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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
Germany is Wiling to Make
Amends for Destruction OF
Horse Transport, if U. S.
Says Vessel Should Have
Been Immune
TEUT0N GRIP ON RUMANlA
UNSHAkEN;; NEAR CAPITAL
von Mackensen's Army Now
Only is Miles From Buchar-
est; Russians on Runlania
Front Win Victory; Fighting
Bloody
lAssociated press by Federal wirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wlrelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. The
state department has received nctifk
cation from Berlin that the German
submarine commander who sunk the
British horse transport Marina , few
days ago off the Irish coast with the
loss Of the lives Of six American crew
members. has reported TO bic govern
nnent that ne mlstcok the vessel for
another transport. Germany has ask
ed the Unltsd States for information
as to the status Of the ship and ex-
pressed willingness 10 make amends
If the Marina was entitled 70 infnun-
ity from attack.
according 70 the report Of Consul
Frost the Marina was sunk unwarned.
A question as to her status has arisen
owing 70 the fact that she is said to
have bean armed with 4.z-Inch gun
asteras
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
HALF OF
STEAMER'SCRE
IN JAIL TODAY
Gozan Maru's link Active Yet;
Seven More Sailors Jailed (
Here; Mutiny Alleged

With special board of inquiry
from the u. S. immigration station
|aking testimony in the sheriff's office
rom the Is alleged mutineers who are
IA iail at the police station, to deter
hine whether the men can be allowed
'b land here; with the Japanese con-
hiate investigating protests made by
ae vessels Japanese officers against
ie quality OF provisions on board, and
kth her captain declaring he viii
hve the ship here If another master
u n be signed on the difficulties of
s JaDanese steamer Gozan Maru are
parently far from being ended this
= sieruuUu
difhis morning seven more sailors,
r01 colored, were placed in the CITY
b for detention while their cases are
rdnr investigated. Yesterday eight
Mde iailed. also all coiored. mostly
thkaican negroes. They are alleged
fieihave mutinied at sea on the voy-
VII here from Antofagasta
! VAS rhmored this morning on the
] Herfront that Capt. =. T. Iinoail,
sgeler master of the British steamer
thi3tfel has offered to take command
'csthle Gozan n Capt. r. Mckinnon re-
oseIs to 20 any further with her. The
afe.kr savs he has wired the owners
.im4he to be relieved. -
ofhe Gozan is docked at Per !.
ourkting ! settlement Of her difficui-
She is bound for Vladtyostok,
Muroran. with 1900 tons OF nj
osedks The steamer arrived off port
whd so wednesday afternoon ana en-
ie6th Thursday morning. There are
i 4 her crew. OF this number seven
bersk kapanese. including three officers,
[;neIe steamer's first officer and first
oucrheer are said toswant 70 quH Inc
sngk here. A1snx seems to have fol-
ii her steadily FOR many months. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01

WORLD BIGGEST
TELESCOPE HERE
Vancouver Scientist Writes to
HonoIuIans in Furthefance
of Project
GREAT INSTRUMENT TO
BE WORTH $500, 600
Can Be Secured for Grant OF
$4,000 and $1,000 a Year
for Awhile

Honolulu has been bffefed the larg-
est telescope In the 3so1d. In a com.
municatioh received VI the Hawaii
Promotion CommittkeF from T.. S. H.
Shearman, director " the Vancouver,
BIC, Observatory. the astronomer
writes that for a small amount Homo
lulu ccuid secure the big telescope, 10
feet in diameter, now under construc-
ton in British Columbia.
Shearman had made plans TO erect
the telescope in Vancouver, but owing
to the war found it was impossible to
continue with his clans. He proposes
that Hawaii bring the telescope to the
Cross Roads of the Pacific, and use
tie telescope as an exhibit, until such
time as the instrument could be per-
manently set here as a branch OF the
Lick Observatory.
Shearman writes that he has singled
cut Hawaii as an ideal situation for
an astrohomical observatory, and that
the longitLe.c here is zeal for study
OF the heavens He asks the Hawaii
Promotion ConlInissee, Pan-Pacific
ElhhN and Chamber of Commerce to
ki9r pine means ofbringing the tel
krha here. He asks for a grant of
Ind further grant OF $1,000 a
canF a few years. The instrument
sr lreeted would represent an in
ht Of $500, 600 s
tor Sfiearman was in Honolulu
IN Ars ago and At that tine become
IMPRESSED with the possibilities fof a
great astronomical observatory here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
TEUT0N GRIP ON RUMAN
COUNTRY Is UNSHAKEN

