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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
HARRY IRWIN TO
PRACTISE ECONOMY

Attorney General Harry Irwin has
decided to dispense with the services
Of a second deputy attorney general for
his staff, for the present, and perhaps
for all time during his term Of office.
One of the results of this decision
will obviate the necessity Of making a
selection for tho position from the
three applicants: Eugene Murphy, Wal
luku, Maui. attorney; A. @. Correia,
another attorney Of Hilo, and J. L.
Dcsha, former private secretary of Del
egate Kuhio.
However, the reasons for the at
torney generals decision are princi.
paIly economy ones, and not a desire
to avoid making the selection as might
he suspected. Also the attorney be
lieves that after the rush Of taking
over Of the Office has been cleaned up
by himself and Deputy Attorney Joe
the affairs Of the Territory without
the aid of another attorney.
At present the attorney general and
hisldeputy are rather rushed with legal
work, as the Office for so long was run
alone by former Attorney General A.
G. Smith, because Of Mai Ingram
Stainback military duties and the
absence on the mainland of Cornell
Franklin, now a private in the First
Hawaiian regiment.
Franklin's Salary
SO long as Second Deputy Attorney
General Franklin is in the army as a
private il will he necessary for the
territorial government to pay him about
1910 month, the difference between
his pay as Q soldier and the $500 a
month which he received from the
Territory.
1t follows that in order TO get an
other deputy the Territory would not
only have to pay what it now does to
Attorney Franklin, but also 5000
month to bis substitute, an outlay of
practically $50 for the assistance of
one man. After consideration of these
facts the attorney general reached his
decision to not appoint another deputy
at present. He says of his decision.
Economy enters into it, but not
entirely. As an experiment l have
decided to see IL can handle the work
of the Office with one deputy. At least
l intend to give the experiment a fair
trial and I believe it will work out
satisfactorily after we get the work
which has collected cleaned up"
Eugene Murphy, one of the appli
cants for the appointment, is now a
candidate for election as senator from
Maui, and il is possible that his en-
trance into the senatorial race may
have caused him to withdraw his aP
plication for the appointment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
SeUen Cents AT Refinery
Sedbodrd Points is Price
Set For RdlO Cane Sugar

Seven cents pound increase Of $40
the equalization
fob dhren
pound o..
The increase the Wholesale price Of refined Les cents
basis 90 Of and II 70 the latter There
cent pound increase makes two increase TO the While
loved that applies the next and win not be operative until Do
cember though possibility that operation
earlier
administration plant
er have been At odds the price for the next Cuban CROP the committee
the has been cent New York the Cuban
their fob, with
specified allowance
Honolulu there has
q increas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
TURKS TREAT YANK
PRISONERS WELL

WASlIINGT0N, August 25-Oficers
and enlisted men of the United States
ship Scorpion. informed at CONSTANT
nople by the Turkish government since
April II, 1917, are being accorded cx-
rcnent treatment and all are in good
health, the navy department annOunr-
ed tonight upon receipt of report
through the Swedish Legation at Con
stantinOple.
The report, which tells of the con
ditions of living of the three "aicers
and fifty.six men of the Sc pOn s
crew, was the first detailed word re-
ceiveh since the gunboat was informed
for failure to leave Turkish waters be-
fore the twenty four hour period ex.
pred.
The crew of the Scorpion receive
wholesome and abundant food, the re-
port states Football games on the
drill grounds of the Turkish minister
of marine, visits under escort to Con
stantinople, daily newspapers and
books are allowed the Americans. A
healthier anchorage for the Scorpion
has been provided and men have ben
permitted to visit dentists in the city.
The men are reported to be content
ed, their only requests as found by the
Swedish officials being more news from
home and more shore leave.
The announcement Of the navy gives
for the first time the names of the
men ipterncd. The officers are:
Lieutenant Commanders James q
Omp!NcnA, Weston. West Virginia, and
Iohn +. HuddIestOne, Geneva, Flor
da.
Lieutenant Lrman l.. Rabbit,
HOught0n New York.
The enlisted men are:
r. W. Lungworthv. East Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa, and D. l.. Lofts, Iudepcnd
ence, Iowa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
DEAF TIL KNELL Of
FIFTH RE GIN Z MT,
SOUNDED BY BAKER

