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Sent TO EARTH
German Official Report Tells
of Fifteen Machines Shot
Down on Western
Front.
LOST ONE OF THEIR OWN
Submarine eank 10000 Gross Tons
In the First Thrse Days Of
Maroh, 70 officlai
Figures.
LOST ONE OF THEIR OWN

lfUnitea E1ee4 Leased WIRE Service
| BERLIN. (via Sayville wireless)
March Fifteen hostile aeroplsnes
were shot down by German forces on
the western front, today's ofncial state
ment declared.
ION the Sc"rpe. both sides Of the
Ancre on the Somme, on the east
bank Of the Meuse and in Champagne"
the statement said, there was lively
jartillery activity yesterday. There
were repeated engagements Of recon
noitering detachments with trench gar
risons.
"In the evening the French attacked
northeast of Verdun against our new
positions in the Caurieres wood. but
were repulsed with fire. Bright wealth
er favored the flyers and in numerous
air combats fifteen hostile machines
were shot down. We lost one aero
plane.
Eastern war theatre: Between the
Baltic and the Black sea, the cold
weather is lessening. In some sectors
the fire was livelier. but infantry ac-
tivity remained small"
Russian Struck Mine.
BERLIN, (via Tuckerton wireless)
March THE Russian armored
cruiser Rurik of $4,000 tons, struck
a mine in Finland bay and was great
Iy damaged, the official press bureau
declared today, quoting Stockholm
reports.
THE Russian authorities tried to
conceal the disaster" the press
bureau asserted. "The Rurik was
later docked at Kronstadt."
The Rurik is a $4,000 ton armored
cruiser, completed in 1906, of
length of 529 feet and carrying
crew of 900 men.
Submarine Record.
BERLIN, (via Sayville wirelessl
March 7.-"From March to 3, reports
Of submarines have arrived, indicat-
ing that ships totalling 2o4 1000 gross
tons have been SUNK the official
press bureau announced today.
Are Near Baedad.
LONDON, March british troops
have approached almost within range
of Bagdad.
Official announcement from the
Mesopotamian expeditionary force to-
day declared that on Monday British
cavalry engaged a Turkish rear
guard at Lajj, nine miles southeast
OF Ctesiphon. Xs
French Raids.
PARIS, March French raids
and sapping activity gained many
German prisoners, today's official
statement declared, while German at
tempts to penetrate to French
trenches were checked with heavy
losses.
French forces raided German
trenches and took prisoners between
the Disc and Aisne," the statement
said
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and Ultin1atun1 Means
ker Country

. Service
lment, according to the New York
vernment February 10, demanding that
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Democratic Clubs of Stone s
Home State, Pass Resolu-
tions Containing Red Hot
Condemnation.
GusesHoE BILL IS HIT
post pispaheh Calls Him Flaw IN
Organization Of senate, for
Failure to Stand by
the President.

runtted Press Leased Wire Service.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March Sen
ator VIM. J. Stone was hard hit TO-
day in resolutions passed by several
democratic ward organizations last
night. He was branded a traitor and
asked to give an account OF his ac-
ton in not supporting President VIII
sons armed neutrality. Each organi-
cation endorsed an editorial printed
in the Post Dispatch, which said in
part:
'The lack of cloture rule is
not the only flaw in the organiza-
ton Of the United States senate.
There is another-there is Gum
shoe BIZ Stone at the head OF
the foreign relations committee.
"Resignation from chairman
ship of foreign relations commit
tee and from the senate would
be the most becoming act of
Stones career. If Stone is not
man enough to resign the chair
manship, he should be kicked out
by the patriotic majority"
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The Telegraph service Of The
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our own leased wire.
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compronIse Agreed U

Compro,Ise AeFeed Upon.
WASHINGTON, March 7-"Rea-
sonable cloture"-a compromise to
modify the unlimited debate rule or
the senate-was agreed upon at
conference between President Wilson
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ARMY OFFICER
!. IS SENTENCED,
DRUNKENNESS
SchofieId Lieutenant is Ordered
Confined to Limits OF His
Post for Six Months

