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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20

- TheeIiill liner Great Northern.
wnich defthere at 10 a. m. Saturday, is
: due to arrive of port at San Fran
-cisco by, 8 O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. Capt. Amman said before the
turbinsr left that his passengers would
be walking ashore in San Francisco
by p. m. Wednesday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chamberlain Probate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
DEPUTIES AND ARMY OFFICERS
FAIL TO FIND MEXICAN RAIDERS

Army officers and deputy sheriffs
who went 20 Anapra Saturday after
noon 10 investigate the report tele-
phoned TO the sheriffs office by Tom
Ferrne that ne had an engagement
with 40 Mexican horse thieves, re-
turned saturday night with the report
that thev were unable 10 locate any OF
the raiders or TO find any trace Of
PerrinC ~ the bodies of the men he
claimed he and two other Americans
killed.
Al o'clock a relative OF Perrine's
came to the krakauer, York & Moye
hardware store 10 buy more ammuni-
ton A posse. headed by D. r. White,
a partner OF Perrine in the cattle BUSH
ness was formed late and was pre-
pairing to 90 10 the scene OF the re-
ported raid but later abandoned the
trip when no trace Of Perrine could
be found. Another posse was formed
AT the Hotel Sheldon during the after
noon Saturday but did not leave the
city.
Perrine had his negro cook telephone
70 deputy sheriff Stanley Good. ST.. and
sistance 10 him A short time before
Perrine called the sheriffs office and
said he bad killed il of the supposed
raiders Deputy sheriff J. 3. Kilpat-
rick and "a posse OF six deputies left
in automobiles and troops were also
sent TO the scene OF the reported raid
but were unable to locate any evil
dences tfat the raid had occurred al
though Pcrrine insisted that he had
had the fight with the Mexicans aud
had killed Il Of them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
$4,000 OFFERED
FOR INDEMNITY
Dudley VIII Give This to
Anyone Who VIII Protect
Watson Bond.

e. N Dudley has offered $4,000 to
any man or institution who viii in
demnify the bondsmen who withdrew
from the bond of ". J. Watson. tax
collector. PROVIDING the individual or
institution viii protect the retiring
bondsmen from any liability which
might nave been incurred up 10 the
time the bondsmen Withdrew.
This Is Mr.. DudIey's answer 10 the
charge tia. the bondsmen withdrew
from Wa.son's bond for political par
loses ana vas an attempt to discredit
him politically
DudIey's Statement.
Mr.. Dudley. in his statement said
The fact that Joe WoOdson IS at
torney for The bondsmen, and acted ior'
and advised them in this Withdrawal,
certainly is sufficient evidence tHat
there is no Tolucs IN II ana NOSE Nno
are claiming that the withdrawal was
prompted by a desire 10 reflect on Air.
Watson are themselves endeaVorIns 10
inject politics into the matter.
5000 Il Ready
'T have straight forward Rat
proposition to make TO those who pro-
fess to believe that the action OF my
self and the other bondsmen- IN WIN
drawin~. was a political move WISH
TO state that j have $4,000 IN cash Lnal
I will give now. Immediately 10 any man
OF set of meT or any institution who VIII
indemnify the bOndsmen who have with
drawn. and who viii protect sara
bondsmeu from any and all liability
which may have been Incurred up TO
the date that we withdrew from the
tax collectors bond In other words.
any man OF set OF men who VIII think
strongly enough that there is abso-
lutely 10 chance for the old bondsmen
70 lose anything. can make $4,000 clear
cash by stepping into the shoes OF the
former boudsmen and assuming all
obligations incidental thereto All that
ask. IN connection with this offer,
is that those who come forward TO
avail Of 10 give ample and sufficient
guarantee that they Will protect the
former bCndsmen-
7 am making no accusations; but
I will very shortly say what / THINK IN
regard to assertions that are being
made in connection with the tax col
lector vratter Publication OF complete
and detailed facts in the matter VIII
probably ret be long delayed
lSieuedt r. n. Dudley"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
FORMER IMMIGRATION MAN
KILLED NEAR TIA JUANA

