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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29
Sin @Ort snr S~abrespenSe.

Ius Sriibling, Sommer. Serbit unb
@inter lit nun elm meiteres ariees.
inbr seiporoen. @in5elne Sage brab.
ten uns eroBs Siege, anoere ni6t
minber idmer erfaufte grfolee, nie.
Der anoere beflasensmerte 8erluite.
4bermals lit elm Sabr nerronnerl,
bon benz mir ollie bofften, baB es ben
Srkben auf @rben brineet piiroe.
@s mar elm Sabr ungIaubiger
Miibapaltiinsen, berfuliider gin.
ltreneungen, elm Sabr idmerer @r.
belt al, allen Sronten, in allen @tap.
pen urb beiesten @ebieten; elm SSabr
barten Sdaffens in alsn Whinitions.
iabriten uno @erlorgunssitenen; elm
Sabr iorgfdltigen unb miibieligen
8flegenS IN allen 2a3aretten, nit
mebr @ernurtbeten oils i'm bsrgange.
men; unb ein Sabr troitenoer &otbe
&rel5. Irbeit fir Die sleihfalls &c.
paltig nnidneIenbe 3abl Der Silfs..
bebiirftissn.
llnb oisies Sabr idlieBt MN, Inn
einem neilen 8las gu MAIDEN, bon
Dem niemanb neiB, Oh in INN Die
iebnlidit erflebte 8olfereintra6t Der
Menidbeit nsit beidieoen iein miro.
Sen &inoern bes n6diten sc.
idledts miro bon benz Sabre 1916
oils bon einem ear ~traurigen era1blt
meroen, unb penn emit ale. Die beiite
fir oas 8aterlanb fdmpfen, aiir emf.
gen &i,be eingeeansen iein meroen,
10 miro INNER nod grob unb NAB.
memo Die gspaltige $eloengeididte
bieier u~nierer Sage Dor Der Meniden
Iagen iteben.
ginitmeilsn aber lit &rieg. gs
geben piele am SabresidlnB orauben
in idipar5en 9leioern nit leib.
sebemmten, miibet S1ritten; es
iisen anoers aiiba1ie i'm iti1en Seam.
merlein, Sas vSarpf in Die SGnoe &c.
Itiitt, unb ae6enfen Der Gotten, Der
Gotten. IL.
@s 1T bart. .MiiBiee Sanoe lr,-
teritiisen ben Seinb" idef Der 8an5.
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ii9 ailf Inb gebsn I'M nelen Sabre
ON Die gleide tobernite grbeit. .es
muB icin!"
Stun: oas Sabr 1916 gebt our
gteise, uno iiebe, DmiiBige Sdnoe"
fiuoet es alid i'm 9eittidtlm Der
@ereinigten Staaten ni6t. 8or. allem
bon Der beutiden Srau in
amerifa labt iid nit gleidem &edte
iaeen: Tie roget obn' gnbe Die flei-
bigen S1nbe ,lnb rllbet nimmer."
|, @s lit cine freubie Sl ber5eid.
/ nenoe Satiade, oaB I'M Sabre 1916
in ben 8%ereinigten Staaten groBere
Snmmen fir bas Silsiperf aufge.
: bra6t morben iino als in ben borbers
gebenocn &risesiabren. @ines bei-
, ieren 8efpeiies Der Sreue 1no In.
'bGnglidfeit Der 0eutid Imerifaner
on Die alte Seimat beoarf es nidt,
unb aud feiner Iabnung, ben @rnit
Der t3eit tiefer 5u erfaiien.
. Sn oieiem 3uiammenbange mod
: ten iid Die 9elegierten bes 9eutiden
&otben &reu5es fir Die 8ereinigter
Staaten, 1923 groaoipap, Stem gorf.
:, Der Bfli6t entle0igen, bierourd aler
Selfern uno Sreunoet oes Silfstper.
, fes ber5lid gu oanfen, unb betoner
= oabei baB bieiarJ 9anf iouobl Der
Der 8roteftorin oes Dertiden &otber
&reu3es, Der 6 | n einiblieBt
als Den bieler Sauienoer 8erpunbe.
;, ter, Snpaliben, 8itnen ilnb @aiien
bilfsbeoiirftieer Miitter, unb fleinel
ainoer, ionic 9riegsnotleibenber al
8 Ter Irt.
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

