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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
MENTION COKE
AS SUCCESSOR
OF I. B. STUART
Oahu Senator Says He Would
Accept Circuit ludgeship il
Position is Offered Him

II Circuit Judge T. B. Stuart ad.
heres TO promises made to the depart
ment OF Justice, his resignation. to
take effect one month later. viii be
te1dered on August L Thus far Homo
lulu has received no definite intina-
tions as to whom the department has
In mind for Judge Stuart's successor
II was reported In Democratic
circles today that James L Coke.
senator from Oahu and attorney for
the public utilities commission, has
been put forward as q likely eandi.
date for the judgeship This inferma-
tion came out In a political discus
sion, during which It was stated
that Coke would not be available as
a candidate for delegate as 'there Is
a possibility he may succeed Judge
Stuart"
Coke told the Star Bulletin that he
is making absolutely no efforts to Sc
cure the judgeship.
"But," he added, eff l am offered
the position shall accept it. .
The senator points out that, willis
it is at least three months before his
term as senator win expire, the fact
that he is a senator would not dis
qualify him from the judgeship, ac-
cording to the best legal opinions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
RAID FAILURES
DONOT AFFECT
WIDLER NATTER
Alleged representation Of .. S.
Official Sole Basis of Pros
ecution, kempt Says

The fact that the plan Of federal
officials 70 arrest a prominent local
Chinese, said to be af the head Of an
opium ring, failed to materialize al.
though six tins or drug actually were
sold to the Chinese. has no bearing
whatever on the. prosecution of Ned
MiaIer on a charge or impersonating
4 government official. Assistant e. s.
Attorney s. B. Kemp declared today.
The search pf the house Of the
Chinese occurred about month and
a half before Information reached this
office that Wider was posing as a
secret service agent from Washing
Ion Kemp says. ST Is on this In
formation that he. Is now being prose-
cuted. The failure OF the raid had
absolutely nothing to do with the be-
ginning b this prosecution"
Kemp denies that he has ever writ
ten q letter to Wider. The only
thing / did he says, was to draw
up paper 10 the effect that II GER
tain Chinese. charged with having
opium In his possession, was convict.
ed, Wider, as iafofmer, would be en-.
titled to half the fine.
information has come to the dis.
trtct attorneys office, says Kemp, that
q Korean named Chong was sent by
Wider to one Of two Chinese ar
rested In the case In which Wider
was informer, with the promise that
II the Chinese would pay certain
sum Of money. he, Wilder, would
stop all PROSECUTION
The sepding Of Wider to sell the
six cans Of opium was q scheme to
catch prominent local Chinese,
thought to be the head Of large
ring, with opium In possession, !"
Kemp adds But the fact that the
scheme failed does in no Way affect
or have bearing On the Wider case.
He Is charged with representing him.
self as q secret service man IN the
employ Of q man from washington. =
The Wilder decision was TO be given
by o. s. Commissioner Curry at 3 this
afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
whRstlrE eET0kNeD SAFELY
70 ENeLANc. says LETTER

DENVER Colorado -Independenf
conf'fn1tIoh - reaching ne United
States every day Of the truth Of the
B|o<t 5df1ifaltts Statement th3f the
supefdftadhougbt Warspite Is safe ii
port and was lot sunk n the recent
1&<IIe Ni,h tie German high ssa1
ph1lr date 81 June 8. Hugh OMEN
d ne Post ha> received ! letter from
trtI1l'le n Essex. England, which
e1y6 q part I'VE were tstounded
that the (Britiah) admiralty did not
1ubIi1I 81 ne fttts about the fight
e6aInft TIE German high seas fleet
I1o1<r and, 81 course. We All feel that
IIl death Of Lord Kitchener Is 4
ll{tonsI loss 20 eech Of ps And you
nay Be t|ad to know that when the
U6rtpIle returned ! found that q sec.
1I1 cousin 81 yours, one 81 your
Guernsey cousins. had been unih3ured
On 1cf end vas well and uninjured.
~ e enc o. ne finest English clergy
be 9e-nfns. You remembet. said
re W4rsrIte had been sent down"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
SLAYER or FOUR MEN Is
ElEcTRocuTED IN SING SING

