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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
DfADtOGSIH
HOLDS BETWEEN
STRIKE FORCES
Strikebreaking Camp Reopens;
HaWaiians Walk Out After
Getting Fine Breakfast

Considerable excitement prevails at
the entrance to Pier rs late this after.
noon as the result of the attempts Of
union pickets, placed on guard by the
striking stevedores, to prevent nom
union men from entering the pier to
90 to work. Up to press time several
non-union men had been restrained
from entering the pier.
With 900 more union men walking
ont at $50 this morning, and the
strike-breaking camp on Pier 16 in
full operation again after having been
discontinued only "a hours. striking
union stevedores and employers are
deadlocked today. There seems no
prospect of any settlement at this
time.
ALI the trouble is over the question
of the employment of union Japanese
stevedores by McCabe, Hamilton &
Kenny. The steyedoring firm is stand
ing pat, holding that it will employ
whoever it sees fit regardless of the
union and will not be dictated to, by
the union strikers. The union men
(Continraf on page twne
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Wish
NGLEN NATTER
ISPASSED over
Loan Fund Commissioners In
Meeting Today Refuse to
Delay Bidding
ATTORNEYS FOR MARST0N
CAMPBELL FILE LETTERS
Kirchhoff Reports That Lord
Young Roller is Sent to
Repair Shop

Turning down the request Of the
governor to delay action in the Hille-
brand Glen project, the Oahu loan
fund commissioners in meeting today
voted to call for bids on the plans
and specifications submitted to them
some days since by James T. Taylor
and Fred Kirchhoff, engineers.
Commissioners who voted today
were Mayor Lane, E. G.. Duisenberg
and A. d. Castro. Lester Petrie, who
yesterday stated his belief that Mud
anu reservoir Is suitable as storage
base OF diverted water from Hiiie-
brand. was not present at the meet
ing. The vote came at ilz:O4
O'Clock and at the end OF q compare
lively short meeting.
When the vote had been taken the
commissioners, headed by Chairman
Charles r. Forbes, who had q few
moments before reminded those prss-
emit that It would not be a mistake 70
wait on the matter. placed their sig
natures to the plans.
Castro Moves 70 Call
Commissioner Castro made the mo-
ton which brought about the, vote.
He said he believed It was the duty
OF the commission to approve the
plans and cali for bids. $3.50
Il should like to state" said the
chairman before calling for vote.
that, the commission II the aGent fo-
this money, but mat II is
up to the city aud county to pay IL
back In time II this is q good invest
ment ] do not hesitate to put my name
to It. On the other hand. there can
be no mistake IN studying IL care
fully from all sides. regret that Mr..
Petrie is not here.
"You heard the governor yesterday.
CONTINUED on Page %
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Second Greek Government Established

LONDON Eng Oct 12The revolt against the Constantine
spreading rapidly and taking much
form than expected according despatch through Renters from
SaOnk News today that Zmbrakatis
minister of of the provisional The of this
rnment is believed to be at Myene where the ministers organ
zing their followers.
Reports indicate that the Greek authorities have yielded the
emphatic demands of the Entente Powers turning virtually
along the
1t reported that the Entente demands include the
der of control of all railroads. mail and telegraph facilities
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABlEGRAMS

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, Oct.
10.-On the Somme front yesterday
and last night the enemy launched
strong attacks on large front be-
tween Ancre and the Somme, but
all were unsuccessful. Other as
saults were also frustrated.
On both sides of the Meuse today
there were likely artillery exchange
and mine-throwing duels.
On the east front, Prince Leopold's
army: On the Stockhod we threw the
Russians out of advanced positions
and repulsed counter attacks, West
of Luck there was no infantry activ-
ity. German detachments stormed
with small losses the village Of Sin.
butov, west of Narayoyka, and cap
tured four officers, 200 men and sew
eral machine guns. In the Carpath-
ians continuous Russian counter at
tacks failed before us.
In the Transylvanian war theater,
east front: Everywhere we forged
ahead. We forced several passes and
were victorious in fighting at Kron.
stadt, pressing the defeated Ruman-
ians In three days battle at Kron-
stadt we brought in SIS prisoners, 25
cannon and 13 heavy cannon, with
much ammunition, carriages and other
equipment We also captured two To-
comotiyes and over 500 railroad cars
loaded with yictualS. The enemy sui.
fered heavy losses.
West Of Vulkan Pass we recon
duered some heights.
On Mackensen's front: The situa-
tion is unchanged On the Macedonian
front the enemy continued the at
tack against the Bulgarian troops in
Coerna road and Florina- Monastir
line, the enemy obtaining small ad-
vantages, but everywhere else re-
pulsed.
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, Oct.
lion Duke Albrecht's front and on
the Artois front British patrols were
again active today. On the battlefront
north of the Somme there was a
strong artillery fire which extended
northward far beyond Ancre, followed
that evening and night by numerous
separate attacks, several times re-
peated with forces from .Morval and
Bouchavesnes. Southwest Of Sally
the enemy obtained q footing on e.
narrow front in our first line but were
repulsed by fire in hand to hand fight
ing on the rest of the front.
Northeast of ThiepvaI there was al
combat about small point, d'Appui,
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DR. Ills
BELIEVED TO BE
BASISOF PROBE
IwiIei inmates and Richard
Miliard Summoned Before
Grand Jury Today

