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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-18
U. OF p. WIRELESS INTACT
Station Will Not Be Closed-Eight Stu,
dents to Watch Apparatus

The wireless station al the University of
Pennsylvania will not he closed by the Gov
ernment, which has sea;eu virtually every
private radio station in the country.
This action. according to j. A. t;yster,
president of the Wireless club of the uni
versity and recruiting director for the sig
nal corps of the University battalion. was
taken after eight members of the club vol
unteered to keep continual watch over the
apparatus to detect messages in this vicinity
that may be of military value. Under this
arrangement, the station may receive but is
not permitted to send messages. A few
other stations were granted the same privi-
lege
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-18
Sultan Sends Sword to Kaiser

AMSTERDAM. April 1s.-Prince Via Ed
Din, heir-apparent to the Turkish throne,
arrived Sunday at German main head
quarters and handed Emperor William a
+eword of honor from the Sultan "as a sign
& OF the royal comradeship in arms Of the
allied armies and in recognition Of the deeds
OF the German army" says a Berlin tele-
gram of yesterdays date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-18
REV. EDWARD DUFF

REV. EDWARD DUFF
Chaplain of the United States bat
tleship Nevada, who has been sent
to Philadelphia to aid recruiting
and will address mass s-meeting of
men Friday night at the Academy
of Music.
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EfOH U. S., JAPAN And
blL5ARE IN UMMERMAN'S Note
GERMANY'SSCHEME TO !
MEXICO IN WAR II

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through nva h eCaranz authorities hay abb sta % bases g h. coast
Of ia If Mexico
plotting arhd anstW Min SHADE o Of aptI
the
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frnSan Nedhe oortng e OF me
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MARINESLANDED
INCUBA TOSAVE
SUGARPROPERTY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal W3rrc--l
NEW YORK, y. Y, March l.-Cuban
rebels are assuming desperate method
and growers in the island fear de-
structions of the growing sugar cane
crops, according to dispatches from
Havana last night, and American
marines have been landed at Guanta-
namo to protect the sugar estates and
other property.
Managers of plantations in the pro-
vince OF Oriente. western Cuba, report
that the rebel gangs have threatened
destruction Of the growing cane crops
The military governor of the pro
vince and the commanders Of Amer
lean warships held a conference and
decided to order the sugar estates to
resume operations Immediately. Many
OF the $50 centrals that had been
grinding at the time the revolt broke
out have closed down because Of the
trouble.
The American consular agent at An
tilla, according TO dispatches from
Cuba, was arrested by the rebels and
held prisoner for two hours. Amer
leans in the vicinity were aroused and
forced the release OF the representa-
tive of the United States.
Another Havana despatch reported
crops, according to dispatches from
fire set by the rebels had become SO
great that United States marines were
set to guarding the estates. Com.
manders of the American warships
held a conference on the situation
and decided to land the marines at
Guantanamo. placing guards over
ether industrial plants as we'll as the
sugar centrals. h..
The growing sugar cane is now SO
dry that fires will be particularly de.
structive, it is reported. Adyices from
Santiago de las Vegas are that fires
have been of almost daily occurrence
and are generally believed to be in
cendiary. 's
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
THE LIHuE PLANTATION CON-
g. PANY, LIMITED -

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lihue Plantation Com
lapy, Limited. Held at the office of thu
Company, Hachfeld Building, Homo
lulu, T. H., on February 2Sth. 1917
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following di
reCtors and auditor were elected Z
serve for the ensuing ear:
Hans IsenberS, P. Il. Isenberg. g
II. Cooke. A. S.. Wilcox, w. II. Rice
Geo. Rodiek, 4. A. Cooke, directors
and A. Haneberg, auditor. - + r.. ~.
at subsequent meeting of thu
above DirectOrs,-fIeld on the SAM
date, the following officers were al
pointed to serve for the ensuing year
Hans 1senbeTg ....... =. President
r. r. Isenberg. -. LIST Vice-PresidenI
c. H. Cooke end Xice-Presidenl
Geo Rodiek .............. treasure
r. A. Cooke. ...-......... SecTetarl
r. 4. COOKE,
... - Secretary.
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MISS FORBES TO
LECTURE AT Y. w.
ON WARS WORK

