii
Additional companies of national
guards have been rushed to Cabin
Creek, w Va, where cioudburst has
wreaked widespread death and disas-
ter. ..-
Thirty-five bodies of the victims
have been identified. Volunteers from
Charleston and other cities are as
sisting in the relief work ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
Refuses Request That Nom
CombatantS Undertake Re-
lief Work in Syria, Saying
Crops Are Sufficient
ITALIANS CLEARING OUT
ENEMY WITH LONG STRIDES
Russians Suffer Repulse on
Southeast Front, Berlin An
nounces;; Petrograd Denies
BULLETIN.

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss)
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Aug. II. =
The Russians today occupied Stanis-
lau, Galieia.
EERLIN, Germany, Aug. 11.-The
Teuton forces in the region of Monas-
tirzyska and points on the Dneister,
and In the eystritza region. have
heen compelled to give way, owing
to the superiority Of the enemy IN
places. The Teuton armies are re-
grouping themselves.
ROME, Italy, Aug. t1s-The Italian
armies have sueeeeded In occupying
the entire ooberdo plateau. They
have captured Rubbla, San MARITIME
and Del carso, and have reached the
ualIone river. The Austrians have
retired east Of the town Of vallcne.
ROME, italy, Aug. ia Paris de-
spatch says that the Alice On the
E:slkan front took the offensive today,
they attacked the Ealgarfanb It Doh
ran railway station and nel6hboriHo
hill. Numerous bodies Of Bulgarian
soldiers were left behind when the
Eulears Withdrew.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug.
lion the ground that no relief
from the outside world is neces-
sary, Turkey has refused the re
quest of representatives of neu-
stral nations to undertake relief
work in Syria. Charge d'Affaires
Miller of Constantinople today
sent a cablegram to Counsellor
Polk of the state department, in.
forming him of the. Turkish gov.
ernment's stand.
Turkey informed Mr.. Miller
that the crops of Syria are the
best in the empire and that no re-
lief work from the outside is ne
cessary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11

EMPLOYEES AT J. B. CASTLE HOME AT
WAIKIKI MAY BE MURDER VICTIMS

japanese Believed Attacked With Hachet Police Declare
Tragedy Most Brutal Case of Violence in Their Experience
-Fuimoto, Brother-in-IaW and Guardian of Woman Ar
rested-Sad to Have Beaten Girl Previousy-She is Un.
conscious at Hospital and Fragmentay Statement Vague
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

following are the closing prices o,
sbocks en- the New York marekt to.
day. sent by TIE Associated Press over
the reoeral Wireless.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
BRITISH CLAIM PROGRESS

LONDON, Eng. Aug. 1.-THE
British today made progress on
the west front, especially north
of Bazentin-Ie-Petit and north.
west of Pozieres. Pressure CON
Times af Hai0h
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
WEATHER CO0LS
AND DEATHS OF
INFANTS LESSEN

ASSOCIATED Press oy Federal wireless)
k<<%$<t< {%%x%+% y
= NEW YORK. n. Y, Aug. H. y
: Cooler weather brought relief not y
= only to suffering crowds today, =
= but to the doctors and nurses =
: battling with the outbreak of in y
= fantile paralysis. There were 81 \
= deaths and les new cases re- \
= ported today. 4
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. IL, =
= -Four. deaths and l6 new cases of =
: infantile paralysis is todays report 4
= for Philadelphia. Since July / \
= there have been % deaths and \
= las cases reported to the health =
, authorities y
= HARRISBURG. Pa, Aug. IL =
= The infantile paralysis quarantine y
: was extended today to the state =
; lines y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11

'6id. fEx-dIvldend. +unquoted.
SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1t.--SUgar:
s6 degrees test, 5.64 cents. Previous
quotation, 5.77 cents,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ATTORNEY HUMPHREYS I'LL.

