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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-12


away without determining to raise
stock equally as good?
Only result farms will be visited: only
money making propositions Will oe
studied. The million-dollar-farn play
things viii be passed by entirely. They
can not teach Florida farmers anything,
because our people must learn how TO
make money, not spend it.
Interest.
The Mckee brothers, big hog breeders
at Versailles, Kentucky, have already
received five letters from Florida farm
ers stating their intention of aaviling
themselves Of The Journals trip and wiz
inspect the Mckee farm. It viii be
liberal education in itself just to glimpse
the methods on this wonderful farm.
The Itinerary
Details of the trip viii, Of course, be
subject to change at the last minute
but the present program viii not be
radically deviated from.
July 1s-Leave Pensacola at noon, In a
special Pullman train.
July 16-Nashville, Tenn.
July 17-Bowling Green. Franklin,
July 1s-sheTbyvfile. Christiansburg,
July 1s-versaines. Frankfort, KY.
July 20-Richmond, KY, Cincinnati Q.
July 21-Louisville, ST. Matthews, Mid
dletown. KY.
July 22-CoIumbia. Darks Mil. Mt.
Pleasant. Tenn; Athens, Ala
July 23-Home again, bursting with
news.
A visit to the stock yards in Cincin-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-12

natl, and a study Of conditions is also
planned. Not far from Cincinnati there
IS siding where the train is going to
stop for few minutes. and let all hands
pile out for a little walk. Doesn't sound
very exciting, does it2 But wait until
You see the miles and miles of sweet
clover dimming itno the distance, rest
less under the caress OF the summer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-12

ecials for Monday:
ses, $3.9S; Vol Waists,
We will credit you.
say the word. Gains,
Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-12

CThe third and last part of the re-
markable personal story of an army
truck driver in Mexico, telling of the
hardships and thrilling experiences of
the men who carry supplies to the
boys in khali.r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-12
SHIPPING NEWS

Cleared.
Nor bk Pehr Ugland, Halversen, for
Buenos Ayres, with 956,770 $ # lum-
Der.
Rus Blk Christine, Mattsen, for Lon
don. with TAG, 592 # lumber.
Sailed.
Rus sch Wego, for London.
Nor bk Pehr Ugland, for Buenos
Ayres.
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rERSELY TOLD.

and Mrs. James Randic, of 428'
.arragossa street, announce the
f a baby girl, and are receiving
organizations of their many
l.
Srge H. Hervey, proprietor OF
II Carlos Hotel, left Saturday,
bile, on a short business trip,
IL probably return to Pensacola
x: Meyers, who has been in the
:ket office of the L. & N. rail-
las been promoted to assistant
freight agents office. He has
up his new duties.
ge H. Hinrichs, who has been
city commissioner to take OF
ne II, Saturday filed his bond
enty-five thousand dollars, as
ID by the city charter with the
4 the circuit court. The bond
mpany is the American Surety
by Of New York.
S. A. Holden and Mrs. w. H.
of Meridian, Miss, are visiting
Allbrook, of Pensacola. Mrs.
is Mr.. Allbrook's mother and
lssed the eighty-first milepost,
orbes is a lifelong friend of the
and accompanied the lady on
b, Mrs. Forbes will return in
days and Mrs. Holden will re-
lor some time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-12

y The Journals Want
Way for best results.
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Sailed.
Intense Enthusiasm For
Cattlemen's Excursion
Planned BY The Journal

CONTINUED From Page One.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
Will
LOSANGELESDO
TO KEEP Liner?
Cable Sent to caIiforfia /Gat,
This Morning F0 Aidt6n
Great Northern Project

..What Will Los5 Angeles Do?" is
the cable sent to the Chamber Of
Commerce of the Southern California
metropolis by the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee this morning. The above
to keep the Great Northern on the run
has been talked of locally, and the
members of the. Hawaii Promotion
Committee believe that the people OF
Los Angeles can help in keeping the
Hill liner on the run from that city.
Cal Stone in q letter to A. P. Taylor,
secretary of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, says that the Great North
ern was built to run between San
Francisco and Portland, but the OFF,
cials wished to give the liner try
out in the Pacific run to Hawaii in
normal year. If Honolulu has q defin-
ite proposition to support the steamer,
the decision to discontinue the Hawaii
run might be changed, says Mr.. Stone.
Lorrin A. Thurston, who Is now In
San Francisco, will confer with Pres
ident l.. C. Gilman and Mr.. Stone, and
the Chamber of Commerce of Los An
geles will also work with Mr.. Thurs
ton in securing a definite answer on
the subject of conuance OF service OF
the Hill liner. = -. .....
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FILE OBJECTION
TO TESTIMONY ON
QUEENSSANITY