oenbeit alf ibrem 2ebensmege.
ltnierc bciOen Sdulen weroett ipic.
Der ON 2. Sarllar beginner.
Gin gliidlides Re,l-Sabr, bent
Solfsblattmann, iotpie allen 2eiern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29
9ufner unb Sodter, SRI

sSIoru, bon Sittle Ssrger rellter les'
ten Gicnstas tiad ct. 2ouis Inn nteb.
rcre Gage bort bel gertpanSter gu
p~errpeiler.
-8abreno Der geitrigen Stsuile
Der Gp,rntp Court leeten bic reiier'
m6blten Gountpridter Iuguit s..
9rinfmann uno Grnit Sooner ben
gmtseio ab. 9ieielben meroeit le'
bod, crit am 1. Sonnar ibr grlt art'
treten.
Capt. @nl. 8. Sedmanrl reiite
lebte ISOLDE nad 9ittsburs, Ea. nm
bort betreffs bes anfaufes zines gro
ber,n Gampibootes 81 itnterbanoeln.
Capt. Sedmann beabiidtist bas nciie
Boot in Gienit bes Sradtperfebrs auf
Dem &iiiouri au itellen.
SIN ct. 2ouis mltroen aut 81.
0e5embsr. 6rau gmnna Seinlcin nit
Serrn hilbert Soiepb %perbeiratbet.
Nrau SeinIein lit cine Sodter unie-
res perit. @itbiireer aig. Druid ilno
sdblt bier biels Sreunoe ltno gefann-
re, bie ibr, nit urs; piel Slid gum
8unoe miiniden.
-Ginbreder ltatteten in Der DienS-
tag Gadt Dem Gon5ertbaH Saloon
einen geillh ab ltnb erbellteten $40
aus Dem &egiiter. 9ie Diebe
batten ii6 ginlaB beridafft inoem
Tie nit einem Sebeeiien Elm 5enltcr
erbraden unb offneten.
-Drei 9eger pom iiibliden Sbeile
hes Staates iurrben Iesten Samstag
our9 stpei Sberiffs : @ebiilfep nod
Dem 3udtbaiiie in S~efferion Gitp &c.
bradt, mo apei Der Sdmar5en ipegert
Iorb cine Strafe auf 2ebens5eit ltno
Ser brittle Der Worbb,iben cine Strafe
bon 20 Sabren 3u6tbalis abaubiiben
baben.
Gin oidter 9ebel hing am
Sienstag iiber inierer Staot nno
mar es fai,ul moelid Die SGuier aiif
Der anbsren Seite Ser StraBe 81
Ieben. Gin &eseni6auer pie Der
Monat gpril lns gemobnlid bringt,
nit 8lis unb Conner fiel bes Ga6.
mittaes, obne. ieoo6 Den Gebel gu
beben.
-
: SRI. 2ullt 8inoborit itno Sar'
ris Morre bon 9rafe farnen Iesten
Sienstag bierber lm Sran Otto
Sdmibt, cine SdmeIter bes Srn.
Morre bier ab5ubolen Die am ielber
Gage aus Wofane bier eintraf uni
cinen Sbeil Der Seiertage in 9raft
bel ibren @ltern unb 8eidmiltert
perbringen miro.
-Ro6 ielten 5upor mar Der bic
iige GoItneiiter unb feline @ebiilfet
nit Irbeit 10 iibcrbduft als mdbrenl
Der Seiertagc. Cine gang rieIi9'
1enge bon artifel Ole burd Die Gar
cells Soit bier anlansten iitllte ieoei
Gag ben groBsn Soltraum, mdbreni
cine nod eroBere 3abl bon 2euten
Die S6alter umitanben unb Der Ills
gabe Der 9oit barrten.
Gus. s. 8oebm uno @attin, BOZ
aoa, Mo. befinben iid felt mebrerel
Sagsn bier als @Gite bon 6ral
9oebm'a gltern, Srib S6sn,r I'M
@attitl. Serr 8oebm, nelder bi
Stelle als Superintendent Der Sdu
len in gba befleibete, lit Bel Der let
ten @abl bon Den HeplbIifanern DO,
Douglas County gum @ertreter |,
Der 2egislatur crtpGblt nor6en.
Cigar nno grmin Sbenbat
bon Sirit Greet iino nod ldngere
| 0GA..EZ~.I x.N. - at -.El
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29
]. G.. KiSkaddon