An investigation of the case of DR..
X. F. Ii, a local Chinese physician
charged with violating the Harrison
narcotic act, is believed to have been
made today by the federal grand jury.
Several persons who testified at the
commissioners hearing of the case
were summoned before the inquisitors
this morning.
Among the witnesses summoned
were DR.. G.. B. Cooper and DR.. w. G.
Hobby; Lena Carr and Maize Crystal.
inmates OF Iwilei; Richard Millard
and Tom Kai.
The Doctor Ii case was brought to
the attention OF federal authorities aft
er several weeks of investigation by
the internal revenue officers. The rev.
enue officers alleged in the complaint
that Doctor Ii was dispensing q So
called rational cure" for the opium
habit and that in other ways he had
violated the narcotic act.
Millard, In his testimony before the
commissioner, said that he was ad-
dicted to the opium habit and that he
had secured bottle of Doctor LIS so-
called "cure" The witness added that
he could let the pipe alone while he
was taking the medicine but that,
when the medicine was gone, the de-
sire for opium returned.
A partial report from the grand jury,
expected at noon today. was not forth
coming. It Is understood that the in
Quisitors will make partial report at
about noon tomorrow. About Is cases
have been investigated to date, it Is
reported.
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not yet finished South of the Somme
after several days preparation. the
fire of the French succeeded in pene-
trating into the Bond d'Vermandoyillers
section and our troops were pushed
back upon a prepared line. Today our
flyers shot down four hostile aero
planes behind the enemy's front and
four behind our lines.
Southeast of Rheims q German rec
onnoftering raid penetrated into the
third French trench and brought ia
prisoners. In the Meuse sector the
fire activity Is still increasing, espe-
cially east Of the river On the Thiau-
mont-F1eury lines there were some
hand grenade combats. Each of F9eury
a French advance was repnIsed.
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SOL DER ARRESTED
STEALING JEWELRY
FROM NURSES ROOM

A soldier named Brown has been
arrested and turned over to the militia
ry authorities at Fort De Russy on a
charge OF stealing about $500 worth OF
jewelry Monday night from the room
of Miss Agnes H. Collins. superinten-
dent OF nurses at Queens hospital.
Chief McDuffie discovered the man
near the scene shortly after the burg
larry, according to Superintendent
Werner Roehl OF the Queens hospital.
and recovered all, the jewelry
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BIG DAMAGE DONE
IN DANISH INDIES

. stAssocisted Press hy Federal Wirslsss)
: WASHINGTON, o. c., Oct. t2.-u.
S. Consul Payne Of ST. Thomas, Danish
West Indies, cabIed to the state de-
partment today estimating that the
cyclone has done $4,000, 900 damage In
this part Of the West Indies and that
two.thirds Of the natives need food
and shelter.
Traditional details of the cyclone
will be found on page today.
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Steamers at New York; Fear to Go Out

NEW YORK. N. Y, Oct 12-Eight flying the ag
of the Entente Powers tied here awaiting adyces
whether safe of Sundays
No further information has been received concerning the 53
and the other submarines reported be operating with this craft
Admiral Gleayes commanding the destroyer otla which
been making search of the off the Nantucket missing vessels
passengers and possibly aoat in said today that
he personally not believe that either Kingston
onian has been sunk Earlier had it that steamer by
been opedoed that
destroyers
ship Summarized
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BROOKLYN HELPLESS
BEFORE SHORE; PLAY
BY PLAY SHOWS IT
(Assoeistsd Press by federal wirelessl