Before a general courtmsrtial which
convened at Schofield Barracks last
month. First Lieut.. Charles M. Crooks.
18th infantry, was found guilty of
two specifications under q charge IN
violation of the seth article Of war.
The eourtmartial was made public to-
day.
Lieut.. Crooks was sentenced to be
confined To the limits Of his post for
six months and TO forfeit 500 a
month for the period. The officer
pleaded guilty to both specifications,
which follow:
= Specification /: In that First Lieut..
Charles NJ. Crooks, 18th Infantry,
while with an enlisted companion at
Hefnie's Tavern. Honolulu. on or
about April Is. 1917, was drunk In
uniform. '~gE
Specification 2: In that First Lieut..
Charles NJ. Crooks, 25th Infantry,
while with an enlisted companion al
the Graystone hotel, Honolulu, on or
about April %. 1917, was drunk in
uniform and remained drunk while
riding thence In an open automobile
along the public streets and highways
to his quarters at Sehofield Barracks.
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RESOLUTION NO. 10

BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County
Of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. that
the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS ($10,000.00), be, and the same
Is hereby appropriated out of all
moneys in the permanent improve
ment fund Of the treasury of the City
and County of Honolulu, for the &C
count known as preliminary Engi-
neering Expenses. Belt Road: said
sum to be an advance out of said per
manent improvement fund to be reim-
bursed nom all moneys that shall
hereafter become available in the
fund from the sale of territorial bonds
as provided in Act 215, of the Session
Laws Of Hawaii, 1917.
introduced by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Date Of introduction: Honolulu, Ha-
waii, July II, 1917.
Approved this Sd day Of August
A. D. 1917.
JOSEPH. J. FERN,
Mayor. City and County of Honolulu,
T. H. 6856-Aug. 4, s, Z.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
wa.hinrtou, d. C. Iu.y Il 1917

Washington. D. c., July IL. 1911.
The Act OF Congress approved
March ), 1916. authorizes the Seere-
taTy OF the Treasury to reimburse the
contributors to the opening and dedi-
cation Of Bishop street adjoining the
former Federal building site bounded
by Merchant, King and Bishop
streets, Honolulu, Hawaii. Notice H.
hereby given that the collector az Gus.
toms has been designated as the fiscal
agent to reimburse them" tsaid con.
trtbutors), taking receipt In each
case, the Reimbursement 10 be the
amount contributed without interest:
and the receipt obtained by the fiscal
agent shall be considered as evidences
Of the reimbursement, and the per.
sons so reimbursed shall have no
further claim. No one Of the original
contributors shall be entitled to re-
imbursement unless the claim 10 filed
with the agent within one year after
the last time the matter referred to
Ii advertised" For further informa-
ten apply to the Collector OF Gus.
toms, Honolulu, Hawaii
(Signed) BYRON r. NEWTON,
Assistant Secretary.
Aug. 4 s 8 10 - Is II 20 % "a 81 20
31-Sept ] :, 1917
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

All officers and ladies of the Ha'
waiian National Guard are invited to
sttend the reception and ball given
by his excellency, the governor of Ha,
wall in honor Of Viscount Kikojirc
Ishii, ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotehtiary, and the members oil
his imperial Japanese majesty's com
mission, en- route ID the United
States. at the armory at $50 o'clock,
Monday evening: August 6.
Uniform: White mess Jacket.
Aiguillettes for those authorized to
wear same.
The following named Officers are
detailed to assist at the reception and
ball noted in paragraph one of this
memorandum, at the armory, Mon.
day evening, August 6. The officers
named win report to Capt. Lawrence
NJ. Judd, list Infantry, at the armory
at o'clock, p. m.
Capt. H. s. Johnson, 1st Infantry;
Capt L. B. Reeves, LIST Infantry; Capt.
w. G. Allen. list Infantry; First Lieut..
Harold Dillingham;, C. A. c.; First
Lieut.. T. c. Boylan, lst Infantry;
First Lieut.. L. E. Haehnlen. LIST In
fantry; First Lieut.. r. d. King, ist
First Lieut.. F. O. Moore.
signal corps; First Lieut.. H. E. Wes-
colt, LIST Infantry; First Lieut.. ]. H.
zap, LIST Infantry.
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BYRNE- EyENsON NuPTIALs

