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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
HAWAII CAN LOOK FOR BIG
TOURIST TRAFFIC IN WINTER

There were many eastern people
in the West this summer, but on &C.
count of the uncertainty of war con-
ditions. they did not feel as though
they could come to Hawaii. They
were spending lots of money and will
spend It here when things become
more settled.
Although steamship lines, are ex-
pecting that their boats are to be
used for troop ships, they will keep
as many on this run as possible. The
Great Northern people / know are
anxious to get q boat on the Homo
lulu rum declared Mr.. Jordan.
While in California, Mr.. Jordan
drove $500 miles in his Ford auto
mobile and throughout the trip did
not even has as much trouble as one
puncture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
Now That People Know Results
of Draft They Will Travel
More, Says S. R. Jordan

"A big tourist travel to Hawaii is
expected this winter by the travelling
agencies and steamship lines on the
coast declared Sidney r, Jordan,
manager Of the Hawaii Tours. COM
pany, who returned this. morning on
the Sierra after two months tour
OF the western states.
1T is not the fear of the reported
submarines which has kept the peo-
BILE off Of the Pacific as much as un-
certainty about the draft. People
have been waiting to hear the results
of the draft before they make extern
sive trips" declared Mr. Jordan this
morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
ITALIANS
PUSHING
FOE BACK
With the Return of Pleasant
Weather on Western Front
Germans Attack But are
RepulSed
(Associated Press 81 o. 8. Naval oommunk
cation Ssryfeel

(Associated Press b. q. 8 Naval ocnmunh
ROME, Italy, Sept. Seen, Ca,
dorna continues to carry the fight IN
to the enemy territory, despite de9
perate counter attacks by the Ats
TRANS.
Italian troops are advancing surely
though slowly in the Brestoyizza val.
ley. South of Gorizia several yioi
lent counters have been repulsed.
and the new positions held by Ca
dorna's men have been consolidatad
and are firmly held. =
UDINE. Italy, Sept. 3.-Thoueh. vile
weather pfevaifn on the front, fighting
still continues The battling has re-
solved itself into hand,to-hand com,
bats with small detachments 81
Austrians who have been caught in
she'll holes and galleries, isolated By
Italian fire and unable 70 retreat.
The Italians are gradually straight
ening out their new line, and the Teus
ton defenders. wholly unable 70 I'd.
vance or retreat, are surrenderins
Wholesale.
Many counter attacks have been
bloodily repnlsed by Cadornass men,
and many prisoners are passing -
the rear to intern camps These seem
mostly fresh troops brought up in< an
effort tostlrn the tide of battle and
are well equipped
4 single yard offgl5,,nd lnl<en ID q t
last great otfensivs. and the morale
OF the Austrians ii face Of the terrific
hammering is decidedly weaker.
BRITISH FRONT IN FLANDERS.
Sept. 3.-Fine weather. Is prevailing
along the FLANDERS 'front.', and the
ground Is drying up fast. which viii,
permit Of infantry activities being
soon renewed.
Today artillery ddels are in prog
ress, and many air raids have been
conducted against enemy positions far
in the rear Of the German front lines.
:
PARIS. France. Sept. .S-French
troops along the Aisne today bloodiiy
repalsed several stubborn German az
lacks, wave after wave OF attackers
melting under the terrible machine.
gun fire poured into their ranks By the
French Heavy saftiIIery dnals are ia.
progress around Verdun.
LONDON, England, Sept. S--Favor-
able weather along the Belgian mont
is again reported, and hostilitfes Wefe
resumed today by the Germans throw
ing powerful cotiBter attacks against
the northern lines.
!. An were repused,. however, and .
successful raid on Teuton trenches
was carried out at Moncly lie Preux.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
GERMAN PRESS
| STILL HAMMERS
| WILSON'S REPLY

AMSTERDAM, Holland, Sept. 81
nc German press continues to be,
'.bor President Wilson in the bitterest
,bne for his recent reply to Pope
peace proposals.
The socialist paper. vorwaerts. also
comes in for severe criticism for
demanding that the nation take good
advice regardless of the source and
institute democratic reforms, which
must be a preliminary condition to
hny peace negotiations.
Organs Of the Conservative party
claim that the Socialists have weak
hned the position of Germany in the
kyes of the Entente. Allies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
US. WON'T
SEND GRAIN
TO HOLLAND
- -