Whether Miss Lucy Ward of Homo
lulu, and Miss Onaona Bell, resident
of Vancouver, B. c., and now visiting
here, may be allowed to give testi-
mony regarding the sanitay and men
tai competency of Queen Liliuokalani,
will be decided in an opinion which
Circuit Judge w. l.. Whitney expects
to render at O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. Z
The. testimony was to have been
taken this morning, as prayed for in
a motion filed by Antonio Perry, at
torney for the queen. Technical OBJ
jections to the taking of the testimony
we're raised by Attorney d. L. With
ington. one of confse1Sor Delegate
Kuhio. whereupoA JuosssS, asyS, Whitney
took the matter Under decidept.
Judge whitney, today .asesntiy asi nat
Lorrin Andrew who md enardiSl
appointed me sriene cAr1ee Spdg
case either e f +.
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GERMANS ATTACK WITH
DETERMINATION ON WEST
FRONT; MAKE ADVANCES

BERLIN. Germany. March ri.
Repeated successes today marked
the attacks of the Germans On ths
west front. The Germans ssornie,l
and conquered the entire fortified
French positions northeast of avo-
court. In addition to considerable
losses and many wounded, the enc
my lost 81 officers and more than
$500 men, taken prisoners by the
Germans, and much war material.
The nearby positions were cap
tured. In counter-attacks the enc
my lost heavily.
The Russians are extending their
activities on the east front to the
south of the Riga-Dyina line, west
of Jacobstadt. Their attacks have
been repulsed with heavy losses.
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Gordon Fails
To Shou Up as
Sierra Docks
Young Man Mixed Up in 'tWar
Plot" Accusations Not Put
Ashore at Pago Pago
Where is young Jack" Gordon?

Where is young Jack" Gordon?
Marshal j. ]. Smiddy, the young
mans father, and perhaps the she
riffs office. would like to know.
Jack" was scheduled to arrive in
Honolulu in the steamer Sierra this
morning. But he was not aboard
when that liner docked after its run
from Australia. :,..s ..
fGordon?" unused the ships purser.
Don't know the man. No, we didn't
take>anyone aboard at Pago Pago."
The ships captain expressed like
ignorance of Gordon's whereabouts.
There was man named Gordon In
the second cabin, but the. captain stat
ed that hes had boarded the Sierra at
sydney es:.:.. - e
Young Gordon left Honolulu on the
steamer Ventura on March 6, on his
way to Australia presumably to join
the British expeditionary forces there.
Sheriff Charles H., Rose, at the re-
quest of the father, sent wireless
message to the captain of the Ventura
to land the young man at Pago Pago.
A like message was sent to the gov
ernor of American Samoa, asking that
Gordon be returned to Honolulu. Both
messages stated that Gordon was Is
years of age and that he was running
away from his father" ...s..
Young Gordon's father was not at
the wharf when the Sierra docked
this morning. .. F..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
SEA ENGAGEMENT OFF BELGIAN
COAST; LAND FIGHT ON YERDUN
FRONT IS RENEWED WITH FURY
RUSSIANS REPORTED SUCCESSFUL IN TWO IMPORTANT
ARENAS, BUK0WINA AND PERSlA-8ELGluM GETS AS
SURANCES OF PART IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
rAcsociated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

LONDON, England. March PA battle fought
the Belgian fleets
with reports differing = the results
The official announcement from British naval authorities that
British and German vessels off the
continues:
When the British sighted the Germans the
for Zeebrugge the Flanders They
\ running fight which
BERLIN Germany, March 2l-The official account OF
the sea battle off Belgium says
The battle resulted successfully for off Flanders Three
torpedobo and five British estroyrs engaged
severed the after receiving hits
OF sight full speed
The following cabgram from official German
ceved today: I. .... -.
German Navy Report, March PA German aeropane
squadron heavily bombarded military establishments
Ramgate England of
the land batteries and eny flyers responded Numerous hits with
excellent effect noticed result of the bombs from the
aeroplanes all of which returned safe" 1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
NO INCREASE in
UNDERSTANDS
If BILL IS PAID
One Point Raised BY Public
Utilities Commission in Ans
Wer to Injunction Suit
DEMURRERS FILED BY
FORBES AND OFFICIALS
Question of Trip to Washington
Subject of Amenities; Com
plainant Own Any Stock? "

