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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Oklahoma Hogs
Set New Record

KANSAS CITY, Sept l6.--The hog
market here established record to.
day when seventy three head averaging
lV pounds each brought SlllS a hun
dredweight The shipment came from
pawnec. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
CENTRAL POWERS
REPORT VICTORY
IN A BIG BATTLE
ViCtors Still Pursue Retreating
Enemy
BRITISH HOLDING GAINS
Retain Possession Of Captured
Towns,

LONDON, Sept lo-Wi,h the echoc,
Of the German defeat OF Friday in the
Nommc region still sounding, the Ger
man army headquarters announced to-
day decisive victory Tor the troop@'
or the central power, under Field
Marshal Won Mackcus,n over the Ru-
manlauS and Russian, m the province
ol Dnhrud'a The official statement
SAYS the Nlctors are st,Il pursuing tho
fleeing enemy \ dispatch IRON En-.
peror William to the empress also
tells OF TN, victory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Bulgarians Forced Back.

The Berlin statement, however, SAYS
that Bulgarian forces on the Mace
donan front have occupied new posi-.
tons after losing Malkanldzo in a bat.
t.c with troops OF the entente allies.
1t was announced IN Paris today that
Serbian troops have put the Bulgarans
10 rout in the fighting on the western
end OF the Macedonian front. The
Serbians have advanced six miles
northeast OF tlorina and have captured
thlrty-two cannon The French and
Russian forces also have defeated the
BulgarianS
Loss OF Courccle,te, Martinpuich and
flers is admitted by the Germans,
who say that the town OF Comblc.
was held BY the Germans in tn, iaca
OF strong British attacks.
Held at One Point.
The heavy offensive launched FRI
day by the British north e the
Somme, the most powerful in weeks,
was successful in gaining ground along
the entire line except Immediately
opposite Ginchy, where the Germans
clung on desperately. today's dlspatchc,
indicate.
lhe most important points gained
were the villages OF Courcclotte, EAST
OF Ihlepval, Martinpuch. south of the
PoIcres Bapaume road and Flers. two
miles north OF Ginchy These threa
villages ar, now completely in posses
sion of the British, London announces
today
Counter Attacks Repulsed
The Germans already have begun
counter attacking the French at points
where they recently advanced, bot,
north and south of the Somme. Pari,
today reports the repul>c of German
attack, east OF Clery, immediately
north of the stream, aud near Berry,
below the river southeast of Estress.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
News

TVERY DAY the Tunes
r, shows It's supremacy in
~ the afternoon field in
Oklahoma City by itS ac-
curate survey of develop
men,s in every field OF bat
tie in the Great War AS
sociated Press correspond
cnts in every European cap
ital and with every army
are working for YOU.
Frederick Palm er'S
stories OF the battle OF the
Somme, which appear reg
ularly IN the Times, are ex-
elusive IN the Times and
the greatest war feature
published in any newspa-
per
All other afternoon news.
papers in this field are
BEHIND THE TINES
on war news
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
consul ! IA|RI|T|A
TRANSFERRED;
M0R0I TOGO

Associated Press and, special cable
grams today brought the news that
H. Arita, Japanese consul and acting
consul-general for Hawaii, viii shortly
be relieved, to be succeeded by Ro-
kuro Moroi, first embassy secretary
IN the Foreign department at Toxic.
An Associated Press despatch says
that Mr.. M6roi will be transferred
here with the rank of consul-generaI.
Mr.. Arita may be named to an Inn
portant position in the home or foreign
Office at Toxic, according to reports
which have been heard in Honolulu
recently.
A special cable to Hawaii Shinpo
says:
Toxic, Feb. 17-R. Moroi, first sec.
Rotary Of legation, awaiting orders at
Toxic, has been appointed consul
general for Hawaii, to succeed H.
Arita, who is to be transferred.
m. Hanihara, former secretary of
the embassy at Washington, has been
appointed consul-general at San Fran
CISCO
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
Spectacles and Gay EDents to Croud
Fast on One Another During Carnival