Miss May Forbes OF London will
lecture this evening at the Y w. C. A.
on The Effect of War on England's
Women" The lecture will be>free to
the public, and will begin at o'clock.
Miss Forbes knows her subject as
she was the founder of the Pilgrims
Movement, and has been a director of
most of the newer CARNATIONS for
young women in England. Women of
the Pilgrims Movement have jour-
neyed throughout England on foot to
the homes of those stricken by death
and have prayed at the homes
Miss Forbes has devoted her life to
philanthropic work, and has been es-
pecially interested in the work of the
Japanese students of England. She
will discuss the effects of the war
upon the economic and political status
in England at the present time during
her remarks.
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OLD MACE ouPLIcATEc-
by Associated Press1

hO\"ON. A.. IN imposing
~ mae" for presentation Il
I. n&dl. / Lou. Of cCmmcus
Vie" here. It is 4 replica OF thuI
dcstr sed in the fire at the
ment buildings in Ottawa last
ar. Immediately after the a
the lord mayor Of London VIZ,
taHadH. ,-!tering to replace the
IN" offer was immediately ae
and fragments Uf the old mad.
sent here from Canada and ii
ated with the new one. The
with the help OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
produced what may be regards
exact fac smile.
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LOCAL JAPANESE
EDITORS Resent
GERMAN ATTEMPT

Japan will never consent to join
III plot against the United States with
Germany or Mexico" said Y. Sega,
editor of the Nippu Jill today. Japan
has cast her fortunes with the Allies.
and will stick to it. The whole plot
is laughable to the extreme and Ger
many's only point was to arouse bad
feeling between United States and
Japan. .s
Instead of creating a friendly feel
ing among the Japanese for Germany
ii has worked the other way and from
this time on even the pro-Germans III
Japan will not look upon Germany's
actions as proper and right. Japan
will stand to the last on the side of
the Allies, and never has had any in
tention of changing.
Mexico would also be foolish 10
side with Germany Germany at pres.
emit has her back against the wall and
must make any deals that she can.
Mexico would not receive much after
the war. if she should decide to join
with the central European powers.
One of the big reasons why Japan
would not think OF entering such &
plot is the fact that Japanese people
are confident that the Allies will win.
Returning travellers always express
the opinion that Germany will be de-
feated and aside from sentimental
reasons Japan would be a foolish ma
ticn to even listen to such matters.
Japan has been pleased with the
attitude of President Wilson and the
Toxic newspapers have published the
news of his attitude in display heads
praising him for the stand that he has
taken This does not look like Japan
was anxious to join Germany. Japan
has had one experience. After all the
whole matter is laughable in the eX-
treme." he concluded.
Editorial Resents German Effort
Germany has perhaps won her
point in causing many Americans to
feel unfriendly towards japanese" is
the text of the editorial which will be
published in the Hawaii Shinpo to-
morrow morning. Germany has won
this point, but on the other hand the
European power has made many pro-
Germans in Japan anti-German.
THE whole matter is incredible and
Japan. would not discuss the matter.
In the past the Japanese have aided
the Allies and they will continue to
do so.t There is no need to explain
the untruth of the rumor that has been
spreading as Japan has no intention of
seyering relations with any Of the
Allies.
Sometime ago we received a cable
which gave the information that
Japanese merchant had sold ammuni-
tion to the Mexicans. This is single
instance, and the Japanese in ques-
ton had no more authority to do so
from the government than those
Americans who sold ammunition to
China. We sincerely hope that Ger
nlany's effort to cause bad feeling be
tween Japan and America Sill fail
fiat" .--..
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS

Scaled tenders will he received up
to ~ O'Clock noon and opened on the
18th day of March. 1917, at the office
OF the Clerk OF the City and County of
Honolulu Room 8, Mcintyre building,
for furnishing all material, tools and
labor necessary to construct 2-story
concrete and frame school building in
kaahumanH school grounds, corner OF
PiikOi and ~Kinau streets.
Plans, specifications and form of
proposal may be had upon application
and a deposit Of Ten Dollars $4,000
at the Building inspectors office, Ka-
EiOlani building.
The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive al defects.
D. kALAUOkALANI.
Clerk. City and County of Honolulu
Mar. |, :. >, ;. 6. :, s. 9. 10, II
-ERn
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MEN AND WOMEN WEI COME
AT Y. NJ. LECTURE. TONIGHT