+ That the local circuit court has no
Jurisdiction to restrain Charles r,
Forbes, superintendent Of public
works. from presenting to Territorial
Treasurer G. j. Mccarthy or Territor.
ial Auditor j. II. Fisher for collection
any warrants which may be rendered
him on account of vouchers referred
to in Judge A. A Wilder's four injunc.
tion snits against the superintendent
and other officials, Is one 8flthe allie
cations In lMr. Forbes demnrrers to
the suits. fled today.
Judge Wflder's suits, which named
the governor, Mr.. Forbes, the auditor.
the treasurer and the members of the
harbor board and public utilities cem-
mission, as respondents, seek to pre-
vent the payment Of any of the ex-
penses incurred by Mr.. Forbes. during
his recsnt trip to Washington, d. C.
Worded Nearly Alike. ..-,-...... ..
Aside from Mr. Forbes, the harbor
board, public utilities commission and
other respondents fled demurrers to-
day, 1. III. Stainback, territorial attor-
ney-general, representing the parties.
With one br two minor exceptions,
the wording is the same in all the de-
murrers. - =. ; 4: s.. =. g..
Mr.. Forbes demurrer declares that
WiIder's complaint does not state
facts sufficient to warrant the issu.
ance of the Injunction prayed for, as
LII, fContinued on page eight a
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TRIPLE Of
MOANA HOTEL BY
TWO new Wings
Work Will Begin at Once on
Project 70 Cost $4,000
Will Be Fireproof
TWO HUNDRED NEW ROOMS;
PRIVATE BATH FOR EACH
Open Sided Pavilion Fronting
on Beach to Be One Feature;
n. L. Kerr, Architect -.

To begin work at once on two mod
ern wings Of fireproof construction,
which will triple the present number
of rooms at the Moana hotel-that Is
the definite plan announced today by
the Territorial Hotel Company.
Plans drawn by H. L. Kerr, which
have been under consideration for
some time, have been definitely adopt
ed. The exterior of the Moana. after
the addition OF the two new wings,
will appear substantially as shown in
the line drawing on this. page. Inter
ior plans, while still subject to minor
changes, provide for 200 additional
bedrooms, each with a private bath.
The new wings, each of which will
frcnt on Kalakaua avenue, will be
built over the drive which now circles
the building. The driveway will be
kept as at present.
Pavilion In. One Wing.
One feature OF the main floor at
the Waikiki end, of the building will
be large pavilion, sopen on three
sides, and fronting directly on the
beach. This will be available for
dancing, and the present Moana re-
ception room, now often used as a
ball room, will be converted into. a.
parlor. Spacious lanais on each floor
will front the makai court. -.
Though the present building Is of
frame, the new wings are to be of
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Especial star r-Bulletin cablel

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2I.-
The senate judiciary committee yes
terday ordered a favorable report to
be made to the senate upon the nom.
nation of s. C. Huber of Ta11a, Iowa,
to be U. s. district attorney for Ha,
waii. g
The nominations of judges go over
for a week for action, under the rules
by which the committee proceeds.
This affords opportunity for protests
to be filed or charges made.
C. 8. ALBERT.
The judicial nominations are as fol.
lows: -. .
- A. G. NJ. Robertson for chief Justice
Of the territorial supreme court ire
cess reappointmentl. 's
William L. Whitney for second
Judge Of the first circuit court trecess
reappointment). As,@.
Horace w. Vaughan. for federal
Judge. III.
]. Wesley Thompson for judge of
the third circuit (HaWaiil.
Glenn K. Quinn for Judge of the
fourth circuit (Hawaii).
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DOPE ISEXTRA
Session COMING
ABOUT MAY DAY
Memorial From Supervisors to
Governor Probably Ready for
! ]. Board This Evening

