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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-07
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea for Hilo
M. Keanu and two children, Mrs r.
Crow and two children, Miss Gladys
Kelley, Miss B. Whitehouse, Miss NJ
Reposa, Miss N Daniels, Miss G. A..
Hunt, Mrs. Maud S. Sisson, Miss
Wilkie, Miss G. Howard, Miss
O'Rourke, Miss NJ. Armstrong, J. NJ.
Moore and wife, Miss C. Blake, Miss
G. Blake, Miss Vida Watkins, Miss
Charlotte Blake, Miss Jean E. Angus,
Mrs. Zumwalt, Miss M. Angus, Miss
Zumwalt, Miss Annie Zumwalt, Mrs.
r. Muller, Miss Muller, Mrs. C. R.
Mclean and child, Mrs. McLean's
maid, Dr. H. L. Ross, D. H. Case, Miss
Elizabeth 'Kanaimoku, Mrs. Toxic,
Nalaielua, Miss Emma Akana, L. ia
mieson, j.. NJ. Judd, Vernon Tenney,
Mrs. Helen Noonan, Miss Violet Ma
kee, Miss Hattie Lucas, Miss J. Joens,
Miss E. Joens, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Jones, Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss
Alice Hastings. J. Vincent, A. H. Han
ma, Miss l.. Brundred, Miss w. Ten
ney, Miss NJ. Gibbons, Mrs. A. Dreier,
w. J. Coon, Mrs. Coon, Miss NJ. Mel
son, Miss D. Ambrose, Miss M. A.
Joyce, Mrs. B. F. Rowland, Miss H.
Saffery, Miss J. Saffery, Miss X. SAT-
ferry, Miss Mary Raposa, Miss M. Mar
tinson, Ben Vickers, C. r. Rosa, Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Mary Lucas, A.
P. Grace, H. C. Waldron, F. w. Mac
farlane, o. G. Malkow, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Watson, DR.. Yamanoha, Mr. Ako
and Rev. NJ. Tasaka.
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Sugar 5.75cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange 49,.
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1903

The new $5,OO0.OOO Harahan Bridge.
spanning the Mississippi River at
Memphis, said to be the largest struc'
ture on the river, was opened to traf-
fic.
The First Armored Motor Battery
Of the New York National Guard has
refused to join the filth Regiment. 1t
will not be recognized by the Govern
ment.
A report from Newport, R. L., says
the Atlantic fleet met a large British
cruiser running without lights during
the weeks war games.
Mrs. Edward Ingert, and her sister
Mrs. George Stanley, both of Ro-
chester, n. Y, were drowned in
Crooked Lake near Troy.
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Notice TO Creditors,

Notice to Creditors.
The undersigned, having been duly
appointed Administrator of the Estate
OF Clara Micks Clinton, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all creditors OF
said deceased to present their claims,
duly authenticated and with proper
vouchers, if any exist, even if the
claim is secured by mortgage upcsl
real estate, to him at Naval Station,
Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii,
within six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice. or
within six months from the day they
fall due, or the same will be forever
barred, and all persons indebted 20
the said estate are hereby notified to
make immediate payment to the un'
dersigned as such Administrator.
Honolulu, T. H., July 10th, 1916.
THOMAS MICKS CLINTON,
Administrator Of the Estate of Clara
Micks Clinton, Deceased.
Frear, Prosser, Anderson & Marx,
Attorneys for Administrator.
6523-July 10. II. "a. 81. Aug.
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PANAMA ARRIVES
FOUR DAYS
AHEAD