Mid Pacific Carnival and premin
The hour, given ~ the sRua ps sen e eny
tickets changes made they will
4a TSs:s 4 .F se iSsss il.
s:4s p m.-Tennis tournament at Pacific Courts
?. Pacific Courts
900 ?. n.-Fin.l. Pacific Courts
p. nHa~.Iian water carnival Waikiki Beach, n
a:so ,. m-Tenns singles at Pacific Courts . -:
Monday M c.ns, 0p.nns . charge Of Ad Club
s:oo-The release Of King Carnival r.. #=".
Of AZ Nation: s h sss i" % sss
s:oo-masked Ban in National Guard Armory
$50 m-MIay Parade in honor washinsons Birthday.
os S. Of III. Son. N.
American Revolution u the Opera ouse ,.
Hso m.-I.ntsrr Parade
p
l'Sss = Field
400 p m..coseer Of massed bands Moilil Field
800 ,. m.-Hassllan Pas.an. .. kapiolant Park
500 = m-army and Navy a.i, National Guard Ar"or,
Sis seneh Free kindergarten and chIdrens
AID , A.soe Ess .,, o ox J. House.
n grounds o School
Fin,I: Of tennis singles At Pacific Courts c.oun..
sso g ssn nsson,i eSsra AorS
m-Mashon relay seholeld Honolulu
500 a n-MlItary athletic meet Finals at field
1850 s msss sssS. ases s,asi 9k
800 was Paasan. z GO Injunction with repetition Of "sds Edison
T op aas. sss se
Presuy superintendent Of fire for the Exposition
Bishop quare,
with music. music an. nd d, 4.aoS.
every afternoon to at mig ht
For detailed sporting sporting Of the sarRuetn
81 =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
SUPER
WITH MATCH AS
PARTING GIFT

In appreciation of the work of Paul
Super, retiring general secretary of
the local Y. NJ. C, A., staf members
this morning In the last star meeting
before his departure, presented him
with a handsome wrist watch. Mr..
Super viii leave on Wednesday for
the mainland to take up his work as
travelling secretary for the national as.
sociation.
r. ]. Baker, local photographer, will
lecture tonight on Hawaii, using 100
Of his latest lantern slides to illus
trate the talk. q
approximately 100 more subscribers
for the Y. M. C. Al. magazine Associa.
ton Men have been secured to date
than for the total of last year, and
efforts will be made to get an addi
tional $50 by that time.
Capt. Norris Stayton, chairman of
the bowling committee, announced to-
day that meeting of the committee
will be held TOMORROW night to plan
for the new bowling leagues senior
and club--which are to open their
season Immediately after the close OF
the Carnival - So.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
Land MORE.THAN
TtlN0F FISH ISL ] IN \.
MOLOKIV TRIP

This has been the best trip we
have had While we were away We
landed more than a ton Of fish with
rcd and line, and last Friday we broke
the worlds record for yeIlow-ftn
tuna" 49,
That is the way Frederick K. Burn
ham of Martinez, Calf, enthuses over
the big game fishing to be had in the
Molokinf waters off Kihei, Maui. Mr..
Durham returned to Honolulu this
morning
Besides our catch of five tuna Fri
day afternoon, we landed two more
tuna Saturday. ALI Of them were
yellow-fin, and we did not see any of
the blue fin variety. In addition we
caught immense numbers of every
variety of game sea. fish to be found
around the islands. One afternoon
sharks bothered us greatly, and took
six tuna as we. were about to land
them. They not only attacked the
hooked tuna, but cut our lines with
their fins" " q. Jill
H. L. Morris of Denver and James
w. Jump of Los Angeles, who we're
also on the trip with Mr.. Burnhan,
are expected back Saturday or Sun
day morning. ,.7
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
S0!llzA BETTER B ] | /: /
but NOT OUT Of
DANGER AS YET

Slight Improvement was reported
this afternoon from Queens hospital
In the condition of NJ J. Souza, who
was injured Tuesday morning on the
Kalauoa road, near Aiea, when an
automobile driven by H. Rothberg ran
into the bicycle Souza was riding
Souza has a fracture of the skull and
a fractured jaw. and though little
better is not out of danger.
Rothberg has been charged with
Needless driving, and his trial is set
for February "a. However, he will
probably hot be brought into court un.
til Souza is well enough to appear as
a witness. II Souza does not recover
Rothberg may face a more serious
charge. He is out on bond, having
sufficiently recovered to leave the
Emergency hospital
Maize Crystal, who was riding with
Rothberg, is still at Queens hospital,
but is almost we'll She sustained
some cuts and bruises when the auto
went over small embankment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
SUBMARINES TO
TRY FOR Water
PAGEANT Prize
All Four of K Craft Coming
From Pearl Harbor for
Big Carnival Event !