The death knel Of the Fifth Regiment Hawaiian National
Guard sounded letter from the secretary Of the
the which has been transmitted G.
Mccarthy
Official also made that the First and Second
Hawaiian Infantry regiments will Islands
in the present emergency.
In addition these that will blast military
hopes the communication received by the Governor will materially
lessen the hope for appointment of the Governors for
rtoa aduant general succeed Col VIII Wayne 1t perhaps
explains why the has received acknowledgment his
reply his cablegam
haste making the appointment fill the caused by Colo
mel Wayne's resignation
also suggested why the Governors cabed query
about the famous pink slip exemption enlistment privilege for
the members Of the Fifth Regiment has been answered by the
Washington authorities
And finally the question is raised who the official
authority originally for the formation of the socaed Hawaii home
uad after the Hawaii national guard regiments called into
he national service
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
To succeed Miss Elisabeth Matthews

To succeed Miss Elisabeth Matthews,
Professor Of Household Economics at
the College Of Hawaii, who resigned at
the close of the last college year, the
board sbf regents have appointed Miss
Winnona Cruise. Prossor Cruise, who
is a Canadian by birth, is graduate
Of the University of Toronto and of the
Graduate School of Columbia UnivOr.
sity, New York City, where she re-
ceived the degree of A. NJ. After a
valuable practical experience as Diet
etitian of the Johns Hopkins Hospital
she engaged in college teaching, and
comes to college from the University
of Louisiana. The appointment is
made on the recommendation of Presi-
lent Dean, who secured the services Of
p Professor Cruise while on his trip to
the East.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
GUY EMPEY JOINS
THE TANK FIGHTERS

NDw YORK, August 24-Arthur
Guy Empey, soldier-author of cover
the Top, who fought with the British
at the battle of Ypres, leaves here on
Monday for Fort Slocum to enter the
American Army as a,priyate. He has
been recruiting and lecturing for char
ity.
~ have not once yet had the chance
to fire single shot under the Ameri-
can Flag. | am going to begin over
again in the right way. l have passed
my phv-icrl examination and have
been accepted. On Monday go to Fort
SlOcum to be sworn into the tank
'rvice.
This, Empcy explained, was the cx-
tent of his plans for the future.
~ am tired of recruiting; l d much
rather say Hello to the boys AS they
come into the big show than labor to
get them in, - said Empey.
1t was while he was on canoeing
trip on Eagle River in WISCONSIN two
weeks ago that he received his honor
able discharge from the recruiting
service and obtained authority to W
enlist in the ranks. He went immed'
iately to Chicago, he said, took his PhV,
steal examination and then journeyed
on here
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10

take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
(TsblstS). Druggists refund money II
II fails to cure. The signature OF
E. w. GROVE 10 on each box. Man
ufactured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis, U. 8. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
Fiue-Foot. Tidal Wcue S,Deeps
Lowldnds Surrounding Hno Bay

The fishing crafts were torn from their
moOrngs, smashed against each other
and carried upstream.
The wave washed clear across Cocoa
nut Island, doing some little damage.
although the wave brought no damage
to the main shore.
The first higher wave was followed
by second, smaller wave, which came
within a few minutes of the greater
disturbance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10

HlLO, September IA five foot tidal
wave swamped the lower shore around
Hilo Bay yesterday, running far up
along the Waiakea section and wash
ing across the greater section Of Moo
beau Park and between the park and
Wailoa river.
The fVe.foOt water crest 'rwirled far
up the river itself, creating a panic
aboard the sampans, tied up in big
feet in the lower reaches of Wailoa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
A Good Suggestion

Try Chamberlain Tablets when
bilious or ronstipated You are certain
to be much pleased with them. They
are ensv to take and pleasant in effect.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
Il Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.-Adv.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10