An invitation is exteHded by the Y.
NJ. c. A. to both men and women of
the city to hear Fleming H. Revell OF
New York City at the association
building this evening {He is one OF
the most prominent laymen Of New
York City, is direGtor of the metro
politan Y. NJ & A.ssaHd was last year
an official delegate'No the Panama
missionary conference. He will speak
tonight on his Personal Reminiscent
ces of Dwight l.. Moody, with whom
he was intimately associfted for many
years. The address, kW he in Cooke
hall at s o'clock. Sg a.. ...s....
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BALDWINS BUY
lanai island
Continued from Page -


for the completion of the deal with
them.
Late yesterday the developments of
the ranching interests became known,
and the Star-Bulletin' information
then was confirmed and amplified this
morning.
1t was learned this morning, follow
ing a meeting at which final details
were arranged, that the 100000 stock
in the Lanai company and fee simple
title to the island pass by the trans
action. The consideration is said to
have been $5SS.OGO.
The island of Lanai is to be 4 big
cattle ranch. 1t is with that purpose
that the 'Baidwins have purchased it.
They will not. it was learned after
the deal had been closed, make any
leases of any part Of the island to
pineapple interests but use it entirely
for stock and cattle ranch purposes.
James D. Dole Of the Hawaiian Pine
apple Company, when interviewed by
telephone. said that his company had
not been interested in the proposed
purchase Of the island, and from other
sources it was learned that had one of
the former deals gone through the
company would have secured a lease
of $1,000 acres .-
The island of Lanai is about 81
miles long and a miles wide and con-
tains more than 10000 acres. The
stockholders Of the selling company
were Cecil Brown. +. +. Thompson, J.
T. McCrossOn. Hackfeld & Co., and
c. q. zee Hop.
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. 7os.

Be it resolved by the Board of ST
peryisors of the City and County d
Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, that TIL
sum Of Three Hundred Eleven Dollar
and Seventy-Fiye Cents ($311.75). be
and the same is hereby appropriate
cut of all moneys in the General Fun
of the Treasury of the City and Count.
OF Honolulu. for an account to b,
known as Expense Weighing Autos.
introduced. by
"- DANIEL LOGAN.
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii, February IS, 1917
Approved this LIST day of March, A
ID. 1917. ....
JOHN c. LANE,
Mayor, City and County OF Honolulu
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YADEN BELIEVES
HE WAS DRUGGED

William Iaden was arraigned in po-
lice. court this morning on vagrancy
charge ipyolving the accusation OF go
ing defensiyely armed. He was re-
leased under 500 bonds by request of
his attorney, Leon n. Straus. to APP
pear March for trial.
II is he who pulled 4 Dig automatic
pistol in the Banzai saloon yesterday
and covered" the crowd for ne~ap-
parent reason. He is a special police
man.
This morning he remembered moth
ing of the occurrence and prpfessed
a belief that he had been drugged.
Some members Of the police depart-
ment claim that the gun WIS not load
ed else he would have been booked
en- a more serious charge. Others
maintain there was one cartridge in
the pistol.
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oLoHENA LAND COMPANY,
ss LIMITED

At the annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of the 0lohena Land Company,
Limited, held at the office of the Com
pany, Hackfeld Building, Honolulu, T
H, on February 2Sth, 1917, at 3 O'Clock
p. m, the following directors, officers
and auditor we're elected tC serve fer
The ensuing year: =
Jas. VI. Spalding(. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.........~::. President and Director
c. H. Cooke. ..............-.... .
. -. .Fice-PreSident and Director
Geo. Rodiek. Treasurer and Director
J. F. c. Hagens. Secretary and Director
E. D. Tenney. .............D Director
4. Haneberg .............. Auditor
J. +. G.. HAGENS,
Secretary.
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COMMITTEE CONSIDERS
INVESTIGATION ON PIERS

