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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29

been filed with BOTTOMS Of equal ton.
mage by the shipping board. nav
+ The forwarding Of West Indian sugar
up TO the present time Has exceeded
and there is every reason
to, believe that the movement Of raws
for the month of March win be in ex.
cess of Februarys tonnage. Accord.
ing to the latest igures obtainable, the
Joint COMMITTEE ON West Indies trans.
.portation. has been htls To- exceed its
goal Of 100000 toms OF sugar moved
or cargo space assigned BY March y
The exact figure is reported to be in
Excess q 6s5,OO6 tons db 70 February
%. p Il E5P 4{Isf.. ~, +. Il. - WI,
One development Of the week has
been the announcement by the inter
national sugar committee of a redpcs'
ton of 9 cents per hundred pounds fol
Porto Rican5 sugar for New Orleans
placing these Sugars on a. basis 81
b.g45 cents, and 81 full duty paying
sugars to the same refining point from
a, 749 cents to. 4.e89 cents .. l. 4, These
adjustments in price were made neeees
sary. in order to equaiize the cost price
to Fefners to that of Cnhas, which have
been sold at New Orlea ~ at 4.94s
cents q, 4 a. IT Is 3undeFstoood this
sdjustmelt win have 70, be made on all
Porto Rico and full duty paying sugars
that have been shipped TO New Orleans
during the present crop season and
previously paid for. OF IN the course OF
settlement ana * ali Sugars ESr fl
,ittt4rr ( ,asIiuerty q y 81 q Il No. p 3 Z /,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
PERMIT WOMEN TO ENTER
AUDUBON SUGAR SCHOOL

For the first time. women have enter
ed the Audubon Sugar school at Louis
lana STATE University; two young Id.
dies having natriculAted Tor the SECOND
term. Miss Daisy faez Greenwood OF
White Castle, La.,s and Miss Louise
Bates of Detroit, Mich. have enrolled
for the full. fiye.year course, and after
eradrfi F3i fD gSrsue !, ths work
will assist her father, prominent
planter Of White Castle, Another, iTpot
walton was the entrance at the begin.
ming Of this war Year OF women Ia the
college Of Agriculture, One Of these
Young women viii take the entire
course. '-a"4
The Audubon Sugar school is unique
IN that It's grad have gone all over
the world iV, practising their profession,
Dr. @, q Coates, the dean Of the school.
has 'establisbed a swonderfpl fepptatioD
fog the ipstitption over which he pre-
sides. Nd other school 10 tbs, world
has the same rank. and its former
students hold impOrtppt. positions in
every part Of the world, NJ B
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
marshal MISTAKEN
DUTCH IH CONSUL SAYS
German Sailor Did Not Get False
~. Papers In Honolulu '

= H NJ, Yop Holt, the Honolulu consul
TOR Holland, denies alphabetically that
Paul Hoeten, the nineteen yeaT-Old Ger
fnAh sailor taken from the, schooner
Olsen, got his fraudulent papers, on
which be used to pose as Dutch citi,
ken; From the Office of the Dutch cen.
beiate here. ~ Il
n, United States Marshal J. j. Smiddy
was respohsible for the assertion print
ed : wednesday in The, Advertiser that
Hoetsn had Secured his papers from the
Honolulu pntch consul. 'rt
n Smiddy in giving out the informa-
ton regarding the discovery of the
two German sailors, said that HOeten
had gotten the Dutch papers he carried
from tile Honolulu Dutch consul This
statement was made without qualif-
cation anA as though the evidence had
beeh sedurei by the marshal q staff,
n According to Consul Won Holt there
ID no record of such papers being is.
sued in his Office, and he has been in
formed, he says, by the navy, intelli.
gshee officers, who really apprehended
two German sailors on the William o.
son, that NO such papers were found,
Consul Won Holt odds that he was
told the two German sailors secured
their false aflidavits Of Holland and
Norwegian citizenship in South Ameri,
ca. &. a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
SUGAR MOVEMENTS
SHOW MORE SPEED
Movements Within the Past Ten
Days Have Been Better But
There Appear AccufnuIations

