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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17
MAY 9, 1918
Patents

Patents
United States to Northern Pacific
Railway Co, nwQ of swq, neq of neo
2O-l4-37, lots ,, 4, of 4-13-S7.
Deeds
H. Il, Davis ct TX. to o. c. Golding
tract in seq 2O-17-43. 81.
J. NJ. Risley to Mabel Risley. lot
., blk 10, Beach's add, Palouse. 81.
Anthony c. Atkinson ct Tx. to
Howard Gimlin, seq 80, nwq 29-14-
40, sh of swq, sh of nh of swo. swo
OF seq, sh of nwq of seq 2O-14-45,
$4,000.
Nancy NJ. Vermillion ct vir to F.
P. Cornell, lost 7, s, 3, 10, blk 9
Huffman's add, Tekoa, $500.
Palouse Athletic Assn. to City OF
Palouse, lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, blk 10
lots l, 2, 3, A, 5, 6, blk %, Powers
add, Palouse, 81.
f. A. Berry to Mamie II. Brown.
lot /, blk 20, Oakesdale, $500.
Moses H. Arlington ct al. to L.
Kramer, seq 5-19-42. $1O.40O.
p. Jennings ct ux. to |. n. Throck-
morton, lots 10, Il, blk 5, Lockhart's
add, st. John, $500
Mortgages
Howard Gimlin ct Tx. to ANTHONY
c. Atkinson, seq 80, nwq 29-14- As,
sh of swq, sh of nh of swq, swq OF
seq, sh of nwq of seq 2O-14-45, $36,-
SOS.
w. d. Ragon to J. N, Pickrell and
Oscar Cain, live stock, machinery
$3.50.
Thomas Lee and Robert Morford
to A. b. Willard. live stock, machin-
cry, two-thirds crop part sections ] 8.
1924, sec is in AS, $5014.O5.
p. d. Hare to Hodgins Motor Co.
auto, 800.
f. NJ. Fitzwater to First Nationa
Bank, St John, live stock. machin.
cry, crop on seq 10, nh of 15-18-40
$3.50.
A. c. Veum to F. L. Snyder, live
stock, machinery, two-thirds crop OF
Mrs. Peterson land, $1518.45.
Releases
N. w. MCGEE to Geo. Riley ct ux.,
real mtge.
Pacific Building & Loan Assn. tc
Frank NJ. Isaacs, real mtge, 5000.
st. John State Bank to Day Rey.
nolds, chattel.
First National Bank, Pullman. tC
Frank b. Young, chattel, $1,000.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Helmer Hardware Co. to |. A
Brown, auto, $3.50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17

United States to Northern Pacific
Railway Co, nwq of swq, neq of neo
2O-14-37, lots ,, 4, of 4-13-37.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN!

Own Your Home in Live College
Town-For sale, Lots 2 and 9, Block
4, Campus Park Addition; 80 IT.
front, 40 it. depth, 10 TT. back,
Improved by a 7-room house, a m cd
ern poultry house, tree paintings to
shade, evergreens, cherries, apples,
and pears Ideal garden soil. Two
blocks from State College Campus
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County Records
MAY 6, 1918
Patents

Patents
rrited States to Northern Pacific
n.,lvay Co., nwq of nwq, nwq OF
.ro neg of neg 90 seq OF seq 2S'
- If seq 32-14-37.
''e Deeds
Gao Brink to Hiram Brink ct ux,,
o,o brink ct ux., one-third interest
sro q, part 2O-15-41, $40.
uiram Brink ct ux., Otto Brink ct
undivided two-thirds interest
nort ned 2O-15-41, $40.
pobt A. Hungerford ct ux. to
lain B. Bostic, blk a, blk 5, lots /,
a A. blk 6, blk 7, blk 8, sunnyside
add. pullman, $4,000.
Las Emert ct uX. to ]. X. Smaw-
lov lots in Fairs Bird add, Pullman.
Mortgages
Clara Brumbaugh ct vir to ColfaX
National Bank, undivided one-sixth
interest nwq, nh of swq, swq of swq
15-15-43, $40.
Releases
C. Miles to Laura A. Bailor ct
vir real mtge, $4,000.
W. E. Mitchell to u. NJ. and o. J.
Chestnut Model Garage, chattel,
1926.
Clarice J. Marler to Nels Helgert,
chattel, $3.50.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Brewer Motor Car company to j.
A. Henderson, auto, $1056.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17