All the submarines of the third di,
vision, the K-3, K.4, XII and KS, will
enter the water pageant Saturday
night, February 26, the closing night
of the Carnival. it was learned today
from officers and men of the division.
Over at Pearl Harbor, electricians
and crew from each of the undersea
raiders are busily engaged in their
spare time working on the wiring and
structure Of the electrical illumina-
ton, which will be a feature of each
submarines entry. >.-
What the designs will be is being
kept dark secret by those concerned,
but 1t is safe to say that each subma-
rine will be ablaze with Tight from
hundreds of electric bulbs arranged in
original and fantastic designs.
This is the first time that all the
submarines have participated in the
water pageant. Last year the FL won
first prize In its class, electrically il
Illuminated, its form outlined in light
This year, however, 1t will be each
submarine contesting against the 9TH
er, and rivalry is keen. =. i.
Alert to Enter Float. ...- ....
The U. s. s. Alert, submarine ten
der for the division, also is designing
float which is expected to capture
prize Last year the Alert's entry
was a float representing Washington
crossing the Delaware. This years
theme will be along historical lines,
but whether naval or military none of
the Alert's personnel will diyulge.
The division will come over from its
base at Pearl Harbor, either Monday
afternoon or evening, to stay in port
here the entire week.
In the floral parade a number of the
divisions officers owning automobiles
are planning to take an active part.
There are IA automobiles owned by
officers of the third division. and 1t is
likely that fully half of them will be
entered, handsomely decorated. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17

Yerba mate, or Paraguay tea. con-
stitutes one of the sources of wealth
in Southern Brazil II is the largest
article Of export from Parana and
one of the largest from Rio Grande do
Sui and Santa Catllarina. The princi-
pal markets are Argentina Uruguay,
Chilli, Paraguay, and Bolivia, in the
order mentioned. In these countries
mate is the popular drink of the peo-
pie. almost to the exclusion of coffee
and tea. 1t is supposed to have two
great advantages over either coffee or
tea-it lis less stimulating and very
much cheaper. -. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17

from misunderstanding of the re-
quirements. While the regular army
man must be over five feet four In
ches in height, the Filipinos, by a
rule of the war department. are en-
listed as scouts under q special pro-
Vision, and can join the army or the
National Guard II they are four feet
II inches In height and well set up.
All Filipinos in The National Guard of
Hawaii have passed an examination
By local physicians. and conform to all
standards of the war department.
They have been inspected and accept.
ed by q regular army officer, detailed
by the war department for that pur-
pose. ~ :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
MORNING ON 'cHANGE

Comparative quiet was the rule at
Change today, and for the most part
the price fluctuations were Of a minor
nature. Olaa hangs around $3.50 or
one-eighth under that figure; Nc
Bryde is down to $3.50, and Honokaa
was still on the upward grade, touch
ing 10$ before q slight recession
carried 1t back fraction. Oahu Sugar
Is down one-quarter, but Paia has set
new high level at s225 per share.
Pioneer is strong about $43, and the
ether market favorites about tthe
same. Sales. listed on the Change
sheet total 1888 shares.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
PERSONALITIES

WILL w. Patty is reported doing
nicely by the Beretania Sanitarium.
He is now out of danger after a Sc.
we're attack of typhoid fever.
w. L. STANLEY, law partner of
Arthur A. Wilder. enlisted in the ma
tional guard this morning. He said
that he did it to show that he was
en- advocate of preparedness.
CHARLES III. BROWN, manager OF
the Honolulu Scrap Iron Company, and
representative from the fourth dis.
trict. was reported today to be rest
ing comfortably at Beretania Santa
rum. where he is iii. The hospital au.
thorities say his condition Is not Sc
rious.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
ANNUAL MEETING.
WAIANAE COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Waianae Company will be held at
the office Of its agent, ]. NJ. Dowsett,
in Honolulu, T.. H.. on Tuesday, Feb.
ruary %, 1916, at II o'clock a. m. .
]. NJ. DOWSETT,
Secretary.
Honolulu. February II, 1916.
6400-10t 4 -. : IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17

