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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
JAPANESE GIVE FIRST
OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
AT "vAcATl0N School"

On Saturday afternoon. the Japan,
ese Otagi Climb entertained the chii.
dren at the KafuIani school grounds
BY presenting q program 81 dramatic
scenes from Japanese laItl tales Tue
club, OF which the Honorable \. Fujii.
vice-consnI, Is president. = organized
to keep alive In HeWaiion.bom Japan
csc knowledge and love for the
rich stories Of folk lore aud fairy tales
so famous in Japanese literature and
history. Mr.. Ryoichf Mnrata had
charge Of the stage and Miss Hire
Myahara announced the scenes and
told the stories,
Japanese children were the actors
ana carried out their parts with =
zest and enjoyment mat was most h.
fectious. There was no tree of sell.
consciousness or staee.fIi8hf. but
rather q most child-like and charming
pleasure.
This afternoon was the first OF .
series that It Is hoped viii add 70
the vacation pleasure not only of the
children who habitually gather there.
but OF other children Who care -
visit, and OF the neighbor1ood The
Chinese Students Alliance VII co
operate with z college club a sim
liar afternoon soon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
BANDIT LEADER
BREAKS GORDON
|. OF CARRAlISTAS

(Associated Press BY Federal WirsleAsl
CITY OF CHIHUAHUA, Mex, July
Il. Cen. Ramos has reported % Gen.
Trevino, COMMANDING the De iActo
troops IL Chihuahua. that scattered
bands Of villa troops who were gath.
cred at the headquarters Of their chief
il. the lowIands of the Rio Florida.
have succeeded IN escaping the cor
don Of federal troops thrown around
them.
They separated into the smallest
possible groups and slipped through
the federal lines, only to reassembie ct
Tinajas Las Escobas.
There Gen. villa Is said to have
assumed command Of them and Inn.
mediately started northward with the
avowed intention 0f again F1iding the
border Of the United States Carraii.
Vista commanders are authority Tor
this last report.
In q formal statement issued later
last night, Gen. Trevino explained the
failure OF his men 10 run down the
bandits under Villa By saying that
the advent Of the rainy season n that
section Of the country enabled the
outlaws to dodge the water holes and
wells guarded By the federal troops
and to make short cuts By routes
which would have been impossible
three or even two weeks ago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
SHRINERS BURN
Dull CARE IN
WAIAH0LE links
Aloha Patrol Holds Notable
Reyelry; Outing May Be
Made Annual One

Dull care was cremated to fare
YOU well and other high jinks were
enjoyed b the Arab Patrol Of Aloha
Temnle. Mobiles a. the Mystic Shrine.
satuf6av night a. Waiahole Tavern.
and from the large amount of jolly
GOOD fun enjoyed. II is quite possible
the affair may become an annual TEA
t,ire Of Aioha'a 4doings.
]. d. (Jin) Dougherty, master OF
ceremonies for the stunts, said today
the affair waE q huge success mod
eled along the lines Of the San Fran
cisco Bohemian Clnb's annual wood
land outing and masque.
There was q stage built IN the
omen air. and the entertainment was
nj On fharoee said pougherty today.
eve cremated Care very satisfaotor
ily. q. A. Douthitt was the Lord
High Cremationer and ] impersonateo
Old Man Dull Care. They drove me
40 q cabin. with the band In advance
playing q dirge. and was burned Up
there. vim al the thrills of q movie
Srama. n was 3 fine Joy picnic.
There were IS 0f the patrols mem
bers attending. and 16 entertainers.
The geats'ls were fine, provided by
eEdn Dounnerty. eJlm'sp brother, VINO
opened the Waiahole Tavern two
months ago.
Sunday there was q side-trip taken
by the mobiles 10 Waiahole Tunnel, 2
special Train taking the Shriners up
the scenic gulch TO the big water
project.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18

