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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
Democratic consrsssien nal Candidate

bridgeport. Conn. Oct. flynn w.
wilson Of mis- city WAS nominated for
congress today by the Democratic Of
inc Fourth Congressional District as
their candidate TO succeed the late
,onsressman +. J. Hill. The special
election Will he held November a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
MONMOUTH.
Mcken

At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckinney of Nor
ris Hill. on Friday evening. oct. Il,
occurred tho marriage of their only
daughter. Miss Stella NJ. Mckinney
Of Monmouth. and Fred F.. Eaton of
Topsham. The maid of honor was
Miss Susie Carr, Alton Mckinney.
brother of the bride. acted AS best man.
The was performed by Rev.
c. l.. Ranghart. pastor Of the Meth
odist church, using the double ring
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton will re-
side in Topsham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
Mexican Bandits Active

Mission, Texas, Oct. 16.-Five Mexi-
can bandits today attacked the Next
can village of Grangeno, six miles
southeast of Mission. Armed citizens
drove them off. There were no known
casualties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
Campbell Gets Verdict

New York, Oct. ia. Vincent
Campbell. formerly a left fielder for
the Newark Federal League Baseball
Club. was awarded a verdict OF s5sS7
against the club in his suit for breach
Of contract here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
WINSLOW

Mrs. Charles Downs Of this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Chase and little
daughter Cora of Waterville have re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Carmel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

Regular meeting of Pell Clason
Camp. Son of Veterans. this Wednes-
day evening. AS matters of impor-
lance are to come before the meeting
q full attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Dudley was heid Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the home of her
daughter, Mrs. H. n. Bates. Central
street, Rev. II. S. Dow officiating. The
interment vas in Maple GROVE Gene
terry, Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
Aim to Make
YOUR Store
The Most
Interesting
News Center"

make your stores advertisement
eyour stores NEWSPAPER. ISSUE
re as frequently and a. regularly s,,
THIS NEWSPAPER IS ISSUED.
Make II as complete . record u.
Yths NEWS Of YOUR STORE ...h,'
Newspaper is Of the nsws and NE ~
the city and Of the world.
Make il q medium OF opeoa.l
TUkiTY NEWS FOR Housewives
efor all who buy-for all who aim .es
buy wisely.
! Make II REFLECT your sto's->
carry its spirit Of service. 81 hsIp',
Y~fuIness, to all who read this ns~,.'
tpsper-and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

Rev. II. n. Maxwell and family Of
Somerville are at their farm on Will
son lake for a short time.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting OF the Red Cross Tuesday aft
ernoon and a good bit was accom-
pliahod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

Miss Jackson and Miss Ruth Jackson
of westield, N. J.. are guests Of their
cousin. Miss Hope jackson. Pleasant
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
Stores
individuality
1.-THE voice" OF the sto-,

4 1.-THE voice" Of the sto-s U h..,..
In its advertising. '
Tho advertise nrent carries ro,.
~than messaees-mors than new, ~
especial offerings. Of sales, o. ,,x.
commodities, Of store.enterpri,, IL
securing desirable stocks o. osss,t
>under favorable condition.. =.
1 Il carries "the voice." the Pea.
SCNALITY. Of the store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17
GARDINER

Ralph B. Cheney Of Dresden was a
visitor in Gardiner and Augusta Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

Mrs. II. G. White and Miss Alice d.
w. White have returned from . visit
in the Mhite Mountain regions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

The cross was the emblem Of =
slaves death and a mutderefs nun =.
ishment and was naturally looked
upon by the Jew with horror. After
the celebrated vision OF Constantine
that ruler ordered to be made a cross
OF gold ana gems such a. he had seen
n the tree Of cursins and me-
SAT upon scepters ana was Goa
and signed on the forehead Of kinssa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-17

TO make a candle At 4 caucis.ucx
dip the end Of the candle In hot ra
Ter 10 soften the wax, and then nusb
II into the candlestock. 1'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