White, symbolining the snowy plains
Of Siberia and green. for the magnIh
cent forests of the country, are com
bineh in the newest dag III Russia, H..
cOrding to word Just recPINrl from the
Russian Information bureau III New
York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS UN.-MA.
chinary Of every description made to
order
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04

France has cut her sugar allowance for household
TO - pounds person That makes four
a week for the French. and they not at all
OF getting that.
They possibly get it unless need the re-
quest OF food administration, ana cut down our
household consumption TO l36 pounds year II
ounces per week.
Surely get along with three times much
the French It should easier. too because
of the big American consumption of in the form
of candy preserves and other factory products Our
urged. will still DE about pounds az year apiece, or
is - ounces week, perhaps four times much as
the French getting
The French bread ration has been down one
third. If it we're cut much more, there wouldn't De
any bread ration And remember that bread plays
much more important the French det than it
does in ours-it is normally half the French meal
II is up TO that the French 90 any
hungrier than they already. They work and fight
as bravey THEW reduced diet as they ever
did; but there is a danger point be
passed, and there is certainly a limit what this
comfortable. weH-fed nation should its almost
exhausted allies to endure
Every handful OF wheat flour, every piece Of wheat
bread that any American consumer beyond his abso-
lutte need, until the crop in taken out of
the mouth of French soldier. French war
worker. French child
What going do about it? There is only
one thing any self-respecting American can do-save
for France, which saved the world from me Hun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04
a'THE FIRST SHOT FOR LIBERTY

Today Cpl. Osborne di Vara tells the immediate
OF OF that FIRST shot that has been
the subject Of so much local controversy The install
tomorrow explains somewhat. the basis the
tangle that enabled so many cities in the country.
South Bend. included, 10 try to get special
honor out of IT, The newspapers tried to exploit for
hidden fruit Is the answer. in his cut
ours. Battery c. 9Th L. S Field artillery has agreed
with oicial approval that all had done their Bit and
that the honor was belong to the battery and to no
Individual member CPL di Varila modestly bears
his honor. merely as the man who manipulated the
lanyard and as the representative Of the battery,
rather than for himself
Yet. II anybody fired the shot it was he. That is
certified 10 by Gen. Pershins and Capt McLendon.
which is enough much better than a photograph
taken by a press syndicate with glimpse of south
Rend label-a thing that might mean something. or
nothinsand better letters written to a
best girl We grateful for Trims anyway i'm the
midst OF South Bends disappointment So far as con
Germs embryo hero ne wasn't boastfuI or even
passive the subject He said it wasn't hm-and it
wasn't the other fellow either
And the plan first outlined by the battery that all
ha6 done their of. and the Story was To fau equally
upon them. real sodierly Il is TOO bad that il
forced otherwise. Exactly how south Bend
came 70 be drown into 10 as it was We may never
know, but may bee thar had been learned over
there that city just trde inclined to he slow on
its REQ Cross Liberty other war drives ana
thought that little slave" of this sort misht
help We are much greater on claiming cred
us, and accommodating historic guns than we are in
shuckins our our Ions sreen" or proung our civic
spirit or somebody once described %. we are
short on sumption and long on gau
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04

offensive Is given in deeds rather than words
That answer is written large in our present war
activities one item is the appropriation OF 1900
600 900 for the Another is the adoption Of an
artillery program entaiing the expenditure OF about
So 000000.O00 for guns. Another is the launching Of
more merchant ships in day than Germany ever
launching in six months Another is the presence OF
million troops In France. half them ready for
battle.
Then there the holding of 4O-mile front of
own with preparations for greatly extending that
front. There organization Of our armed forces
OF three armies each OF which will contain
1.s75.oOO with 100000 in each available for
fighting and the assurance that there Will be many
more such armies circumstances may require
We might mention. too, the absolute defeat admin
istered the Germans far in every conflict with
American troops, and the resulting conviction slowly
settling the German heart every unit
millions the aeld against them and the other
millions to follow viii night just hard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04
THE MELTING POT
"Come Ddke Pot Luck With Us"
LITTLE BOBBnE'S PA.
BY VILLA IN r. Kirk.