lulu people. The moment you put
Hawaii after your name on his regis
ter he jumps all over you. He's GER
tainIy strong for the, islands although
he has never been here but / thinl
he's coming some day. Billy's more
Irish than Scotch. -" -. @.... .
Hawaii Poorly Advertised. ."..s
The islands have been very poorly
advertised in Alaska and the upper
Pacific coast, according to the tray.
eler who was amazed to find how
little Hawaii is known there.
about an they know of Hawaii Is
the volcano" says Mot, Smith, but
they were pretty will primed by the
time was through with them. There
should be more swapping visits with
those people, for each of. us would sbe
seeing something dramatically op
posite and different. !"
Mott Smith spent six days on Van
couyer Island, nine days on the Alas
kan trip, made a trip to San Francisco
and back to Vancouver when he could
not get accommodations home at the
Golden Gate. Stanley Mott,Smith
coming from Cornell Joined the party
in Vancouver. -. p. +. II. u.
The party went to Skagway on the
Princess line. which they say is excel
lent At Skagway they took train fol-
White Horse and had glimpses OF the
'rTrail of 49," famous during the rusn
of gold seekers. .:...-fz -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
Letters to Palama Settlement
and 7. w. C. A. Evince
Stanch Support

Letters from B. F. Dillingham; to
the Y. w. G. A. and to Palama Set
tlement, in making large gifts In Olaa
stock, show the deep interest which
Mr.. Dillingham; takes in. these and
other institutions for public welfare.
Writing to T. A. Rath, headworker
Of Palama Settlement, he said on July
IL: .-.1
Dear Sir: Referring to my con-
yersation with you last Saturday in
this office. I have decided to give
you. and your associate trustees, for
an endowment to Palama Settlement,
enc thousand shares Of fully paid up
stock in the olaa Sugar Company.
Ltd, requiring you to make one con.
dition-that you. on behalf of Palama
Settlement, will not offer any Of this
stock for sale within one year from
this date, the 18th day Of July, 1916.
+ Il now enclose Certificate No,
1888 for 1000 shares Of olaa Sugar
Company, Ltd, stock standing In the
name Of Palama Settlement /.
The income which may be received
from month to month, wish to have
equally divided between the Palama
Settlement Endowment Fund and the
Fresh Air Endowment Fund
In the event of the sale of the
stock at the expiration Of one year
| wish to have the proceeds from such
sale equally divided between the
Palama Settlement Endowment Fund
and the Fresh Air Endowment Fund
1T gives me great pleasure to
place this fund at your disposal, es
pecially as have been greatly en-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
B. F. DILLINGHAM; IN MAKINGGIFE
SHOWS INTERESTIN WELFARE WORK

ecuraged In the good work which you
and your good wife have established
at Palama. and II Ii a great comfort
and assurance that any moneys nisge,l
at your disposal for the above namea
uses viii be wisely and jndiciousy
disbursed. and in saying this. I teet
that am only expressing the gen
eral sentiment and feeling OF all the
community who are interested In your
beneficient work" f& a.
interest In Y.(W. c. A. ..-.-. s
given $1S.50o IN stock also. he wrote
given $1S.5oo in olaa stock also. he.
wrote: 49,. ~
Mrs. Walter Francis Frear, presi.
dent. Y. W. c. A. ~ =
Dear Madam; II il q pleasure &c
me to enclose herewith . certificate
No. 1889, OF the 0laa Sugar Company
for 1000 shares OF Its fully paid gp.
stock, standing In the name OF the
Treasurer, Young Woman's Christian
Association OF Honolulu.
Il have. had a strong desire for
many months past, when perhaps It
would have been very welcome 10 the.
institution to have received such 3.
gift to help in substantial way, even
II II was not sufficient to meet all Of
your obligations after contracting for.
your present very attractive building
"In enclosing this certificate OF
stock, desire you to receive It as an
endowment under one condition that
you win not sell or dispose Of the
stock inside Of the term Of one year
hence.
IN the event Of the sale Of this
stock at the expiration Of the one
year term, wish It understood that
the whole net proceeds OF such sale
shall be invested as an Endowment
Fund.
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statements are generally embellfshed
with such terms as Facilitating,
"supine, |" 'sun-American," etc, seem to
be the fashion with many Republic
cans whenever dealing with matters
pertaining to the present administra-
ton at Washington causes me 10
ask: Just what is this American
ism we hear so much about from the
party out of. office. And also another
question: Just where do the RepublF
cans of today stand as regards the
acts and policies of the Republican
presidents of the past?. -.
AS to the presidents Of the past:
Do the Republicans Of today repndi-
ate the acts and policies of Lincoln In
these trying days prior to and during
the Civil War? For will not every
criticism they make. Of Wilson's for.
eign policies in the present European
and Mexican trouble also apply equal.
ly well to the acts and policies OF
Lincoln during 81?
And how about Grant? Is he not
quoted as having said That there
never was a war but what the mat
ter In controversy could have been
settled better without war? And
was it not during Grants administra,
tion that ship flying the American
flag was captured by Spanish gun
boat, and the commander OF the Span
ish ship in cold blood shot the cap
tain of the captured boat, together
with 81 of the crew and 13 passen-
gers?s And at the time did there not
go up howl for war? 2. -.
A conservative editorial in the Ma
ton Of November, 1873, in discussing
the situation, states:
ut is said that the capture Of the
Virginius was without color of aur
thcrity, and that all of the. subsequent
proceedings were tainted by the orig.
inal Illegally, and offense has been
done the United States, which cannot
be wiped out by an apology, this
seems to be maintained by many in
fluential newspapers of both political
parties, and it is evident that pressure
will be brought to bear upon the gov
eminent, urging. it to immediate and
violent action against Spain.
But in spite of the fact that there
were many people in both of the politi.
cal parties crying for war, and that
Influential newspapers were demand
ing immediate and violent action, did
Grant Involve the United States In Q
war with Spain? Or did he settle
the matter by negotiation?
Do the Republicans Of today re-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
QUOTATIONS OF ACOUNTRY CHAP,
FURNISHED BY HAWAII DELEGATE