Attorney A. S. Humphreys was re-
ported today as seriously i'll at his
home on Wilder avenue. He has been
ailing at intervals for several, months
-
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Allies Launch Attack on BuIgarans North of SaIonk
Late News At A Glance
BANKER OF INTERNATIONAL NOTE DIES

PARIS
inghouse of LazaYd with
established the AngloondonParis bank of San Francisco
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HEsMaN sUHMARINE sMAsF1ED IN EUIIERHANEAN
ns today from Genoa brought the report Of the destruction Of
the Angelo
marine and landed them Alsers before proceeding here
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s held
Deputy
az wa -
visited the jail to inquire
even . wifi n ay.
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washington, ia the
from the manufacture munitions Of
Democratic members the committee
revenue bill This plan for the mutations
posed in the house . =:~=' d.
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WILSON COMING
TO COAST SOON
ON STUMP TOUR
tAssOc,ated Press by Federal wireless)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. IL
President Wilson has virtually decided
to make a transcontinental speaking
tour as soon as Congress adiourns,
and expects to reach the Pacific
coast. Perhaps he will swing south
and review the troops on the Mexican
5order. His plans depend on the date
Tor the adjournment of Congress.
Bond in the sum of 500 has been
fled in circuit court by Friedrich
Weber as ancillary administrator of
the estate of the late Herman bort
mund.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-11
SOXDROP
FIRST GAME Of
DETROIT SERIES
Jungaleers Blank Windy City
Team; St. Louis Browns
Continue to Win =.
Press BY Federal wirel

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Tigers
proved too much for the White Sox
today, AMI as result the Rowland
team was tlanked. The win by St
Louis and the victory for the Junga-
leers gives the pennant race more in
terest, and seven teams still have a
chance for the flag. Games tomorrow
are Detroit at Chicago, Cleveland at
st. Louis, Philadelphia at New York
and Washington at Boston. The
Brooklyn and Giant teams won double
bearders in their games today, while
Matty's team was beating the Quak-
ers. The scores of the games today
were as follows: L.. ....
" AMERICAN LEAGUE. -. i.
At Chicago-Detroit 2, Chicago 0.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 5, Cleveland
4. .~-@.. ....':...
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston-Pittsburg 2, Boston. l;
Boston 4. Pittsburg 1.
At New York-New York 5, St
Louis 8; New York 2, st. Louis 0. Il.
At Brooklyh-Brooklyn 2, Chicago
/: Brooklyn 4, Chicago l. .
At Philadelphia 3, Phil
adelphia 2. ....-
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RUSSIANS REPULSED ON
SEVERAL SEcT0RS-BERLlN

BERLIN, Germany, Aug. III
Heavy fighting is taking place on
the Galicia front today, where the
Russians have been active for
some time. The fighting extends
northward into the Volhynia dis
trict. Reports from Vienna de-
clare that the Russians have been
repulsed in various sectors, not.
ably along the Stockhod river.
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NoTED CHICAGO SURG EoN CALLED BY oEATH

CHICAGO IA BENJAMIN of
sugeons and of International fame died Maknac
according
achievements recently knghted pope
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today
GERMAN SUBMARINE SMASHED MEDITERRANEAN
GALVESTON, 1.-THE British
rins
submarine in the Mediterranean The Norand
marine and landed them at Asiers before proceeding here
TAX ON MUNlTIoN PROFITS ~: *~
washington, c, ia ten profits
from the manufacture Of
Democratic members committee
BILL This for the munitions
posed in the house bill. *>.:t' :
NOTED CHICAGO SURG CALLED BY DEATH FL -. +.
CHICAGO lH Aug Dr John BENJAMIN Murphy
foremost fame died
day according to SO
achievements Dr. Murphy had nt knighted by
REGULAR ARMY "P REPAREDNEss. VAUDEVILLE
SAN FRANCISCO, C Aug IL Nne praes of the regular
object being to
spread the preparedness propaganda 1
WATERFRONT UNIoNlsTs SETTLE CONTROVERSY
FRANCISCO caf Aug differences
waterfront employers settled
held between d the unions
OF ggers stevedo
that the conditions shop" and the
+
LOAN COMMISSION ASSERTS RIGHTS >.
Several Governor the
commission with the Hlebraud
acquainted with the
blnd get
emine whether Chairman Les
ter Petrie said he would tell the governor this Q
opening on ppe
but turned petition for extension
Kischho he had
Consulting the
minary locating assisting plans
specifications The the project
filed.
governor rights the COM
according to Its best uds when that judgment
with e the commission perfectly
1t thinks best" No. 49, *I
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b.
premises early
brotherinaw
arrested. -. s..
police officials classify When Captain Arthur Mcufe
Sheriff Julius called
they found the servants verabe saughterhouse
They both drenched IN their blood There
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PETROGRAD, Russia, Aug. IL.
The Russians continue their adj
vance on the southeast front.
They are progressing on the Sc
reth river and have entered the
town of Monastirzyska, northwest
of StanisIau. They have reached
the Dneister south of MarianlY0l,
and are now eight miles southeast
of Halicz. Today they also made
advances on the right bank of the
BystritZa river.
Halicz is one Of the main out
living defenses of Lemberg, which
is now menaeed by the Slay sue
cesses.
Five thousand more prisoners
have been taken.
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REGULAR ARMY MEN In aP PaEPAREpNEss, VAupExuLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. IL
and sergeant appeared today in a
house. the sketch being called "The O
spread the preparedness propaganda.
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss)
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Aug. II. =
The Russians today occupied stanis
lau, Galicia.
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Additional Telegraph dispatches
pubIIshed On Page 3.
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uNloNlsTs SETTLE coNTRovERs,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. II
waterfront employers and employees w
held betweenrepresentatives of both s
of rissers and steved6res adjusted tn
that the conditions Of CLOSED shop
determined later.
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prlyates OF the regular army
regular turn in a local vaudeville
utpost, and the object being to
e ....e..-.. 2
Arizona republican., 1916-10-18

