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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
TONNAGE Of SHIPS
INCREASING fast
Experts Believe That With Re-
strlciions Removed America
Can Lead the Field


While prior to the European war the
annual construction Of merchant yes
sells in the United states amounted TO
less than ten per cent Of the world 5
production, the last two years have
seen such progress that the figures for
1915 Indicate that the American NOR
liant marine tonnage production was
nearly double that Of 1912, and about
2sh per cent Of the worlds total for
the year.
The tonnage produced in the United
states |akt year was about equal to
that Of Great Britain, whose produc-
Ion, until recently, far exceeded that
Of any other nation. shipping experts
are Of the opinion that with the many
restrictive laws on the statute books
repealed, and proper government assist-
ahce, this country, with the impetus
given BY the war, could quickly estab.
fish permanently its own merchant ma
rine in the fOreign.carrying trade. The
shipping board, appointed under the
act passed last September, is devoting
itself specifically 70 this problem.
Following is comparison Of the
merchant marine tonnage production
for the world and the United States
fot the period Of 1912 to 1916, ineIu-
sive:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
PLAY FOR TENNIS CUPS

Wall & Dougherty have presented
two cups 20 be played for by the tennis
players, patrons of the CORTLAND Hotel.
The first round was run on yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
ARMY NATIONS IN oLD STORE
Depot TO Be Established in simpson
Crawford Budding.

NEW YORK, April 5The ground
floor Of the old Simpson, Crawford
Building, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth Streets, on Sixth Avenue,
has been leased by the war department,
through the New York advisory Com
mittee Of Business Men, headed by Ed
ward d. Page, director Of the mer-
chants association, for the reception
Of rations for the arIy. The lease was
arranged by j. Clifford Woodruff for
the committee, with the William Wal
dorf Aston and Chisholm estates, at a
rental of one dollar asmonth.
Announcement Of the lease was made
by Chairman Page, upon his return
from Washington, where he attended a
conference Of the chairmen of various
committees of business men, appointed
to cooperate with the war department
in the purchase Of supplies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
Y. M. c. A. LEADERS TO
MEETDOCTOR WARNER


Or. Lucien G. Warner Of New York
City who for over fifteen years was
chairman Of the international commit
Tee Of the Young Mems Christian Aa-
'oeiation, is spending two weeks ip
Honolulu with his wife and daughter.
He has accepted an invitation from
Frank 9. Atherton, president of the
oeal Y. M. 9. A., to meet the Honolulu
directors, trustees. executive staif and
members Of standing Committees nc O
luncheon Friday noon, April 81.
Doctor Warner has been one Of the
big leaders 10 making the Y. NJ. @. A.
"A worldwide movement and he win
tell Of the work of the international
committee and its secretary, John r.
Mott Friday noon Doctor Warner Is
n leading manufacturer Of the country
Nd one 81 the most prominent laymen
" the Congregational Church.
President Atherton will preside NJ
Friday 3 luncheon which will be held
IN Cooke Han beginning at twelve
o'clock and closing at one sharp. II il
expected that most Of the local direc,
TOTS and standing Committeeman will
take advantage Of the unusual oppor'
tunity 70 meet and hear Doctor War
ner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24

Los Angeles Drops Pair TO Yer
non; Loses Five Of Series
Of Seven


San Francisco frightened lie hold on
FIRST place in the Coast League yesterday
BY beating Salt Lake, to /, thus split.
ting even on the series. three games 70
three. The chief interest, however, cen.
tsrs in the rise Of Vernon from third
place to second. while salt Lake was
losing to San Frnhcisco, verhon was
beating Los Angeles in two games, nrd
Vernon and Salt Lake changed places.
Beavers Top Aneoln
The loss Of two games By Los An.
gelos, Combined with PortIhnd's split
with Oakland, forced Los Angeles six
points below the Beavers in the stand.
Ing Oakland IL firmly In last place
Portland lost four Of seven games TO the
Oaks in the series just closed, however.
Los Angeles got the worst drubbing Of
all at the hands Of Vernon, losing Eve
OF seven games Of the series. This was
the feature Of the week.
The. Beavers will have an excellent
opportunity to straiRhten out the league
standing when they meet San Francisco
at Portland In the hrst home game to.
morrow. Six games viii be played. II
San Francisco takes majority Of the
games It win be severe setback for
the Beavers; but II the Beavers can
clean up they win tighten mp the race
and advance themselves materially. No
games will be played today, as the
teams are travelling. Vernon opens At
Oakland and Salt Lake al Los Angeles
tomorrow.
Yesterdays Results
At Los Angeles Vernon 4, Los An
eeles I Vernon z, Los Angeles s.
At Oakland Oakland 3, Portland q;
Portland 6, Oakland 3.
At Salt Lake San Francisco ?, Salt
Lake !.
Games Today
No games scheduled; teams are tray
cling.
Games Tomorrow
San Ffancisco at Portland.
Vernon at Oakland.
Salt Lake At Los Angeles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
POLOPLAyERSARE
! BUSYAI PRACTISE
TW|CEEAcH WEEK
Wednesdays and Saturdays SCI
Workouts At Kapiolanl
Grounds Of Club