A man comes home from some OF
these social functions feeling as IL he
had had a touch of sea sickness, but
the home-Ifke lunches and dinners, the
rtete-a-tetes on the lanai, the brotherly
and cordial gladness Of seeing you
which need not be said-they're pure
gold, -..'s p
They're above rubies.
A fellow goes back to the country
feeling that life 10 not all humbue
and illusion. These. cordialities make
up for the insincerfties and the hollow
conventions. ~
It's the exceptional man who wants
to see you in New York or. Chicago
unless you come on business
Hello, old chap, he says. "When'd
you come In. Awfuliy glad to see you
Wish" But you say never mind
you're going back to morrow, and he
tells his wife they had a narrow es.
cape. 49, .--...E: -s.e. ~
OF course, some of us never give
these people a chance to make ex'
cIises--buf we might. 80 ... -
Honolulu, think, win yet be a large
city. =. r.
II has In II the elements Of growth.
The world about and beyond it Is al.
ready making demands upon II. :
II Is not only the Promotion Com.
mittee and organized advertisement
which have brought US into the lime.
light and made II the thing to do 70
come here for CAD; it's destiny and
the fate Of location. s.ti
What Mahan and Thurston and 9th,
er keen-yisioned men here said of us
Is coming to pass.
As I was going to say, all you peo-
pie here don't realize perhaps that
big buildings, busy thoroughfares, a
large population and the city air are
not going to do as much to perpetu.
ate Honolulu as the quality of its hos.
ipitality, which, let us confess it, has
not been lost, but is being lost.
Who, after he has seen 1t, wants
to stay long in Chicago or come back
TO It?
II has no haunting quality.
II is large, flat, busy, uninspiring.
It comes up to the brag, but it isn't
loveable.
It doesn't make the stranger say of
it: I'D like to come back by and
by to live here"
We're. al social animals despite our
skins, and when we are honest with
ourselves we acknowledge that there
isnt thing in life worth striy.
ing for but just the love OF our fell
lows.
And If heaven is any place at all,
It's hsll OF place unless It's fun
OF sincere friends,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18

"Noah's Ark had nothing on Jim
Drinkwater's on Central Lake, Van
eouyer Island" says e. A. Mott Smith
who recently returned from an Alaska
trip taken with his sons, Stanley and
Robert, and G. s, Weight of Hackfeld
.& Company. Weight and Robert
MottSmittl are still in San Francisco.
Stanley returned in the Wilhelmina.
Although Drinkwater's present rep
RESERVATION Of that ancient craft of
biblical fame did not contain nearly
so many species of the animal king
dom, says Mott-Smith, 1t oyercame
this deficiency by a larger variety of
human beings from almost every cor
ner of the globe. The Ark" is a
-houseboat. ...-.. @a "
Trip Lasts Six Weeks.
MottrSmith was gone just 43 days
and he is so enthusiastic about the
trip that he intends to take one just
like 1t next year.
1T is. the ideal Hawaiian business
MANS vacation he declares, .and can
be made In one month If necessary.
Eight days from Honolulu we were
catching mountain trout in the wilds
Sof Vancouver Island where IL is cold
enough for anybody. The complete
change there and further north in
Alaska is Just what some of us need. I
Drfnkwater and the Ark's popularity
were Swallowed only by BILLY" Nc.
Allister and the AEferni Hotel accord
ing to Mott-Smith, and no Hawaiian
ever misses BILLY" when doing" Van
.couyer Island -s-tr.-. l.. F. 81 ..5
BILLY is half the show" says Mott.
smith, eand he knows lots of Homo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
WHAT IS AMERIcANIsMs