Shipments in the past ten days have
gone forward more rapidly and the
general sugar movement situation is
more favorable, excepting only eastern
shipments. 3, M u.
To daaP there has left the Islands
l2s,34s tons approximating several
shinmrnts where the exact figures have
not bccn rereived but where capacity
is known. These shipments have been
mPde In various classes OF vessels two
going in TOW. These were the Celtic
Monarch, towed BY the Hercules, TAX.
ing $500 tons and the Oregon, also tow.
ed taking HOO In this instance the
vessel towing took 300 tons of Western
sugar. a.' .
a To this can be added 6950 tons of
Eastern sugar on the Sacramento. $500
tons of sugar on the MonongaheIa. The
Saeram eiito cargo il the last one dein.
itely known to be going by way of the
canal There may be- others later but
there are none in sight at this time.
In the past two weeks or more the
shipments have been more than a third
Of what they were for the season preyi-
oul IL having INCREASED from $4,000
tons reported March Is. TO the present
figures Of more than 12S,000 tons.
sFivures rs TO sugar Awaiting ship.
ment on the first day Of the month are
to be furnished by the various agencies
to the representative Of the shipping
board as soon after that date az prac-
ticable. These may be available by the
end of next week or ii may be a few
days longer. These figures win make
possible comparison as'.with the first
of March and it can be then determin.
ed II sugar i piling up in storage and
to what extent. A"i j. -. j..
Last fgures Of the Inter. Island com
pany on sugar awaiting shipment
showed s5.S97 bags, 1895 tons, on
Kauai and s4,ss5 bags, 1920 tons on
Hawaii. Ia X gsaf5,..,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
FINE CLUB HOUSE
brings PLEASURE TO
COMPANY EMPLOYEES

+ Mindful OF the comfort and the
) pleasures OF it's employees, Laupa-
, hoehoe Sugar Company has recent,
? ~ completed and equipped for its
employees at Papaa1oa, Hawaii,
. where isllocated tbescompany mill,
club house and restaurant, erect,
ed at a cost of $4,000. This plan
tation is now one OF the best
equipped so far as care for the
comfort Of it's employees goes, OF
any plantation ia the Islands.
Within this fine new club house
! there is ? billiard room, reading
room. gutst or living room, which
IL especially coy; dining room
r and dressing rooms with shower
baths.r.t.at ) m.ss g. '..'a.
Alongside the club house the
,compgny has put in q fine double
concrete tennis court. .'
10. The few club House is a home.
like place, and the employees are
finding much enjoyment in the
comforts and pleasures II has to
offer. .,. ....s. ~ .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
PRICES FOR WASHED SUGARS
ARE BASED UPON GRADES

NEW D., ORLEANS. March Coon
tinued very excellent field weather and
reports that there was q probability
that the 1918 acreage would be less
than 1917 furnished the chief TONES
of interest from the plantations in the
week just ended. Asst the first. propos-
ition there is no conflict in the reports
but rs to the question of 1918 acreage
there Is a diversity of opinion. IA very
prominent ~. Mary planter said We'd.
nesday that it looked to him as if there
would be less acreage in cane this year
because of the price regulation of sugar
and the tendency of the cane growers to
put more land In corn which commands
a ready sale, and other staples like rice
and cotton. A man who has long beep
identified with the sugar industry in
the river parishes reported the same
tendency in, his section except thar in
his case rice Is the favorite substitute
f"r sugar cane. He said that large
numbefs OF the planters we're putting
all Of their back lands in rice along the
river and In the contiguous sugar par
ishes. Perhaps the most prominent
sugar factor in New Orleans, however,
disputes these statements, saying That
all of his clients have increased their
can lands and that increased acreage
ia is general all over the suger dis
tni"t. There, the question stands now.
Conference Held .st ,-..k.-.,
A conference of the agricultural in.
terests of Louisiana was held in New
Orleans during the past week for the
purpose of bringing about community
Of interests among the various branches
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
NEW COMPANY FORMS