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Wy P''o - ''n',' 81 tne hA"A''
hneing ana POLO Club. The trimming
season has commenced IN earnest aud
two days week, Wednesday and
Saturday, have been designated for
Practise. The ponies. thirty In number.
were in readiness At two-thifty O'Clock
and, lining the maukh rail Of the
grounds presented a view OF probably
as hieh-class polo horaeaesh a. could be
found IN the world. q
some time was devoted to individual
mallct work, after which two teams
were formed, and the remainder Of the
afternoon was spent IN playing several
fast periods. The splendid condition OF
the ponies was the cause OF much fav-
orable comment their fitness at this
time ahording Trainer Harmon much
qualification.
sixteen Great Ponies III
The sixteen new arrivals from Cali
fornia are wonders and a. the season
advances will shape up well. Although
these animals hive received ? certain
amount OF schooling IN the game be-
fore coming TO the Islands, much win
depend upon local training. Actual
play develops many points' that make
for perfection and with the speed and
steadiness displayed IN the daily work
outs, a. hardly ~ probable that their
ability has been ovef-eetimated.
Success Of the 1917 pole season cer-
tainiy does not depend upon these
~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
CHIROpRAcToRs BARRED
senators Table ain Giving Then
Right to Practise In Territory

Chiropractors win not be admitted
10 general practise In this Territory
for at least another two years. The
senate yesterday tabled the house bill
iFernandez) proposing TO license them
In both the house and the senate the
bill was holly contested, and In both
-chambeFa there were divided commit
tee reports. In the senate the MAORI
Nv report favored admission, but yes
terday the minority report was adopt
ed, tabling the bill. The prevailing
argument was that chiropractors are
not educated In the diagnosis of Q.
competent to treat contagious and in,
fictitious diseases, TO which this Terri
tory, from It's peculiar racial compost
tion and its wide touch with sources Of
Infection the world over u peculiarly
open.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24


obi Charles Kanai, Julian Macomber
and Henry Rice, the Ave sons Of Hawaii
who persisted on the night OF April J,
1917, by the ruthless submarine warfare
being winged BY Germany against the
world, the Legislature Of Hawaii held a
memorial service IN the Capitol grounds
yesterday morning Ut ten o'cloek. There
was an attendance Of several thousand
people when the service commenced. I.
Seated On the speakers platform,
erected in front Of the makai steps Of
the Capitd and appropriately decorated
with the United States and Hawaiian
flags together with black and white
drapings were; Governor Lueius +.
Pinkham, Brig. Gen. Frederick s.
Strong, Brig. Gen. Samuel l. johnson
and otherloiicers Of the army and navy,
Mayor J. 9. Lane, members Of the legis-
latnre and relatives Of the deceased
men.
With the Stars and Stripes promi-
noutly displayed, the national guard and
the naval militia attended in dress uni
form, while the local Boy Scouts did
good work a. uahers. The Hawaiian
Band, pupils Of the Normal School and
members Of the Young Peoples League
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1000, ~ n..a nv 80 ~,
the Rev Akniko Akana. ehaplain Of
the senate. were given. following which
REPRESENTATIVE I,orrin Andrews deliv.
cred an grafton, IN which he laid spe-
eihl stress ON the American flag and
what Il meant. In part he said:
"There Is Flag floating over this
building which symb0lizes TO all Of ns
that which we hold most dear. II was
conceived In q struggle for liberty
aoainet oDDroeaion II preeifled over the
birth of fhe greafesf renublie that the
world has ever seen. and il has always
nI,fea honor, freedom and sinstiee.
symbol Of Freedom
tfWkat the Cross is TO the Christian
ns a symbol Of his faith in the God he
worships. the Flag IA to the patriot as
the symbol Of the land Of his birth and
adopfion.
1.-THE Egyptian Of old looked up to
the representation Of the sacred emblem
on the fac ne followed and freely snf-
fered his life blood to flow on desert
sands for the sake ofrhis country.
uThe Greek soldier eazed upon the
bird Of wisdom--the owl--on the flag
borne by his legion. and on the monn-
ment at Thermopyiae Is inscribed the
words:
ga .tr,ngak ana Ii qnarfa tell
TINT mere e,l,ent ri her laws. we
fell
W., u A.. y.
me roman polnteo e ny sas'0 ~
tns nag y lns $500 M he. saaa - 'sa
s,...H1ses ~no op.'I We $3.50 n,s
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24