4 -
EDITOR Honolulu staI-buileun.
Sir; I DeiieVe tnat the osar-bu ii'-
TIN desires 10 give Rs readers s.he
truth IN matters poilticat'--d !, my 1 ~
lief IN this has been strengthened py
reason OF some OF tne STATEMENTS ap-
pearing In late edltorials--yet Ia view
or the TACT that there is conilnuaiay
appearing In your columns suen state-
ments as
II - announced from Wasnlng.
ton that the Crisis mas passed That
there VIII oe. no Dreak Win MeAleo,
Carlanzas note. meets the oelnahus
OF the United states. 49, .sr.
In other words, so long as Car
ranza t0aoWs'. aRsultt VIII concllia'
tion. ana outTages WIZ smooth
promises, the United states van
continue. TO tolerate Will commune
to play the big 0rothers part WIKI
out any OF the big brotners neces-
sary hrmness.
This IS the admlnistratlons pol
Icy, but we DO not oelleye tnat I.
Is the American polly. lEolteriai
OF July 3, 1861
Then there were similar statements
IN the editorials OF today. Also IN tne
July issue there appeared a ietteI
over the signature OF Tom Merle.
This letter contains among otner
statements these choice passages:
Howslongs or Lord how long are
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18

Emma x. Lewis, . graduate Of
the Territorial Norr1al school,
Honolulu, has been granted . H.
cense to teach in the public
schools Of Utah.
Her normal diploma and excel
lent Recommendation were ae-
eepted and no state examinations
were required of her. She 10 also
a press correspondent and writes
moving picture scenarios.
Miss Lewis IL the dsughter Of
|. James D. Lewis Of Hilo. She has
been in Salt Lake City for a year
and returned on the Matsonia
this morning. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
J.. 5. Gl|NNERS
LEAD WORLD in
MARKSMAVSHP
Admiral Mayo Reports Shoot
ing Records Excel Any of
European Fleets
Associated Prsss sy FEDERAL wirelsssl

WASHINGTON, b. C., July iS.-Ad,
miral Henry T.. Mayo, COMMANDMENT
chief of the Atlantic fleet issued, a
formal statement covering the results
of the recent target practise off the
south coast Of Cuba In his report
Admiral Mayo says that the shooting
done by the American fleet. was bet
ter by far than any done by the fleets
of Great, Britain or Germany in any OF
the great sea battles of the European
war. ,rs & L
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
Or. E. S. Goodhue Says People
From Rural Communities
See Through New Eyes
BY e. 8. cooDHuE.
(Dr. +. S. Goodhue OF Holualoa Is a
delegate 20 the Republican

(Dr. f, S, Goodhue OF Holualoa is a
delegate 70 the Republican
convention.)
In coming TO your city We country
folks observe better and see more Of
life than you do. :
Not because we are smarter Though
we may bel but just because we are
newer E -
A business man who lived in full
view OF q glorious snow-capped noun.
tain told me that for weeks he had not
even seen the mountain, so engrossed
was he with his business preoccupa'
tions.
Honolulu looks good" to me. II is
certainly growing and recasting its
older aspects
Urban and suburban are no longer
mere names.
Residences are going up in all d.
rections. Waikiki district seems
transforfned-aii except its few old,
slatkernly houses and the marshes.
Homes are budding all around DE-.
Cooper's delightful beach house, where
/ was lucky enough 10 spend last
hight; ind see Improvement every
where except In Kalakaua avenue.
Not only these Incidental evidences
OF general growth; residents are TAX
ing on city ar, shaking off small
town manners and feeling, unoon-
sciously II you viii, the importance Of
their owning the metropolis of the
Mid-Pacific. Perhaps there is some
loss in the assumption OF such pre-
negatives.
One feels that business comes be-
fore pleasure. That success is summed
up more than Il used 20 be by the
amount Of money man 10 entitled
to handles that haste is an increasing
factor, and that inordinate American
hurry getting into our feet
or course, you are not New YORK
or Chicago or even San Francisco.
You give fellow leeway as they do
not IN The Windy City. and have pity
vet for alazy beggar or faker, as they
cannot do in San Francisco.
There is much, very much left OF
that delightful and eineere hospitality,
80 ucan hardly find IA q city so over
grown al New York Z hospitality 4
am conceited enough 70 think, quite
indigennns and peculiar to Hawaii
.'perSnac'FG IN q Kind dk Mar
Vel termed Il to me years ago.
What heart touches are tn formal
dinner parties or Ne conventional ex-
,.i.&..t,,< a nnIlI~r&1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
SAN PEDRO STEvEDORES
REFUSE TO END STRIKE