Whether He's Fighting on Sea
or Land Send him a pouch of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
IF he doesn't chew yet, he'll slice it up
and mix it with his pipe tobacco to give
it flavor and improve his smoke.
You will send your friend more tobacco
comfort and satisfaction in one pouch of
Real GraveIy Plug than in half dozen
plugs of ordinary tobacco.
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug, and
he will tell you that's the kind to send. Send the
best!
Ordinary plug is false economy. 1t costs les:
per week to chew Real GraVely. because small
chew Of it lasts a long while.
SEND YOUR FRIEND IN THE u. s. SERVICE
POUCH OF GRAVELY
Dealers all around here carry it in 1Oc pouches
A &c. stamp will put it into his hands in any ram
ing Camp or Seaport of the u S. A. Even over
there" &c. stamp will take it to him. Your dealer
will supply envelope and give YOU official directions
how to address it.
p n. GRAyELY TOBACCO CO.. DanVilIe, Va
The Patent Pouch Keeps il Fresh and Clean and Cood
n IL nor Real CpdVeLy t0ithout this FToteet0" |eu'
Established 1884 UH
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MAY 8, 1918

-"H o, 1919
A.. albert Hilty to Daniel Geigfer, un.
!, ''ued half interest part 12-16-4S
en-. .'ne City Development Co. to Mrs
pT .ollne Letter, lots 3, 4, blk 20
cit,' city Development Co., add, Pine
D. Mortgages
1o my A. Bowers ct ux. to Vermont
sso - q Trust Co., trustee, VIII and
a., -, en- Is, nh of neg %, part nee
roy $4,000 and $500.
tb, n, A Case to ]. T. Tady, two.
.s.1 IS crop part 25-12-44, and As
Releases
,o. S'ne L. Eide to B. Fl. McDougall
a, mtge, $500.
pa,a1 lux of Rosalia to Sherman Sch
chattel, $4,000.
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MAY 7, 1918
Deeds

Thos Wallace Savage, Jr., ct ux.
to Mary E. Hamilton, the nwq /, neg
and tract in -14-44, 81.
D. E. Packard to Fannie Mack, lot
s, blk 4, W. II. Rudolph's add, La
Crosse, $110.
Lettie E. McNall to Milla A. Nc
Nall, lots 4, 5, blk 80, Evan, $3.50.
Willis A. Evans ct uX. to Lettle f.
McNall, lots 4 ), blk SO, Evan, $3.50.
Paul A. Standby ct Tx. to Hannah
E. Standley, part sections II, IS, in
las, part sec 6-11-45, seq of seq
d-12-45, 81.
A D. Burrow ct al. to Clarence j.
Morgan, part nwq of seq 5-19-41,
$3.50.
]. T. Hawks ct ux. to b. C. Spur
gin, lots 3, -, 13, IA, blk 81, End
Syndicate add, Guy.
f. l.. Badger ct ux. to Thos. Neill,
part lot IA, blk a., Pullman, 5000.
Elsie NJ. Stadley ct vir to Hannah
b, Stadley, part sec 17-11-45, lot 8,
sec 6, lot 3, sec s, lot 8, sec POLL
40, except. 81.
Leases
Karl j. II. Weber to Fred e. Mar
Ter, part lots 2, 3, blk 81, ColfaX. S25
per month.
Mortgages
Jas, NJ. Martin, Cleveland Martin
ADM, to Oregon Mortgage Co., Ltd,
part VIII IA, part nh 23-15-41, except.
$4,000.
Jas M. Martin, Cleveland Martin.
adm'' to Pacific Trust Assn, Ldt., sh
lS-l5-4l, except, part eh 14-15-41,
$4,000.
Fern Miller ct ux. to Union Trust
0o' part sh of sh 8-17-45, part nh
H-l7-45, $12, 500.
w. F. O'Brien to Roy Allen, live
stock $40.
Mrs Nellie Belts to n. p. John
son and Simon Hjelmstad. cow.
1852.
Releases
NoOt' e. Curtis to Claude A. Huff
uian ct TX, real mtge, $2425.
Robt. NJ. Curtis ct al. to Claude A.
huffman ct uX., real mtge, 5000.
Mrs. Mary A. Ayerill to Jas. NJ.
martin ct ux., real mtge, $4,000.
Bill of Sale
Nels J. Helgert to Fred E. Marler,
undivided half interest in Cold stor-
'se Meat Market, Colfax, $455O.
Conditional Bills of Sale
iOledo Scale Co. to Verne Baker,
scales, SIS.
Dlumanuer Frank Drug Co. to NJ.
Grady Drug Co, soda fountain
outfit, $3.50.
Mltchell-Lewis staver Co. to Chris
Lucht auto, $500.
"r'chell Lewis Staver Co. to NJ.
4 Walker, auto, $1525.
Agreement
nary h, Hamilton with T. w. Saw
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17