This decline was especially marked
for 1916 compared with A015, theratio
falling from Is to l0fpsrscent. A con
siderable part Of the tdnnage previous
|ly used In the Great Lakes and coast
wise trade has been sbifted TO trans
atlantic commerce. How the Presi-
dent 3 regent order forbidding the sale
Of American ships to foreigners and
the various recent restrictions as to
foreign registry, together with the re-
sumption Of Germany,s ruthless snbma-
fine warfare with its possible conse-
quences win affect the situation, is yet
to be seen, only incomplete figures be-
ing thus far available Our exports
have fallen OF considerably since Feb
ruary i; and II is reported that much
of the tonnage intended for ocean
trade has been transferred to registry
for the Great Lakes
Another Indication Of the expansion
OF American shipbuilding is found 10
the figures for the incorporation of new
companies since the outbreak Of the
European war. These show that from
August l, 1914, 10 March l, 1917, the
new capital authorization have amount.
ed vto more than SAL 100000. stock
capitalization authorized in February
amounted to CSC, 500, 900 only $6,000.00C
less than that for the entire year 1915
and about 45per cent Of the 1916 total
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
LOCAL REPUBLICANS
launch CAMPAIGN
Bio Mass Meeting Held At AaIa
Park Called BY Mayor
Lane


Local Republicans opened their cam.
paign at Ahla Park on Saturday night
with 4 meeting called BY Mayor John
10. Lane and which was TO have been
addressed BY candidates on the Rephhli.
can ticket. 1nt charter was announced
a. the chief topic Of discussion.
A large gathering was present and
the presence Of the Royal Hawaiian
Band lent enjoyment and eclat 70 the
occasion.
The meeting was a feast Of reason
and flow Of soul and the aepirants
for political honors on the Republican
charter and kindred topics. Several
members Of the Legislature Addressed
the audience, at the invitation Of
Mayor Lane, including Bernard Kele.
kolio, the Boy Orator. and Rev stephen
DcHho. f RI VI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
HONOR U-BOAT VICTIMS
Crowds AT Memorial Service
oRRIN ANDREWS,

- chlcI speaker at the nlemo-
rial services held to honor the
FIRST Hawaiian victims Of Ger
many's ruthless war against
humanity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
army WILL
Be CONSTRUCTED
Mai. Gen. Scott Outlines Admin
isiration Plan TO
Congress