B F Moss. formerly connected with
the local immigration department, was
fatally injured July in an automobile
accident between National City, CAL
and Tia Juana. Mex. and died sunday
July 9, according to word received BY
F. W. Berkshire, in charge OF the Fl
Paso immigration department Mr..
Moss was well known in FL Paso- He
left here 10 take charge OF the immi-
grafton department at san Diego, Cal.
which position he held at the time OF
his death
According 70 the news received Of
the accident. Mr.. Moss was driving his
automobile toward Tia Juana and the
car skidded. plum ging into ditch and
tearing down a telegraph pole Il IS be-
lieved another car was approaching ana
Mr. Moss was trying to avoid COLI
sion
Mr. Moss had three ribs and his col
Iarbone broken when he was taken out
from under the car. An unknown woman
and her husband and child were in the
car at the time. The man and child
escaped injury, but the woman received
serious injuries
He had been in the immigration serv-
ice for e years, serving al Ellis Is
land. Brownsville and Fl Paso before
he assumed his position at Tia Juana-
He left FL Paso three years ago He Is
survived By his wife and three chill
dren. who reside al National City and
other relatives at san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE.
MAN GASHES THE WOUND

Tombstone. Ariz- July 10.-Tony
Leon, night shift boss at the Oregon
shaft. was bitten below the knee by
a rattlesnake on which he stepped
while going 10 work. He killed the
snake with his other foot, cut off its
rattles and went on TO his office to
telephone for help. When aid arrived,
he had Eashed the wound with his
pocket knife TO induce free bleeding,
had applied tourniquet above TO keep
the poison from going upward into his
body, and was calmly at work at his
desk
The rescue party gave him all the
personal use he could drink. and il
was announced a complete cure had
been effected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
Tells Of ATTACK
ON j. s. SAILORS
Gen. Nafarrate Says They
We're Attempting to Re
move Mines From River.

San Antonio. Texas, July 1o--The
.-irbdrs wal. under sharp fire from Car
ranza soldiers of q party Of American
bIueisckets that attempted to clear the
liver ~ TamDico Of mines several days
ago was published July & in Fl Dia- O.
Monterey. a copy of which arrived
here today. The published account o.
The incident included What purpolS q
he COPY Of the official report mace
nv Gen. e =. Nafarrate 10 Gen 1acIll u
Trevino at Chihuahua city
The report credited TO Natarrate
follows
u-arsbips living al the entrance 70 the
- a-rar0nre1 10 remove mines thai
had placed al the bar since theA ulo
NOT obev the signals made 10 them &c
SUSPEND their efforts / ordered tnaI z
volley be fired at them The crews o
the launches returned the IRE tHe -
change Of shots continuing for - NIX
mes The launches then retired
From the movements Of the Amerl-
can ships ii appears they may
be planning TO disembark forces
7 shall continue 10 mine the river
Merely Bore Dispatches
Two sailors from the Salem vera
killed by Carranza soldiers Wnlle en-
tering the harbor with dispatches on
June -. according 10 ? letter from
Tampico received here today The
Mexicans are said TO have fired on the
American launch as fl passed the Jet
Ties at the south OF the river Tn5
American naval commander is report
Cd 70 have demanded an explanation
from Gen Nafarrate by noon OF that
day
The explanation. according TO thu
writer Of the letter. was made ItI
nature was not told
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
TUCSON "SLACKERS" GET 80
DAYS SENTENCE in JAIL

Tucson Ariz-. July 1O.-Roberto
Flores and Ben Cordova. who hid out
when their command. company + OF the
first Arizona infantry. was being
formed for service and who thereafter
cursed the home guards as -gringOes.' %
received q sentence Of 30 days in the
city jail. just as a preliminary TO being
sent to the line to be court martialed
by the military authorities Flores es-
capped. but only for a day.
While the present situation finds
many willing American soldiers of
Mexican birth enlisted at Tucson and
other Arizona points, the Spanish war
saw only one such recruit His name.
oddly enough. was Justo Flores. and ne
also was q deserter. after enlistment in
the 34th infantry. for service in the
Philippines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
FRANCE MAY Be
ADANLESS EDEN
Almost Two Million More
Women Than Men AS a
Result of the War.