LONDON, Eng. Dec. li.-Reports
from Various fronts rerging on Runaa-
MIA snow t6at he fe1fonic grip oiIl
this country Is not shaken and Burh-
Arrest, the capital. Is menaced Three
ccnverging forces Of Germans and Bnl-
garians are advancing on Bucharest.
Despite the Rumanian resIsLance
which apparently has increased, both
Won Mackensen and Won Falkenhagn
are almost within cannon-shot OF the
capital.
One Of the armies under Won Mack
ensen. that which has crossed the
Danube lately, has reached the pb-
iective OF Tzomana. southwest -.
miles from the capital. From the
west an army, directed BY con Falken-
hayn, is within 40 miles, having reach
ed Glavatziobbsu
In the northwest the Rumanian
lines have broken. permitting an In
flux of Austro-G Germans by way OF
Toresburg pass and Kampoluns
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0PP0S|T|||QNI'0| |
IREEDESIRDlILG
FORHECTRICGO.

That city officials and members OF
the City Planning Commission as well
as private citizens are opposed TO the
cutting down Of trees along the road
bordering the land owned by the Oahu
Sugar Company at Waipio, which was
petitioned by the Hawaiian Electric
Company in order that its high-voltage
wires may go up along this stretch OF
road. is the situation today brought
out by a Star-B -Bnlletin interviewer.
The poles for the wires. which will
carry 1900 volts to Fort Kamehame.
ha and Castner, have already been
placed by the electric company. At
the last meeting of the board of SUI
pervisors petition from the company
was read requesting that the trees be
cut down. The matter was referred
to the City Planning Commission,
which will meet next Monday at the
city hail.
There is plenty OF room along the
road other than the section where the
trees are growing for the placing OF
the poles, George Collins, county en-
gineer, said today. When thes road
was first laid out it was 125 feet wide,
but now only so feet is being used.
Collins said. according to the fran
chise the company can place its poles
wherever it wants to as long as they
do not block traffic, but do not be
lieye that the trees will be cut down.
There is considerable feeling about
the city against this petition and as
one memSer Of the City Planning Com
mission expressed it, The scenic
beauty of Hawaii should not be com
merclaiized. The request parallels
that for an aerial tramway at the Paii
and should not De tolerated. 1t has
taken years for those trees to grow
and they ought not be destroyed for
the use Oh one company where there Is
plenty OF room elsewhere.
Frank Z. Blake. manager of the Ha-
waiian Electric Company, is on Maui
and the company's side of the case
could therefore not De obtained today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
METzGER'S VISIT
HOME BRINGS UP
SECRETARY RUMOR
Return to Hawaii Follows Res
ignation of Thayer:: Was
Once Favored