AAh6oclhtoo fTebe ~ euerUl WIoleobD
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 12.-Weather
clear and cool. Attendance, 1920.
Game, play by play:
First Inning
Brooklyn-Myers famed. Cady
threw out Daubert. Stengel made first
on Scotts wild throw. Wheat fouled
to Hoblitzel. No runs.
Boston -Cutshaw threw out Hooper
Mowrey threw out Janvrin. Shorten
flied to Wheat No runs.
Second Inning
Brooklyn Cutshaw walked Now
rey sacrificed. Gardner threw out
Olson. Cutshaw going to third, Meyers
up. Cutshaw scored on passed balls
by Cady. Scott threw out Meyers.
One run.
Boston-Pfeffer threw out Hoblitzel
on grounder Lewis tripled, scor-
ing a moment later on Gardner's sac
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U. S. Navy Establishing Coast Patrol

A WASHINGTON D. c. Oct Secretary the Navy Daniels
has completed definite plan for the establishment patrol
along the Atlantic if the campaign against
commerce continues
The TO neutrality of the submarines operating on the
and the necessity for seeing that they
reeme limit the moving for Daniels plan Under this
the entire destroyer force the navy the available
assisting will form the backbone Of the patrol feet with auxa
also employed
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Plan Big System
For College Men
Trained to Army
Presidents of Nineteen Institu-
tons Called Into Conference
at Washington October II

(Associated Press by Fsdsrsl Wireless)
y 4
y
4 WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. II. 4
\ Nineteen university and col 4
y lege presidents, representing
\ leading educational institutions !
4 of the country, have been called \
\ into conference here preparatory 4
y to the establishment of syste- 4
\ matte methods for training re-
\ serve officers of the army in I
\ each institution, The conference =
= is to be held on October IL.
= The collegians will discuss I
\ with the general army staff mill =
= tary courses to be organized in \
= the institutions desiring to take =
y advantage of provisions for army !
y Reorganization and to build up
: their military courses. :
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DANIELS COMPLETES PLAN FOR
U. S. NAVAL PATROL ON COAST
TO PROTECT iTHREE-M|LE LIMIT
ENTIRE DESTROYER FORCE AND LIGHT CRUISERS AND
AUxlLlARlES TO BE EMPLOYED IF DIVER RAIDS CON-
TlNUE-6ERMANS DEFEATING RUMANANS ALONG
WHOLE OF TRANSYLVAN FRONT
iA,.oei..ea pre.s serriee b reasr.l wirsIs.,


HAGUE
reparation,. said.
BERLIN Germany, Oct. Members the Reichsag who
have been considering committee the question submarine
fare the which it shall be pushed
In the echstag session today Major ermann, leader of the
National Liberal wing read report from the budget committee
ing that the committee has been unable reach decision the
submarine question and referred it back to the house.
The report said however, that the committee had "a
gainst open discussion of the issue
The issue involved is told in despatch Lon
don, follows:
According to Berne Switzerland despatch to the
Wireless Press German Chancellor ehmann ollweg
asked at the August meeting of the Federal Council why he had
Welded to the demands of the United States regarding the unre
ed orpdong of ships the high replied emphatca that the
value of the submarine exaggerated by the aden of whole
sale torpedong The chancellor said nssence unrestricted
submarine warfare would between Germany Unit
ed and that he results of unlimited torpedong would
justify such policy.
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MAD KING OF eAvARlA ls pEAp