Paris. France. July 10--The latest
statistics Of the labor department show
that while women outnumbered men
in France before the war by 1859
Gin total population Of 60. sos, 25s)
the war viii probably decrease the
number Of men at least a million, Civ
ing the women majority Of 1,750,0Oo.
The additional million excess female
population viii be obliged, in part at
least. to support themselves. increasing
considerably the percentage Of female
wage earners. which according 70 sta
tistics Of the year 1912 was one-fOurtn
OF the total number OF employed IN
commercial and Industrial establish
ments subject TO inspection by the Ia
Dor department
There were 100000 persons earning
salary or wages in France before the
Farm hands, $780, 600, house servants,
900. 600. government employees. 100000
commercial employees. 100000 indus
trial employees. 100000
Now 2.3GO.OOO Women Workers.
OF the f.36O.0C0 workers in CONNER
cial and industrial enterprises inspected
in 1912. 1.212, $50 were women and girls.
There were, besides. million women
and girls mostly garment makers en-
gagged on piece work at home and es-
Gaping the inspection law They
brought the total ,Of female wage earn
ers up TO 2.212,Seo as against $751;
10 men, Since the war began at least
10000 women have been added TO the
number, making in round numbers p
$4,000.
Half Of the total war losses in men
viii fall on the factories and CONNER
cial establishments decreasing the to-
tai number OF male wage esrners TO
3.2SI.Il0. Surprising that half the same
number OF women will replace them il
viii bring their total up to 2,S60. 1000 or
- percent OF the whole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

T meeting OF the county com
"A missioners held Monday morning
L \ F. O.. Masquelette, SPECIAL auli l-S,I
..,.DIoved 10 examine the books OF W III
J Watson. tax collector announced ina
1as+ Thursday morning Mr.. Watson mao
s.lnovyIedged 10 him the correctness OF
NJ Nfas1ueIettes items relative 70 tH9
sUegad shortage of about SZ5.0Ve eAi9e
mo in the tax collector ofilce- No ~
+ort. was made to furnish new oohu i'1
Watson Monday. -. bs
When asked by the auditor what ne
expected to do regarding the MAJ ~ -
Mr.. Watson Is quoted as YIN 'N"' AZ
would 4have to dig il mp
AT- AIasouelefte stated that he Would
be Drepared to file a complete report a.
soon as a legal opinion regarding ,ll-
,To+soD-s accountability for certain ices
80 forthcoming. The items winch CON
s+it,1te the alleged shortage found oN Ine
EXPERT so far nclude' 80 ooo.
T-n1aid balance on a check for SllOOo;
F' SoTiactions for September. 1913. not
entered on the cash book; S2OJU-
A remittance of $500 LII
Collections for June 1910, lor WHICH
cash Is not available, SSZOU-
To Surface Bliss Street.
Three reports from county engineer l-I
Cbas- s Henning were read. accepted.
md filed. The cost OF suTfaelng $40
Iineal feet Of the ROAD TO Hsleta during
The last eight days OF lune Is gwen as
ss15- The engineer estimates SlzuO 10
h the cost Of grading Cambridge street,
from Bliss 10 Austin Terrace recon-
mendine that nothing be done on tle
s4ree+ This wear. The official reports
800 - small stores on the right Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
TRIES TO ASSASSINATE
PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires. Argentina. July 10
An attempt 20 assassinate president De.
Ia Plaza was made Sunday by a self
STYLED anarchist. The president was
standing on a balcony Of the govern
ment building reviewing some troops
when q man in the crowd Of spectators
suddenly drew a revolver and fired at
him. The shot went wild and the would
be assassin was arrested
The president remained standing on
the balcony after the anarchist had
fired at him. The man was about 10
fire again when Col RODRIGUEZ. secre-
tary to the minister Of war. seized and
disarmed him
The great crowd Of spectators surged
forward in an effort TO take the assas-
sin from his guards and lynch him. but
was prevented by the soldiers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
WILL HAVE TODIG UP'--IVATS son;
AUDITOR SAYS ADMITS SHORTAGE
Masqueete Says Tax Collector Admitted Correctness OF
Items of Alleged Shortage; No Effort Made Monday
to Furnish New Bond for County Collector;
Auditor in Charge