News that Senator d. E. MetZger is
returning to Homo. ulu for the winter,
contained in private letter here, has
caused speculation as to whether Metz
ger may not be the next secretary of
Hawaii.
Secretary Thayer's resignation has
been forwarded to Washington and so
far his successor remains unknown.
II has been accepted as a fact that
the governor has not made up his
mind whom to recommend to the pres.
ident for the place
When Governor Pinkham came into
Office ii was an open secret that Metz,
ger was strongly favored for the posi-
ticn. However, he suffered under the
disability which pnti9 recently has
prevented James L. Coke from being
named circuit judge-he was a mem
Der of the next legislature and ineli.
gible to office, under the organic act,
until his term had expired.
Metzger's term expired at the re-
cent election since his successor was
then named, and the precedent in the
Coke case removes the disqualifica.
I |tion.
In a private letter Senator Metzger
tells of returning here but says moth
ing whatever about the secretaryship
or any other appointment He merely
says that he is returning home for
the winter with his family, planning
to arrive at Hilo on the Great North,
ern tomorrow and may soon afterward
visit Honolulu.
Whether or not the return Of Sena.
tor Metzger to Hawaii could have a
possible connection with the vacancy
In the office Of secretary of the terri
tory, due at the end Of the year
through the resignation of Wade War,
rem Thayer, IS a matter Of some spec,
|llation at the capitol.
Governor Pinkham was called on
the telephone the morning before his
departure for Maui and INFORMED tiiat
the Star-Bulletin had news that the
senator is returning from the main
land.
4 don't know anything about It,
cracked a terse sentence through the
receiver.
is there any possibility that the
senator's Homecoming has anything in
common with the scheduled vacancy?
he was asked.
| don't know anything about it,
the governor repeated. II can't tell
you anything don't know
Metzger has been in the mining
business at Baker, Oregon.
Secretary Wade Warren Thayel
stated today that he will remain In
the territorial office until his success
or has been appointed, if no appoint
ment has been made by the first ol
the year. He will be. on the job al
the capitol, though at work primarily
on his private business as an attorney
at law.
Thayer was surprised at the news
that Senator Metzger will return Il
the islands this winter. and said tha
il there is any likelihood that he viii
be appointed as secretary of the terri
tory he does not know Of it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
SCHOOL survey
IS DyDORSED BY
SANFRANCISCAN
Or. Adelaide Brown, Noted Edu-
Gator and Social Worker,
Says Would Do Good
OAHU TEACHERS MEET
WITH TIMELY PROGRAM
Fairgrounds, Vacation Schools
and Health Supervision
+ Are Discussed

Strong Endorsement Of the survey
BY the federal government of public
school systems was voiced by DR.. Ade-
iaide Brown of San Francisco in an
interesting address delivered this
morning at the annual meeting OF the
Oahu Territorial Teachers Associa-
ton. Although making no SPECIFIC
recommendations Mrs. Brown declar.
ed that a survey of Hawaii's public
school system undoubtedly would ac-
complish much good. and cited the
results of the recent survey in San
Francisco to emphasize her point
The meeting was attended by more
than ESQ public and private school
teachers. Isaac M. Cox, president OF
the association. presided. At noon
luncheon was served by the domestic
science department of the Normal
school, where the meeting was held.
The session was to close this after.
noon.
Miss D. Barnes, a teacher at the ka
lihiwaena school, this afternoon was
to present the following resolution
urging that the association take action
to secure an increase in the pay ol
teachers:
BE it resolved that there should
be an increase IN the pay Of teachers
eommensurate WITH the increase in the
cost OF living; and be i further re
solved that committee, be appointed
- CONFER With other asseci1tiopss q
teachers, with chambers Of commerce.
and other organizations and with pub
Continued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS


BERLIN. Germany. Nov920. 20 Ohicial
announcement on today's fighting says
that north and south of the Somme
the artillery fire was temporarily
lively.
On the southeast front, Turkish
troops repulsed strong Russian at
tacks at Selota Lipa The Rumanian
situation is working out favorably for
US. On the Macedonian front, partial
advances by the Ententes northwest
of Monastir faileds
GERMAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
Now 30-On the west front, Field
Marshal Duke Albreehts group: In
Ypres bend, after a strong artillery
preparation, hostile detachments at
tackled about three kilometers OF our
positions and were repulsed. by IRE
in some places, in others, hand-to-
hand combats.
Army of Prince Rupprecht, on the
Semme: During the recent foggy wea.
ther artillery duel increased only be
tween Serre and Ancre and on the
front sector. both sides st. Pierre
yaast. wood.
Eastern aEeha, Prince Leopold S
front: No id rant fighting here.
/. Archduke jose h's front, Carpathi-
an forest: Russians continued attacks
without obtaining material results.
! They suffered heavy losses and had
to be contented with small local ad-
vants ges. In west Rumania we have
pushed back the hostile vanguards
We hare taken Pitesti and Kampolung
also the read across Roesburg pass
capturing II officers and 1900 prison
ers, as well as seven canncns and
much baggage, falling into the hands
| of the Bavarian troops Captain vor
Borcke,s squadron Of Her Majesty's
Cuirassier Regiment took near Ciola
nesti a hostile column with ten. car,
mons and three machine guns.
In the Dobrudja. en- vo1k
sens front, the Danube az
i vancin q and f1nrinn attic
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
WHITE HOUSE TO BE
CELEBRATION SCENE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless)
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Dec. 1.-Pres.
ident Wilson has invited former Secrc-
tary of State William Jennings Bryan
to luncheon on December s at the
White House.
There will be dinner at the ohite
House on the evening Of December
in honor of Vance McCormick. chair
man of the Democratic national com
mittee and manager of the victorious
presidential campaign 1t win be in
the nature of celebration of the tri-
umph
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
NAN DRINKS POISON s.
BECAUSE SHE MISSES
/ JAUNT AROUND ISLAND

Isuse she missed out on q Trip
II the island, Mrs. Akcke OF Gu
Evenue attempted suicide Tuesday
linking poison Today she is re-
Ing. According to the police a
had promised to take her for
tde but changed her mind and
lie disappointed woman that she
hSing some other girls instead.
III that Mrs. Akoke Immediately
10 her room and swallowed pol
/ The police were notified but
the ambulance arrived the emer-
Hospital attendants were refus-
hission. They say a private doc
b been called.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
MORE BELGIANS
IOBE DEPORTED,
INCLUDING Girls

ASSOCIATED Press by FEDERAL wireiessl
LONDON, Eng. Dec. IA Reuters
despatch from Amsterdam says that
the male inhabitants of Basselet and
Lanaye, Belgium, between II and 90
years of age. and the girls and women
owning sewing-machines. viii be de-
ported to Germany.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
BRITISH TROOPS DEFEAT
GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA

LONDON, England, Dec. The
British troops IN German East Africa
have gained a decisive success oyer
the German ba:sds gti.l defying cap
ture.
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ARcHBoLD is BETIER

(Associsted Press by Federal vfireless1-.
s TARRYToWN. ". Y. Dec. John
ID. Archbold. Standard OH magnate,
who was seriously i'll last night, is
slightly better today.
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HAMMOND MUCH BETTER

ASSOCIATED Press BY FsdfrsI WirelessI
BALTIMORE, Nd, Eec. Late to-
day the condition of 4ohn Hays Ham
mond, ST., mining nj and capit st
fnlaIr !. dacidad chano 1. -. :.
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district is closes

3 district is closed
a detective who
| lwilel last night
Leral tone was 9
haI but that there
PHcatiop Of closing
officers in touci
sdei situation sug
1 9ct is to be abso
d .lsed that the 10
tsthTJanuaryl-
all that inasmucl
fen oountenance'
tif9st that its con
mp month would
COZ fference to tn
lid1 but would rt
beatioh which b
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FUNERAL TRAIN OF
VIENNA IN WRECK
tAssociated Press By Federal wirsless)

(Associsted Press By federal Wireless)
: AMSTERDAM, Netherlands. Dec. L.
"A frightful accident took place yes
terday when q train travelling from
Vienna to Budapest. carrying many
noted Austrian snd Hungarian person
ages who had attended the funeral OF
the late emperor, collided with an
other train. 1t is reported that num-
bers were killoi and injured
VIENNA. Austria, Dec. 1.-The fa-
neral Of the late emperor yesterday
was held with extremely simple SER
vices. Representatives of the royalty
OF Bulgaria, Bavaria, Saxony. the Ger
man crown prince and many Teutonie
princes were present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01

