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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

The cable OF the Secretary of the
Treasury at Washington follows:
Your Liberty Loan committee
IS advises subscription reported to
Federal Reserve Bank in San Fran
cisco of s5,214.150. Certain Ha-
waiian concerns have also sub
scribed direct through San Fran
cisco agents a sum of $1,5T,500.
The regular army through its
channels has raised S1,269, $50.
The grand total for Hawaii is
$S,060, 500. L. Tenney Peck,
Chairman"
The cable sent to the Federal Re.
serve Bank. in San Francisco where
payments from this district on the loan
are to be made, was similar in sub
stance to that sent TO Washington.
The total number of subscribers from
the islands was 1921, the total number
of army subscribers 9S70 and 10 local
people subscribed direct through San
Francisco, making a grand total OF
19,151 subscribers. x
Up-to-the. minute figures were issued
this morning on the number of sub
scribers and amounts of subscriptions
received from the other islands, which
figures are included in the grand total.
Hawaii subscribed an amount estimated
at 100000 from 1850 subscribers;
Maui subscribed s97 400 frcn SCI sub
scribers, and the estimate on Kauai
while it could not be furnished this
morning is expected to exceed the
amounts taken on ether Hawaii or
Maui.
Forty three firms and corporations
exclusive of sugra plantations took out
second Liberty Loan bonds to the val
ne of S245,100 for their employees on
the easy payment plan of purchase, ac-
cording to the figures reported this
to the executive committee.
The largest amount of bonds sold
by any one firm on the easy payment
plan was $23,700 taken by Hackfeld
employees. Excellent work was also
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
DAYS STORY FROM MANY
SECTORS SHOW ALLIES
STEADILY WINNING WAY

LONDON, Eng. Oct. s0.-An at
tempt made by German airplanes to
raid the southeast counties of England
failed today.
On the Ypres front the Germany
have been driven back another thou
sand yards.
BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE. oel.
30.-The Canadians TODAY took a
stand near the famous Crest farm.
They are now 400 yards from the heart
OF Fasschendale.
FRENCH FRONT IN FLANDERS,
Oct. 30.--The artillery fighting on the
west is n.oIe intense.
Twelve blnired meters OF trasAc!lss
northwest of Bezonvaux, Verdun,
have been captured.
LONDON, Eng. Oct. 3d. The Brit.
ish today advanced on thu Flanders
front, along the Ypres-Ro 1lers rail-
road,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

The Churchill was sighted in acute
distress on the morning of Friday, Oe-
tober 26, by the fishermen and the
sampan Immediately went to her res
cue. ...
Captain Granzow and four of the
crew were aboard the schooner when
the rescue was made. The ships
boat with seven others, including the
captains two sons aged and Is, was
picked I'D that afternoon with the ex.
hausted men barely able to keep it
heading into the wind and heavy sea.
Had it not been for the timely ar
rival of the sampan at French Frigate
shoals, Captain GranZow and his men
believe they would surely have per.
ished by fire, water or sharks, The
ship went to pieces shortly after the
Churchill crew had been transferred
to the sampan. Among the rescued
we're Captain Granzow's two sons, one
seven and the other Is.
When the Makaiwa arrived Captain
Rice found Captain Granzow and the
four remaining men of the crew left
aboard the vessel endeavoring to get
together raft. Death confronted
them. If they remained aboard the
schooner they would be dashed to pieces
on the bars in the high surf or be en-.
quilted by the flames; if they chose to
swim to land they must battle their
way through schools of sharks which
surrounded the vessel, eagerly waiting
to pounce upon any human prey that
might come their way. p
The Makaiwa's arrival was proyi.
Dental. Taking Captain Granzow and
his four men off the Churchill, they
started out to search for the seven
in the open boat After a five hours
cruise about the waters of the vicfnity
they finally came upon the boat to
the leeward side of the island
Bound From copra Islands
The Churchill of 500 tons net was
bound with copra for Seattle from
Tongata, an island of the
group. She was out Is DAYS
when wrecked. She was complete
loss, including cargo The Churchill
was owned by Charles Nelson C Co.
Of San Francisco. -. ..........
Captain Rice, accompanied by Lieut..
F. E. Ferris, o. s. N, on furlough, ana
Herman L. Tucker. civil engineer for
Baldwin & Alexander, were bound fol
the Western islands on fishing trip
when they sighted the Churchill. She
had struck the reef at 9 o'clock the
night of October % in full moonlight
and was slowly pounding to pieces.
French Frigate shoal is an extern
5fve but low coral reef and sandbar.
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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$4,000 SCHOOL
TO BE BUILT FOR
GIRLS At KOnALA