With PC bags of mail and 1902 tons
OF freight for Honolulu the o. S. X.
steamer Panama Maru arrived here
Sunday afternoon from Yokohama and
dccSed at Pier 7. She sailed this
morning for San Francisco at 8
O'Clock She did not take mail as the
Matson steamer Wilhelmina leaving
Wednesday morning will arrive at San
Francisco at practically the same
time
Passengers for Honolulu numbered
Z cabin and III steerage, including
nearly 50 picture brides. The cabin
passengers were Mr.. and Mrs. X. Mi
yata, the former Honolulu merchant,
and three children, K. Hashomoto,
Kaua merchant. and c. Nakayama.
The Panama has a new master,
Capt. X. Miyata being succeeded by
Capt. H, Yamamoto, who came to this
steamer from the o. s. K, steamer Ia
coma Maru and Canada Maru, which
run on the northern route. Capt. Mi
yata viii be given command of one
OF the new o. S. K. steamers.
The Panama Maru is carrying 1000
tons less than she did on her last voy-
age, having only 1868 tons, while last
time she had 6271 tons. Freight for
San Francisco is 1861 tons and pas
sengers are three cabin and So steer
age. r..
The following freight was left here:
1850 bags of rice, 4GS bags beans,
21S0 tubs shoyu, 1850 tubs misc, 100
bags peanuts, 1880 mats sulphur, 50
cases oil, 355 casks and cases OF sake
90 cases vinegar. IS rolls of mating.
as nara boards, rs packages of porce-
lain. IS chests tea and 394l packages
sundries. ..........,. :. ii
The Panama Maru arrived here four
days ahead of her schedule and for
that reason will leave Yokohama on
her next trip September % instead of
October 8, arriving here October IL.
She does not call here on her re-
turn to the Orient. 49, -
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Order Of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration
On Reading and Filing the Petition
of the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, cor
poration, of Honolulu, T. H., alleging
that Siegfried Bisinger of Havana,
Cuba, died intestate at Havana, Cuba,
on the 23rd day of June, A. D. 1915,
leaving property within the jurisdic'
ton of this Court necessary to be adj
ministered upon, and praying that
Letters of Administration issue to
Charles s. Weight of said Honolulu,
T. H;
1t is Ordered that Monday, the 2Sth
day of August, A. D. 1915, at o'clock
a. M, be and hereby is appointed 10!
hearing said Petition in the courtroom
of this Court in the Judiciary Build
ing in the City and County of Homo
lulu, at which time and place all per
sons concerned may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said Petit
ton should not be granted.
BY the Court.
(SeaD CHAS. M. HITE,
Clerk, Circuit Court, First Circuit
Dated Honolulu, July oath, 1915.
e541-July 81, Aug. I, IA, Il
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RECORD TIME MADE
IN DiScHARGlNG AND
LOADING SANTA RITA

Discharging POST tons of nitrates
and leading $1,000 cases of pines IN
az hours is the fast work done by the
local stevedores on the American
steamer Santa Rita, which arrived
here Thursday from Chile and left
for Seattle Saturday night, two and
one-half days ahead of her usual sail
ing time. This fast work of the steve
dores will save her owners or char
terers over $1,000. She was here only
90 hours. 9 ~.
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MANOA WILL ARRIVE
LATE TUESDAY NIGHT

According to a radio received by
Castle G Cooke. the Matson steamer
Manoa, which left San Francisco one
day late, will arrive here at 10 o'clock
Tuesday evening, having cut several
hours off her Steaming time. 1t is
not known, however, whether she will
arrive in time to have pratique. If
she does not she will dock Wednes-
day morning
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Fifty men from the disc department
of Thomas A. Edisan's West Oange
plant struck for an increase of %
cents 2 day.
On account of infantile paralsis
plague all childen under Is years at
Oyster Bay, have been forbidden to
battle in the waters there.
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Between Boards: Sales: so, 100 Nc.
Bryde, 121s;.r5O, so, so, 10 Olaa, 1914 !;
10, 10, 80, Is Waialua, 81
Session Sales: so, $50 McBryde,
12A; so, %, 5 Oahu Sugar Co., 3414 !;
80, 40, Eva, 1914; 80, Is Eva, 35A !;
$4,000 Kauai Rv. IS. 1919; so Hon. B.
g. M. Co, 21A; $1,000 Hawaiian Ter
3RGt, 9S1a; % Kekaha, 215.
%NOTIcE
Honolulu, Aug 7, 1916.
Pioneer stock is this day on new
basis of $5,000,000 capital
RUBBER QUOTATIONS
Aug. 4. 1916-New York, SEC; Singa
pore, 50.44c.
Latest sugar quotations: 90 dogs
test, 5.775c, or S115.50 per ton.
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POSTOFFICE TIME .... .
TABLE FOR MONTH

Following 10 the postoffiee time
table for August. It is subject to
change if sudden arrangements are
made for unexpected mail service.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Steamer to arrive from
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In the Matter of the Estate OF Sieg
fried Bisinger, Deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At ChamberS-In Probate.
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WANTED

Secondhand office roll top desk:
state size and price. Address Box
"A, Paia, Maui 6547-6t
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Bid. Asked

Monday, Aug
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Latest sugar quotations: Sc dogs
test, 5.775c, or S115.50 per ton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
TREVINO SPIKES THE
 RUMOR THAT HE GOING
 TO FORSAKE CARRANZA
Denies that He and His Men Intend To Join Villa as Reported in Various
 American Circles.