NEs0RK STOCK
L. MARKET TODAY

Al: 4: 4: rs; -: g, i: ]: J:
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RUMANIANS ARE VAINLY
FIGHTING TO SAVE NATION

BERLIN, Germany, Dec. E-A VIC.
lent attack was made on the south
east or Dobrudja frontier Of Rumania
today by a comoined army Of Russiane
and Rumanlans. The offensive
stretched along 'front.' Of 200 miles.
The Russo Humans sacrificed much
blood and ammunition without gaining
an important advantage.
On the Zlota Lipa river the Turks
have reDulsed the Russians with heavy
losses.
In the advance on Bucharest Ger.
mans have recently taken $500 prison
ers and II cannon.
! ed themselves. The army since. cross,
ing the Danube has captured 4S Off
GERS, 2421 men. tso heavy cannons. IS
field cannons, seven small cannons,
seven machine guns, 80 ammunition
fcarts.
On the Macedonian front, norfhw9
of Mdnsstfr, hostile advance faiH
From the west slope sof Ruin. -
tain, near GrunlsRt0 .to
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Array of Valley lslan0s s. =. =.
sources and Program OF e .
tertainment Make Good AZ
vance Promises
CHI DREN'S DAY BRINGS =
THOUSANDS IN PARADI
sonas and Drills are CharriH9
Co; Good Weather Prevails; Ig|
ric0IturaI and livestock &c, Sc,
tions Fine; Honolulu Fum'
We'll Represented 4
sy JOSEPH 4. GRAY
,s,asf correspondence ny mpsl
ss's'' WireIess.)

,s,sts correspondence ny Mpsl
. Wirelesssl
wAl11JKU, Maui, Dec. Ms Ms
,~rrise that the first annuai S4N
Esir would be Q revelation oi Wy
1s1.nd resources and would OH .
sriendid program OF entertanln'
,ss heen abundantly fulfiiled-
1f6nuestionably the largest 70
,,ss ir,nressiye fair-in It's surpIfs
enmnlet ts.css Of exhibits-til fn
event Is ATTRACTING crowds prop9ln.
ate TO tt worth
a somewhat overcast SKY sho P,
hreezes greeted the thousano ~
~,s,tors As the fair opened yesteH'
but today. 1t has cleared oil p1f
The auto parade, which openeqe
fssr wns a very beautiful eyentls
4csrs heinf finely dressed out.
1sf NIGHT large dinher-dapeei
held at the Grand Ho5el 1as'
S7se f.ir nielf is Impressive 4
.<fav of exhibits.. both pubic aho
..fe m the latter or cnmtoe,
80 Honoltln is well roprese1
Ssr3 oT the (ity's firms having z
-,,scs The exhibit Of Theo. p pa
n ~ - credited with being the
esf 6f fhrEf fr1 g veiy - selo.s
frre me Honolulu Iron WORKS
,7<iI Son. Hawaiian Nectrlc
,r< Ibrf<ttom Music Company.
n.,I;ct'n Snd,Cnlfnan Jewelry Com
.~s s.|66r he notable exhibits.
T6S eerilultural section Is
t,,e kaid u be the best ever s
- fhe terrlory, and the exnipl
i,ces and oIher livestock y 2 =
ton 10 Naul people as ven - "
.ork.
The sttefaance 50 far has ne'
..ilenf viii large increase N
hers last nisht.
81 far thk program IS belhs =
.,s <,lto,lI hitch and almost
f2 accordink 70 previous arranss
me chanel on the openine "a,
-ssV wak made unayoidable
r.erce n MAYOR Lane. who COZ
.S,es -, lWirelessed the manae
49, afect. The rresentat
-. rcie3 10 the 3rd Beginner
~ .sl (.n.rd. which is the NerY
ssinr |aii regiment was M'
.he 49, ,i,ne| originally .plaanel !.
s sxor;- ipeech. Governor =
InNssveaIa very short, el.1{,
Z talk III mixing t. der III
He said p pel are unit
TO ibs e ~ sNo
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