eriudt nns feline bielen 8efannten
uno glienten oarauf a%ufmerfiam ai
MAIDEN baB er am 2. San,iar 1917
in, Sermann iein miro, ,,nb bofft Die.
ieIben i'm @bite Souie Sotel be.
griiBen gu fonnsn. SIN Sale ibr Die
9ienite zines &edtsanmaltes ipiiniht,
miro berielbe an bieiem Gage ioipie
altd gum 9egim bes Sanuar.Ser-
Minis oes &reiseeridtes in irgeno Ell.
ner angeleeenbeit au ipreden ieir.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
ASHFORD ASKS
GRAND JURORS
PROBE IW|LEI
II Police Have Been Delinquent
Their Conduct Should Be
Held Responsible
HOLDS LAWS IN EFFECT
AND MUST BE ENFORCED
Petitions Asking That District
Be Kept Open Reported to
Be Circulating

One Of the developments in the an
twice committee crusade aginst COM
mercialized vice today was the submit
ting to the grand jury by Judge Ash
ford of lengthy instructions for an in
vestigation Of the question of vice seq
reeation and particularly Iwilei condi-
tions in which he set forth the law
and the fact that it is the duty of Of
ficials to enforce the laws as written.
Another development was the re-
ported circulation Of petitions for the
maintenance of a restricted district.
These were in evidence where men
are apt to gather in numbers and were
said to number so copies.
A third was the statement by lead
ers in the movement that Ahin, the
Chinese landlord of certain lwiIei
houses, will be arrested again today
and every day hereafter unless the
houses he owns are closed.
A thorough investigation of condi-
tions at Iwilei, Honolulu's so-called
restricted district by the. territorial
grand jury was recommended by Cir
cult Judge c. ". Ashford at O'Clock
this afternoon, when he called the
members OF the jury into special ses-
sion in his court room.
Judge. Ashford read a lengthy writ
ten charge in which he cited condi-
tions at.-Iwilei as they have prevailed
for years, ending by requesting the
inquisitors to conduct a thorough
probe. He charged that, should the
Jurors uncover facts calling for the
return of indictments against offend
ers Of the law, it would be their duty
to return such indictments. The court
recommended that the jurors call
James ID. Dole before them, pointing
out that Mr.. Dole has before consult
ed the court on conditions in Iwilei.
In part, Judge Ashfords recommen.
dations were as follows:
Gentlemen of the Grand Jury:
Charge is cead
Il have requested your presence at
this time in order that may lay be-
fore you, for your investigation and
consideration, certain facts and condi.
tions which now engross' the attention
Of a numerous element of our city, and
which bear in intimate degree upon
cur moral and sociological status as a
community.
Il refer to the alleged existence of
tne unrestricted, or only partially re-
stricted, practise of prostitution in
this city, especially at Iwilei.
There exists, and is being conduct
ed, at Iwilei, virtually within the
heart of the city OF Honolulu, SO
called restricted or 'red-light' dis
trict, to which several scores of won.
CONTINUED on page three)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
POLISH KINGDOM REVIVED

WARSAW. Poland, Nov delayed
in transmission).-A manifesto Oh
Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Franz
Joseph of Austria was read today
Sunday and posted up, calling back
into existence the ancient kingdom OF
Poland. The document was read at
noon to Polish representatives in the
great Warsaw palace by the military
governor, Gen. Won Beseler. Ihe
square was thronged with people and
a great demonstration ensued.
The quickest to realize the signifl-
canoe of the move were the students
who attended the ceremonies and they
at once Incorporated into units, raised
banners and paraded. There were
volunteers by the hundreds for the
Polish army, wnich the manifesto an.
nounced would be called at once.
Gen. Won Beseler, in the name OF
Germanys sovereign, read the mani
festo and it was translated by the
palace commandant. Cheers resound'
ed for the occasion and President
Brudzinski Of the city council gave
thanks. asserting the determination OF
the Poles to be found worthy of the
liberties conferred. He also requested
the nomination of a regent to assume
the leadership Of the new government,
saving that the time is not ripe yet for
the nomination of a hereditary SOY
ereign.
The ceremony was over in ~
TO;DIrtoG
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
KUHIO Will HAVE
2OOO.MAJORITY
PREDICTION NOW
Leaders in Close Touch With
Situation Say Oahu Will
Net Him 1000