of the streets until midnight, accord ing to copies of Fl Democrata arriving here. In a proclamation published in that paper, General Trevino declared that he made this concession because conditions were again normal Fol lowing the attack on the city by Villa month ago, a stringent curfew law was enforced.
 Illustrative of the reign of terror that Villa has established in the parts he controls, Fl Democrata reproduces a pass, written in misspelled Spanish, issued by Villa to a Mexican subject on September 30. It gave the Mexican ten days in which to return to Villa territory on the penalty of being de- clared an enemy and his family seized and burned to death.
 Carranza organs make much of the order of General Funston. punishing the corporal and seven American sol diers who without permission crossed into Mexican territory near Presidio, Texas, on September 21.
 By this" one of the papers com ments, the United States has shown acquiescence to the request of the first chief that the troops of the punitive expedition should not move except in the direction of their own country"
 Preparations are being made for a general movement of CarranZa troops west from Chihuahua City in pursuit of Villa. trainload of ammunition has reached Chihuahua City from the south, shortage of ammunition hay ing delayed the campaign, reports re- celVed here from there state.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-18

strong line, and if the practice con- tinued it m ght he construed into an act of unfriendlness requiring some action Cn tho part of the United States government.
 There was later on an official con- plaint on the sixteenth of December 1874. G9l5) founded on the shadoWing hv a British warship for some dis tance along the American coast though from position admittedly be- yond the territorial limits, Of a yes sel named the Vinland and this com plaint referred to the seriousness with which the United States government regarded the lowering of belliserent warships about American ports and coasts.
 "The official complaint stated that the British government was aware tha: the United States government had always regarded the practice of helligerent cruisers patrol!inG the Aemrican coast ir close proximity "a the territorial waters of the United States and making the neighborhood a station for their observations, as in- consistent with the treatment to be expected from the naval vessels of 9 friendly power in time of war. and had maintained that the consequent
Arizona republican., 1916-10-18

When the Clayton bill was first MIllteh It was raging lion with ilouthIul or teeth; it has degenerated Into oaby-cat with soft gums, and plaintive new, and anaemic annear- ance. It is a sort of legisIative sroI osE 10 the trusts, delivered hat in hand, accompanied by assurances and no dlscourtesy is intended"
 Ihls ls an absolutely accurate de- | scrlptlon of the Clayton bill bv one | or your own associates and can with l equal truth. be applied to most of your other legislation. We progressives who are supporting MT. Hughes are sun porting him because, as governor of New fork, his acts accorded with his promises and verbal statements and we are opposing you because yours do not we are not for fine phrases: we are 1 TOT real accomplishments Your mot ! 10 seems to be a problem postponed IS oroblem solved. The result is that 1 not since this nation was founded have our people accumulated so many lia oiiltles as they have under your three ana one half years of mismanage- | nent. You have not settled defin IteIy once and for all, a single great 1 question that has presented itself Each ana every case you have taken one 1 step forward. two steps backward. hes itated and then side stepped. The re- suit IS a situation of the gravest DOS Slple consequence to the welfare of our country and. we progressives who are opposing you are doing it with motives or the highest patriotism with 1 out regard to party affiliations. past present or future, for when the good name and welfare of people are at stake, everything else must be put aside"
 The tremendously high enrolment in | the Hughes Alliance of democrats from the Southern states is strongly signifi- cant of the great vote which MT. Hughes will get from democratic ranks all over the country. Every day the Hughes Alliance receives a large number of enrolment cards signed by men who report themselves as life long democrats. The enrolment from southern states is naturally almost wholly democratic and it has been large enough to warrant the establish ment of Hughes Alliance branches in nine states south of the Mason Dixon line The ninth state is Florida, head quarters having just been opened in Jacksonville.
 Charles F. Goldstrohm writes from Duquesne, Pennsylvania: You can en- roll me democrat for forty years. as ? supporter of Charles E. Hughes"
 N John c. Carroll, of the Third Nation al Plank, St. Louis writes: q have been a democrat all my life, and as- sure you that l can be even better republican after present administra- tion."
 The heroes of Valley Forge and the boys of '76 were just as bad charac- ters as the Mexican revolutionists of today according to Newton D. Baker secretary of war, special defender of kpresident Wilson and the administra- = tion's Mexican policy. MT. Baker made speech in Jersey City last night. in the course of which he made
Arizona republican., 1916-10-18
FOUR DECISIONS IN
 SUPREME COURT