w. T. Garden, second deputy city
attorney, has the proposed memoria.
TO the governor asking that q special
session of the legislature be held
ready for submission to the special
committee of supervisors appointed to
draw it up. II 1t meets before to.
night's board meeting and approves
It the memorial viii come before the
board.
According to all the dope" a spe-
cial session will be called by the gov.
srnor and convened about May 1.
The public works department has
moved its office into the basement OF
me Capitol and Superintendent
Charles X. Forbes has declared that It
probably will not move back into the
jenate chamber "as it is hardly worth
While II special session of the legis.
-ature is to be held" Forbes is very
close to the governor and may have
been advised by him to stay in the
basement.
governor IL Busy.
Governor Pinkham is said to be get.
ting a number of matters he wants to
5ring before the legislature In shape
Tor presentation, and the mayor and
supervisors who visited him have q
very confident air when asked
whether they believe the session will
oe called by the governor.
Mayor Lanes message to the super
visors on the bond question has not
yet been considered by the board and
may come up at tonight's meeting. II
was laid on the table at the time 1t
was read.
A petition from property owners in
the Sea View tract asking that Van
eouyer highway and Rocky Hill
street be paved is ready for submis-
sion to the board and may be- brought
20 its attention tonight. Il
city's o. x. Needed.
The city is liable for 14.9 per cent
of the frontage to be improved THAT
of the College of Hawaii-and II con-
sent is given by the supervisors for
its share there will be enough sig.
natures on the petition to. put the Inn
provement through.
A petition from the Honolulu Rapid
Transit and Land Company for per.
mission to put down a spur track on
Kekuanaoa street, from Allen street,
is in the clerks hands and will be
brought to the attention of the board
tonight. Cars carrying crushed rock
required in the construction of the sea
wall win run over the tracks
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j. 5. TO WORK J.
With MEXICANS
ON VILLA HUNT

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 21.-
President Wilson called a cabinet
meeting today at which the Mexican
situation received long attention At
the conclusion it was announced that
the government accepts the proposal
for a protocol requested by the de
facto Carranza government, regulating
relations between the two countries
growing out of the pursuit of Villa and
the conduct of the American expedi-
ton. The two governments will CO.
operate in the pursuit of Villa, it is an
noUnced.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
TEUTONS NOW USE LIQUID
FLAMES, DECLARES PARIS

PARIS, France, March 21.1.
West of the Meuse on the west
front today the Germans renewed
their offensive from Avocourt to
Malancourt. The attacks were ac-,
companied by special machines
which hurled flaming liquids from
three wings.
The Germans sustained heavy
losses but despite them took posses
sion of part of the Malancourt
wood. ..-..-
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CUSTOM HOUSE WILL
SOON HAVE PRINTING
OUTFIT OF ITS OWN

Notice that the Honolulu custom
house has been allowed an Underwood
dplicator, a variety of mimeograph by
which any number of copies of cir
cular or letter can be printed. was re-
ceived today by mail from Washing
ton. '
The duplicator has been tu ned over
to the quartermaster department in
San Francisco, and will be forwarded
here in a short time, probably on the
next transport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
Mrs. Wundenber9
Weds Blind Man
From Trenches

y Cards were received today 4
= from Mrs. Frederick w. Wunden- \
= berg, or who just before sending =
= them bore that name, announc- =
= ing her marriage to soldier re- =
r turned from the war. His name =
= is Almond, and he is totally =
= blind from injuries received in \
= the trenches. ~. =
= Mrs. Wundenberg's former =
y husband was postmaster-general =
= Of the kingdom Of Hawaii in Kali =
y akua's reign, also for a brief =
= period was marshal under the 4
= provisional government. \
= He was q brother-in-law of 4
= General Soper. When married \
= he had reached middle age and =
= died after few years of welded =
= life. .. IL. II 4
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IRISH OPPOSITION TO .....
RECRUITING BRINGS ON
RIOTING AT TULLAM0RE
Associated Press BY Federal wirslsssl

[Associated Press by Federal Wireiessl
LONDON, Eng, March 2l.-NeTs
has been received here that rioters Of
the Sim Fein (Irishl society fired on
the police at Tullamore, Ireland, three
policemen being wounded. 1t is re-
ported that the Sim Fein members
are campaigning actively against re-
cruiting in Ireland. .--~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
CHERRY DANCER MAKES
APPEAL TO U. S. COURT
TO REMAIN IN AMERICA
Especial Gable to Nippu Jill