Obi. John Miles Byrne. engineers
Office, Hawaiian department head
quarters, was married last night at
3 o,clck t Miss Juliette Evenson. The
event was at the Catholic church on
Fort street. ..~.s...
CPL. Byrne Is one of the most pepu-
lar enlisted men at army headqtar-
Lters. while Miss Evenson likewise
has q wide circle of friends. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Eyenson OF this city, who stood up
with the young couple. -.
Miss Evenson was dressed in a
dainty gown OF white satin, while
.he groom wore his army uniform.
About 40 friends and relatives attend
"a the wedding and the reception
held later at the brides home. A
musical program was held here which
included solo numbers by the brides
sister, Miss Edna Eyenson.
Cpl Byrne Is from a prominent
Kentucky family, his parents being
holders of large plantation Interests.
The couple are spending their honey
moon on windward Oahu. '
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, nest of German plotters and agents
all during the three years Of the war
and 1t is conceivable that they and
still are in wireless communication
with Berlin daily, as they were in
America before the United States
declared war
viii Enforce Order
While difficulty and much com,
plant from through passengers is
expected by the customs people in
enforcing the new order. it is evil
IDENTIFY the intention TO carry it out
to the letter. So far as Honolulu
harbor ts concerned, the collector of
customs order are the highest law.
He win be able to secure troops to
help enforce the order from the
Hawaiian Department II he finds his
staff unable to cope with the new
situation.
There are a number Of prominent
Americans aboard the Pacific Mail
liner due tomorrow, but unless they
have some official standing, they
will have to remain aboard the yes
sci while it is in pert, it Is declared.
Representatives of the department
of justice here have not received any
instructions from Washington re-
sardirg the order, but it IS known
that Collector Franklin has informed
them of the receipt OF the recon-
mendation.
U. S. Attorney s. C. Huger said
he was informed of the order by
Collector Franklin yesterday, but like
the other teCeral officials he refused
to discuss it,
Whether the commercial interests
of Honolulu, which will be affected
BY the order, will protest against its
enforcement could not be determined
today.
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BANK
CREDIT BALANCES
JUMP SIX MILLIONS

Credit balance totals for all banks
in the territory increased during the
last year by approximately $6,313,00o.
The banks themselves increased III
number by three.
This is one of the interesting facts
shown in the annual report of the
territorial treasurer, made public to-
day by Governor Pinkham. During
the last year % banks had total
credit balance Of $50, 692, 600; the year
previous 10 bands had $26, 379, 900. In
1901 eight banks existed and had
credit balance of $4,662, 900. i
: Cost Of collecting taxes, compared
to the amounts collected year by year
are continually dropping, the report
shows. whereas the cost Of collect
ing the territorial taxes was $54,sS6
at 4.52 cents for every dollar in 1901,
this percentage ~dropped to 2.12 for
1917. The total cost OF collection in
the latter year was $50, 1882. >:-->~
p BY years this percentage has been
az follows: 1913 at 2.44; 1914 ats2.86;
1915 at 2.97; 1916 at 2.29; 1877 al
32.12. =.
Fire, marine ard life insurance fig.
ures are also interesting for compari-
son, for insurance written under
these three columns during the last
year amounted to S2S,767,047.S7 more
than for the year before. The fig
ures for the two years were S143,747,'
1851 and $114,9S0, 667 respectively.
Premiums increased during the per.
iod by $300,340, which Is q difference
between $2,172,s2S and $1,s72.4S7, ap.
proximateIy. .s.z. ts j
+ Losses showed big drop Of $685.. :
$780, For 1916 they were but STA
232.71, while for the year previous
they were s973.92s.11. This is evil
IDENTIFY due to savings In the marine
insurance column. =
Marine insurance business written
In amounted to s75,555, 1852 in 1915,
and to $99,S75,1i4.S5 In 1916. The
premiums paid amounted to- $780,. j
1888 last year and to $272,6 37.7S the
year previous. Yet losses in 1916
were SIS, 233.7S, while the year before
they were $646, 4es.27 in marine in.
surance.
Fire insurance business totailed fot
1916 the sum of SIS, 7SA 264.66 and for
1915 the sum Of $36,o14,43S.12, gain
Of 100000. Premiums gained from
s602, 63414 to $692,232.9S, but losses
dropped from Ss2,171.21 to $53,217.44.
Workmen's compensation insurance
also shows unusual figures, for while
In the last year there was, paid out
the sum of $1S,752.87 in losses, dur
ing the year before losses amounted
to but $1,8o5.06.
Premiums in 1918 we're $71,975.91,
against premiums in 1915 of SOL.
4S5.S9,
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"A GOOD SUGGESTION"
ORDER ~
"LOVE'S CREAM BREAD"
WRAPPED As SOON As BAKED"
WITH YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY
RESOLUTION NO. 10