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, March
4-The st. Gabriel Sugar Company,
Inc, with a capital Of $4,000, has filed
d charter of incorporation at Plaque
mine. Aleee r, Beciel is president Of
the company Frank J. Falsou, vice.
president, and J. b. lie Blanc, secretary
and treasury; The Company will take
over the Aleeds Daigle the Laurel
Ridge factory, II Is announced, and
will remove 1T from Whitecastle to a
point near st. Gabriel. The contract
for the engipeeFing, work has been let
to G. Q. Peltief. There is at present
no factory. In the ST. Gabriel section,
but the company, which viii operate on
the cooperative plan, has already from
10000 to 1000 tons of cane in sight
for the 1918 grinding and is planning
to extend Its operations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
DRITlSHNEMDERS
I0FlNTERNAT|ONA[..
commission LEAVE
Constructive WORK For the Hand
ling Of This Years Sugar
Crop Thought Ended
CHAIRMAN R0LPH TAKES
VACATION He REQUIRES
Leaves New York To Spend
Month In His Home In CaIifor-
mia; To Visit New Orleans

NEW YORK, March 0--Although
no official announcement has been
issued by the International sugar com
nittee regarding its recent or further
activities Indications are at hand that
the committee has practically com
pleted its constructive program for the
1917 1918 crop season, Facts About
Sugar reports: f. b'h-r.E Il.
British Members Depart lr...a
That such isathe cise il borne out by
the knowledge that Sir Joseph White
Todd and y. Ramsey Drake, the two
members of the committee representing
the British Royal Commission on the
Sugar supply, had recently left New
York. The interests of the commission
during their absence will be looked
after by J. r! Bruce of the Royal Bank
Of 'Cauada. . IL ishdnderstood that both
Sir Joseph White Todd and Mr.. Drake
will return TO this country later in the
year, unlessfthe war should happen to
end, IN order to participate in arrange.
ments for the purchase of the 1918.
1919 Cuban crop.
In addition to the departure Of the
two English members OF the committee,
Chairman George N. Rolph left New
York on Thursday for months vaca-
ton. He win spend, most of his time
at his home in California. On his re-
turn trip to the East Mr., Rolph will
make q stop ut. New Orleans, where he
will confer with John NJ. Parker, Fed.
eral Food administrator for Louisiana,
and q committee composed Of planters
and dealers of the state as to plans
to be put into effect covering the mar
ketinx of the 1918 1919 crop. e."
Gives Farewell Dinner
On Monday Of this week dinner in
honor of Mr.. .Rolph MAS given by Sir
| Joseph White Todd, at which all of the
Ave members of the committee. and
their wives, Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Have
meyer and Mr.. Rolph's daughter Dor.
othy were present. During the dinner
Sir Joseph White.Todd presented to
Mr.. Rolph q silver loving cup on which
was Inscribed; "a -. ~ r.f
,g"Mr. George, Morrison Rolph from
Sir Joseph White Todd, Bart, a SOU
venif Of q very delightful intercourse,
October, 1917 March, 1918"
With its constructive program com
] pleted the activities Of the Information
al sugar committee for some time to
come Mill be mainly ADMINISTRATORS and
largely Mndetathe control of SECRETARY
, T.. s, Kelley, formerly vice president
| of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
! Paul Railroad, who although not pre-
viously Unidentified with the sugar in
austry, has, since his appointment on
February o. won. the confidence and
, esteem Of the trade.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29

of agricultural endeavor lin this State.
The scqhferepee was, largely attended
and should result in a general strength
eni1g Of the agricultural forces Of the
States and their development along
all ines-Io3 The movement has at IT'S
head :esoRe srenresentatiye sugar men
IKE WARD 'iodshaux, Henry bur
Egierss and g great many others. VIZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
|sAYBE|.AIMlSTQBE
Agency MANAGER