I see here in the paper. sed Ma
last mite. that our boys is getting
into the thick OF things, sed Ma.
You bet, sed Pa. that is the Yam
kee way. sail rite IN. It is the saim
way I used to work wen l was yung
81 feerless. sed Pa. newer let the
Injuns out West git the jump on
me. sed Pa.
guess not sed Ma, if you cud
jump first. Bless our deer boys <
keep them saif. sed Ma.
You sed IL. Sc Pa. Tnsy VIII
cum out all rite. predick that this
war will be oaver inside Of a yeer,
sed Pa.
certainly hoap so sed Ma. < 7
hoap il will De the last war while
I am alive. What a blessing IL will
be 20 pick 40 the paper onst moar.
sed Ma. & see the first page full Of
peeceful news. such as dances. di-
vorces etc, instead of trenches <
counter attacks, sed Ma
7 sumtimes think shud have
been oaver thare, old as I am. sed
Pa. Ny experience wud help a lot.
figger.
You are CRATE on hggers. sed Ma.
shud hate 20 see my braiv hus-
band Citing hunted by a Hun, sed
Ma, but I know that If you're coun-
try cud spare YOU here at hoam
you wud be rite thare doing yure
share But ! guess the way our
boys & the British & French is
goins now, sed Ma. they won't need
YOU.
I wish I was old enuff to 20, I sed
OF course you do. Bobbie. sed Pa.
You are z chip Of the old block
reddy wen danger calls & quick
TO respond, sed Pa
I think Bobbie talks after my
father. sed Ma. Father was vary
braiv. He dident know the meen-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04
Other Editor, Than Ours
REPUBLICANS ADMIT 1T.
THE Boston GIobe.)

Republicans in all parts Of the country out of
fairness real patriotism have truhfully admitted
ability of the democratic administration in
the handling of the gigantic world situation EX-
Sen. Chauncey NJ Depew in statement issued in NeW
York, says although he differed Wilson the
of the sinking of the Lusitania he realizes
the president right in immediately decar
ing war The people were not ready and 1t took two
Years to get the people Of the country prmed for it.
He attributes this achievement Wilson's psychology.
The mayor of San Francisco praises Wilson and
Ehhu Root of New York is quoted as saying: 1t is
time to shut up and give the government chance
Chicago. Harrison b. Riley OF the Chicago Title
and Trust company in a speech before a commerce as
said all right criticise where us-
fable but not minor points. And at Rock Island,
H. the newspapers saying that the true flag to
follow that carried by eNPresr Taft who declares
that is the duty this hour TO stand by the govern
ment al president office.
A c. Bedford republican and president OF the stand
ard oil company of New Jersey voiced public sentiment
when gave praise for the high efficiency of Prest
Wilson's business battalion" Among other things he
There is too much for each of 20 do listen
the wild stories of the ala7nst kind that
invariab Bile accompaniment OF every in every
country. I am not defender o the men who are
handling the work OF the government But would
be lacking fairness IT, after my experiences at
Washington. withheld a tribute those men, those
have grappled with the governments problem and who
are silently. quietly ana. say here and now,
fully working them out"
If public sentiment be fairly Judged from news
paper editorials and from public speeches by prominent
business throughout the country there ques
that the entire country back the present
minstration. Men who formerly decried Woodrow
Wilson political reasons magned him. are to-
day heard admit that he is the greatest preSdeT&
who ever the white house His problems have
been manifold VeXed his ability has been tried
i'm every conceivable manner and has not in any in
stance been found wanting
"Prest Wilson has paid tribute the splendid pa
riotism OF labor. Secy OF War Baker recognized
the contribution OF labor national war serv
ice Secy of Navy Daniels has paid glowing ap-
probation the unsel6sh devotion American labor
10 the success OF the national war aims as has also
Secy of the Inter or lane and Secv Labor Wilson
Newspapers of type hitherto understo
being antagonistc 10 organized labor and employees
labor who in other days pretended difficult
understand the aims and ideals OF organized labor
splendidy testified fine spirit demonstrated
by the union the national crisis. 20 homa
.FederatiOnist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04