II is understood Eat plans for a
public hearing on the house resolution
calling for an investigation of the con
struction of piers, s, 3 and 10 is now
being considered by the public lands
committee oil the house. to which the
resolution has been referred. Another
meeting of the committee was to be
heard this afternoon, 1t was learned
today that members of the harbor
board may be called as witnesses II a
public hearing is had. @...... n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-01
18th PRECINCT. 5th DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given to all con.
cerned that the Republican Club of
the 18th Precinct, 5th District, will
meet at 80 tonight Thursday,
March LIST, at the residence of A. X
Aona, 426 Kukiri street, Eva of Chill
drens Hospital, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for County
Committeeman and for Delegates to
the Republican County Platform Con
vention. Honolulu, March LIST. 1917.
A. X. AONA,
Secretary.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
WAlAHI ELECTRIC COMPANY.
LIMITED

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Waiahi Electric Company,
Limited. held at the office of the Com
pany. Hackfeld Building. Honolulu. F
H.. on February 2Sth, 1918. at 1890
O'Clock a m. Sic following directors
and auditor were elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
Hans Isenbcrg. p r. Tsenberg. c.
H. Cooke, \. 5. WiIcoN. w. H. Rice,
Geo. ROdiek. Z \ Cooke. directors;
and \. Haneber2. auditor.
At subsequent meeting of the
above Directors. held ON the same
date, the following officers were ap-
pointed to ser%e for the ensuing year:
Hans IseRber2 President
p. r. Isenberg ...-.. lSt NfCc-Fresiden:
E. II. Cooke ........3 mi Vice President
Geo. ROdick ............. Treasurer
r. A. Cooke .........,..... Secretary
L. \. COOKE.
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BRITISH firm
TO MAKE. SHELLS

Associated Press by Federal wirelessl n
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March L.
Washington learned today that the
British government has withdrawn the
objections it made to the English firm
OF Hadfield's accepting American navy
contracts. The government has made
public permission to the firm to enter
into the contract with the United
States for armor-piercing, 14-inch and
16-inch shells. 4.
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M0LOAA LAND COMPANY,
LIMITED

At the annual meeting of stoekhold-
ers Of the Moloaa Land Company, Lin
tied, held at the office of the Company,
Hackfeld Building, Honolulu, T. H.,
ON February %, 1917, at $50 o'clock
p. M, the following directors. officers
and auditor were elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
JAS. NJ. Spalding ................
........... President and Director
{. H. Cooke.
. ......... Vice President and Director
Geo. Rodiek. Treasurer and Director
J.SF. c. Hagens Secretary and Director
Z. d. Tenney. .... ........ Director
A. Haneberg ............ Auditor
J. +. &. HAGENS,
Secretary.
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= ELECTION OF OFFICERS
KAPAA LAND COMPANY, LIMITED

AT the annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of the kapaa Land Company. linn
tied, held at. the office of the Com,
pany, Hackfeld Building, Honolulu. T.
H., on February %, 1917, at 80
O'Clock p. M the following directors,
officers and auditor were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
Jas. NJ. Spalding. ...:..........
.......... President and Director
c. n. Cooke ..............
....... Vice President and Director
Geo. lodiek. -. Treasurer and Director
J. F. c. Hagens. Secretary and Director
f. D. Tenney ..............D Director
n. T1dHeDeIS \ uuilOI
!. r. c. HAGENS,
Secretary
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE JAMES ITCETT,
DECEASED

Notice is hereby given to all perso
having claims against the Estate
James Lycett, late Of Honolulu, Oat
deceased, to present the same at t
office of VIM. O. Smith. Executor
the will of the said James Lyce
within six months from the date
the publication OF this notice or tn
will be forever barred.
Dated: Honolulu, T. H., March
1917. .
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
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LOCAL And GfN[RhLI