LONDON Eng Oct has been received here that the mad
nd castle near Munich The news by of copehagen
nominal Louis HIS 1885,
Wtsbac
a king by Napoleon l.
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Summary: -Four runs and SIX nltS
off Pfeffer In seven innings Two-base
hits, Janvrin. Sacrifice hits, Mowrey,
Lewis, Shorten. Bases on balls, off
Shore 1, off Pfeffer 2. Struck out,
by Shore 4, by Pfeffer 2. Wild pitches,
Pfeffer 2. Passed ball, Cady.
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:. =. s.
yer, ueu ano msysrs
Aftenosnce' 4x'oO.
tAs.oel.ee rless w teeel..
s0sI ION, MAS, OeL l<-neSesp.s
tocay, SssssIs. Eaeh eiuo's snare, ssf'-
~. snare OF nstionai eommlssion'
Ss,SsI.s0.
bOsFoN, MASS Oct. Il Inc
brooklyn snip OF state saileo lnto
the Boston Snore THIS AFTERNOON
wrecked, with iour Dis noies In ner
side. Another snip reacheo America
exactly "a years ago tonay, end bos-
ton Is celeoratIne tne arrlval OF Co-
,umDus TINS MS allsrnoon. an.. Inc ne Sos.In ssh
ians are also ceiepraune the Wreck-
ing OF tne bSQpk w snip on. 2 Ipck. !19'e
b2nno spore. =. g
Sr we LouHn tine ll the nlstoIy
! OF the e.ns the neston Amellean
are WoIIu Cnainpiohs. ihey eeieac
co the brookiyn team TINS at'ernoon
py score OF 70 4 living boston
tour victories Out ol i've: boston ms
now won more wo.io cnampi2nsnlps
tnan any other american League
team.
Snore 70 the nero
y was tne Work OF z tAn youtn rom
Soutn Carolina VINO was responsiDle
TOT the sWan-sone OF the ROBINS IN
Boston town TO-DAY. lnls taii youth,
VINO extenus UP INTO tne ethefeai
waves distance OF 2 Ieet pc incness
toyen Win tne brookiyn nattefs tnIs
afternoon. IUrOUIUOUI the nine H.
nings ne was using MS last Dall, Whlcn
naa nouceanie break % u ano oniy
lnree slnkies were meoe OH ms de-
liVery. Ineee Singles were as scat
tereo Is leeperks ~ tne middle OF the
etlantic. ana brooklyn never naq
rnance rom the time tnet the umpire
handed shore 2 new pan ana Harry
Myers. anotner soutnernsr' walked
1ut 20 tne plate before more tnan 4of
700 fans seated 70 Braves Held. Shere
vas as cool as the proverDial .cucum-
Der ano wnen Caoy let q Dali go Dy
Inn wnlcn meant run, ana Scout
booted the oeiI the tall youth from
East beno aio moi weaken.
BROOKLYN tost because II could not
hit the tall hurler. Pfeffer pitched a
great game es worlds series games
80, but tne Dodgers uid not ihaye
chance win tne Dali coming down AZ
them rom such heignt and curved
in every possible direction Jake Dau-
bert ana lack wheat, VINO nave nam
mered the National League pitchers
Tor an average OF more than 800, were
as babes before the towering HEAVIER
Of the home team.
- ~
once hit the ball out OF the infield.
while Snore lenneo wheat on two oc.
caslons. The Boston pitcher deserved
shutout Il was one OF his shoots
that got away nom Cady which gave
brooklyn the solitary run. without q
hit being made IN that inning.
Stengel, Mowrey and Meyers We're
the only Brooklyn 1atfers to hit safe
r. - - - ~ -
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Teutons Winning Fight in Transylvania

BERLIN Germany, 12-The operating in
Transy inflicted defeats
through the Alpine and struck toward Hungary
The Teutons pursuing whole
Pennsylvania The
back into its frontier positions
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SUGAR PHlcE RISES

Alexander & Baldwin was advised
by its mainland house today, that the
New York quotation on sugar was
-6.15.
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LOUIS, IA Orbddng cIergymen
arising
recommended
legislation holy
convention of Protestant Episcopal church.
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VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE IN NEW JERSEY


A
wounded last night
led I 4 4
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Edward ]. DeCoppet. stock broker.
who died on April 80, last, left an es-
tate appraised at 1851, ,246.
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HUGHES TRAIN ESCAPES WRECKS MAY BE PLOT
Boston OufcIasses Brooklyn; And Wins Title
Late News AT A Glance

N. ",
alleged copciy
indicted
o murder.
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Is CAUGHT RIFLiNe Y. .M.zLockERs

suspicion Hfng the pockets clothes r. M c.
to school,
police will police Friday
McDuf who the following
caught his hiding of the fuengh
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SEEK TO CITE G. E. MARSHALL FOR CONTEMPT

fol should
his
Hlo reakwaerS ~
motion
providing that Peters attorney for Marshall served with
company has filed exception to Ju ge Ashods refusaI
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Rail a
Hit By Wilson
President Declares Attack on
Democrats as Sectional
Party" is Unpatriotic;; Must
Draw America Together"