SING SING. n. Y. -oresta shilli-
tani was executed in the state prison
for the murder three years ago of two
New York policemen who were at
tempting to arrest him for killing a
third man in i quarrel about girl.
Shillitani made no pretense of in
sanity during his trial, but became ap-
parently crazed with terroy in the
death house a few weeks ago when
two other prisoners were executed
A week ago he obtained possessed
of a revolver, shot and killed one Of
the keepers in the death house and
wounded another, escaped, but was
captured later.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
NO MORE GUARD
COMP ] PA|||||y|I|ES NAY
BE FORMED HERE
Letter From Pinkham 70 GEN.
Johnson Hats Proposed
IapaneSe Organization

There is, not sufficient money or
equipment available to permit the or
ganization of further National Guard
companies, says a letter from Cover.
nor Luci1s e. Pinkham to Brig. Geh.
Samuel 1. Johnson, commanding the
National Guard OF Hawaii The COM
munication was made public today. It
is dated July % and states the guards
strength at present to be 5044 men.
This letter means that no company
OF HaWaiianborn Japanese can be or.
gained at present. 1t does not in
any way, however, affect the status
OF individual Japanese applying for
membership in the guard, as they are
American citizens by virtue of birth
IN the territory. The governors con-
munieation reads:
You we're directed when inaugur-
ating the movement for increasing the
mum bers Of the National Guard of Ha-
wall to make no discrimination as to
races and to accept those physically
and mentally tit who could without
reservation subscribe TO the oath and
conditions required by the government
OF the United States Of America. No
change or modificatio has been made.
The original instructions are con.
tinued except as modified and limited
by the following:
June 80 you notified the Division
Of Military Affairs, War Department,
Washington. that the National Guard
numbered 5044 men. The Naval
Militia numbered I06 men. Equipment
is still incomplete and territorial funds
will not admit of present further ex-
pansion. 1t is advisable that existing
numbers and organizations be main
tanned and brought into high state
of efficiency.
AS soon as the government at
WASHINGTON shall have fixed It's mill.
tary and naval program, the territorial
government will seek such adjust
ments and support as BELTS our Pc
culiar circumstances and position
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

) Two medicinal preparations are be
ing made from hog brains by Dan
ish company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

sTRR-6UlIETiN GIVES YOU
TopANrs NEWS TODAY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

1nsr6 will be ! special meeting Of
the Chic Federstion on Friday, July
2.l1. tt f:S0 p. M. n Room GIL,
St1n6tnWfId Bhild|nE. Tor the pur.
fose of tf4n6fefrins the Liliuokalani
Gardens 70 the city and County OF
HonoloI1 and Of liIllnE several Yacah-
Cifc q the Executive Committee.
El6clIo1 q officers BY the Executive
Committee innediftely after the req
pIar meeting. Per order Of the Execu-
tive O01mittee
GEORGE W. Patty.
Secretary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
AUTOMATIC REMOVAL OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS ILLEGAL

WASHINGTON, D. eC.-The dis
trict court Of appeals recently affirmed
the holding of lower courts that rule
automatically removing from office
school teachers who marry is incon.
sistent with the school law here. The
school board win be compelled to re-.
lnstate teacher who brought the
test case and fought 1t through the
high court.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07
CHAPTER XIV.
OrAr Gn NiNs
The Fruit of the Tempest


EITHER O'Neil nor his host was
nj in sight when the girls came to
breakfast. The men bad risen
early. IL seemed. and were
somewhere out i'm the storm. A wilder
day would be hard TO imagine hurri.
cane was raging. the rain was whirled
ahead of IL like charges of shot. The
mountains behind Kyak were invisible
and 10 seaward was nothing but dim
ly discernible smother OF foam and
spray. for the crests of the breakers
were snatched up and carried by the
wind. The town was sodden. the
streets were running mud. Stovepipes
were down. tents lay nattcned i'm the
mire. and the board houses were shak-
Ing rs If th"y might fly 10 pieces at any
moment The darkness was uncanny.
and the tempest seemed TO be steadily
growing In violence
When an hour or two had passed
with no word from the men Eliza an
nounced her intention OF looking them
up. She had spent the time at a win
dow, straining her eyes through the
welter. while Natalie had curled up
cozily with a book i'm one Of Trevor's
armchairs.
But. dearie. you'l be drenched. ."
Natalie looked up i'm surprise. "Mr.
o'Neil is all right"
"Of course he Is. I'm not going out
to scold him and bring him i'm. want
TO look at the storm
$50 do /. but IL won't do any good.
can't make it blow any harder by get.
ting my feet wet"
(Continued reyt weekly
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07