'clean sweep" for Delegate Ku-
hio, with a majority of at least 1000
votes on Oahu alone, is the prediction
o. Republican parry leaders regard
ing The general election tomorrow. The
opinion in G. o. P. circles is that Ku-
hio will win hands down." polling a
larger vote than ever before.
Party leaders who have been closely
associated with Kuhio and other Re-
publican candidates during the cam
paign which closes today, have made
the following prediction which COW
ers not only the delegateship but the
senatorial and house tickets and the
bond issue: H..
In the senatorial ticket the party
will elect two without any doubt on
Oahu and might lose one, Correa, un-
less the fourth district voters adhere
to the straight ticket. In the fourth
district, on the house, the party will
elect FIVE and probably lose one. In
the fifth district there are possibilities
of Kupihea and Miles, Democrats, be-
ing elected. Aside from these all 9TH
er Republican candidates will be
elected >..r=.. : -. +. >.se.
On this island Kuhio will: have a
majority of 1000 votes; on Maui about
four to one; on Kauai the voting
will be about even; on Hawaii Kuhio
will win by three to one. This is con-
sidered very conservative estimate.
On the bond issue the belt road pro-
posal and the public baths, building,
will certainly carry, all other pro-
posals doubtful 1t is believed that
the campaign for the various pro-
posaIs was not started early enough.
Harry E. Murray, yice-chairman OF
the Republican Central committee,
predicts that On Oahu alone kuhio
will have majority of SIS and that
in the fourth district the Republican
representatives and senators will all
be elected. In the fifth district, he
believes. the Republican candidates
will have hard race, but with every
chance of being elected. -.
National Committeeman r. w. Brec-
kons says: .:..: ..>.s.. -. H..
'Kurio will have a majority OF not
Continued on page twol ..:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
DOWSETT BELIEVES HOUSE
WILL BE REPUBLICAN BY
AT LEAST 20 MAJORITY

J. NJ. Dowsett, now in New York,
sent a wireless to National Commit.
teeman Breckons this morning as fol-
lows:
Indiana, New York, Illinois. Ohio,
New Jersey will give their electoral
votes to Hughes
Maryland will go for Wilson.
Missouri is very much in doubt,
with chances III favor OF Hughes.
Tennessee will give its vote To
Wilson.
Both Watson and New, Republican
candidates for senator in Indiana, and
Calder, Republican candidate for SEN
ater in New York, will be elected.
"On general elections Hughes will
win.
believe house will be Republican
by at least twenty.
''The fight for the senate will be
close. While Republican chances are
favorable, there may possibly be
tie.
Il eDoWsETT."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
WILCOX CLAIMS AT LEAST
.316 HUGHES VOTES; WILSON
MANAGER Is CLAIMING 364

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
NEW YORK, N. ", Nov. 6--canot-
date Charles (. Hughes visited Repup-
Iican. headquarters today and thanked
the workers who have been busy on
his campaign.
President Wilson is now at Shadow
Lawn, tut will 60 to Princeton ton1or-
row to vote.
Chairman Wilcox of the Repuolican
national committee today predicted
that MIR. Hughes will get at least 100
majority Of electoral votes, and Vance
Mccormick, the Democratic chairman
ard manager, is claiming SEA votes
for Wilson.
Note.-There are 531 votes in the
electoral college, making 266 neees-
sary for a majority and election.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
GEORGE w. SCOTT, G. A. R.
VETERAN, DIES IN OREGON

The Star-3ulletin has received news
from Tacoma, Wash, that George W.
Scott, late of Honolulu aEi Il member
Of the G. A. r. post here, died on
Octob'r 92 of congestion of the lungs
and kidney trouble
He vas native of philadelphia an
died a: Eagles Point, Oregon He lad
lived n honolulu over p Years aid
prior tc tIat had for many wears heer
employ | at the Tr;on Iron W0rks,
San l,rdL -isco. He leaves two daugh.
ters, Esther and Anna, both born in
Honolulu. .,...-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
Betting Comes Strong In FAVOR of
Hughes; 277 Votes Is Conservative

SarBu Special Federal Wheessl
YORK N. Y ELECTION predictions here today
area follows:
Repu bHcan national committee predicts
Mccormick
the Democratic committee predicts S64 for Wilson.
in Philadelphia Baltimore, Chicago
shows Hughes favorte
o ~ !.
Repub predictions that Hughes
the middle states 100 the
Mchg Minnesota Iowa. both Dakoas
Wyoming Illinois and West Virginia los votes
Probably Republican and Wisconsin, 81 votes
will be Re
publican fight will be close
~ ] A. BRECKoNs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
THREE POLITICAL
RALLIES TONIGHT
+++tt++@<+%++<+++
REPUBLICAN,