fAxsociafed Press BY Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July Is
Although the local steyedores and
other waterfront workers have agreed
10 return to work and end the big
strike, by vote or more than to l,
strikers. IN other cities Of the coast
have voted against it.
When the question was presented TO
the unions at San Pedro yesterday q
stormy meeting was followed by a
unanimous vote against returning to
work under old conditions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
THIEF PURE OINS NAVAL
SECRETS FROM JAPANESE
Especial Cable 10 Hippn Jill,

TOXIC, Japan, July 18.-Japan is
threatened with possible disclosure Of
a part OF its most important naval
secrets following the reported theft
OF documents from the naval arsenal
at the Sasebo navy yards. The stolen
papers contain, the report says, sec
rets Of the manufacture Of the Japan
csc torpedo.
Read Admiral o. Sato Is making
rigid investigation into the circum-
stances surrounding the mysterious
disappearance Of the documents II
is believed by the naval authorities
at Sasebo that the secrets were
stolen to sell to some foreign govern
ment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
SEATTLE POL ICE KILL
FORMER CITY OFFICIAL
IN SALOON RAID

ASSOCIATED Press by. Federal wirelessl
SEATTLE, Wash, July 18.-Will-
lam Boutwell,, former city comptroller,
was killed, and two policemen we're
wounded In raid on the bar OF the
Ferguson hotel last night According
to the story Of the police, Boutwell,
was in the bar at the time Of the
raid and Immediately drew q revolver
and began shooting at the police, who
returned his fire, killing the former
comptroller instantly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
THREE STEAMERS SUNK by
TEUToN SUBMARINES

LONDON, Eng, July 1S.-Lloyds
announced last night that word has
been received OF the sinking OF the
two British steamers, Euphorbia and
Virginia, and the Italian steamer
Sirra. The Euphorbia, under the com.
mand of Capt Stevens, left Calcutta
for London June 4. She measured
2445 net tons. The Virginia measured
2790 tons and the Sirra. which sailed
from Norfolk, June s, for Gibraltar
and Genoa, measured 1850 net tons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
in VAR arena
TEMPORARY SETTLEMENT
or IRISH QUESTION

Asqpith, In a formal statement to the
house Of commons yesterday. an
nounced that the new Irish govern
ment bill would be presented to par
lament at some time prior 10 the
autumn adjournment, He added that
following the war the entire Irish
question would be submitted to an
imperial conference, and that there
fore the proposed measure Is but q
temporary one. at best.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR
MURDER OF MiSSl0 NARlES

TOXIC, Japan, July 1S.-The police
of the Nagano station have arrested
a suspect for the murder Of two Cana
dian missionaries last Saturday night
at the summer resort Of Karuizawa.
The missionaries. Mr.. andsMrs. Camp
bell, were murdered In their room at
the resort and the place: looted by the
slayer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
GERMANS IN CHINA
TRADING WITH ENEMY
fspecisI Csbis Is Hs1aii Hotl

TOXIC, Japan, July 18- -German
business firrns IN China unable q. ina,
port any MERCHANDISE from their own
country. have opened trade win JaIia.
nese bdsiness firms Il Japan and now
almost ~ of them are ceiling J9Ia.
nesesmade goods
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18
SUN YAT SEN ISSUES
POLITICAL STATEMENT
faneciaI cabIa ID Nfppu JIii.'

TOXIC, Japan, July B-Dr. Sun
Vat Sen has made public his views on
the political future Of China In 4 for
mai announcement published yestcr.
day in Shanghai, according to fnforniar
ton which reached this city yester
day. The publication has aroused IN
tense interest IN all political circles,
both in China and Japan, where frag-
ments of the documents have been re-
ceiyed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-18

longer life and less suffering for the
sick.
Consultation free
+. 6. MIcHToN. D. G.
so4 Boston Bldg Over Mays