Associated Press by Federal wirsIsssl
A<t<$<<< 80 <<%$<<<
= LOUISA, Kentucky, Oct. H.
y The special train In which Candi- 4
= date Charles =. Hughes was trav. !
\ cling today through Kentucky 4
y narrowly missed being wrecked
y when section men discovered a
y broken rail just a few moments
= before the flying special was due. 4
= The train was promptly tagged 4
= and stopped, near Painteyille 4
= Railroad officials after examin- I
=. ing the broken rail declared that
= the break was caused by blow Z
= but could give no explanation of 4
= the deed.
+ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. l2. 4
= I'm a ringing speech here today 4
\ the president replied to Republi- 4
= can charges that the Democratic 4
4 party is sectional party, repre-
= senting the south, and that Con- 4
= gress Is dominated by the south.
\ Mr. Wilson asserted that no man 4
= who brings up such an issue is
\ fit to have the confidence of 4
y America.
y He shows himself provincial" 4
\ he said. THAT is the depth OF !
= anti-patriotisin. He did not men 4
= ton Hughes. saying that he had 4
4 not wanted to discuss politics but \
\ could not help referring to such !
= question. "Our chief object \
= should be to draw America to- I
4 gether. to nationalize it, he said. 4
\ After the war we must be ready \
4 with united force and with
= single object"
&$%%% 4
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LONDON Eng Oct PA despatch from Christania tha
he Norwegian steamer Brk has been sunk in the
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eattsrIes-shere and cady; Pfef-
fer, Dell and Meyers.
Attendance, 1850.
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tAssocisted Press By Federal Wirsisssl
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 12.-Receiptl
today, $e3 SIS. Each clubs share, es7,
742. Share Of national eomrlssion
ee,ss7.3o.
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tcontinued ON page two)
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shore Holds
DODGERS DOWN
TO THREE HITS
Big Hub Finger Master of Sit
uation After One Run Made
off Him in Second; Nationals
Again Unsteady in the Field
RED S0X REPEAT FEAT
OF WINNING FROM BEHIh[

Early Lead of Opponents Melts
Away Quickly; More Than
AZ, 900 Fans See Fifth and
Deciding Game Of the Series
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fcontinres on page two,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-17
Corpses Of Austrians
Piled High Before the
Italian Trenches

Rome, June l6.-(Via London =
Austro-Hungarian troops estimated to
number $4,000 attacked in dense for
nation the Italian positions on the
Asiago Plateau yesterday, but were
repulsed, leaving piles of corpses be-
fore the Italian trenches, says an Of
ficial statement given out by the war
office here today.
The statement says enemy attempts
O.. the night of June IS to surprise
Italian positions at Seravelle and
Conf Zunga, in the Lagarina Valley
were repulsed.
"On the Asiago Plateau" the state
ment continues, the enemy in mass
estimated at eighteen battalions at
tackled our line between Monte Pari
and Monte Lemerle after the usual
artillery preparation. These attacks
were decisive in the center and DEM
onstrative on the flanks. An artillery
curtain of fire preceded and protected
these fierce attacks of the enemy in
fantry, which invariably broke down
before our lines, where the enemy left
piles of corpses.
I'VE made successful counter at
tack from Monte Lemerle, taking
some prisoners and a machine gun
During these actions all together 254
prisoners were taken"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-17
Ring Bolts the Three-I League;
Oft B. L. T. and Percy for Life
BY RING w. LARDNER.

Chicago Tribune Convention Bu-
reau, St. Louis Mo-, June l6.-To Mr..
Percy Hammond and Mr.. B. L. r.,
care Chicago Tribune:
Sirs-You're fine pair of cutters,
the both of you, and this is to notify
you that | am boiling the Three
League and instead OF that | now be-
long to the One | League, and the
membership is made up OF | and Ri
ley Wilson of West Virginia. You're
a fine pair of cutters, and even if
the managing editor told you your
stuff was no good, was that any rea-
son why you should run out on me,
when | had to stay here and write
another story on account of my stuff
being easy to print and worth print
ingl You're fine pair OF cutters,
the both OF you.
] suppose you will make good
deal out of me not having any story
in thief irst edition this morning, and
my story didn't get there till the
second edition, and | am sorry the
readers of the first edition had to
suffer, but it wasn't my fault and
the managing editor owns up it
wasn't my fault, and he smiled at
me when he seen me today.
The reason | didn't have a story
in the first edition was big St.