Farmers Supply Co. to Geo. Anton
conditional bill of sale, 5000.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Williams & Gallagher to Spencer
d. Brumbaugh, auto, $3.50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17

entrance. All sidewalk and street
paving assessments paid. Owner Is
leaving for overseas and must sell
at big sacrifice. Price, $500; terms
to suit. Address E. D. Alvord, 603
Linden Ave, Pullman, Wash. Phone
2814. May 3 If
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FOR SALE-Household goods, in
Guiding piano. Phone 1902, Sangers
addition. my11-18
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
IRISH CORPORAL y. ;,
''* GRANTED HIS LIFE
Man Landed From German Sub
marine In Connection With
Sim Fein Plots Is Saved

LONDON, August 3 - ASSOCIATED
Press)- Lance Corporal J. Bowling Of
the COnnaught Rangers, who was land
ed on the coast Of Ireland from q Ger
man submarine in April last and later
sentenced to die, has had his sentence
eommutcd to life imprisonment.
1t was announced on June 10 that
the man who was landed from Ger.
man submarine was Corporal Bowling,
the landing having 1ccn made on April
r.. H. was detected, captured and i'm
prisoncd in the Tower Of London,
The collapsible boat in which Dowi-
ing wNs landed was made Of canvas
with a bottom of twenty three wooden
Stats each four inches wide, making
the boat about eight feet in-length two
feet wide and twenty inches depth, II
he'd an inner lining Of rubber fabric
When rolled up it weighed less than
forty pounds. When the buOyancy
chambers were pumped full Of air the
boat could readily support three men
Bowling had been prisoner in the
hands Of Germany and II was following
his arrest that disclosures came of wide
spread Sim Feinn plots, including pla ms
for establishment of German submarine
bases in ireland and the arrest of 'six ty
nine Slim Fem leaders, not 500 as
originally reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
LOTA WILL RUN FOR
SENATOR FROM KAUAI
Has Been Living In Honolulu
Several Years

Rev. James X. Lota representing
Kauai IN the lower house the past
few sessions, will run for senator this
time OH knnai, Representative James
K. Kula Of the same island said yes
terday. Lota has been making his
home in Honolulu for quite a while,
hardly ever visiting the Garden Island
tn" past two o. three years.
Since first coming to the Legislature
I.0ta was ordained n minister of the
Gospel and later became pastor of the
KaneOhG Hawaiian Church on the other
side Of the island, this church being
under the supervision Of the Hawai-
ian Board of Missions.
Representative Kula was not surn
about his own political future he said
yesterday, although it is also very
probable that he will stand again for
the house from Kauai, which he has
been representing for quite some time
Kula is also making his home in H0
nolulu, although now and then he makes
short run across to the Garden Isl
and.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
Market ..
MAY SELL MEAT

II" territorial market commission is
comNih"ring the renewal Of fresh meat
sot"s A. ME- public market when this
establishment gets we'll started under
the new commission and the future
policies nrc decided upon Manager
I.ightfo"' said %estcttiay that there WAS
a possibility Of his branch Of the mark
otinc scr"f"c being opened up again
IL the rdbnt OSinred any inclination
to support such a, project.
Fish prices Mt tn" regular fish mark
cts went up Yesterday for some unacr
EQUITABLE reason and sea food was o
luxury which only the wealthy could
purchase. Ulua was marked up at thir
weight cents: ulnula was selling for
fOrtY-four cents and ehu and opakapakn
brought forty two cents a pound, Aku.
was selling Mt tbirteen cents, with few
purchasers. az this sraeies Nf fish il
not popular. j. F. Child. federal fobh
commissioner, is on Kauai and none
of the r'"'ks in the commissioner Of
flee could explain these high prices yes
tCrdaY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
WILL compile RULES !,
FOR MPORT|NGD BOOZE