wav ON the upper valley road should De
removed Al once He likewise recon-
mends that a building in the street OF
Canut7To be vacated and torn down I'M
a complaint relative TO the removal
OF one Of the deputy sheriff : Al Oailu-
tiIlo was taken up. and 1t was decldeu
IN leave the matter remain In the hands
of chief deputy Stanley Good
Squabble Over Paving.
:. ". NcCurdv. manager of the SOUTH
western Portland Cement company,
asked that something be done toward
tbe having of Maple avenue. 4 some
what heated discussion enSued, espe
ciaTIv between Mr. McCUrdy and COM
missioner !. VI. WallinC. in which every
thing from the commissioners alleged
disregard of the limits OF their lurlsdlc-
fion 10 the relative merits OF bItuilJnle
as AGAINST cement paving were discussed
No official action was taken on the mat
ter. however.
Certificates OF residence and character
were voted to Rufus Burton Raw Inns ana
Hinton Bloodworth BlacSshear- A quit
claim TO a parcel OF land in the Asleta
town tract was granted TO F. g. Candle
laris-
To Keep Camp Sanitary
On the motion Of Mr.. Walling- sec.
onded bv James Clifford, the sheriff and
county health authorities were asked to
cooperate with the military to keep the
neiahborhood around the fort and camp
in sanitary condition Complaint, has
been made that peG1lers and Others have
been ANNOYING the residents Of that VI
cinitv. and that refuse has been thrown
around in such a menner as to endangei
health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
J. QUINN FIRES ON EARLY
MORNING BURGLAR; NO HITS

-Four shOts were fired at a burglar
who entered the home Of J. Sealas. sos
West Overland street. early Monday
morning. by J. Quinn. a roomer. who
heard the man enter the house. and
then attempted to apprehend him
The thief first entered the room
where Sealss was asleep and stole s.
in cash from a coat pocket Entering
the hall he then attempted to get into
the room occupied by Quinn. when he
was shot at Three more shots were
fired as the man rushed down the hall
but II IS not believed that any Of the
bullets touched him. as no blood could
be found II was too dark for QUINN 10
obtain a description OF the burglar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
THIEVES MAKE FIFTH HAUL
IN REV. W. F. PACKARD'S HOME

Thieves entered the home OF pr. ".
F. Packard. at 500 Mesa avenue, for
the fifth time within the past SIX
months. sunday evening. and slolo
iewelry and clothing valued at 80
The robbery occurred while DR.. PACK
ard was conducting sunday evening
services in the Trinity Methodist church
AT Boulevard and Mesa avenue. and was
the third time that the home has oeeh
entered within the past three months.
Each time Jewelry and other valuaoies
have been taken.
Entrance into the home was gained
by climbing up the back porch ana
forcing open a window on the second
floor. The thief then descended 10 the
first floor, and ransacked the rooms
in search Of vsluahles. Among the
articles was a pair of cuff links and a
watch chain owned by f. " Barton
while a safety razor and other valu-
ables belonging TO Dr.. Packard wera
stolen
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
BEER. HAY AND AUTO HEARING
SET FOR SEPT. II AT AUSTIN

Austin Tex. July 1O--Three notices
OF hearing have just been issued by the
railroad commission, that II viii take
up and consider on Tuesday. sept u,
three propositions
One is an application praying for the
cancellation by the commission Of the
estimated weight OF 25G pounds now
provided in Texas classification No 2.
10 be observed on shipments Of beer in
bottles. in casks Of six dozen quarts or
10 dozen pints, the second IS an appi-
cation on behalf Of the Texas lines for
a revision by the commission Of exist
ing regulations specifying minimum
weights 10 be observed in the trans
portation OF hay. in carloads. and the
third is an application filed on behalf
of the Texas lines praying for read
iustment Of rates applying on auromo-
biles. less than carloads when too large
TO load in ordinary box cars and re-
curing automobile cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
R. S. KERR, PITTSBURG SOLDIER,
EXPOLICEMAN, UNDER ARREST

Hiding behind an ice box in the rear
of the Java cafe. at 2l4 East san An
tonic street. Robert : Kerr. a private
in the 18TH Pennsylvania infantry was
arrested by sergeant Dan Thompson
and mounetd patrolmen Tom York and
". Newell early Monday morning
Kerr. il is reported. was seen IN the
store By passersby while opening the
cash register. from which s185 was
missing. Kerr is said 10 have entered
the restaurant through the back door
after forcing the lock Off He was
taken TO the city Jail and is being held
by the police pending transfer 20 the
military authorities
Kerr. in a statement TO captain OF de-
tectives J. z Stowe. said that he was a
policeman in Pittsburg, Pa. up 10 the
time of his enlistment The police
authorities OF PittsburE have been
wired BY Cant stowe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
THREE PENNSY PRIVATES
TAKEN IN BY PROVOST MEN