Hawaiian people and their place in
the land that vas once solely their
own.
They have. In some instances, been
and are now badly led, and have not
understood the hard economics OF
civilization and health, hence the race
has declined IN numbers and posi-
ton. IS
rAn. easy-going climate made an
easy-going people with the logical con-
sequences. e
" What we sow that do we reap
and this fact applies to all nations,
peoples and Individuals.
Il believed there was an opportunity
to encourage, inspire, and revive q
true spirit IN the Hawaiian race by
securing for them o representative
second only to that of governor of
Hawaii, hence expressed the above
sentiments tos the honorable secrer
.tary Of the interior and the preRident
Iof the United States and recommend.
ed the appointment a secretary of the
Territory OF Hawaii thei nearest I'm.
titled Representative living Of the old
monarchy and the present territory.
Col. Curtis p. Iaukeal
.IUCTUS Il PINKHAM.
Governor
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President Appoints
Him: Recommends
ed By Governor
Especial Staz-Dullet,n Cabisl
WASHINGTON, D. G., Ian.
10. - President Wilson this
afternoon nominated C. r.
laukea as secretary of the
territory. c. S. ALBERT.

Col. Iankea, Oahn senator, treas
urer and managing trustee OF the
Lilinokalani Trust, and agent for
Queen LiliuokalsIi, succeeds Wade
Warren Thayer as secretary Of Ha-
wall. s.
Mr.. Thayer's resignation took effect
on January I, or when his successor
was appointed ana qualified. The
appointment OF Col Iaukea, as told
in the above despatch, was sent to
the u. s. senate this afternoon by the
president. It Is expected TO be quick
ly confirmed. No possible reason is
known here for any delay In confirm
alton OF q veteran Democrat and q
citizen highly respected and cordial
ly liked.
It has been ramored several times
In the local press that Col. Iankea
might be the man recommended by
the governor as secretary, but moth
ing official was known about 1t, the
governor declining to- discuss the
matter In any way.
The Star-BnlIetinss despatch was
the first news OF the appointment re-
ceived here. This paper conveyed the
news to the governor, Col. .Iaukea aud
retiring Secretary fhayer.
Col. Iaukea has. been q Democrat
virtually ever since party government
was firmly established In the terri
tory, following the uncertain and
shifting political conditions that ac-
companied annexation. He has held
numerous offices In the old and more
modern days. He accompanied Kala-
kaua as aide aropnd the world In the
eighties, and later used to bear mes
ssges from the klrt 20 ne legislature.
In recent years he l,as been sl1eriff
OF the county and territorial senator.
his term IN the latter position just
closing.
As his comment upon the news,
Governor Pinkham gave the star
Bulletin the following statement:
For many years ! have realized
and recognized the sentiment dne the
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SAN Will
ACT AS MEDIATOR

Australia and the southern colonies
in general are coming to appreciate
more fully Uncle Sans neutrality,
says Hon. Neil Nielsen. trade commits
sioner to North America from New
South Wales, who is In Honolulu for
few hours on the S0nona. He has
been 'shomeo for few months and
Is now returning to his headquarters
II. san Francisco. @
Admitting freely that there has been
much criticism Of American neutral.
ity, he declares nevertheless that Aus
tralasia Is beginning to realize that
America has been Of immense benefit
to the Allies in supplying war muni-
tons, and most important Of all con-
siderations. that America Is the only
possible mediator when the war comes
to q close.
America is the only great neutral
power-the only mediator -and we
must turn to America for mediation
to secure peace" he says. Holland
Is out OF the questions too small and
relatively unimportant to mediate be-
tween these great warning groups. All
the other neutrais are out Of the Ques-
tion. Spain, once great power, Is
now decadent."
He was asked If the presidents re-
cent peace suggestions had imperilled
the position of this country for media
tion. He answered at once that they
have not.
sOf course there isSmuch criticism
Of the president by the Allies. who
say any such suggestions at this time
are entirely inopp0rtune and play into
the hands of Germany, but the presi-
dent has not diminished the useful
ness of his country.
The Allies are now beginning to
get their stride whereas Germany Is
at the top of her success.g
: He tells interestingly of the organi-
zation Of every Allied country toward
CARRYING on the war indefinitely. Aus
tralia is doing this to . remarkable
extent.
Mr.. Nielsen says there Is no danger
Of British coal embargo cutting Ha-
waii Off from Australian coal, nor Of
the meat for the army being stopped,
but doubts IL there win be any tighten
ing Of the present trade restrictions.
as the conditions IN the colonies make
regulation Of food and clothing stnffs
necessary.
He also expresses tie opinion that
the failure Of the cohscription Bill
to carry ON referendum vote VIII:
not greatly lessen the number Of men
Australia win send to the front.
though recruiting may 90 along more
slowly.
IN sum, he takes 8 decidedly optI-
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name OFFICERS
FOR HAWAII DUTY