Rules and regulations for the import.
ing Of huuur ID the Islands, after Che
hawaii Prohibition Act goes into eff
feet on August 90, for medicinal, sac.
ramental, scientific and mocha nical
purposes, are to be complied at a con,
ference of the representatives of the
various liquor license boards, the ht
torhey general and Governor c. J. Nc,
Carthy on next Tuesday.
%. The tentative regulations are now be
ing drawn up by the attorney general q
stan and will be submitted for APPROX.
al at the meeting. 1t has been suggest.
ed that some territorial board be plac,
ed il charge of the importing Of the
necessary liquor, which Is, permissible
under O section of the Prohibition Act
This board would then be given full
authority over the distribution of the
liquor in the Islands.
At present though there is little like
lihOod that this suggestion can be car,
fied out, due to the lack of funds to
pay the necessary expense. Because
Of this it is said some other method of
distribution and importation will have
to be evolved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
.HALSEY OyERRULED,
JAPANESE ADMITTED
Department of Labor Holds Three
Clerks OF T! r. II. Refused
Landing Are Not laborerS

l.. c. BCmiss, local mana GOT of the
To"o Kni"cn K"ts'ia steamship Co re
ceivcd word from the department of
labor at Washington Yesterday that
three japanese clerks, who had be"n
sent hero from Japan to work in tho
local Office and who had been refused
permission TO lnnd here by the immi
grafton authorities, had a right to be
employed here and that they were not
contract laborcrs, MS was contentied by
Inspector Hnlsey.
During the latter part Of June this
year six Japanese clerks were sent here
to assist in the Office Of the Togo Kni.
sen Kaisha Steamship Co. which was
to be opened. Three Of these employees
wore all6wd to land three were refps-
ed admission to the Territory By the
local Immigration officials. The latter
held that the three men who were re-
fused admission were contract labor.
ers and under the provisions Of the
federal law which deals with these
cases admission to the Territory was
refused them.
Mr.. Bemiss, through attorneys for the
steamship company which he roprel sIits,
appealed from the decision OF the local
Immigration men and furnished, proof
to the effect that these Japanese were
experienced steamship mon; that they
bad been in the employ Of the T9yo
Kaisen Kaisha Co. in periods ranging
from three to twelve years and that
their coming to Hawaii was merely o
transfer from the head office in Toxic
to q branch office here, Under thess
conditions the department. of labor held
that these men were not to be classed
as contract laborets and 'cabled Mr.
Bemiss and Immigration Inspector Hal
sey to that effect yesterday,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
REGISTRAR MERRIAM
RES|GNS---GOVERNOR
SELECTS SUCCESSOR
Capable Head Of important BIZ
reau Steps Out After Four
teen Years OF Service D
WHO TO NAME HAS =. Il.
PUZZLED THE B0URB0NS
Plenty of Deserving Democrats
But Not Many With the Spe- =.
CiaI Qualifications Needed

CbarIcs IT Norr;oru Co. ,,.. 49,.
,..,ct..sr iO oi 'D.-' '"'l"
'ou''oon Se"'S registrar OF convey
ances, has tend"red his resi- snation TO
Governor Mccarthy, who has accepted
H. A sneeessor has already bocn en-
- L.iA. - -
~ " INC "0" i'so
trar Is being withheld for tho present.
II will probably be announced by the
Governor to-day
S,,oL !. ho ;,ro., ....,
- W. W "''''ioN ioNeiN''
thIouge an au'h"r,tatiVe source by the
NuNortlSeE ye"'roay. IL ID unconnrm
ed out nutnennc; M Merriam VIII
move rom the olS once IN the Judi-
cary buldlnE INTO the once OF ono
"l inc Dig corH"ra'lohS uowntowh"ahu
new man VIII Keep track or the sales
nhu leases mo mortgages
SuccesSor Seioc'eo
r'cking y S"'''S'or 10 mr. Merriam
N's occuPleu i'rnocratlc mlhds TOT tne
past lseNerai DAYS There are stu
some deserving democrats unProYlded
TOT, nut even III the hlRh bourDon err
cies u mas peCn recognized that VINO
yer Steps INTO Merr'am shoes must DC
able 70 cary on the once being
one or the highest importance, DE
manding ON expert mead, where there
gan DC no hRu[ehead administrator
Such man ms oeen lounu'
very Vuiet ABOUT IL -.
the selection OF the mead OF tn'
bureau OF conVeyances rests nomlnaIiy
IN the hanqs or tne territorial treas
nrer' ont net syllahie mas leaked Iron
treasurer MetEgeT 'nat sucn a thlht
as a change IN the bureau had peer
decided upon or that Mr.. Merriam nae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
AMERICAN Factors H., .
SECURES watkins