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mexico. July 26-A declaration that he and all other members of the Carranza gov ernment are mutually united with the firm determination of establish ing order In Mexico was made today by General Iacinto Treyino. military commander of the Northeast. ia @ statement
 General Treyino said he made the statement because he had received private information that part of the American press was declaring that he has reyoted from General Car ranza and was even planning to ally himself with the Nillstas.
 There are contemptible persons who wish Go see trouble continue in Mexico said the generals announce mont. These are as bad in their own way as Villa and his gang of cutthroats They want Co stir up enmity between Mexico and the Unit ed States
 Does anyone think that or any other prominent supporters of the government would be SO extremely foolish as Co start further trouble at this time, when after all our mutual hard work. We have at last dominat- ed the country and can lock forward soon to an meXampied era of peace and hitherto unknown era of pros perity for which we all SO earnestly long,"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
BULL MOOSE OF
 OLD KENTUCKY
 OPPOSE HUGHES

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 26.-The Progressives of Kentucky have de- clined to follow Theodore Roose- welt into the camp Of Hughes.
 The Resolutions Recite:
 "The Kentucky Progressive state executive committee declares that the Progressive party is primarily and fundamentally party of good faith and has a contract with the people yet unfulfilled- All dele gates who participated in the Chi cago convention are pledged to the platform there adopted and to sup port Mir. John NJ. Parker of Lou isiana, who accepted their nomina- tions as their candidate for vice president This they cannot do by voting for Hughes electors.
 Continuing the resolutions say: Judge Hughes was nominated by the same political bosses who per petrated the crime of 1912" Then they set forth that certain leaders, after four years of service, without cause or reason, have concluded to chase the rainbow of Hughes With tics pot of gold or pottage at the end
 "The Progressive party has been betrayed oy its leaders and this committee resents being and re- fuses to be turned over bodily to the Republicans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
TO BUILD NEW JUNEAU DOCK

sunken roadway on the street side which will allow wagons t0 hack to the doorways and load ireigh' direct doing away with any wagons being i'm the warehouse proper
 Many freight doors will te pro. vided like those in a railroad freight shed which will provide against con- gestion of traffic
 It is planned 10 arrange the doors in such way that at least ten teams can load and unload freight at the same time. The cost of the structure has not been officially au- nounced.
 Means New Avenues
 It is probable that as soon as the lnew structure has been completed the city will complete its agreement with the Pacific Coast Company for the extension Of Wuloughby Avenue from in front of Cash Coles Dock to a junction with Ferry Way and to lower Front Street with another avenue south along the water front. from Ferry Way to the City Dock and the Worthen Mills
 The proposed extension of Will ] loughby Avenue is through the pres ent coal bunkers of the Pacific Coast Coal Company and is of the full width Of 40 feet The present narrow approach 10 Wuoughby Ave nue from Main Street will be abap. ! doned. The extension will cut sey. eral feet off the shore side of the warehouse of the Pacific Coast dock for its full width lf the street is ] extended on through to Perry Way 1t will cut out the building next to the Orpheum Theatre and Hotel, cu, ! through part of the old fish house ] through the old plumbing shop be- tween the fish house and Ferry Way cut off a small corner of the C w Young property and join Ferry Way at the draw bridge
 May Widen Street
 There is also much talk among Che members of the city council and the property owners along the water front of putting a street through 2l feet in width along the water front from Front Street Co the Worther Mills This street would begin a Front, next to the Alaska Supply Company property and extend acros. ule land n the rear of the Coliseum across Ferry Way the Union Uocl HH.a EH..r.a...
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
STRANGE ORDER LOOKS LUXE END
 or BIG STRIFE
British Contracts have a Peculiar Clause for
 War Munition
 Supplies.
ALL COMMENT WITHHELD

LONDON, July 26 In the new contracts introduced by the British government for the various depart. ments for which material in connec- tion with the prngress oB the war is concerned. there tppears a new clause. This clause provides for the cancellation of suth contracts any date after September next
 The war office and several minis. ters of the cabinet today declined Co comment on the clause Several American representatives attempted to secure an explanation but nothing came of their Inquiries.
 There is prevailing impression among government officials and also with British commercial men that the war is now in its final months and that peace is near None how ever will state why this opinion SO dominates an business walks of life,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
WOMEN VOTERS SEEK TO JOIN BIG
 LEAGUE FOR WILSON
Mccormick Is Confident President Has the Largest Number of Supporters Among the
 Sufragists.