bttn SnOt t1e ncdft
her an altered outlook upon the rail
road situation. but as yet she knew liz
tie of the coal problem. That, after
all. was the more important subject
and she expected it to afford her the
basis for sensational exposure. She
had come TO Alaska sharing her news
papers views upon questions of public
policy. looking upon Murray O'Neil as
a daring promoter bent upon Selling
the means OF transportation of q
mighty realm for his own individua
profit. upon Gordon as an unscrupu
lous adventurer and upon the copper
trust as n greedy corporation reaching
out 10 strangle competition and absorb
the riches OF the nOrthland. But she
had found O'Neil an honorably ambi-
tious man, busted. like others, in the
struggle for success and backing his
judgment with his last dollar. She had
learned, moreover, 10 sympathize with
his aims. and his splendid determine
ton awoke her admiration. Her idea
OF the trust had changed, likewise.
for it seemed TO be fair and dignified
competitor. She had seen no signs OF
that constituencies, grasping policy
usually imputed to big business. In
regard TO Gordon alone her first con-
giction had remained unchanged. lie
was as evil as he had been reputed.
The readjustment Of her ideas had
been disappointing I'm a way. since II
robbed her of large part of her am
munition, but she consoled herself with
the thought that she had not yet reach
ed the big, vital story which most deep
ly concerned the welfare of the north
The village OF Kyak lay near the
mouth OF the most easterly outlet OF
the Salmon. and Il was similar in most
respects 20 Hope and TO Omar save
that IL looked out across shallow.
unprotected bay 20 the open reaches Of
the north Pacific. The shores were
low; pair Of rocky islets afforded the
only shelter TO its shipping. and IL was
from these as n starting point that the
copper trust had butt its breakwater
A trestle across the Tide fats connect
ed the work with NE malpland, and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07
SYNOPSIS

Murray O'Neil. railroad builder. on hi
way to Alaska. 10 a passenger on the Ne
braska- The ship runs aground. O'Nei
helps Captain Johnny Brennan TO Quell
panic among the passengers.
A. the ship settles O'Neii is accoste<
by q beautiful. girl. and he plunges over
board with her They are picked I'D b,
Captain Brennan. She proves TO be Ma
talie Gerard. whose mother u the frienS
Of Curtis Gordon. o'Neils unscrupuioui
business rival.
O'Neil and Natalie journey to Hope to
gether. She tells him OF her mother anC
Gordon When they arrive at Hope Cor
don meets them.
ONeil In impressed with tho magnetism
of his rival. but is sure his plans are un.
sound Tom Slater quits Gordon fol
O'Net. They go to Cortez In time 10 save
Dan Appleton In crooked card game
Appleton, an engineer. had worked fos
Gordon. He casts his fortunes with
ONeil. ONeil leads his men to a wild
country. convinced he can build a rail.
road up the Salmon river
Ehsa Appleton is sent TO Omar 10 ex.
pose the men who are trying 20 snatch
control OF an empire. She meets her
brother and Natalie. Dan is worried over
possible newspaper attack by Eliza or
ONeil
O-Nsil meets his crew In Seattle, whes
newspaper woman gets on the phone
She proves 10 be Dan Appleton's sister.
ONeil tells her his plans, but not for
publication.
There's scene when Curtis Gordon
asks Gloria To be hostess 10 Miss Golden
Gloria says Miss Golden isn't a ut person
TO meet Natalie. Gordon says che hai
money and he needs her In his schemes
In her extremity Mrs Gerard listens
10 Natalie's plea 10 go 10 the Irish prince
O'Nel finds places for them in HIS new
hotel. Gordon. thoroughly enraged. plans
to cripple O'Nel
Dan tells his sister he's desperately In
love with Natalie and asks her TO win
O'Neil. as he considers him a rival Dan
goes out with a car of dynamite and holds
canyon threatened by Gordon's men.
O'Neil takes the girls on a trip 10 Jack.
son glacier. He decides TO make a peril.
Gus voyage in a skn down the Salmon
river Eliza despite his pleadings, &C
companies him.
Dan Appleton accepts O'Nens offer OF
1900 10 the man who'll cut cable in
the work done by Gordon. After cutting
the cable Appleton is set upon by a crowd
OF Gordon's, but is rescued by O'Neil's
men.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07
RID YOUR CHILD OF WORMS

Thousands of children have worms
that sap their vitality and make then
listless and irritable. Kickapoo Worn
Killer kills and removes the worms
and has a tonic effect on the system
Does your child eat spasmodically
Cry out in sleep or grind its teeth ?
These are symptoms of worms and
you should find relief for them al
once. Kickapoo Worm Killer is q
pleasant remedy. AT your druggist
25c.-Ad I.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07