\ REPUBLICAN, =
Y Beginning at 6:45 o'clock this =
= evening the Republican candi- =
\ dates will stage their final politi- =
\ cal rally at the bandstand, Aala =
\ park From this hour until 1880 =
4 there will he a musical and NOV \
4 ing picture program. Seats will =
4 be provided for several hundred =
4 persons. Republican headquar- =
4 ters announced this afternoon =
4 that inclement weather doubtless =
\ will not cause a postponement Of \
y the meeting. Among the speak =
= ers will be Delegate Kuhio. Ma =
\ tional Committeeman r. w =
\ Breckons, Charles Achi. Charles =
4 Chillingworth, A. l.. Castle, w. =
T. Rawlins, f. A. Douthitt, C. II. =
= Cooke and many of the Republi- =
\ can candidates. =
BOND ISSUE =
= Regardless of the weather
= Mayor John Lane and his con- =
\ tingent of orators will discuss
\ the bond issue this evening at
4 Aala park and a number OF at 4
4, tractive features are promised. =
\ The speakers whom the mayor \
4 has chosen are men who know 4
4 their subject and will clear up =
\ many of the Misunderstanding Z
y which have arisen concerning the
\ bends. The following have agreed =
\ to speak at the meeting: Chair
L u
= Hon. ]. K. Kalanianaole, dele \
\ gate; David Kalauokalani, John =
= Fl. Wise. William c. Achi, w. r. =
y Harrington. A. L. Atkinson. A. NJ.
= Brown, Charles H. Holoua, Moses 4
= Kahue, Mayor John c. Lane and J
= Supervisors AHA, Arnold, Hol- 4
y Hnger, Horner, Larsen and Lo-
= gan and w. T. Garden, deputy 4
= city attorney
DEMOCRAT 4
\ Simultaneous with that of the 4
y Republicans the Bourbons will \
y hold their final rally at the mau- 4
= ka side or Aala park this evening \
y at 7:30 O'Clock. A musical pro- 4
= gram will precede the opening of =
y the meeting Senator James l..
\ Coke will preside. Among the 4
= speakers will be l.. l.. McCand- 4
\ less. Gabriel Keawehakuf w. F.. 4
\ Miles, A. J. Wfrtz, J. NJ. Bright, 4
\ w. P. st. Clair, u. S. Attorney 4
y S. G. Huber, W. F. Mossman, r. 4
= K. Kaiwi, Manuel G. Pacheco, 4
\ Robert Ahuna, E. II. F. WoIter, 4
y E. K. Hanapi, Harry Irwin. E. J. 4
= Gay, G. L. Almeida, w. II. Nc 4
= Clellan, Joseph Kalana, Jesse 4
= Uluihi, D. NJ Kupihea and ]. J. I
= Fern. The meeting is scheduled I
y to close at II o'clock. 1
<%<%%%% y 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
John Guild, ]. A. BalCh. w. 6.
Cooke and ]. NJ. DoWSett
Telegraph Star Bulletin G. 0.
P. Candidate Win Be Named
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS
ARE FOR 364 VOTES
Manager Mccormick Predicts
Mr.. Wilson Will Have Over
Whelming Majority in Elec-
toral College
BULLETIN

(Assoeiatcd Press by Federal wirelcss)
NEW YORK, N. ". Nov. 6.-"lt's
all over but the shouting" said Will
am r. Wilcox, Republican manager,
tonight.
Secretary Of Commerce Redfield,
after touring Ohio, Indiana. wiscon-
sin, Minnesota and Illinois, told Dem
ocratic Manager Mccormick that
these states are undoubtedly safely
Democratic"
The state charmen Of both parties
are claiming New York. Harris, DEM
ocratic chairman, asserts that the
Democratic plurality In New York
city will be so heavy II will overcome
the Republican plurality upstate.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6.-The heav-
lest vote ever recorded in Ohio 10 ex-
pected tomorrow. Both sides claim
the state.
Four businessmen Of Oahu who
were in New York last Saturday night
heard Charles z. Hughes in his clos
ing speech and united In a Marconi-
gram TO the Star-6ulIetin predicting
the election Of the Republican candi.
date. The four are J. NJ. Dowsett,
John Guild, J. A. BaIch and w. G.
Cooke of the New York office Of Alex
ander & Baldwin. They wirelcssed
the Star.1ulletin as follows:
NEW YORK, N. v, Nov. Ave
attended final Republican rally to-
night 1T Madison. Square Garden.
Heard Hughes make greatest speech
of campaign, with wonderful demon
stration. He has aroused tremendous
enthusiasm, and we are all more than
ever convinced that Hughes will DC
elected president"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
GERMAN COUNTER
ON WESTFORCES
BRITISH TOGIVE
Some Ground Lost BY Allies in
Vicinity of Warlencourt;
Other Battles
fAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl

=. INssUCIdItu Z =
LONDON, England, Nov. ga
fierce German counter.attack today
compelled the British forces on the
Somme front to relinquish a portion
of the ground they recently captured
in the neighborhood of Butte de
Warlencourt.
The steamship L.anao, recently
transferred from American to Nor
wegian registry, was summarized to-
day in the war zone. Thirty survivors
have landed at Barry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
TEUToNS HIT RUMANIANS

BERLIN, Germany. Nov. 6.-The
Teutons today captured the Laomu
height, southwest of Predeal pass, and
made progress also southeast of Ro-
tenthurm pass. The Rumanians in
the region of Szurduk pass were re-
pulsed when they attacked.
The Allies with their strongest
forces have made continuous attacks
on the German positions along the
Somme but the latter remain un-
shaken
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
LECTION RETURNS j
TOMORROW NIGHT

= The Star-Bulletin will show
= election returns tomorrow night
= from the Waity building on King
+ street. office of Thomas W. King (
= & Company, manufacturers and
= commission agency, the illumin- 4
= ated screen being in front Of the (
\ second story of the w w. Di- 4
= mond & Company building The 4
= Star-Bulletin's election telephone 4
y number will be 4
= PHONE 4a4t 4
Mainland and local election re-
= turns will be shown, commencing
= probably at or before O'Clock. 4
= Everybody invited
Election officials or others at I
y the polls while the count is being I
y made are requested to call up I
= this number to give the returns 4
= as they come along. The Star I
= Bulletins friends in the past 4
y have done much to help in the I
= quick and accurate giving out of 4
\ returns to election-night crowds. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
EVERETT READY
TOREPELL. v. v.
WITHGUNS AGAIN
Mayor Says DisorderIy Mem
berS of Organization Were
Told Not to Return
(Associated Press by Federal wirelessl


EVERETT, Wash, Nov 6.-With
Everett officials determined to re-
fuse entrance to the city to the alleg-
ed disorderly gangs of Independent
Workers Of the World, the situation
growing cut of the pitched battle on
the wharves yesterday is more serious
this morning.
EN-Sheriff Jefferson Beard of Snoho-
mish county, in which Everett is sit
uated, died today as a result of his
wounds. He was member of the
posse, acting as a deputy sheriff. call
ed by Sheriff Mcpae to prevent the
T. w. WIS from landing by steamer
from Seattle.
Ed Buehrer, another member of the
posse, is believed to be fatally wound
ed Athol Gorrill of Spokane, stu
dent and an onlooker at the fight
was shot in the leg and chest and an
other onlooker, Harry Blackburn, shot
in the chest.
Mayor Merrill today issued a state
ment in which he said that at the
time of the shingle weIvers' strike
not long ago many |. w. w. men
flocked into the city and abused the
officials and melted to disorder, and
that they were ordered away at that
time and told not to return.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 6-Secre-
tary Mailer of the local branch of the
|. w. W., says that members of his
organization in their Everett activi
ties are contending for the right of
free speech and that |. W. W. mem
bers have teeh prosecuted at Everett.
The steamer Verona, which sailed
from this port yesterday. under char
ter to the l. W. w, who announced
that the object of the trip was to "hold
an excursion" returned from Everett
early yesterday evening, with two
dead men aboard and 20 with rifle and
revolver wounds. The sides of the
ship and the deckhouses were pitted
with bullet marks.
hreaten More Trouble
he entire complement of the two
steamers and their adherents ashore
marched in body to the headquar
ters of the l. w. w, where stormy
meeting was held Following this
meeting lengthy warning was tele-
graphed to the mayor of Everett, an.
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