NEW YORK, July Z6.- Among the applications for membership in the Woodrow Wilson Independent League being received et the Democratic Ma tional headquarters nre hundreds of letters from women voters in the western part of th6 United tSatos
 Democratic National Chairman Vance Mccormick iN confident there are more women who want Wilson Co be the next President than there are members and sympathizers of the womens organizations in support of the Hughes candidacy
 Mrs. Nancy w Sheffield Of Oak land whose husband was killed in the Spanish-American war. wrote
 Not since the time of Lincoln have we had such a President as we have today hope he receives the vote Of every woman in our glor- ious nation"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
Two BilIingsley Brothers Are Formally Charged with Crime in which One
 Officer Killed.
SEATTLE IN HOT TURMOIL
Newspaper Says Bootleggers Should Be Driven from City-Fight Made
 for a Writ.

SEATTLE, July 26-The greatest turmoil exists in Seattle today ai the result of the shooting to death Of Police Sergeant John F .Weeden the fatal wounding of police chaf. fem Robert R. Wiley and the sub seQuent arrest of the three Billings. ley brothers. bootleggers.
 Mayor Gill announced late yes terday that he would personally file charges against the brothers and also R. w. Billingsley, aged 5l father of the men.
 This morning Mayor Gill had com plainits formally charging Logan and Fred Billingsley with murder No charge has been made against Sherman who is still in custody.
 The Mayor and the police claim that they have positive evidence that will duplicate both brothers in the crime and perhaps during the day ghe father and Sherman Logan will De charged as being accessories.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
COPPER MARKET IS
 OUIET-PRODUCERS
 HAVE NONE TO OFFER

NEW YORK, July 26.-A represen- tative of one copper agency says; "The copper market Is Guiet We have no spot copper to offer, and we know that the large producers have none 10 offer before october. The vast majority of consumers are filled up to the end of the year, consequently inquiries either domes- tic or foreign are small. Some con sumers who have waited in the hope of buying below the current quota tions are asking for spot copper. but these inquiries only represent very small lots, which are selling at 26 cents a pound
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
PACIFIC COAST WILL
 SPEND THOUSANDS IN
 LARGE IMPROVEMENTS
Dock with the Most Modern Facilities To Be Built on Lower Front St.
 Immediately.

The Pacific Coast Company will immediately spend thousands of dol. lars running into five figures for a new dock, modern in achiteeture and one that will have all of the latest features for well-equipped metro politan public utility. The dock will contain large freight sheds, office rooms. a general passenger waiting room and bunkers which will be the largest in Alaska.
 This dock. with warehouses and bunkers, will be constructed on low- CT Front Street adjoining the old Union dock property. Work will start immediately and will probably be completed within two months.
 The plans for the new structure were drawn by engineer Nat Moore, who spent several weeks in Juneau, anw were submitted to the diree- tors of the Pacific Coast Company. The directors at q special meeting authorized the work done immediate ly and appropriated the sum to be spent.
 ]. Panther, Jr~ arrived from Seat tie on the Humboldt today ana nc wiil have charge Of the construction.
 Big Dock Planned
 Mr. Panther. IT,. refused % dis cuss the full details of che dock
 It is understood here, rom dis cusdons of the question by Nat Moore, chief engineer of ;he Pacific Coast Company. with s. Howard Ew ing. ihe local agent and others thai the dock is Co be 4S7 feet long on inc water front side lt Will have large warehouse coal bunkers 2no offices The warehouse will be aD proximalely f4f feet long ay 5e Feel
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
IMPORTANT ARREST MADE AT FRISCO
 IN BOMB OUTRAGE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 26 An important arrest was made this af. ternoon at the Clinic hospital in connection with the bomb outrage The suspect applied for treatment District Attorney CharlesFickert and police Lieut. Runner and Sergeant Golf made the arrest. His identifi- cation has not been established
 Mrs Kingsley Van Loo, Of Fresno. who with her two children, Richard and Marie. were injured in the bomb outrage died this afternoon from her wounds. making the eighth victim. While lying on the street suffering Saturday Mrs Van Loo was robbed of iewelry and $l.OOO in cash.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
NEW AVENUE WILL BE OPENED MAKING LONG
 THOROUGHFARE HERE
Pacific Coast Company To Dedicate Property to Juneau Providing
 New Outlet.