The supreme court yesterday handed down decisions in one civil and three criminal cases. In the case of the Cerro Cobre Development company, a corporation, versus William B. Duval, the judgment of the superior court of Santa Cruz country, w. A. Connor, judge, was affirmed.
 The decisions in the three criminal cases were also affirmed. The deci- sions written by Justice Franklin, and concurred in by Justice Cunningham and Chief Justice. Ross are brief and to the point. In the case of Genera Ruiz versus the State of Arizona, the decision states that the case was ap- pealed on June F, 1916, from the superior court of Yuma county. Judge Baughn. presiding. Ruiz was convicted of grand larceny. The court could find no reason why the judgment should be reversed
 The appeal of Norman Messenger, convicted of second degree murder in the superior court of Cochise coun- ty was also denied. Frank Snee, alias Francisco ValenZuela, who appeared from the superior court of Yuma coun- .ty after having been convicted of grand larceny. also lost his appeal
Arizona republican., 1916-10-18
TELLS AUDIENCE \ NO APPEALING
 OF SURRENDER
Continued from Page One)

What do you want to say, sir?
 Among hisses and boos the man asked his question waving the stick in his hand.
 Evidently. according to what you have said" the man began, the labor field has taken you from the bench and put you up as their standard bearer. Is that right?'
 There were cries of mo, no' and put him out. It was some time be- fore Mir. Hughes could make himself heard "One moment the nominee shouted to the crowd, "one moment, please" When some sort of order was restored the nominee went on. Il am not here. sir, as the standard bearer of any one group or set but desirous to serve the whole of the American people"
 The house roared again, the reckler sat down and the nominee went on with his speech.
 Now that I am on this personal note" MT. Hughes said, let me recall some of the unusual circumstances under which l entered political life. You may recall that there were some very important investigations in the city of ts lation to the charge to be made for gas. I was requested by a legislative committee to undertake this investi gation. I had no desire to undertake any inquiries which could have possibly any political reason or any other pur- pose than to ascertain exactly what was fair and just
 The assurance was given me that should have free hand for that pur- pose. We went ahead on that line and as a result the city of New York had legislation in it's favor by which the users of gas paid rate as fixed by law and sustained by the courts, of so cents Then there followed an investiga- tion of much wider concern. It related | to the. security of the homes of Amer ] ica. It related to the security of those l who through life insurance had en | deaVored to protect their wives anC | their children against the hazard o untimely death. We had in that a very l laborious inquiry. It brought to my i attention a great variety of matterl deeply affecting the interests of tn, | community.
 1 We endeavored to safeguard tn, l policy holders of the nation by wis, legislation, regulating our life insurance 1 enterprises. We endeavored to see {, | II that public supervision should be en 1 tirely impartial and wholly efficient il ] the interest of those concerned in thi great enterprise.
 "I was called from this to the gov ernorship of the state I went with great deal of information with respec to the knowledge of public business l went to the governors chair witt this determination, that while I wa there. there should be no influence O power which should in any way affec my action so as to be in the slightes degree injurious to the welfare of al the people in that state"
 The crowd interrupted with a vel
 Who's all right" some one shouted The answer came from every section O the house in roar: "Hughesi"
 Now J refer to this" Mr. Huche continued. because there has been re gently an extraordinary statemen made that in some way I have becom sponsor for invisible government