Thirteen officers from other de-
partments are to be sent here for
duty through special orders issued in
Washington and received yesterday
from the mainland.
The order Is taken as contemporary
With that announced yesterday In the
STAR Bulletin in which nearly a score
Of officers from this department are
ordered away. The list due here, with
former regiment and date Of transfer,
Is as follows: 8
tached to 9Th Infantry, to the 32nd
Infantry, December IA. 1916.
Maj. Hunter b. Nelson, 3rd Infan-
try, to the 25th Infantry, January /.
1917.
Capt. Jere Baxter, 2Sth Infantry, to
the 25th Infantry, January 1, 1917.
Capt Corbit s. Hoffman, 34th Infan-
try, to the S2nd Infantry, January i,
Capt. Merrill E. Spalding, 2sth In
fantry, to the 18th Infantry, Jan
uary /. 1917.
Capt. Theodore A. Baldwin, Jr, In.
fantry. to the End Infantry. January
Capt. William E. Holiday. 18th IN.
fantry, to the 18th Infantry. January
First Lieut.. Samuel j. Heidner, zist
Infantry, to the 2nd Infantry, january
1, 1917.
First Lieut. John A. Afdrey. 18th
infantry. to the 32nd Infantry, Jan
nary I, 1911
Mai. Frederick +. Arnold, cavalry
(attached to 18th Cayalryl TO the 4th
Cavalary. January 2, 1917
Capt Sherman Miles, Bird Field Ar
tiliery. to the 1st Field Artillery, Jan
nary 3, 1917.
First Lieut.. Philip L. Thurber. Bird
Field Artillery. to the 1st Field Artil-
lery, January !. 1917
Chaplain Haywood Z. Winter. 18TH
infantry. 70 1st Infantry, January 4,
1911.
Each Of the officers named belong
ing to regiments IN the Southern de-
partment, who is transferred or as
signed 70 3 regiment serving "a the.
Hawaiian department, = ordered TO-
take the first available transport fol-
lowing his relief by M officer return
ing from i0reisn service
Maj, william J. Eitz. gfh Infantry.
who vas ordered to tie 1st 5nfantrt.
effective January 1, 1917. died . few
days after The order vas issued
nistic view 81 lhf war situation, with
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The note win not be made public
In the Allies capitals FOR a hours
after It has been received IN Wash
ington. out Of courtesy to the United
States.
The terms as outlined "a the note
are more specific as to the dsma11s
Of the Allies than the reply which tie
Entente group made 70 the German
proposals. It is understood. however,
that the note II stiII of general
character and ist very gnsld<1 ~ u
PARIS, France. Jan. 10LMarceI
Hut-n, a welESnown Journalist. 1as
written an article declaring that he
has II on good authority that the INT
ents reply to President Wilson d
ultra Sensational and that is de-
livery is imminent
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GERMANY AFTER
FLEMISH COAST

LONDON, Eng Jan. 10. The Lon.
don Times says that ~ Gustav 1.fe.-
euan1. liberal deputy cI n. Ger
man parliament b sIee|1 q Hans
over declared that Germany .I||
emerge from he var b possession d
the Flemish coast m D[Ie..II1. 4
quoted 63 saying t11( Germany nov
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

At the meeting Of the board OF SUI
peryisors Tuesday night q resolution
authorizing the issuing OF bonds to
pay for King street extension was
passed. The bonds WIN amount TO
$3.50 and pay 81 per cent. They
win be dated January 10, 1917, and
payable January IS. 1926.
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SHANNON SUNK?
REPORT DENIED