= WASHINGTON D.. C., Sept. a.
Hollands request FOR shipments. of
grain from the United States were
fatty refused today By the board con.
trolling the expectation of foodstuffs
from America. to neutral and Allied
nations.
The board, in refusing to allow
grain shipments to Dutch ports, says
that three months ago Holland had
ample stocks of grain and was in. no
urgent need.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
PHILIPPINES TO
ASK EXEMPTION
IN PRICE FIXING
fAssocis.ed Press b. D. s. Naval commuui
50 caffnrs SarVieal

fAssoeis.ed Press By D. s. Naval communi.
cation Ssrviesl
MANILA, IF. l., Sept 8. The Philip
pine government has. decided to send
President Ferguson Of the Insular
bank to the United States in an en-
Ideavor to protect the products of the
islands from being included in. any
possible price fixing which the food
control board may assume, and to ex-
plain conditions now pertaining to the
islands.
The value of the peso has risen
above par, and the expectation OF the
coin has been prohibited. Certificates
of the face value of peso have been
authorized in order to retire the silver
money.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
j. S. Hopes Riga's
Fall Will Awaken
Russ To Activity

Associated. Press By q. 8. Naval communt
- cation Service)
= WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept. 3. =
4 News from Russia OF the evao-. y
= uation Of the important Baltic =
seaport Of Riga does not alarm =
= Officials here. Some even 90 90 =
= far.as 10 say that q combined sea =
= and land offensive from Riga y
with Petrograd as It's objective y
=. might be blessing IN disguise y
n hecatise Of the moral effect the =
4. prospect y. ~ c1,,<lI1 - .<lI..>
= natIon,s capital would have on =
= the people with the result that =
= the catastrophe would awaken =
= the masses to the necessity foe =
= united action n the nation 10 not y
= to be completely subjusated. y
= The fall Of Riga was not IN =
= expected az its abandonnent was =
= forecasted several weeks ago. 4
= - 4 - = = 4 = = 49, 4 q - = u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03


The Press Association, giving a
summary of the fighting in the north
ern end of the 1000 mile eastern front,
says that Riga was abandoned under
the combined threat of sea and land
forces. l.:
The deciding blow was struck on
Saturday when the Teuton armies eff.
fected a crossing of the river Dvina,
about a dozen miles south of the be-
leaguered city. The Slav garrison was
also menaced from Mitau, 20 miles to
the southwest Of the gulf city, and all
efforts to stem the oncoming rush OF
the Germans proved futile.
The Russian fleet is anchored on
the right flank of Riga, and the move
ments Of. the war vessels are uncertain
as much win depend on the size and
purpose ofEthe Teuton plans OF
offense.
BERLIN, Germany. Sept. 3.After
a heavy artillery preparation, our
troops crossed the Dvina on both
banks &C Uxhall. Russians are in fun
retreat and are burning Villages and
farms. Russians rear guards are des-
perately fighting to hold back the vic
torious- Teutons on the roads to Riga.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
FORBES SOON TO
GO TO THE FRONT

Mai. Charles r. Forbes mas been de.
taehed from service at Monterey and
assigned to duty with an overseas
contingent. This means that MAJOR
Forbes will SOON be on the front in
France.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
PEACE PLEA !.
is REJECTED
BY JAPANESE
t+++++++-+++++++4

= TOXIC. Japan, Sept. 3.-The \
= pope's plea for peace In the great
= European war will be rejected !
= by Japan, it was officially an \
= nounced today. Japan will join 4
4 with the Allies in turning down !
= the pontiff's plea. 1t was also \
\ announced that the German col \
= onies in the Pacific and Africa, \
= seized by England and Japan, \
= will not be restored to the kali \
= ser's government. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
LATE NEWS AT A GLANCE