Included in the changes brought
about and to be brought about by the
Incorporation or American Factors
Limited, and its absorption of the
business of II. Hackfeld & Co, Limited,
will be the taking of Norman Watkins
from the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company,
Of which he is the manager, to become
manager of the merchandise depart,
mcnt Of Americap Factors, Limited.
With IIackIeld 4 Co. the similar posi-
ton has Leon held by August Hum,
burg.
Mr.. Watkins has not as yet rendered
his resignation to the. Hawaiian Fer.
tilizer Company and 81 not to go with
tho new corporation until early in Sep
TENDER. He has been the manager of
the fertilizer company since March,
1912, and declined to leave that com
pany when he was importuned to do
so and to succeed Ginara as manager
of he Mineral Products Company prop
critics in California.
For Weak Stomach
AS general rule all you need to do
is to ABORT diet suited to your age
and occupation and TO keep your bowels
regular. When you feel that You have
c"ten too much and when constipated
take one of Chamberlain 3 Tablets For
ale by Benson, Smith & Co.-Adv.
- Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
TWO APPOINTED 70
BOARD Of HEALT

DR.. Frederick T.. Trottcr, chief quar-
amtlne officer Of the United States pub
lie health service, has been appolntr |
as II member Of the board of health to
succeed H. F. Wichman, who has re-
signed. Another vacancy on thr board
Of health has been filled by Governor
Mccarthy by the appointment Of Gil
bert j. Waller, Jr., to succeeds his
father. Gilbert J, Waller. Sr., who re-
gn"d because of his residence o. the
ConSt.
The territorial statute requires 'hat
there be two doctors on the hoard Of
health. and with the resignation of DR..
J. 5. u. Pratt it was left with only
one. Governor Mccarthy and Nur.orr
:. 'aXson, the new president Of ,lu'
h"nrd have complied with this rc,u,rr
ment by the selection Of Doctor TroI,rl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
BRITISH DOMINANCE
Of AIR IS SHOWN

LONDON, August 3-tAssociated
Press One hundred and nine enemy
machines destroyed or put out Of con.
trol is told in the weekly report of air
activities issued last night.
On the Western front seventy foe
machines were destroyed and eleven
were put out of control at possible
cost of twenty seven British aircraft
and crews that are missing.
On the other fronts the British down
ed eighteen enemy planes and lost only
two.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
Stop! Look Listen!
Link Is Really
CIT F6r DELEGATE
Perennial Candidate Of Pauahi
Street Coyy Consents To
Have Ills Name On Ticket N
Response To imagined De-
tIiand .5As ' = =

4 Link McCandless has finally ftdecid.
ed = that thcfe IL such an unanimous
and voeiferous demand for him TO oc!
'snpy himself with his usual hopeful
pastime of running for delegate to
congress- that he has at last formally
announced his candidacy. - b.!
: For weeks Link pretended that he
vas making UP his mind and said TING
and again that be WASH Y sure whether
he would run or not. OF course, this
deceived nobody who knew Link. IL
wds n foregone conclusion that he
would run and evervb how at oil nc
queinted with Hawaii's perennial cam
didate knew that he never had the
slightest doubts about what he would
do. . y. '..''..,..
M Link did surprise some people,
though, week or two ago when in an
interview in The Advertiser he admit
ted that there might possibly be sonne-
body else in the Democratic party than
himself and minated that II was even
possible that the Bourbons might pre-
fer to have new standard bearer.
His Little Joke q IE''>
Apparently, however, this was a mere
stall on the part of Link, just his little
Joke, for Of course, there is nobody else
in the party qualified to be candidate
for delegate At least, if there is,
Link can Y see II. - s
80 yesterday he came out into the
open and anffouneed to breathless pub
lie that he. was IT. d. g.. L.. s
But Link was coy. He didn't come
too far out all at one time. 1t might
almost be said that he was modest, II
that weren Y so ridiculous. Link didn Z
tell the general public he was going to
run. He just announced it in his own
little private Hawaiian Newspaper that
be maintains for the purpose of boost
ing himself. His announcement, in
othe words, was printed in the Aloha
Alma; 1t reads as follows: .,r
The ANNOUNCEMENT - J.
"HaVing received many letters from
Democrats all over the Territory, and
being urged by friends and at meet
ting places of Democrats which 1 have
attended, requesting me TO run as can
adidate for delegate Of the Democratic
party in the coming primary.
! Therefore, I hereby announce nv
candidacy as delegate on the Demo
cratic tieketsin the coming primary. y
"Sr viii abide by the platform of the
Deni9eratic paSty; Will support the
Continuation Of the present land laws,
but will oppose the bin introduced by
Rukio TO eliminate the word Given
ty.fye" names for the opening Of pub
lie lands. This bill is in congress. Be
cause Kuhiof was asked, he introduced
| this bin. a2biiI that win prevant citi
zenss from obtaining public lands. :
d" In conclusion, I &humBly ask fol
your support in the coming primary
HndS at the general election The coming
| November. :, VT
=. LINCOLN L. MeCANDLESS. -
And Link ran his picture with his
announcement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
HOLSTE|N W Will. Be-
CANDIDATE AGAIN