/Plans for the Kohaa Girs' seminary,
which have been under way for the
last year and "A half. lfaye been com:
pIeted by III. J.. Kerr, architect, and
within ten days will be on exhibit in
the Hawaiian Board rooms in the
Mission Memorial The actual work
of construction will be started before
the end of the year. "
The new building will occupy the
grounds of the old seminary in Ko-
hala, but has been given a more ad-
vantageous site. The plans show
that the main building which is to be
built of stone and concrete, will con-
tain a floor space of 1854 square feet
inside the walls, with 1868 of lanais,
making a total of 11,127 square feet.
The building will have cost, when
completed, between $751; and $780,
600. .-. .-..- 49,.
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Oahu Railway
To Double Its
Storage Area
Lest There BE Not Enough
Ships to Carry Sugar, Ware
houses Are to Be Erected

- RECTI0N in the near future OF
warehouses which will practically
- double its present storage space,
is being planned by the Oahu Rail
way & Land Co., it was announced to-
day, and it may be only a few weeks
before building is begun.
Probably the principal reason for
the erection of the new warehouses at
this time is to accommodate the large
sugar tonnage which may pile up here
in case sufficient ships are not fur.
nished by the government to get Ha-
waits big sugar crop to the mainland.
With the confirmation of the report
that the Maui. Matsonia and Wilhel-
nina are to be diverted for use in the
Atlantic, there is possibility, railway
officials say, that ships may be few
and far between, and that it will be
necessary to store sugar in Honolulu
between vessels, as we'll as the sur.
plus. -. .".f
The new warehouses will be of a
size sufficient to store between $4,000
and $4,000 tons of sugar. The pres.
ent warehouses take care of about
10000 tons of commodities. They will
be located alongside the present ware.
houses on the waterfront, near the
railroad depot. "
1T is not unlikely that there will
eccoRgestioa ell along the line as re-
CARDS freight destined for the main,
land" said railway official today
IF our larger ships are to be diverted
we will have to rely largely on the
vessels p. on the San Francisco,
Hawaiian run b. the federal shipping
board"
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HARBOR BOARD
RETURNS FROM
HAWAII TOUR
Piers and Wharyes Inspected
and Decision Made to Rem:
edy Minor Detects

Ending busy week of inspection
OF wharyes and landings on the island
OF Hawaii. the territorial harbor board
returneI this morning on the Mauna
Kea f&m Hilo. Suggestions made to
Them fors the Improvement Of struct.
ures at various ports they visited will
be acted on at subsequent meetings
here.
Save for q rough landing made at
Hookeua in canoe that neary cap
sired the trip was without exciting
incident.
The party landed at Mahukona on
wednesday night after leaving here,
and on the following morning inspect
ed the wharf there. II was found that
this pier. which is of concrete. will
have to be given some repairs and
some dredglng will need to be done
near r. storms have washed sand
and bOuiders up, on and around IL. and
done minor damage. II was said that
in some OF the storms boulders weigh.
ing as much as ten tons were thrown
on to the wharf.
The party rode through the drought.
stricken Kohala district, which is said
70 bear 3 burned appearance, particu
larly through the cane and corn fields.
A stop was made at the home of P. T.
Bluett for rest and Col. G. J. McCar-
thy explained the loan fund to mum.
Der of citizens Of the district.
Wainea was reached on Thursday
afternoon and the night was spent
here. A visit was made to Hawai-
ahea wharf during the afternoon and
the structure was found IN need Of mi
nor. repairs. Friday morning the
.bartv passed through the Keeaumoku
desert and found the roads in fair
condition because OF a recent rain.
The prison gang, which is laying, an
asphalt nlacadam road. has thus far
completed nine miles Of splendid high
way.
Ksilua and Ketiou were visited Fri.
Ilay end at the latter place 1t wa3i the
reDeral opinion that the wharf should
be wider. Napoopoo wharf OF concrete
was visited and the minor defects no.
ted for repair. II is probable that q
repair gang win be sent to the Kona
district soon to do all the work fornd
necessary on this trip.
A sampan was taken TO Ho1kena
and kslwas on this trip that the rough
watepeame near capsizing the canoe
in which the landing was MADE Ho5
puloa was visited the following dav,
and after his Honuapo. The beard
was much leased with the new Ho-
nGspo wharf. Kau district apyears TO
have had an abundance or sa..i. il was
said today. The party visited the Vol
csno Saturday night and ale next
morning, reaching Hilc en- Sunday.
Kuhio wharf was examined and
found in much better shape than had
been reported. Only five piles will
need to be replaced because of dete-
rioration. The proposed site for the
new wharf there was also inspected.
On Monday meeting was held with
the Eilo board of trade. Some criti.
cism has been leyeled at the iharbof
board in the belief that It was trying
70 dictate the location Of piers and
landings without consulting the Hilo
neople, but this belief was due to q
Misunderstanding and the matter was
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STAYS WITH
SHIP TO GIVE
CREW CHANCE
Captain of Wrecked Schooner
Orders Sons and Sailors Into
Lifeboat While He Remains
at Danger Post
HAT he was true to all the tradi-
tons of the sea is the tale told
OF Capt. Charles Granzow, master