Sentencing OF Joseph Quni charged
with attempting to desert his wife and
children, was again postponed this
morning by Judge Monsarrat. The
date set for passing sentence. on Quni
is Friday, February Is. Evidence in
the case was heard Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22

Washington, which are now giving
more than 80 per cent of the test
votes 10 the president, and Indiana.
Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New
York and Wyoming, which are in the
Hughes so per cent column.
In other words states which in the
old party lineup could be definitely
placed long before election, are now
uncertain quantities.
Ohio Completely Switches.
ohio last week showed In the straw
vote a preference for the republican
nominee.
This week 1t has completely switch
ed front. From a small majority for
Mr.. Hughes it has changed to give q
majority Of $50 for the president
Votes taken since the Herald s.
tables were closed very materially in
crease the presidents lead.
II Is now about LOO In a total vote
for the state Of $4,000
Tho industrial centers in Ohio are
Overwhelmingly for the president on
the eight-hour issue. This Is partic-
ularly true Of Cleveland and Toledo.
Farmers Apathetic.
The farmers Of the state are apa-
thetic. As II is interpreted by the
politicians as q bad sign for the re-
publicans, but It Is stated by the re-
publicans that Ohio has looked that
way before until the eve Of election
and then turned around and rolled up
a huge republican vote in plurality
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
UNION LAB0RERS URGED
TO VOTE AND WORK
FOR THE PRESIDENT

tContInued From rage Onel
N-~-~N~-~~~-~-~S>~~~~ ~~~~-N~N-~~~N~~~~~~-N-~D~
act. the seamen's law and the child
labor law, the letter adds.
at Is impossible to give the fun list
Of remedial and protective legislation
that carries its henefcicnt influences
into .hc homes of millions of Ameri-
cas- workers. We can only refer TO
that change in the spirit OF the ma
tion that Is Of more consequence than
statutory enactment, with broader ap-
probation Of the rights of humanity
and the value Of the human relation
ships necessary in the coordination
which Is the basis for industry and
commerce.
"On November Z. election day de.
cision will be made which will de
termine the future development Of
our country and the spirit of our ma
,4ionAl %lifc for year.. 10 e0se.
Should Hold Meetings.
"As representatives, Of the organ
ized labor movement, which Is the
militant protective organization Of all
the workers and which stands pri-
marlly for human rights. we urge that
the issues be considered at regular
or special meeting held by your rep
OIEanlhdipht
THE meeting should be q general
one, ana if necessary. called espec,
tally for the purpose OF seeing that
those who have SO much at stake
should go to the polls to protect their
interests
There is no doubt that the interests
Of wall street and their satellites all
over the country are and will continue
their activity to retain the special
privileges ana power that they have
secretly and corruptly stolen from the
people.
"Whilo property must be protected
ana represented man-mon and womi-
en- ana children human helngs-must
be the first consideration.
"WaEe earuers cannot afford 20 lose
their rights ana opportunities through
negligence and inaction
Meet, discuss the great issues to be
decided on election day November T.
and then go to the polls cast your
vote as your conscience dictates for
labor. freedom and humanity
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22