| WASHINGTON, April 6--An army Of
l000,ooo men, no element Of which
shall have had Less than six months
intensive trimming, il the direct object
| Of the Administration Army Bin made
public last night Major Gen. Scott
lhief Of star Il eSpected to 90 before
'ither the House or senate Military
'onmittec Monday to outline the plaI,
indef which approximately $1,000.
100000 has been asked TO carry out
he project
rhirty-tvo Infantry Divisions
The plans provide for building up
hirty-two infantry divisions and fcu
avalry divisions, distributed at six
eeif training district Headquarters
PREPARATION already have been made 70
lraft into the federal service the en-
ire strength Of the national guard and
smploy that force, supplemented By
regulars withdrawn from the border, IN
be establishment Of the sixteen train
ng centofs, Five months later tho
ret 100000 Of the new army of youn.
zen would assemble at the eenters e
iegin their training.
The $4,000, U00, 900 midget Representa-
My the cost Of bniIding the machine
IT. maintenance in actual war viii dou
lie the expense, and, as mobilization
,f the necessary reserve supplies must
1aralleI the development Of the army
,0,000,00O,00O probably represents tho
otal cost for tile year for the frat
t000, 600 men.
OF the 4a,000.OOO0 900 asked, approx
nately one-half win 20 for pay and
luartermnsfers' supplies, including
housing the troops 1t the training cen
,ors One.half billion would 90 int,
ordnance, nearly 100000, 900 into sigma
|orps and aviation equipment, nearly
l460O0,000 to engineer equipment and
ED works, and t26,000,00O to medical
torres.
The estimates include also more thar
500.OO0.O00 10 put the ordnance equip
nent on war basis as to reserve o.
runs and ammunition. In Europe, un
Ter the weight Of day and night firing
he whole artillery equipment Of thu
Allies on the front lines is renewed
very -four months. A 3-inch gun win
asst for about 10000 shots, then ~
aust be replaced. Larger weapons arr
sabot onf5, soonerJ The army esti
mates tdLa these lessons into eonsid.
ration ana realize that much Of the
.rioinal euu;Dment az The army win be
,sed up during training work, and
nnst he replheed when forces arc sent
10 the front,
49, - =. eaoo ooo 400 a va.
~ Y''ys'',''o' : = : - go
Inc Pay alone TOT os,' an army on 'vvos
~ anu neat,y Sv ~ omcers VIII soss,
fea,,y soVv'vvO,uVV 2 year, fieio
lrlhlery equlpment lot SSo,VvV ma
non Iona ", guhro Troops wlil cost close =
lVO'VOv'vvo ana ammuniuon ior tnf
suns IN equai sum. Vfonance esti
mates lnsiuge aaaitlonnA provision TO-
~ eonst .ueienses. FresumADly, tne
'se,yeas PtVJect peguh iast year ~ 70
e speeaed up some aaniuonal minor
'e.enses pronapiy are piAnned
army 1neials are noperui tnat con
less VII accept tne pan OK its mil
Ary ADVISERS virtually without amend
nen'' iney nave no indleatlon' now
sver' OK the reception by congress o.
rVposais 70 Apply seieetiVe oVnserp
y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24

The following sugar Is said to be
awaiting shipment on Kauai:
Kekaha. 1000 bags; v. X. l20 bags;
Kilauea, 1850 bagsi Lihue, 10000 bags;
McBryde, 04,5s4 bagsj Kolon, $3.50
bags, Hawaiian Sugar, 1902.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
NATIONAL IEAaUn
AnTHnrOAN LEAGUE


The Chicago White Sox are playing
great ball in the American League.
They won again yesterday, defeating
st. Louis, 3 10 2, and going to a stand.
ing Of 800. Cleveland defeated De-
troit in the only other game played,
but the relative positions Of the teams
were unchanged. Detroit il accumu-
latins a burden Of defeats that win be
severe handicap. Only two games
are scheduled in the American League
today. New York playing at Boston
and Philadelphia at Washington. The
Eastern teams did not play yesterday
st. Louis is on the heels Of the
Giants in the National The Cardinals
beat Pittsburgh yesterday, 4 to 4, and
now are only twenty-three points in
the rear Of the Giants. Cincinnati de-
feated Chicago, to 4, and took fourth
place with percentage Of 500, forcing
Chicago back to fifth, This shift was
the only change in the National stand
fn0a Z,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24

f|IHV Humutf OF bhIpS uuu tHtlF tuIi'
mage contracted for at American ship
yards as Of February ! is record break
ing. Much Of the increased construc-
'tion has been for foreign account, and
most ,of that taken for American EN-.
ploy has been for use in ocean trade.
In 1914 American ships carried
about 10 per cent of our exports and
this increased to 10 in 1916. The inn
provement Is very substantial when
the marked Increase in the absolute
amount Of exports is considered.
The tonnage devoted to coastwise
trade and traffic on the Great Lakes
has declined relatively 10 that used 10
ocean trade, as the following table in
dictates:
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