! De PALMA MAKES RECORD IN TWENTY MILES.
anew
11o207 which
miles per hour Chevrolet won second place
NORRIS LOSES. Fight TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
CANTON Ohio Sept b. Carl Morris disqualified
his with Fred Fulton continually buting
AMENDMENT 80.
81 war
bill
Several other remain to be disposed before
final vote is taken .stS -
ANDERSON OPPOSED REPRESENTATION PEACE MEETING
5LAckPooL Eng, Sept 3At meeting the national
delegate opposed sending depuon
convention stz.# ss..s -.
JAPANESE BANKSTo LOAN, CHINA TEN YEN. s,
Specie
China MILTON treasury
bills which viii be issued in Japan at s retaining
-
security was republic
RUSSIANS EAGER FOR AMERICAN NEWS. -
greatly his staff owing all
s.ss
cities
the the the sections Of the
~ - POLICE RAID FRlE NDLYs GAME; GET 3
Hayah Alexander Kuakin Charles Kakaia
Kahaewaf Soon Hong
froof = - - f{a a. kkon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03

Cable instructions received yester-
day at army headquarters summon
Capt Edwin s. sHartshorn. adjutant
at Fort Shafter, to duty on the main
lard, The same orders promote him
to the rank Of major. The officer
is assigned TO duty in the adjutant.
'eehsrai'e department at Washington.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
NEGROES ATTACK
WHITE SOLDIERS
(Associated Press by o. s. Naval Communi
cation Service) -

cation Service)
( LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 3.-Ten
negroes were injured in a clash here
with members of the Kentucky Ma
tional Guard as result of bitter
racial feeling recently developed in
this state.
The soldiers are, alleged to have
started the trouble by showing negro
pedestrians off the sidewalks.
This action was resented and riot
ensued, in which several blacks were
severely manhandled. Guardsmen
are patroling the city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Sept.

= WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 8. :
+ All records; for the eonsump- (
y ton of whisky were smashed
= during 1861. figures compiled :
4 by the internal revenue office for I
= its. annual report, which were :
4 made public today, show. The (
= consumption of spirituous liq- :
\ uors .totaled 164,665,246 gallons.
= and at this rate the supply of liq- :
y uor on hand after the new food I
+ tcontrol law prohibiting the man. I
\ ufacture of whisky after Septem- (
\ Der 8. becomes effective, would
= last the nation for two years. <
+ = (
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
COMBINED LAND AND ]
SEA ATTACK BY HUNS.
FORCES EVACUATION
Dsaecon Among Troops Proves Potent Ally of the German
Armies, Several Russ Regiments Voluntarily Retiring
Crossing of Dna River By Teutons Menaces Defenders

DETROGRAD Russia, Sept st officially announced
by the department today that the Russian troops de-
Tending Riga had abandoned that city >fts.
Serious disaection again manifest among the Slav
troops several regiments voluntarily abandoning their posi-
tons retiring northward 80 -. y s41&s@s@-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
59,Q00,00OIN
INCOME TAXESIS
PAIDGOVERNMENI

cokion Se.Vicol
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. BIN
come taxes for the year ending June
80, according to the internal revenue
divisions annual report, totaled, for
corporations. SITS, 572, 1888; individ.
uals, s1S0.10S,340. Hawaiis portion
was $909,S1S- for corporations, and
$363,SS0 for individuals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
KIDDIEs VICTIMS
in HUN AIR RAID
- -

ASSOCIATED Press By .. s. Naval Communil
cation Servfcsl
LONDON, Eng. Sept. 3.-The. coast
Of Kent was again under fire from a
lone German airplane which, dropped
several bombs killing one mans and
wounding six women and children be.
fore being driven off by British bat.
tlsplanes which rose to,give bsttle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03

10 was de<as ID ythe au
n connection With inves
Hr<f|9r proceeding IN the Nse, Bert
11t. al Of the German pr lens fer
|11|ll stationed here have n depart
f A number Of the .prisolE taken
1t The beginning Of var iroi De wer
,on1d German freight boatsId been
Sent previously
With the departure today these
l1S3 Officers another chapteI writ
ten IA NE history of tie ~ GeieI
which came heltet-sfelter port
here three years ESQ With 1Rpa
nese cruiser hot on her tr1 The
Ge|cr was IN poor condition u was
given . month 10 repair and Ne 81
Ia intern. according to the les oi
wan At the end Of this timte m
|icrred and vital parts of her chin
,erJ were renewed 10 Pearl trboi
land placed under official Ia and
On February 3. upon pews re
I1I'1ns had beer geYered bety tho
limited States and <3errhany, ~reN
81 ne G6ier sought to destr ere
,t1ri19 rlI1t and oh into fur
s. ,cs and setting fire to II. fift
was r,f cut by the combined oI
ne city department and the sry
hI|Eoritits. and q few days ! the
Cc'1r vas toWed TO Pearl Ia for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03

u. S. Drinks :.
Upl6, $685. 4O
Gallons Booze

ASSOCIATED Press by b. S. Naval CommunI
!. .s cation Servics) 49,. ~.:" ="
= = + y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03