BERLIN, Germany, Jan. 10.-The
Overseas News Agency reports that
the British cruiser Shannoh was sunk
by mine In November.
LONDON, Eng, Jan. i0.-The Brit
ish admiralty denies that there is any
truth in the story Of the sinking Of
the shannon
The Shannon Is a 1908 cruiser. Of
1900 tons.
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entente REPLY TO Mr.. WILSON
READY; REPORT FROM PARIS IT
WILL Be ULTRA SENSATIONAL' :
All Allies Join in Reply to Presidents
Suggestion That Terms Be Outlined--
Heavy Fighting on Northeast Front
tAssoeIatsd Press serviee 81 Psaeral wirels.al

NEW YORK " Jan toPsrslstent Ia shppss circles
which
Atlantic has sunk British cruiser No details kneM
AMsTERDAM Heland 1oAn emphatic dsesrs.Ion
Morserts Association according from
- y q.
s,n spesto
WASHINGTON. c. To- Secretary Lansing
without Instructions the belief that would
He
the president would es the q their countries
n c5nm
ton
dor Sharp In Paris s<
LONDON given the report
OF President Wilson both sides
fighting
the
be d
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

/ The members Of the new territorial
Grand Jury vim meet IN the Judiciary
building q 2 o'clock next Friday aft
ernoon.
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The next meeting Of the board OF
snpervisgrs viii be held Friday even
ingA January II, at 7:30 O'Clock.
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AUSTRALIA. BEARS
WAR SpLHvD|DLY,
RHODES DECLARES
Honolulu Newspaper
man, on Way Home From
Business Trips, Gives Graph
ic Statement; Tariff on
American Goods May Go
Much Higher

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AiictlCdlt oUUuS Mdy w
Mich HiOher
-
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orsfifIea :, ;1reserf beIe,s ! or.ohie
- s,If,,oritsfiv,@ stster,ec, A. lusfr..
~, ~.nSl.le.. ~, rh.-l.s i ehr<ee
t.s..e. ,s,.,.s. esrr.sr - s.roI,I,,
So 80, . orc1rSres,s; b..In.ss,r.r 4
ear Fr.nciseo: HIs ststements cn
war conditions In the colonies are Of
unus1sI lntersst. And sre made \ the
comment 81 ! trained obssrver.l
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fsresisng ecnrfry.r ssia chsrIee Il.
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Greece Yielding
To Entente Force

fAssocisted Press by Faderal wireless,
5 LONDON, Eng, Jan. 10- News from
Athens says that the Greek council
Of ministers favors the acceptance Of
the terms Of the Entente ultimatnnl.
The Exchange Telegraph Agency says
that the Greek government Is yielding
to the pressure Of the Allies.
ATHENS, Greece. Jan. I0.--It is
announced in government circles that
the Entente Powers have given salts
factory guarantees against the extern
sion Of the Venizelos influence, which
is hostile TO the present government.
The Constantine council Of ministers
will shortly make reply to the En-
tente uitfmatum.
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GERN1AN RAIDER IN ATLANTIC SUNK BY CRUISER
Late News At A Glance
CHICAGO POLICE SCANDAL REACHING WIDE

CHICAGO.
that his hotel was the Of raids
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aDuFFAlo BILL. PAssE AWAY AT DENVER