L. =. BEAMS, at one time purser on
one Of the first Japanese steamers en-
gagged In the Japan California run, for
some time past the assiatant to William
Avery in, the San, Francisco manage.
nent of the Togo Kisen Kaisha inter.
ests, is TO be the manager OF the Homo
lulu Office of that company; which will
be opened in the Young Hotel about
July l, il is said. .
2 Beamis Was one, of the trio Of popu-
lar Apursers on the, three Japanese
steamers which comprised the fleet on
the tfanspacific. run several Years ago.
The other. two were Eddie Roberts and
Lacey Goodrich. An three have since
held Office and executive positions of
much responsibility With the Japanese
company, O. =. ~. =. #a3, .\EHI ~.
Castle & Cooke, agents. for. the .Toyo
Kisen Kaisba at present, believe II will
take armontl e hard work to turn the
local business over TO the steamer com
Papy when the separate office is opened
In Honoidlu. -. Pr re- a,# g
Up to yesterday evening Castle 4
Cooke had received no adYicess from
the Korea Maru As to the number OF
passengers she cah take from Honoidlu
to the Coast. These adyices are ex,
pected today, when the many bookings
for passage to San Francisco Will be al
lotted.f &. 81 t.g Ii II h s,i3,H
Bookings for the Togo Kisen Kaishs
ships for the future are reported to BE-
good, as they are also for the steamer
Eaahein N nav nasaen mar carrier ,added
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
UNION SUGAR REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2-Tbe
annual report to stockholders, of the
Union Sugar Company, recently made
by President I. c. Drescber, shows .
net profit for the years operations OF
@4i,9'6, and credit, bsianee, AZ the
end Of the year Of $3.50, 70s. The COM
Pany harvested $4,000 tons. Of beets
from $500 nrrrs, d0 percent OF which
were lands owned or leased BY the COM
Pany. ~ ~ .5l "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
VERA CRUZ CROP

i II Uniyersal, o. Mexico City, est.
mates that the bpsat crop tSf this
season il the STATE az Vera Sfaz WIN
bs 10000 tors ana that tbe Republic
Of Mexico viii have to import 10000
tons Of foreign sugar during the year.
No official government statistics Of
Mexico sugar RroduetiOn are com
piled. " rt' a.a.q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
BEST MEDICINE MADE.

% A better medicine can, not be made
than Chamberlain i Cough Remedy. 1t
relieves the lungs, opens the secretions,
aids expectoEation and assists Nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition Besides, II contains no Cpl,
ates and isipcrfestly safe to take. For
sale by NIL dealers Benson Smith &
Co.. Ltd, agents for Hawaii.--Advt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29

a r. II. Lhwrie. agent for the shipping
board on Kauai, recently submitted TO
the board a proposal for the exemption
OF Nawiliwih wharf,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-28

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8csinn ber 3eidltnllscn 6. Mpril
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lie, nodl lire 9tot6ipenbigfsiien. g9ir
lpllnIden Den 6rieNeIt Gber Die llnebre
fiirchtc1 trtr rehr rf5 So 81 90 f,oi=,
lono miro Iid1 lelber trelt 6Leiben.
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pbsIeid Sic 3pllld)mierigfetten. ilber
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Sehrouch Ser 2imburser Gllet1bahn,
zen es perlon9te, 5lt Ieinen 8llnlte1
crtlHicoeu ipllrben. Sel1tidluno babe
orpbcr llnipiIleu al1sgeoriidt iiber 0olz
lano5 gi1lreQer oes Ihelnoerfebrs
unp ilber Sic Sbotlohc, DOB 5oIlnno
nit Ncil Scr. Stooteu ilber Dos Ser
acbcu Ser bpll0roildcn Sd)iffe npr hez
reu SelhIognabnlc ucrbunncltc ulo
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per1cinllic]te.
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ltortc ON Sicnstug Ieir IS. oelttIdes
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Sage Iciuc finite oeltlde 22oihitte
tCrunter.
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Sic Mmeritaner in sSrantreid.

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5ipei g8oden cinen lc6lperen 9(ngrifi
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rcrc omerifonilhe Solhateu iperhell
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les Dus critic Seal, hnB Elm omerifnniz
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treu5 crbn(tcn fat.
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Tdc Sruppcn bclfcn mil IN ocr Ser
tbciblgung BON 9lnien5 GicIe Som
tingcrtc baltcu bcn gelirigen fron50iiz
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Ncsbinolmg nit bcn Trur3oIcn. Sc
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Geutiden in ser @ie6eroufnahne if
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q m Itero nr 26. slpril. Ser
GillielIorfer @enerolan5ei9er erfGhrt,
baB oer 9blhlub Ser Gerbanblungen
6.uilcGeu hem Seutldel1 9ieiG ug1b SOL
lono binneu fllr5eln 5u erlrdrte1t it,