PALMA MAKES NEW RECORD IN TWENTY MILES.
3Ralph Palma today
twenty distance 11o207
per A Chevrolet second place.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
POLICE RAID Erie Molly GAME: GET

While engaged friendly
Kuakini Charles
this forenoon chaged with pyag Camp on YReyd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
inbred andEighty Rris-
of War lard Trans
Sherman lr transfer
il Camp Utah
an ARM guard OF
Amerieap llders, $50
srpsfrs left at
ay on I'll transport
for the mainland.
b Francisl they viii
= train toIort Doug
tf>s.lo-l,onf
TOR lnternenI.

b $50 prisoners by were en-
|en and q wer Ulcers. They
moved from th@ormer Ger.
boat GeieF on F}uary 8, and
HE time since II have been
at SchofieId Bahcks where
worked the gains.
|'clock this morig the prs.
sehofich und guard OF
I'D Infantry. With will act
hard en- the d across to
Is al thes6. III Y. Com,
the prisoners IRE assem-.
rching order q parched
streets to the aterfrot1t.
sent immediai to TIE
which the Slman was
ere their bagg4 was ar.
ndef close supI ision Of
inIs and shortly ffer 40
~ were marched board,
s placed II auar in the
49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
RUSSIANS EAGER FOR AMERICAN NEWS.

been the Of 200 cities who distribute
The press in the various sections Of the country
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
CARL MORRIS LOSES FIGHT TO FuLToN-r

CANTON, Ohio Sept 3-Carl Morris was disqualified
round of his fight with Fred Fulton for continually but
big lead when he awarded the fight. ..{-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-18
MAY CALL OUT TROOPS
TO CURB IREAS0NAblE
ACTIVITIES OF |. v. v.

Washington. Aug. 17.-Attorney-
General Gregory, alarmed over the
menacing turn the l. w. W. situation
in the western states has assumed, to-
day took under consideration the call
ing out of federal troops in some Of the
states Officials at the department of
justice, were plainly apprehensive that
despite their far-reaching plans to cope
with the disturbers they feared even
wholesale arrests might not be effective
In maintaining order in the troublesome
districts Officials were SO shaping
theif course tehat unlss the situation
clears UP In the next few days, the war
department will be formally requested
to hold a sufficient number Of troops in
readiness for duty at various centers
Of which trouble is expected, In at
least seven states where the l. w. w.
Is strongest Acknowledgement Greg
ory's s1ectai agents are ready to close
in upon suspects who "grazed the edge
~ treason as enc prominent official
al the department expressed il. Special
Investigators were today concentrating
on certain German interests. The Of
ficials here are inclined to view with
which are now in hand to back the l.
w VS. in their threat to tie numerous
industries by simultaneous strikes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-18
ANARCH|ST|C FEMALES
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
Fearful Of Demonstrations In Which
INJURIES Might Be Sustained. s
Washington Police Act.
srFFRAGIsT PICKETS ARE
PROMPTLY RALLIED OUT
and New Set OF Militants VIII sally
Forth and Be Arrested Today.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The police
reverted to their original methods of
dealing with the suffrage disorders in
front of the White House today, when
they arrested six of the women who
Haunted yariously inscribed banners,
on a charge OF obstructing Traffic.
All were released on collateral fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson Gard
ner.
days have aroused such a storm OF
protest and the attitude of the crowd
towards" the suffragists has become
so menacing that Major Raymond
Pullman. chief OF police. acting. it ia
believed on orders from higher up"
notified the women that no further
picketing would be tolerated.
Disregarding this warning which
was issued in person, the militauts
sailied forth this afternoon with thar
banners, They took up positions be-
fore the White House. and for sew
eral hours were not molested When
several banners were brought on, IN
the late afternoon, as the government
were disgorging their
workers. bearing Inscriptions reflect
ing upon the president and the po-
lice. the bluecoats started in to make
arrests. Two by two. as they came
out OF their headquarters. the women
we're placed under arrest and taken
to police headquarters. Six were
taken into custody before 1t was de-.
cided to discontinue picketing for the
day.
The women arrested were Miss
Nathalie Gray, of Colorado Springs
Mrs. William Upton Watson. OF Chi
cago: Miss Katherine Flanagan.
Hartford. Conn; Miss Lucy Ewing,
Chicago: Miss Edna Dixon. Washing
ton. and Miss Lavinia Dock, Phila-
delphia.
The suffragists announced tonight
that the orders Of the police to cease
ptcketing would be disregarded and
a new party of militants would Ia
sent out tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-18
STATE LIBRARY To HELP
FURNISH LITERATURE
For Use In Army Camps Re-
qucstcd by Librarian.