ssurrALo s,LL. PASSES s.ssI away At DENVER
s s % 1. We. M SSI ss m ess
know known 's al over the world --''' '
AcAMsoH LAW ARGUMENTS ARE CLOSED
d. @ s s ne ss iSs as1.s s'g
~ m % I ~ u soss @ hs case tor the
..,. navy MEN HAVE .sAAss y as sALvAos u.
Ss i. while sRsn ss:
q the cruiser Mlwaues attempting take line
a d
s5sTts a -,
the s
s Union ne
disturbance and police nns
-. sol,sr o. MANY c.Tls HusT 1Aasy
a. Gw 1 ad i ne DS q D s are
Kansas cIg 4 develops tina. the arrested Pnsdephs
ne ssnss vas ss saP ses &c
Ta.cisco CAL rssass today !. ne Trial
the bombing case saesmn produced pam
s as s 81 ne . @ Re :s X dit a
% 70 q r. asnsf s s s bs ~ @''f Sc @
~ s s' 49,
eso~0 ss5s5 .,.. sote.so
Ho Hawaii Grea. Northern arrived here on
. ss ss Many ss s IL
seAs0 ,s,..ss. e SssHs ! mas s.'. axsss x,
sesss Trade held Z annual sIsetlea
s s NV Is % Bss ssss.s s
SCHOONER SAVED rRo N ps,rrsso Assoas
csla Sudden
M bhed side Of Pier u to unti the storm
i. !. s s,Ts : !: s.Ss.s =.
" a irwin % Estate @ y m nforseen asaon arises "
s s e % Sc o @ rs a
for the purchase q the federal building site
HAssoR soARD NAY VISIT wA.kIk, sIAca
!, board body = visit waikiki. beach
whole
RAasrAIl ron sToaM AsouT as INCHES
2:lo this afternoon the total for last nishts and to
Gay day. soe. M 0 was al inches sceo1 e st Ham
n today LII inches Todsys
date ss
@ sSs Ssssis sasns 1sp. s ms 60
e.
$ % seSaiSn % may n y & viewed ss a5 s %
he nav
cssAMsss @ coMMIacg oIrs BACK cr oLy.pAD
. which ii Ss oaooi q 'sa the mainland WIN Be d the
support
$780, This 1915
also chairman Of the finance and audit
mttee $1,000 subscription hire
q follow bills before the session OF legisaure
n February, and
AsIssAlooN LEAGUE HOPES ron pnoH,srlon HERE
Ansaoon Lasue here have reason 70 hope that
prohibition
An prohibition
I before the territories prohibition
joint understand
prohibition
outl
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10Wfia t"Bualo Bifl Cody noted
Indian fighter Civil War and Snowman died here today
in 1886
q s.. -
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ArAMsoN LAW ARouMENrs ARE CLOSED

d. c.,
He said could In
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NAVY MEN HAVE Nh SNAPS IN rs SALVAGE

EUREKA CAL JAM l0BoatsW ain Roufs sustained broken
while
be OF the salvage received minor injuries when boats cr
milwaukee, shoreward
submarine H3 int difficulties
SURF The heavy breakers washed TIL ashore.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

80. 80.
harbor
feet visit the
this
afternoon { 8 -
The the
sheds On Piers and 10 They call for 100 feet tower in the cen
swimming adjacent be viewed by
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suFFRAoIsTs slLENTLY PIckETINe WHITE housE

WASHINGTON p c. Jan loTo impress upon washington their
ton suas today began silent pickeing Of the White House
suffragists
disturbances police Hing feminine
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AZ 21o nights and to
rick the y weather bureau From last night when the rain began
1885, fell Todays rainfall 2:10 this
has 40 OF INCH making the total precipitation for the
fall tonight
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LAsoRITEs TRYING 70 IN FLuENcE MOONEY TRlAL9


Thomas
the reparedness parade bombing alesman
felony
systes The pamphlet published the international
Workers Defense ~
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NEW YORK. NJ Y, io-Ps rsstent rumors sh.ppip
that the German raider which reported
Mantle has been sunk BY British cruiser No details
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meeting Of the body WIZ probably visit Waikiki
determine obsucns the right Of
along the subject following
abormastef w Foster fences along the line Church
he felt that should responsibility
tearing down that be
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BIC crowd on esEAT NoaTHEan SEES VOLCANO

HILO. Hawaii. Jan. 10s-The steamer Great Norther
time today with big crowd Many Of the passengers
70 the unusually fine display The weather here is
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FEnERAL STE MITIGATION ls cLosEp

The last disputed claim 70 properly n the Irwin site was settled in
Irwin Estate Company unless unforeseen isation arises this
been u office the
for the purchase of the federal building site
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: ANT-sALooN LEAGUE HOPES ron pRoHiBirioN 4

AntSaoon
for prohibition
bin before territories that prohibition for
Alaska possibility
passase o mesure make both territories George w Pa
Joint good He the league been given g understand
Delegate kuhio prohibition
Congress singing
opposition
congess generally desirable territories