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board Of
Supervisors Of the City and County
CT Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, that
the sum Of EIGHT HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS (sS50.00l, be, and
the same is hereby appropriated out
Of all moneys In the Permanent I'M
provement Fund Of the Treasury. City
and County Of Honolulu. for an &C.
count to be known as CONSTRUC-
TON DOUBLE SQUEEGEE BITUM-
NOUS SURFACING, LAIAII, PARK
AND PUIWA ROADS.
Presented By
CHAS. n. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, T. H., August 3. 1917.
hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution passed first reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held
by the board Of supervisors on Fri
day. August 3, 1917, on the following
vote~of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, BeIlina, Hol.
linger. Mcclellan, Mott.Smith, Petrie.
Total 7.
Noes: None.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6S56-Aug. 4, g.,
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here Monday non. fr which extensive
preparations are being made by ter
rftoTial officials and others.
This was the only feature OF the
new ruling which Collector Franklin
would discuss this morning, after
news Of the order had been gained
from the shipping agencies. He said
he was not at liberty to discuss the
reason for the ruling and could only
carry out the orders of the treasury
department as they come to him. II
IL understood, he told one shipping
man who protested the order. be-
cause it appeared to be only recon
mendaticn or suggestion. that "a rec
ommendation or suggestion from
Washington il the same as an order.
All the federal officials were re-
ticent to talk about the order. But
it was pointed out that its intentions
as a war measure were perhaps
broader than indicated In the ruling.
For instance, unknown German or
Hindu plotters will be confined to
the ships while in this port and they
will be unable to communicate with
any confederates while here, and
kept from maturing plans jeopardiz-
ing the interests Of the United States.
Manila Also Affected
AS both Manila and Honolulu are
the central points Of big naval and
military garrisons, some think that
II was these two places which we're
in mind when the order was issued.
Also 1t is claimed information may
be able much easier to reach Ger
many through the Orient. Siberia and
Russia than is possible by transmits
sion over the Atlantic, where the
strict British censorship is so effee-
fiun China ALA has had nest after
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PARTY
FOR BELT ROAD
NAMED BY BOARD

The names OF the surveying party
for the Koolaupoko belt road with
the salaries of each were submitted
TO the board OF supervisors Friday
night and approved. G. ID. Rea at
S225 month Ii TO be chief Of party;
M. Mitsu. SITS. transitmar: Ludy
LANCER, $50, levelmaR; and G. Boyd,
500, head chairman. The office en-
aineer, rear chairman .sand two rod
men have not been selected and as
result the salaries named could not
be approved.
Mr.. Petrie asked II the width Of
the road and nature OF the construc-
ton had been decided upon, and IL
II was wise to 60 ahead before the
bonds were sold.
Mr.. Arnold replied that the road
would be 20 feet wide but the con-
struction Of the road could not be
decided until after the survey and
n was found what could be expected
in the way OF foundation and other
engineering problemsi Tie bonds. he
thought, would be sdld. Without diff
Guilty but N either case the survey
ing should 60 ahead in order that
everything could be ready when the
money was available.
Bids Tor lumber for the erection Of
the building TO be used BY the sur
veying party were opened Thursday
noon and the contract awarded Allen
q Robinson by the board last night.
The two-story building for living
quarters will cost S1s7.15, and q
small cottage for the chief OF party
s172.e0.
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BY Authority
NOTICE

The Honolulu Civil Service Com
Mission viii hold a general compett-
tive and classified examination at the
Mckinley High School corner Of Bere-
tania and Victoria streets, Honolulu.
on Saturday. September /. 1917. at
$50 p. m, for United States citizens
desiring positions in the Honolulu
Fire Department and the Police De-
partment of the City and County Of
Honolulu, said examination to be held
under the rules and regulations OF
said commission for the following po-
sitions:
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Clerks.
City policemen amounted patrol-
men. foot patrolmen, traffic officers,
bicycle officers. motorcycle officers
and substation officers
Country policemen, country jailers
and prison guards.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
General entry examination
Application blanks can be obtained
AZ the office of the City and County
Clerk. McIntyrs Building. Honolulu.
same must be filed in said office not
later than IL noon. Saturday, August
IS, 1917.
All applicants must report at Bar.
on's Gymnasium, corner Of Alakea and
Merchant SITS. Honolulu. on Saturday,
August Is, 1917, at IL noon, for ptfysi.
cal and muscular test
Applicant must be a resident of the
City and County of Honolulu for not
less than one year net preceding the
date of examination, have minimum
height of 5 feet inches and weigh
Lot less than $50 pounds for the police
department, and 5 feet s inches and
140 pounds for the fire department.
BY order Of
HONOLULU CIVIL SERVICE COM
MISSION,
D. KALAUOKALANI,
Secretary.
6S56-Aug. 4 6 Z s 9 10 II Is IA Is.
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[00I And GFVflkl