Announcement was made yesterday
that the state library. in cooperation
with the American Library associa :
ton, will receive gifts of books and
magazines for the soldiers and sailors
in camps and cantonments. The
work is carried on by the Library as
ISOLATION at the request OF the gov
eminent.
The librarian of the state library
suggests that the books to be given
for this purpose by citizens of Rich
mond be we'll selected and up-to date.
and the magazines current. Prompt
response to the opportunity is hoped
for by those in charge of the under
taking. The camps and environments
will soon be open and 1t Is desired to
have the best available reading mat
ter in readiness for the use of the
men in training for war duty. Gifts
of this kind, though inexpensive. will
afford comfort and inspiration to the
men during their hours OF recreation
and thus contribute to their success
full preparation for service In the
Ersat wax 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-18
Prince Leopold's Troops Are
Slaughtered in Vain At.
tempts to Retake Positions
ALLIED ASCENDANCY
In AIR DEMONSTRATED
While Cannons Roar Allied
Peoples Grimly Determine
There Shall Be No Made-in.
Germany Peace

London. Aug. 17-To the Canad-
ians belong the lions share Of en-
tente success on the western front
during the last twenty-four hours.
They stand tonight where they
stood after their wonderful dash
against the northern approaches of
Lens two days ago. Hill 20 in COM
pIetely in their hands. n" are the
positions west of the suburb. Cite
of st. AuKuste, which they won In
that memorable charge. They were
the objects last night Of three Of
the hercest counter-thrusts yet de-
livered anywhere by the Teut0ns.
Crown Prince Leopoid's picked
Bavarians and Prussian guards
flung Themselves mp the slopes Of
Hin 20. Fortune huctuated for
while. Once the Canadian wall of
flesh and steel WAS crushed In Mt
points by the sheer force Of more
deeh and more steel that made mp
the on-rushing tide. But the rising
sun this morning saw the Dominion
troops back where they were, and
alao looked down upon rivers Of
blood and hillocks OF corpses.
German Report False.
Doubts that had been raised in some
quarters regarding the situation further
north, by a glowing German war Office
report were dispelled this evening by a
supplementary British war ONCE state
ment Berlin had asserted oficiaIly
that the town of LanEemarck. ave miles
north Of Ypres. was recaptured by tho
Germans. The British war ONCE cate.
gorically denies this.
Against the French troops in the EA-.
cheote sector the Germans launched q
vicious counter-attaek early today 1t
are absolute masters OF their positions
on the right bank Of the Steenbeeks
river.
Brilliant work by entente airmen was
oficially recognized today. British
aviators. penetrating far behind the
German lines. scattering tons Of bombs
on some of the most important military
works and lines Of communication
Great CONGREGATIONS, burst out at many
points. They attacked the ostend rail-
way station and the Thourout junction.
both vital places for the dispatch Of
reserves.
French aviators. too. took an i'm
portant part in yesterdays advance
north OF Ypres. They emerged victors
from many encounters with Teuton air.
men high above the battle line. More
over. some of them. flying at low al
titude ahead of the advancing French
Infantry. hurled bombs and machine
gun fusiliades into the German ranks.
Others new beyond the Teuton lines
and sowed destruction. Two Teuton
machines were shot down and two
others driven out Of control
French score Below Laon.
A signal success was scored by the
French today below Laon. On a front
Of two kilometers "a little more than
a miie), the crown prince sent his
shock troops" into a violent charce
between vauclere and the California
plateau. The outcome Is bee told in
the words of the Paris communique:
Beaten back by our artillery hra
the German infantry was not able 20
approach, our lines at any point"