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 21.-
Seci Guehi, one Of the pretty cherry
dancers, who is being detained at the
immigration station in this city, Is
making hard fight to remain in Am
erica. The immigration authorities
have stated that she could not re-
main, but the Japanese maiden asked
for writ of habeas corpus, and the
final decision will be given in the
United States court.
Seci Guchi was one of the dancers
who came to this city at the opening
Of the exposition and was forced r.
give bond that she would retx
Japan at the expiration %
tract with the manager OF
ton. She refused. fo 60. a'
held at the iEEe fjp1
since. All soma
.so1 ep0 I'd to nave inform.
LAT the restoration Of
b Of Weld to the Al
WIN be considered an
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BRITISH AND GERMAN WARRSPS BATTLE EACH SIDE CLAIMS VICTOR
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices OF
stocks on the New Yo!k market to-
DAY, sent by the Associated Press over
she Federal Wireless:
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JAPANESE RIOT WHEN
ACTION IN JOINING
BRITISH Is RAPED
Especial Gable to Nippu Jfji.I

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 21.-
Fifty members of the japanese volun-
teers organized to fight with the Brit.
ish army in France attacked and
sacked the Canadian Shinpo office in
Vancouver, B. c., this morning. The
riotiBg was result of an attack made
by the editor of the newspaper on
those who were entering the British
service. The volunteers also attack
ed two friends of the editor of the pub
lication. Police are now guarding the
Japanese section of the city.
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No fewer than IS different kinds
of bananas are grown in various parts
of the world. i
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AUSTRIA CLAIMS
HOSPITAL ship
SUNKUNWARNED
Official German CabIegram
Brings Report of Submarine
Outrage; Artillery and Aero
planes Active on West Front

The following eablegrars from Off
eial German sources were received to.
day:
"Austro-Hungarian Admiralty Re-
port, March 1e.-The Austro-Hunga-
rian hospital ship Electra was torpe-
doed on March 10 Without>any warn
ing. It being clear weather and sun
shine.
zone sailor was drowned and two
Red Cross nurses wounded.
ait is impossible to imagine gross
er violation Of international law on
the sea.
ION the same day an Austro-Hunga-
rian submarine torpedoed a French
destroyer Of the Fourche type. The
destroyer sank In one minute"
Associated Press By Federal wirslessl
BERLIN, Germany, March Il. =
There was pronounced activity in ar
tillery and aeroplanes on both sides
yesterday. In the Meuse section and
on the plain of the Woeyre, the artil-
lery engagements were especially vio-
lent. In the neighborhood Of Fort
Douaumont and at Vaux, the French
attacked but were repulsed with heavy
losses. a.-
In aerial flights yesterday the enemy
lost five aeroplanes from various en-
counters, due to anti-aircraft shoot
ing.
On the east yesterday the Russians,
disregarding their heavy losses, at
tackled repeatedly and with strong
forces on both sides of Postayy, be-
tween Naroez lake and Drieyapy lake,
The attacks were fruitless. One OFF,
cor and ESQ men were captured.
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RUSSIANS WIN VICTORIES

LONDON, England. March Il.
have been received from
the east front telling of further
Russian successes. The Austriaps
operating northwest of Usciecsko.
near the Bukowina border, were
forced by the Slay army to evaeu-
ate the bridgehead Notifications by
which they held their positions. The
Austrian statement says that the DIX
tenders succeeded in reaching the
Austrian posts near Czernowitz.
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LONDON, England, March Il.
"A Teheran despatch says that the
Russians in Persia have made fur
tfer advances. entering Ispahan,
the old Persia capital.
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BELGIUM TO HAvEPt. =

LONDON,sf IN ~
:. EntsF lIlSs pledge.I
tnsl sses that Belgium S
= spation in the negotia-
- peace when these are be-
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More than 500 women are serving
in the Russian army.
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Fepo "a to- nave ipform-
kjat the restoration Of
- Of Weld to the Al
WIN be considered 1n
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IBID. fEx-dividend. 4Unquoted.
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