confined TO no particular region,
The division Of the progressive vote
varies very substantially
What Percentages show.
In Illinois the republicans arc get
ting S2 per cent OF II. In South Dako-
Ia they are getting "a per cent. In
other states which II is important for
the republicans 10 carry the percent
age Is close TO the danger line.
For Instance. in Washington, II ig
6S per cent: IN Wisconsin, G7 per
cent in Minnesota. G7 per cent; in
Montana, SO per cent and In Rhode
Island &c per cent
In no sense lining up the state. but
10 show what oight take place II the
states go as tic present straw vote
swings them, the Herald has sopur-
ated those which ,ean to the prcM-
dent and those which favor MIR
Hughes. In the straw vote (which ~
not as yet as representative ns the
Herald expects finally 20 have I'D the
president has more than 90 por cent
IN Arizona Colorado Connecticut,
Idaho, Kentucky Maryland, Mime
sofa, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee
Washington. West Virginia ana Wis
tonsin, with total electoral vote OF
l27.
10 this should be added the cloctor-
al vote Of Virginia. North Carolina.
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
hamn, Mississippi Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas. These have IA cleo
toral votes
Close tO Winning Point
This would make 24l for the pred-
dent or within twenty five Of enough
TO elect him
The required figure is 2GG Mr.
Hughes has received more than so
per cent Of the straw vote In CuU-
fornia. Delaware. Indiana Iowa, KIM
sas. Maine. Missouri, Nebraska. New
Hampshire, New Jersey. New Moxico.
New York, North Dakota, Oregon
Rhode Island, South Dakota, Ncr-
mont and Wyoming
These states have an aggregate
electoral vote Of l79, To that number
should be added thirty-cight from
Pennsylvania, and four from Utah.
making 22l for Hughes.
IT Is very apparent from the re
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
F FAIRBANKS LAMBASTS
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF

Paris HIS, oct 2t- Charles W
Fairbanks, republican nominee for
the vice presidency attacked the dem
ocratic tariff policy today declaring
that it created an American army Of
unemployed before the European
war, equal in size to the army mobil-
i2ed by the British empire for the
war
"lt is vastly greater than n mere
question Of dollars and ccnts,' said
Mr., Fairbanks. "The question is
whether our civilization can endure
the strain of a rcadiustment under the
unrestricted competition to that basis
of employment i'm farm and factory
which prevailed i'm Europe, the orient
and in South America before the war
and which win prevail on a more
kccnly competitive and, therefore,
lower level, when the war is over
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
MEDIAT0RS INTERVENE
IN N, Y, CAR STRIKE

New YORK oct 2l.-tedelal medla-
tors have interviewed in an effort to
settle the strike Of motormen and
conductors who we're employed on
New Nork's transit lines according to
an announcement made today by VII
liam b. Ftgcrald, general organizer
Of the employees union.
The mediutors, Robert McQuade,
John A. Moffitt and James \. Smyth.
Of the staff Of Secretary of Labor Will
son, declined TO discuss the subject,
or 70 admit that they were trying to
arrange a settlement.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
VILLAS TROOPS FAIL
TO FIND AMMUNITION

El Paso, Tex, oct 21.-Vila8
troops failed 10 find the arms and
ammunition which had been hidden
I'm a cache at Canyon del Rosal, near
Namiquipa, message from Chihua-
hua city, which was received by Act
ing Carranza Consul Eduardo Seriano
Bravo, stated
VIVA Is said to have sent force Of
men 10 the Namiquipa district to re-
cover the ammunition and arms which
had been hidden there when villa
was being pursued by the American
expodltionury forces. AS the Amcri-
can troops had previously located and
seized the arms and ammunition,
Villas men were forced to return to
san Antonio without them. Carrnn-
IN officials claim Villas ammunition
supply Is limited
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
Hughes REMAINING Tours.

New York. oct 21- charles e.
Hughes remaining campmgn tours
viii include trips through New Eng
land, New York state, Ohio and Indi-
ana, winding up here with speeches
at Madison square Garden, November
4. He will resume his speech-makng
here Tuesday, october "a. .Mr
Hughes spent today resting in Mont
clair, n. D.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
L0#ST0NE
FORT AS ARMY POST

Lander Wyo, oct 12.-Fort Vel
loWstone, post of the troops who here
toforo have guarded and policed yell
loWston National park, was closed as
a military post Yesterday and the.200
troops stationed there were ordere&
to tho border Thirty national park
rangers win take The place of the
troops,
The change is said to be part of the
policy of the national park bureau.
which will employ only civil processes
to police the park instead Of the mill
tary power which has been used since
the park was founded.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-22
AMERICANS PENETRATED
SOUTH OF Ell VALE


Columbus. n. NJ, oct 2r- Scouting
parties from the American punitive
expedition have penetrated south of
El Vale, but for protective purposes
only Il is authoritatively stated here
There have been no other troop
movements. and otherwise the oNpedi-
tion remains ON its former lines