- HAT he was true to all the tradi.
tons of the sea is the tale told
! OF Capt Charles Granzow, master
of the wrecked schooner Churchill, by
the members of his crew.
Unable or unwilling to relate their
own experiences these sailors of the
destroyed schooner tell how Capt.
Granzow elected to remain aboard the
doomed vessel while the only remain
ing hope of surviving the wreck was
made by five others in small life
boat. ...,...
But while Capt. GranZew with other
volunteers remained aboard the YES
sci as the water rose about her hulk.
he ordered his two sons into the life
Loaf which he placed in command OF
his first mate, Henry Anderson, while
they attempted landing on the only
promontory not washed by the oceans
waves.
This was the first voyage of one OF
the boys, Charles, a lad only years
of age but Lotus, a 15-year-old son,
talks of his experience with the nom
chalance of the other sailors, for he
has accompanied his father on several
other voyages.
Contrary winds and then no winds
at all is the reason given for the wreck
by the sailors. The Churchill was ~
days out from Nukualofa, Tongata,
when she drifted upon a reef of the
French FTigate shoals. This was aft
er winds had carried her westward
from her course and following a calm
of several days. Currents after that
was the only reason for the wreck"
declared Mate Anderson this morning.
1t was about 8 o'clock in the evening
when the Churchill struck the shoaL.
At midnight any hope of the vessel be-
ing salvaged was given up and Capt,
Churchill ordered the 1ifeboat lower
ed and an attempt made to effect
a landing on the high rock which had
been sighted earlier that day.
In the darkness, however, the rock
could not be located, and the small
lifeboat dTifted throughout the night.
On the following morning finding
themselves II or Is miles from the
vessel, those in the Iffeboat started to
row in her direction. When discover
ed by the Rice samp2n it was 3 o'clock
in the afternoon and the sailors in the
boat were almost worn out by their
long pull against adverse currents.
One of the sailors in telling of their
rescue from the little. lifeboat. de-
clared the younger son of the captain
was pretty well exhausted from his
long virgil in the small craft. This be
Indignantly denied untTI the accusation
-I<,.-.;,,,-,a - D.. TEL
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Reaches Isolated Shoa AS Schooner Are Pounds To Pieces
British Scored
For Not Aiding
Russian Fleet
= <<+<<++@<4+<+<+A

= LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Daily 4
= Mail condemns what it calls the 4
y failure of the British fleet to I
= prevent the German fleet from I
= becoming master of the Gulf of 4
= Riga, and demands that "the Ad- I
= miralty make an explanation of I
= this humiliating display in the 4
= Baltic" After recalling the sue 4
= cess of the British submarines 4
y against the Germans in the Bal
y tic in the summer and autumn 4
= of 1915, the newspaper adds:
= The Germans have accom-
y plished all they were prevented 4
y from achieving in 1915, and they =
y have done so without single 4
= blow being struck at them by
4 any arm of the British navy. a \
y navy far stronger than it was \
+ two years ago and recently re- =
\ inforced by the addition of the =
= American fleet. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
CHURCHILL'S CAPTAIN
AND CREW, ON FRENCH
FRIGATE ROCK, SAVED
HAROLD W. RICE, H. |. TUCKER AND SAMPAN CREW BAT
TIE WITH WIND AND SEA TO BRING IN EXHAUSTED
MEN FOUND IN PR0VIDENTlAL VISIT ON FISHING TRIP

Efecting thrilling rescue of Captain Charles Granzow
and eleven of the of the fourmasted eopra
schooner Churchill of San Francisco ashore French Fgate
Shoals party of Honolulu and Maui fishermen and sanpan
this morning back to this port with the shpwrecked
refugees.
The schooner being battered to pieces the
reef the of the Hawaiian group The just
in time The schooner breaking to pieces caught fire soon
after the party left.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE
DROPPED FROM CAMP

On account of physical disability Ed
ward B. jackson of the reserve corps
training camp at Schofield Barracks
has been dropped from the rolls. This
is the fifth man to be dropped thus
far.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
TWO MORE JAPANESE
FREIGHTERS SUMMARIZED
tspecial- Cable 70 NipDu Iii,

TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 30.-Two more
japanese freighters, Yoshida Maru
and Koya Maru, were today reported
to have been torpedoed by Hun T.
boats in the Mediterranean. The fate
of the crews of the two sunken vessels
cannot be learned A fear is enter
tanned here that they might have per.
ished in the disasters.
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Won HERTLING TAKES PLACE OF |
MICHAELIS;; ITALIANS RETIRE.
Berlin Announces Udine is Occupied
Allies Continue to Advance on West
Front---Canadians Make Stand

ASSOCIATED Press by q. S. Naval Nireless)
N MSTERDAM Netherlands Oct 30.-Confirming reports
- yesterday, is announced that Dr. Hertlng the
Bavarian premier is the chancellor chosen to succeed
Michaelis, who becomes premier of Prussia
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Oct. 30.-The Austro German
armies have reached Venetian soil in their drive against italy
and pressing at the upper Tagamento The retirement
of the Italians has been stemmed by swollen rivers.
ROME Italy Italian continues cavalry
the ef
the Teutons,
headquarters
their drive today
by the Central Powers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
STOCK 'CHANGE
FAILS TO OPEN; BROKERS
ARESAID TO FACE RUIN
tAssocisted Press BIZ o. S. Naval Virslsss

ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. Naval Wireless)
MONTREAL, Canada, Oct. 30.-The
stock exchange here failed to open to-
day. 1t is explained that number OF
brokers face ruin on account of their
heavy holdings and are unable to dis.
pose of them ON an unfaYorable
market. .-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
WAR TO THE FINISH.

i LONDON, Eng, Oct. 3o.-Bonar
Law, chancellor of the exehequer, In =
statement before the House of Com.
mons regarding peace, declared that
the most pertinent question now is the
determines prosecution Of the war to
a successful conclusion.
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Wireless Flashes
FRISCO HOST TO soLoNs.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 80. -
San Francisco plans an elaborate en-.
tertainment for the congressional par.
ty bound for Hawaii when 1t arrives
here today. -.
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penny famine
IN METROPOLIS

ASSOCIATED Press By q. s. Naval wirslsssp1
NEW YORK, n. Y. Oct. 3O.-The
metropolis is facing a famine in pen
Mes due to the high cost of living
which has resulted in many staples
being priced in the odd cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
19, 1851 SUBSCRIBERS IN HAWAII
give $1,000, 800 TO U. S. LOAN
Washington Officially Notified of Result of Bond Campaign in
Territory-Fory Business Houses Finance Employees
for Bonds txl.ss


Treasury Washington D. c. the
chairman
lmitee AMOUNT came from subs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
NEW ASSISTANT NAMED
TO SECRETARY M'AD00

ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. Naval wirslessl
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 90. =
Russell c. Leffingwell was appointed
today as assistant secretary Of the
treasury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

entirely cleared up at the meeting.
Col Mccarthy made lengthy talk on
the financial situation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
PARIS WAR CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON, .. c., Oct. 3o.-The
Paris conference Of the Allies agrees
to full understanding with the United
States. Food supplies is the FREEDOM.
mating subject. -. ...
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$4,000. 600 TO FRANCE.

WASHINGTON, D, c., Oct. 3o.-The
,uaited States today. made arrange,
ments to loan another $1,000, 900 to
France. .*..
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BRITISH CASUAL TIES
FOR WEEK ARE "a, 091

LONDON. Eng, Oct. 3o.-official
announcement was made today that
the British casualties for the week
were 24.091.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

Gen. Pershing reported the deaths
Of Private William J. Sanders, medical
corps who died of natural causes, and
Sergt Patrick Cassidy, infantry, killed
by falling from a train.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Oct. 80.
The first American official state.
nent concerning the fighting of Amer
leans in the trenches was printed in
German papers today without com.
ment. As a rule, the papers did not
include this statement In their regu-
lar. column Of enemy war reports.
The German journals are still en-.
deavoring to adhere to'the fiction that
the United States 10 not regarded as
a fulI-fIedeed member of the group
Of hostile nations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
Signal Corps
Officer First
US. Wounded

ASSOCIATED Press By o. s Naval wirslsss.)
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Oct. so (Mondayl.-The
first American wounded in the trench
es on, the French front has arrived at
a base hospital. He is lieutenant in
the signal corps who was hit in the
leg by a shell splinter.
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y THOSE RESCUED FROM
y SCHOONER CHURCHILL
= captain-charles Granzow.
= Chief offleer-hienry Anderson.
\ Second officer-Fred Wilson.
= carpenter-John Wessiek.
= Seamen-A. Anderson, William :
' Miller, Daniel Pinzoin, Pedro
' Romos, Sterling Jones, Hugo
y Munich.
= Carl Granzow, seven, and LOTUS
= GranzoW, IS, sons OF Captain
y GranzoW.
= Rescuing party in launch, MAXI
= ava Of kahului, Maui.
= \ y = = = y y .
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sid. fEx-dtvidend. +unquoted.
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