In her extremity Mrs. Gerard listens
10 Natalie's plea 10 go TO the Irish prince
O'Neil finds places for them I'm his new
hotel. Gordon, thoroughly enraged. plans
TO cripple ONeil.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07

Dan tells his sister he's desperately In
love with Natalie and asks her TO win
O'Nei as he considers him a rival. Dan
goes out with "A car Of dynamite and holds
q canyon threatened by Gordon's men
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-07

There's scene when Curtis Gordon
asks Gloria to be hostess 10 Miss Golden
Gloria says Miss Golden isn't a ut person
10 meet Natalie. Gordon says che hai
money and he needs her In his schemes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


~ II. bu"Sh"rry. former high con
81 'h!n %! Richmond ana one vi thoy.
severely injured In tn. Capitol dis,..
- occurring during tho carly seven
t.N", died on Thursday nigh; AT 1l.,5
o lock at his home. a2Oi East Grncr
trc"t lie WAS scvcnty.onc wears
Oh.
Funeral services. conducted b.. Row.
itiSh w. Sublett. rector OF 81. Johns
fpiacopal Church, VIII take place thi.
afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
q nee o: his nephew. II. G. Duesbcrrv.
81 North Twcnty-third Street, He
M be buried beside his first wife.
"ao was Miss Moliic Odell. Of Wash
ircton.
Nj. D"csbcrry served through the
WAR h'tweo' the states as a member
OF IN" richmond Light Infantry blues
battalion. Of which he wa. an hon
o'ary member NJ the time of his death.
II" is survived by thrcr children By
ihc second marriasc--l'hilip r. ant!
Charters T.. Ducsberry. OF baltimore.
and Miss Leila Frances Ducsberry. OF
this city. There are also four n.eccs
and two ncphcws. all OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
RAPID PROGRESS MADE
on NAVAL MONEY BILL
Though Carrying Nearly S4O0,O0O.-
600. Will BE One of First Sup
ply Measures Ready.
FEW OFFICERS TO BE HEARD
Final Figures for New Ships Await
Decision as to- Size OF Three Bat
tlcShipS to BE Included in the
New Program.

WASHI NGTON. November @i--rhc
l2iS naval appropriation bill probably
W Il be ono OF the FIRST great supply
bills ready Tor consideration in thr
House when Congress convcnes next
IN nnth. despite tho fact that /, Will
carry total of nearly 100000 pee
Rapid progress was made to-day by
y" House Naval subcommittee, doing
preliminary work OH the measure
Roar ADMIRAL Griffin, chief engineer:
surgeon General B-aisted and Captain
Magruder. iii charge OF the naval
III iitia division. completed cxp!aua-
tons o! estimates in the bill relating
/" their bureaus. The chief conS;ruc-
tor, Erartd'ni-al Taylor. viii be
hoard tomorrow. and Fear admiral
i'liincr. chief Of III" Bureau Of Navi-
cation. Monday. That will leave only
Acmira! Benson. chief OF operations.
ard Secretary Daniels to he examined
on the regular features Of the bill
Final figures for new ships avail, a
decision as 10 the size Of ;he tnrc.
h"tt!cships to be included in the pro
completed until il is determined
whether they are 10 be OF $1,000.
3S,oeo or 10000 tons displacement.
Ad:nira! Griffin told the committee
tina; american aeroplane and sub,na-
rIne constructors were rapidly develop.
irS satisfactory engines. He saw n.
reason why The performance OF Euro
r"1n craft Of both types could no; be
eT"aled. His own bureau. the admiral
81 q. had about completed plans Tor a
'"e-h"rsr-power acroplanc engine. The
largest now ayaila BILE in the market is
about 200-horse power. He also en-
pressed the opinion that American Zee;
submarines would make At leas; TWEEN
~ knots an hour, engine difficulties
now appearing 20 have been overcome
or the vessels authorized last year.
me admiral said that only the con-
tracts for The four battle cruisers and
three scouts provided for last wear we're
IN doubt. Tho disposition of contracts
Tor The many other craft being about
settled Private builders were eau
tious about the battle cruisers ne eS-
planned because OF the lSo.OO0-horse
power the ships mus; develop 20 make
the required ;hirtv-t!ve knots. hut the
department has 20 doubt of me re.
suits. The largest American battle
ships AZ present. he added. develop
INout 3o,0oo-horsc power
eon-General BREASTED declared
LEGISLATION put through las. yea- hao
started the navy medical service on a
development that promised TO produce
an almost perfect system.
Captain Magruder said il was hoped
TO take the entire naval militia an a
Two week pra ctice cruise durin.- the
coming year. About thre"-f..hs OF tho
'oree of 10000 was aboard he battle
ships last year. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
AMERICAN TROOPS
TO BE WITHDRAWN
FROM CHIHUAHUA