Hashida was fined $25 for being in
volved il a chefa lottery.
Scottish Rite bodies have regular
business meeting this evening
\ penal summons has been issued
for S. E. Lucas on charge of needless
driving.
Eleven Jakartse arlaigned on a
charge of shooting craps" viii be
tried March &C.
Jim Pierce vas appointed baiiff in
federal court this morning in place of
Sidney Smith, resigned.
Both ejectment cases of l.. Apana
versus c. W. Herring were dismissed
by Judge Ashford this morning.
The Hawaiiaa band will play tonight
at Kamamalu park, corner Fort and
School streets, at $50 o'clock
The Mothers Club of Kaimuki will
hold social and dance Friday even
ing, March ,, at Liliuokalani school, !
The assumpsit case of TOrao Hata
versus X. Watase has been set for
hearing in Judge Ashford's court,
March s.
The case of r. w. Condor, charged
with violating a traffic ordinance, has
been stricken from the police court !
calender
Ventura Santos was given 10 days
for yagrancy. HE was found asleep in |
the Allen & Robinson lumber yard on
Gen. Samuel | Johl son, Lieut. Col. 3;
William Riley: and MAJ. Charles Cos
ter today made a formal call on Gov !
ernor l.. E. Rinkham.
Elizabath%k: GiIliland Was this morn,
ing appointed administrator Under a !
500 bond by Judge Ashford in the !
John Galbraith estate.
In the suprcISe court this morning
the bill of ;IfjrEctien OF H.. Tsunoda, !
complainant. versus Young Sun Kow,
res9on lent, was argued and submit
ted !
The assumps;t case of George Keda
versus the Sch'nan Carriage Co has
been set for April and similar one |
OF Lillian Mundnn versus William G.. !
Achi, for AEril 20.
There will be a regular business
of Olive Branch Rebekall
Lodge this evening followed by the
first whist tournament
The rainfall during Felfuary was
less than half the normal the total be |
ing 2.05 inches, while the normal is :
exactly five inches. So far this year,
however. the total precipitation is 217
inches above normal, the rainfall dur
ing January being S.37 inches or 5.7@
above normal.
Lucio Garcia, Filipino, aged % and
a member OF the National Guard, filed !
notice in the federal court clerks Of
flee of his intention, to become an
American citizen as %lid also Alfred !
William Walsh, Engtixrmau and wire
less operator. The later is So years OF
agC and married. {
The G. j. Hutchins' damage suit
against the Great Northern was fin,
iShed i'm federal court tbs morning
and. argument will be given next Tues
day. John Warehouse was pFsduCed
by the defense to show that Hutchins
work here was not neglected on ac-
count of his accident On the ship !
Speaker H. L. HolsteIBfof the house
of representatives ha9 sent wireless
to Delesate+Buhio asking for
definite information as to the proposed
postronement of tho trip of the Con.
gressional rarty TO Hawaii. Action on
the $4,000 appropriation bill has been
deferred in the hol&e until the dele
sue answer is received.
state-owued Aoro. ,.,:b :; !, ;..-
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ANNUAL MEETING
DURANT IRVINE COMPANY, LTD.

The Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders of the Durant-lrvine Company
Limited. will be held at the office of
the company, A. North King street.
Honolulu. Monday evening, March ,,
1917, at the hour of 40 o'clock p. M.
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year and for such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
WILLIAM T. RAWLINS,
Secretary.
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REPUBLICAN CLUS
1sT PRECINCT. 4TH DISTRICT

\ meeting of the above club will be
held this Thursday. March !, 1917, al
40 .. m. at the filiuOkalani school,
Waislae road, for the purpose OF no
minating delegates to County Plat,
form Convention and for the nomina
ton Cf County Committeeman.
HOWARD GRACE,
Secretary.
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cABLg 5 RE- oRTeD REPAIRED

Advices were this morning sent out
by the Commercial Pacific cable
Company that the Guam,Manila cables
were repaired last evening aud that
messages fors the Philippines. Caina
and beyond are again being accented
at normal rates. & e 81. Il
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HARBOR NOTES

rnr >t.uIard ,'sl, .lrrIlr. steamer }
Moftrt, will steam for the coast r"-nuri
Oruu.
The lomhrr >cnou.cr Nsry r. Tu>trr
towrd to SEA at II go this moruias nv
Mat>ou tug Intrcnrd and sailed for. iu
Sound ports.
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REPUBLICAN cLUs
4th PRECINCT. 4,h DISTRICT

\ meeting OF the above CLUB will he
held Thursday. March !. 1917. at 5:30
y. M. at the P!eaSanton parh. Wilder
avenue. for tn" purpose OF nominating
delegates TO a County Platform Con,
j County Committeeman.
JOHN Il. SOpER.
President
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adroc s..ate-owned Rnper mill is hrin-
''ated In Mind esota
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MEETING NOTICE

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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

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