HII.O, August Especial to The
speaker of the house of Representatives
will he n candidate again for the house
from Kohala, his candidacy being an,
nounced here Yesterday through Sena,
tor stephen Dcsha.
The reverend senator also announ".
ed that he intended to support ]. W.
Russell as Republican candidate for
the senatorial nomination to succeed
Senator Makrkau, who term has ox,
Pired.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
SMOKES Will COST
MoRE Under new Law

WASHINGTON, August 2-Cofieial)
Working on the eight billion dollar
revenue bill the house ways and means
committee is making steady Roadway.
Taxes on Injuries are to be largely
increased in accordance with the orr.
ginal plan and this will double the
special taxes on manufacturers of to
baceos. cigars and cigarets. Theaters
and other amnsements are to be classed
as luxuries and will be more heavily
taxed than under the present law.
Brokers will also find their taxes con-
sderably raised. O.. =
So far as determined at the present
time stamps will not be disturbed.
4 re ~ Il - = q " r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
FORMER DUTCH VESSEL
SUNK IN COLLISION

NEW YORK, August 2-(Associatcd
Press)-Five are missing and the cap
tain of the steamer is dead as the re
suit of the sinking of the Poseidon
after collision with an American tank
steamer off the Atlantic coast. The
captain, J. DurIo was picked up dead
in one of the boats, exposure having
cost his life.
The PosPidon was one of the vessels
which the United States took over from
Holland. She was Of thousand tons
registry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
GERMAN ADMIRALTY .xtesh
Z. STAFF SEES CHANGES

COPENHAGEN, August 3-tAssoci.
atea Pfessl --AdmiFal Won HoltKen.
dorff. ch6f>of the German admiralty
staff has been retired, it is announced
in semi nnieial wblff's despatch from
Berlin. He win be succeeded BY "Ad-
mirai Fseheep commander of the German
battle fleet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
PRESIDENT P0INCAlRE
ENTERTAINS HOOVER

PARIS August 2--( Associated Press
President roncaire today gave
luncheon in honor Of United States
Food Administrator Herbert G. Hoover
Prominent representatives of the Unit
ed States, France, Britain and Italy
were among the other guests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
RED CROSS FIGHTING
TUBERCULOSIS STILL

WASHINGTON, August 2-(OmciaD
As a part Of the rehabilitation v.'~k
which the American Red Cross has
undertaken in France, II is announced
in dispatches from Paris, half u million
dollars has been appropriated to com.
plete the installation of four hospitals
for tubercular patients
At home there will be n similar hos
pital erected for the nations railway
unions which have "a membership Of
100000 and another for Serbian cases
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06
MALW CHARGED WITH
tfti 'sffi = A''i'
CAUSING MUTNES

NEW YORK, August 3-lAssociatcd
Press)-In closing the government case
against Malvy, n Havas despatch from
Paris reports, Attorney General Meril,
lon said that while thu defendant had
not betrayed his country the evidence
showed that he was in part responsible
for mutinies which were encouraged
and brought about in the army au'l
that for his connection with these he
should be punished.