ing OF the word Peril. sed Ma. he
thought it was sum kind OF a jewel
sed Ma.
He dident know the meening of
lot Of words, that old boy, sed
Pa. I remember well the asst time
saw him back hoam. ne sed the
wether wud be better il thare
wasent so much humility in the
air sed Pa. Ha. Ha.
Ma looked at Pa kind OF hard.
You are foil Of comick noshuns
tonite, aren't YOU. she sed 10 Pa.
Ny father was a college man. He
cud talk Greek.
So can my bootblsck, sed Pa,
that doesn prove much.
Ny father was vary well posted
on a lot of things, sed Ma. The
nabors used TO cum to see him wen
thay was puzzled, sed Ma.
1t was the saim with my father
sed Pa Wen ne wud try to sing at
mite. after being down town with
the boys. the ma bors wud cum 70
see him sed Pa. beeing puzzled
about the noise.
How droll you are this eevning
sed Ma. You doant talk anything
seerius, sed Ma. not eeven the CRATE
shrugged oaver acrost the Oshun.
sed Ma.
I talk, il seerius all rite. sed Pa
but I joak 70 show that I do no
/ know the meeting of Feer sed Pa
/ Thare isent any moar chanst OF my
I being afrade, sed Pa. than thare i:
+ Of the Crown Prince being Kaiser
I sed Pa. AS the CRATE Holland Poet
Mister Dyke once rote,
Wen the Germans git wiser
Goodbye 10 Der Kaiser
& that will be a good thing foi
/ all hands, SEQ Pa. must rite q
\ letter to Washington now sed Pa
+ 7 think the President is anXshus tC
git sum advice from me.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04
The Greatest of All Ball Sports
BY GARRETT p. sERvIss.

more passing through the center.
and mounting to its starting place.
Thus if not interfered with. the
body would go on forever vibrating,
or swinging TO and fro. through the
earth, in the manner of a pendu-
lum, except that its track would be
q straight line instead Of a curve.
There is a formula of analytic
mechanics which enables rs TO cal
cUlate the time that would be re-
quired for a body to fall. i'm the
manner supposed. from the earth's
surface 10 its center. This formula,
turned from mathematical symbols
into plain words. tells US that TO
get the time. we must divide the
radius of the earth in feet Cabout
21,0OO.00O). by the velocity in feet
acquired in one second. by = body
falling at the earth's surface Cabout
32): take the square root of the
quotient, and then multiply that
root by half the radio o. the cir
conference of circle TO its diane
ter { about 150. The result Will
be the time of all in seconds.
Performing the operation we see
that il would be about 1870 Sec
onds, or nearly 23 minutes. More
accurate figures would reduce this
70 little over 81 minutes In the
same space of time the body would
ascend TO the surface on the other
side the whole period required for
traversing the diameter of the
earth being about three-quarters of
an hour, 50 that in an hour and a
half, if We stood beside the hole
where we had dropped in the ball.
We might expect to see IL come up
out of the earth at our feet and
gently WELD itself a prisoner If we
chose TO catch IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-04
COBB,S PEACE EORMuLA.

irwin Cobb says thai America has three tasks to
perform in this war. They are
First, to make the world decent place for
beings live
Second, TO cure the only spot on earth
where gang of autocratic degenerates still
believes it has divine right to rule its
fellow-nen.
Third, to knock the mania out of Ger
mania"
It is a pretty good statement of the situation On
careful analysis however the three really boil down
one If succeed in knocking the OF
Germana" the other items will take care of them
selves
Mr. Cobb deserves the thanks of the nation for fur
nishing this lucid Cobbian peace formula"