ready dedicated to the city property for the extension of Wnloughby Ave. nue from Cash Coles barn through their coal bunkers and warehouse to Main Street The company has also offered to dedicate Ferry Way to the city. from lower Front Street 10 the present ferry float. The matter of acceptancy was referred to the street committee and the city at- torney at the last meeting of the city council.
 The matter or the extension oi WilIoughby Avenue from Main street through to join Ferry Way has not been definitely decided upon and Is merely being negotiated. but it is very probable that something will be lone in the very near future
 If the extension is put through and the water front street built lt win make an avenue the entire length of the water front from the Worthen Mills to the Casey Shat tuck Addition, with functions with Front Street at Shattuck Street Seward Street. and Main Street giving ready access to the harbol area from any section of the city
 New Ferry Float
 Another Improvement which will be made as a direct result Of tho move on the part of the Pacific Coast Company will be the coustruc ton Of new float by the Jmeat Ferry & Navigation Company on strip of property in front of the old fish house on the present dock The Ferry Company has had an optior on piece of properiy there for number oi years bur never aEiis
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
Iron Discipline Is Holding German Men in Bonds or Mutiny Would
 Be the Result.
GERMANS DISCOURAGED
Rumors of Austrian Peace Move RepOrted-Teutons
 Spreading Peace
 Propaganda.

NEW YORK, July 26. A Paris ca ble today quotes a Belgian refugee Your pessimism disgustS me. In Tourney we have the greatest con fidence in the near defeat Of our enc mics. We see them. we speak Co them and they are going down.
 They have lost all hope in final victory. We have heard officers themselves criticise the Kaiser and his son. If 1t were not for the iron discipline that holds down the army we should see a curious show
 The losses at Nerdun have had an effect on all the German regiments and there is a great deal oi discour. agement and it is growing more and more at the rear The drive In the Somme is also causing great discus sion among the Germans" ."
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
Important Position Taken in British Drive-MOre Germans Captured
 in Assault.
TEUTONS REPORT DEFEAT
British Are Now Holding All Places Taken in SOmme Region from
 the Germans.

LONDON, July 25.-The entire vil- lage Of Pozieres is now in the hands of the British and this important German position furnishes another goal which was anticipated when the great Allied drive was started...
 The war office announces that the British entered the city at noon to- day.
 Immediately the Territorial trooos advanced suddenly Co the west of the village and captured two strong trenches of the Germans taking those no the trenches prisoners. With those captured were five German of- ficcrs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
AMERICANS FORM
 A SEPARATE UNIT
 FOR FRENCH WORK

PARIS. July 26 The American Field Ambulance, which now has l5O cars in service, has been made an independent unit and separated from the ambulance organization or Nehily 4. Platt Andrew will con tinue as chief inspector and will be assisted by stephen Gallatiu, of New York.
 or the cars now in service. l2o are on the Ncrdun ront New ears are being fitted out and young men are coming from Che United States 10 drive them. so thoi by the end o' August 200 cars will be in service
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
GILLIES WITH WOMAN.

OLYMPIA, Wash. July 26.-Ihe county officials received word today oi Che capture Of Roberts who broke jail here several weeks ago with h. F. Gillies.
 According to private adyices re- ceived by the sheriff today. Rob- erts claims that Glhes, accom- panied by a woman, is now headed for the Florida everglades
 Roberts claims that Gillles and Che woman left him when the trio reached Portland He would not state how the escape from the jail was effected
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
JAIL BREAKER IS
 CAUGHT-COMPAlJI0N
 IS WITH A WOMAN
Washington State Man Is Escaping to Florida Everglades Captive
 Tells Officers.

BRIGHTON. Colo, July 26
 Henry Roberts who broke out of the Thurston County jail at Olym- pia. Wash. was arrested here to- day. Roberts escaped with J. F, Guues. who was under sentence in connection with frauds of the Wash mgton State insurance commission and which case was one of the sen sations of the northern state.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-26
MRS GILLIES IS MUM.

OLYMPIA, July 26 - Mrs. J.. F. Gllles positively refuses to talk about her husband. the woman in the case or his escape She has been released from custody having been arrested the day following the es- cape of her husband and Roberts charged with aiding and abetting the two in making their getaway.