- OF, va prom E.rst IaEc.l
other course mn;il IA. opportunity has
hcen exhausted. 70 This end we must
pass from tho border matters 10 tho
ronnitons OF Mexico which affect the
HF,s ana propert! 81 our nationals
These mus. be made as secure as Is
possible n q coun;ry where among the
masses 81 the people there IL a deep
dig.rust % MS
The niserlcs OF Mexico must se
"SE''"srd. iier poor naksd. starving.
"F'H-' 3con" call og' f'r help ". can
no: maintain or sclf--csryct or D..
irne % the hishes' dictates Of hu-
mn0i'y and sec these pcor!. sur.r -
hey ia h.thlse .:f ,hc c!.aos Ma. ,,,.
com" cro.r1 c'Sif var.
"Tni. country is naclnr h,,. g.,
n"ci!s' II Kill :sh, Willingly whc,
y can h.-h. for soa,o,hlnr -,
"h!io and mus; hcht. i, /, our busi-
ness 20 make the occas,o, ,nn,..;h,.
20 mako :hc duty Unnecessary If ,b,.
may be. and 80 through many weeks
We nave been seeking 20 get y hasi.
TIA; "iil prepare Tho way for ne,,
M""ico--onc In which Mcx:cans ana
Americans car 1.-Two with some as.ur.
ance OF saf.,y. Blu, this is a Ior,.
way off yet. '''E
we have iunrcd two or three o,
the hurdles. We aau SEQ the way an,
put 1t Is not always 30. slblc 10 per
Su"dc others tia, our way is tn r.rh;
way
ON" clause rroyiliu4 FOR tho vi,b.
dr"Wa! Of General rershinc's force
states that. should bandits menace IN.
border. TIC American troops acting, In.
Hopcndcntly or In conjunction Win tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

ISpcci! % The Times piapntch.1
vi MANASSAS. VA. November "a
James Edward Bcalc. forty eight Gears
old. Mayor Of Haymarkct, and Worship
full master of Dr!nkard Lodge, A. T..
K y. NJ. who died on Monday. was
buried on Tuesday At Haymarke<
T. incn William County. He had been
southern hallway agent at Haymarkct
Tor twcnty-four years. and was q
Ecstrymur OF 81 rauls Episcopal!
Church. Mr.. Beaic was native OF
Aibemnrle County. He is survived by
HIS wife, who was Miss Maudc Laura
ilcrrcil and five children. Edward,
Page. Bowcn. Herbert and Laura Deale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

in the extreme wcstcrn section of Rou-
mania has been broken. tho statcmcn,
says
On tho Waliachian plains. tho leu
tonic forces arc approaching tho AIT
The cfflcial report from the Eou-
manian front follows:
Front of Archdukc Joseph: On the
.Wallachian plain the troops OF Cen
cral Won Falkcnhayn arc approaching:
tho Alt In the western corner OF Rcu-
mania hostile resistance has been
broken. OrsoVa and Turnu Scverln
have been captured
Front OF Field Marshal Won Mack
ens"n: On ;he right wins in Dobrudta.
RUSSIAN forces were thrown back from
advanced positions before our line by
Bulgarian troops. Al other points the
opposing troops arc III contact En-
Eaecmcnts occurred on the Danube"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
residents Names
in Virginia Records
'Woodrow and'Wilson' appear
in Old Deed Books Of
Fairfax County.

II.
WASHINGTON. November 24.-Whilc
locking through old deed books of the
years 1865 to l7GS. +. W. Richardson
ell k OF the court of Fairfax County
W., found The names Of .Noodrov;'
~ I Wilson" men who figured IN bust.
liz IS transactions in tho Colonial his.
tory OF Virginia. The name Of Wood.
re ~" appeared in 4 bill OF sale from
I. Ter Waugh 70 Alexander Woodrow
al john Nelson. merchants ~ ral.
IN '"th. Spotsylvauia County, Va. and
nat or Wilson" in a bin OF sale from,
-. .n"'i Monkey 10 John Gibson. factor
ie Robert Wilson & Co. merchants al
Inarnock. Va. Falmouth and XII.
~ Knock. With Frcdcricksburg were Tho
p: - Srcrous trading communities Of ca.
lolial Virginia.