Three privates Of the 10th Pennsyi-
vania infantry were arrested on South
II Paso street Saturday afternoon on
charges Of disturbing the peace and
disorderly conduct by soldiers OF the
provost guard and taken 10 the police
station
The Pennsylvanians. ii is said, went
into a restaurant and after taking a
watermelon and refusing TO paw for IL.
walked up TO a baby buggy being
pushed by a Mexican woman and forci-
bly, took the child out Of It. They were
then arrested by the guard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
BOSS IN HIS OWN HOUSE
MEETS BIGGER BOSS; FINE SIS

I'm the boss in my house. Judge. and
I find IL necessary 10 teach my wife so.
once in a while" Pedro Huerta told
police Judge Charles Pollock Monday
morning. when arraigned on a charge
OF disturbing the peace. Huerta was ar
rested by patrolman Nat y. Hudson
Sunday morning in his home on South
Fl Paso street on the complaint Of the
wife OF Huerta that he had assaulted
her and had taken Sf2 that belonged
70 her.
Wen. 7 guess I had better remind
you not 10 do it again" said Judge Pol
lock. "Sl5. please"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
GALES URGES AMERICAN
MINING MEN TO RETURN

Douglas. Ariz-. July 10.-Gen- p
Eiias Gales has advised heads Of
American mining companies operating
IN sonora that he today received q
telegram from Cen Alvaro ObregOn.
Carranza's minister Of war. that all
danger Of var with the United States
had passed.
Gen Ooregon ordered Gales 10 50
inform all Americans operating mines
or othe- properties in his territory and
10 expedite their return TO their prop
critics as Wen as give them every guar
antee Of safety for themselves and
their property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
VOTERS IN TOWNS, WHO MOVE,
MUST SHOW POLL TAX RECEIPT

Austin. Texas. July 10.-The at
tOrney generals department today
held that persons in cities of 10000 in
habitauts CT over. who remove to an
other votlnE precinct therein, must
present to the taz collector Of his
residence district his poll tax receipt
or certificate of exemption not less
than four days before the date Of cleo
lions. Or lie deprived Of the right to
vote. The cate Of election should not
be counted in determining the number
or davs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
ARREDONDO TO PRESENT
PLAN FOR PEACE FARLEY

Mexico City. Mex, July 1O--Mexican
ambassador Arredondo is expected to-
morrow TO present TO the state depart
meut at Washington details OF q plan
devised by the Carrauza government for
parleys between American and Mexican
representative for the solution Of diff
culties between the two countries II
is believed the Mexican government viii
recommend that a parley be held AT
some interior city in the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
1000 FARM INSTITUTE
DELEGATES GET PASSES

Austin, Tex. July 1O.-TranspOrta-
tion has been mailed by the state de-
partmeut Of agriculture TO nearly 1000
delegates 10 attend the Sta-e Farmers
institute which is to meet here in an
nual session July 1913. Commissioner
Davis has announced that reports have
been circulated in various portions Of
Texas that the meeting OF this organi-
cation had been called off. but that
there is no foundation for such a re-
port. that the meeting viii be held on
schedule time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
ARRESTED WHILE ATTEMPTING
TO CARRY BRASS FROM CAR

While he was attempting to remove
quantity or brass from a box car in
the FL Paso d Southwestern railroad
yards. Antonio Castaneda was arrested
Monday morning by special officer Pen
Cole. and confined in the city Jail on
a charge OF theft Castaneda was re-
leased from the city Jail but a few
days ago. where he had served a term
for vagrancy- He Will be tried this
afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
RANCHER is CRUSHED
UNDER OWN WAGON WHEELS

Douglas, Ariz.. -Iuly 1o--William
Dawson, a rancher. n years old was
crushed and killed under the wheels
Of his own wagon about two miles
northeast Of Douglas. He may have
fallen from the wagon or been jOlted
off the seat by the rough roads his
skull was fractured and his jaw broken
in two places.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
IsAAC RARTH HERE.

Isaac Barth, laws e.. New Mexico
and possible gubernatorial candidate OF
the Democrats. is here from Albuquer-
que. by way Of Columbus Mr. Barth mad
a look at the first New Mexico infantry
at Camp Furlong- He viii leave TOT
his nome tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
Tomorrow VIII Open Our Great
Double Value Dress Sale
ESQ Summer Dresses

Fall We
at snefuv price sell them at about soc ON the dollar
Onehf their real value This truly renarkb
pmbv modes the wanted fabrics Noth
nretier more becoming ha been shown
urgently the wisdom OF putt
on your early tomorrow as the
a wild these mmatchable bargains