The Cooke library and Cooke art
gallery at Punahou Will be closed
until September 4.
Yesterday John Duggan, contractor,
started the paving Of the Laimi, Park
and Puiwa district.
Alleging failure to provide, Marie
Dorothy Henderson has filed In cir
cult court a divorce from Andrew T.
Henderson. - ..-,
The High School Alumni Associa-
ton held its regular meeting last
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Laing. Eva.
A special meeting Of Schofield
Lodge No. 443, r. & A. NJ, will be
held tonight in its hall, Leilehua, for
work in the third degree.
A benefit dance Of the newly es-
tablished Portuguese language school
VII! be held at $3.50 tonight In Lust.
tana Hall, Lunaliio and Aapai streets.
Alexander q Baldwin announce
that several hundred additional cal
endars for this quarter have been
received lately and are now being
distributed. NJ 4svs
Mrs. Christina Rose vasconcelos,
i native OF the Island Of Madeira,
Portugal, died at the Queens Hos
pital on Thursday and was buried
yesterday in the Catholic Cemetery,
King street. She was flftythree years
old. 80
Miss Mae r. Weir. stenographer Of
the territorial board Of health, leaves
in the Mauna Kea this afternoon for
Hilo. where she viii spend her vaca-
ton. In Hilo q number OF lady
friends await her arrival, party be.
ing in the process Of organization to
visit the Volcano Of Kilauea and
from there to make the ascent OF
Mauha Loa. II
John B. Freitas Of the Hawaiian
Electric Company, accompanied by
his family and party Of other
friends, IL spending Q two weeks
vacation at sonny" Gays country
home in Hauula. Mr.. Freitas is an
angler OF some note and while ct
HauuIa Is trying to break the famous
records made by j. w. Jump Of Los
Angeles and Arthur w. Nicely OF this
city.
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ANOTHER OFFICER IS !. !.
GIVEN. HIS PROMOTION

Two gold maple leaves now adorn
the shoulder straps OF another officer
OF the Hawaiian department, for Capt.
Jack Hayes has just been promoted to
the rank OF major. Maj. Hayes Is as
sistant to the department quarter
master. l..
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Honolulu Star.Bulletin,
Ltd, held in Honolulu, july n, 1877
the following officers and directors
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-F. &C. Anterior.
Vice President and General Bust.
ness Manager-W. R. harrington. !
Secretary-E. A. Berndt.
Treasurer-W. J. Forbes =" 49, =
Director-Mrs. M. A. Richards.
Audjtor-Audit Company of-Hawaif.
E. A. BERNDT,
.--....- Secretary.
Honolulu, July 81. 1917. 6S55-3t
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FUNERAL POSTPONED

Because his son, Duke P. -Kahana-
muku, Jr., did not arrive today from
Hawaii, the funeral of Duke Kahana-
moku, ST., has been postponed until
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock friends
may view the body at the Kahana-
moku home at Waikiki. The funeral
will be at the Waikiki home and the
interment at the Kawaiahao church,
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NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
kAIMUKI

In order to insert a new IS inch Y
in the main at the Kaimuki Pumping
Plant it will be necessary to shut down
one Of the two pumps. Consumers
are requested to limit their uce of
water to bare necessities from 9 a.
m. to 3 p. m. Monday, August 6, 1917.
H. z. MURRAY,
General Manager Hon. Waterworks
6856-Aug. 4.
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A wireless despatch to Thomas
Treadway of the territorial treas
urer's office, last night brought news
that his father-in-law, Rev. e. s..
Timoteo, was seriously i'll at his
home in Lahaina Maui
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SKATER SERGEANT TO !
TEACH MAP STRETCHING

Captains OF the 1st infantry, ma
tionaI guard, named in the recent or.
der for examinations for promotion,
were to leave the armory this af.
fernoon in company with Sergt. Woot.
ten Of the Fort Skater Engineer Co.
FOR practical instruction in map
sketching. Sketch boards were TAX
en- and viii be used In the work to.
DAY. Mai. Nj. Nj. johnson, N. g. H.,
is taking the course with the men.