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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-04
SEEK TRAINING
SHIP FOR NAVY
SCHOOL IN N. w.

The murine engineering school AT
Seattle. and the nautical training
schools maintained by the govern
ncnt at Tacoma. Bollingham. and
Astoria. In fitting men for sea ser
vice. are greatly handicapped by lack
OF n training ship. according 10 their
respective heads.
The movement 20 have nautical
training ship stationed nj Seattle for
the training Of the men has been
Endorsed by Henry Howard. ~ BoH
ton. head Of the merchant marine re-
crultinR bureau Of the United States
shipping board. Government repre-
acntatives detailed 10 Investigate the
matter are preparing TO secure n
vessel
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LOG
COLUMBIA ST.
Cor. First Ave.
DIR. EDWIN ,. DROWN
ID. ID. n.

s.
ID. ID. ,.
New st 100 Columbia
have left the imita-
tors OF my name and
signs on First ave. and AN
moved my Dental or kNs-SAy1
fices to the corner oftR6TrxSyLl
First ave. ana Columbia
st. Just across the street
from my old location. My new en-
trance Is LOG Columbia, midway be
tween First and Second aves. will
not raise my prices because OF tn,
war. but I do expect TO Increase m,
dental practice so that the Increase,
business will offset the increase,
cost of doing business because o
tho war.
l want TO be known as the onl,
man In Seattle who did not raise hi
prices because OF the war.
EDWIN }. brown. u. u. 3.
eeattIe's Leading Dentist
400 Columbia
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STEEL SHORTAGE
TIES UP WORK

That the HOG Island yard. recently
awarded "a government contract for
60 new ships. Is handicapped by "a
shortage Of steel. and viii not be
able to fll It's contracts until this
steel IN delivered. developed Wcdne8.
day with the examination Of George
57-Card OF Thanks
MH ANp MIA BELpES WISH TO
thank tho friends who 30 kindly assist
Cd during thrir recent Bereavement
Also Tor tho many hrautiful flowers
- ..e.e.<sC~~.~.Sgae.~- N<.l~~4~Se~.~-~.~~
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For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH AID DOORS
Before bgHdinr hs SURE and get our prices
on shsh. doors. fnish. paints. plaster
board. roofing. etc.
We wiii send you our large Illustrated
catalogue No - free on request. post
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i9A Auction Sale

~ siiEfi.H ron HAHuAfSAf
1880 FRIDAY
Como 60 the auction prepared TO take
home some ~ the many good thinEs
We will offer iiinh-'iaHs and medium
dining sets In mahogany hnd OAK ~
siuiinE handsome large buffsts. table,.
leather and tapestry seat chairs. ulobe
Mrfnirks bookraav leather caurhsa
ara Hettecs q variety ~ good rockers
ani library tables very fine lhrTu
chest % drawers ia American walnut.
costly antique mahogany chlffonief.
dresser and post bed music and rec
ora cahlnsts. maple. oak and mahogany
drcassrn. secrsiairs sanitary touches
Wsirh folding bed. q and fuli sirs
metal beds. springs. mattresses. pill.
lows. blankets. velvet porttsr.s. cush-
ions, dishes. toilrtSare. Monarch and
other coal ranges. EaH range, hsatsfa.
lawn mover, carpets. rugs. ATT squares.
etc
HAHHEUE OUTFIT
Early g. fhs sale re Offer tHa barber
chairs. mirrors. cabinets. wash bowl.
Natures. etr
Remember tho location where thsn@ bar.
gains ~ili 10 offered Bushels Auc.
,ion Rooms. ;oot -t-io R.rond ave
join UrNifEt.f. a hons the.
Aurfiaurars Main easT
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So Male Help Wanted
LOGGERS' EMPLOYMENT

o@- Nialc ftlp w aHttu
LOGGERS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
tT THIRD AVE-
fAere-s street from court Houssl
We hire for tho bee; logging eotnpAniss
IN the Sorih~os,
WM 4. GnEENEH MEN'a tfHrAtta
agit abnp saves yoa SO on every FuH
and essrcuat Traders Haiiding. sos p
rfird ave
HONEST. ENrERtENCEp rinirn
man wanted a. partner "a a wet hu'h
trolling buRt. 80 feet long Arplf o.
write SOS y saFd 81 Tacoma. wesh
mtIryAIJp woHtSEuH
SKILLED. srfui-shiiied and unakhtd ufs
gently needed immediate complement.
good wages seattle yards
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or
LABOR EMPLOY NEST HEHNiCEs
rtfsf Ave and rninn ~
~ tttE Wrstern.
cAnPENrERa oN PORN WORK. . 60.
LAunHEitN Zee eight haurs work
buiidlnH construction bunk HOUSE II
desiroai trlna hisnkgts
\. ~. Crlsr GO sironsrton
YouNG coLoUEp Mas F0R Fis'uR
woFk In usat tfuiard Room. Uond
wages and clean aafk call any time
the ropE.stuLEX co.
itis Thlrd Ave
wkSrEp . ERHASp nov OVER
arheat aFr Queen CitY TrrssetttnE
CO. ti1a Columbia ~
nov WANTED. ID To IS 1EAps. To
learn shrsi metal trade. Hsstue COT
nice works. 1850 Firs, ave
WANTED Man WITH SMALL siEaf
seins to selns Green lake Apply e.
game warden. city -CountY titE
rATnEHs TO tATH sEVEHAt. HOUSES
a. once call after 2 STILES THE
II,Sss n lesSJ ..l.llas,>,o>e
st-FEMtLE HEIP-wANTED
rorNa woMKN TO fEARS rEf.r-
phone operating Paid while learning
Permanent suipi1Tmsat Call iiit
Feurth
All NEW on OH DANCES GrAutN-
trra taaHbt ueuss ta anh %
a.. Ffth Afa taivsFHltr rraf os.
wSd Etlleti yaisr.
HONS roH MIDDLE, AGEp WOMAN
children no oblsetlan good horne itit
farm. Preston. wash. iiap ss
GlnIN WANTED ~ PAPER TrnE
foiiiws shor waErT 80 % per- week
liitt Fifsworks 90. Fhons Rainier
cook wANrEp- SOPHIE GERMAN
please apply ~ DEXTER Horton Trust a
.'-~~~~~-~~~s-~-~~~s>~~
35-Female Situations Wild.
LADY owSfNG CAR DESIRES ~.
ploYmsnt delivering ~ iii carry pas.
sssEsr rhees Ia, ssss
38-Business Chances
GOOD NoNSo FfcrUnK THERTnp
IN poFt Orchard ~ sale Price ii.Tte
The pniy show N town
rOHt ORCHARD COMMERCIAL co
PORT orchard waeh
coSFrCrt0Nrnr STORE. priLptNG
ard lots f8F sale. on state - FRANK
~ 'w.,.;ls @-irs wooiisY. WASH
SMALL GROCERY STORE FoR SALE
--1tfa WOODLAND Ave near Green
~ A-srocRs AND BONDS
Will. MY
ballard On. Kiisap pu
! 900 Aiasss Petroleum Coal
100 UniyerHai High Poser Trir-
phone
100 Pacific Electric wsifsf
Will. hell. SUBJECT
200 Marine f4fe Saving q Eat 60. ma
80 rnivorrai High Fovrr Teir-
phone $4,000 ..s''...... ~ %
80 Pacific States on .......... es
1 100 Liberty Du 4 Gas, wyo-
ming .-..t.+.sst..s ....t... % =
: 900 Lone Btar OF .............. %
les; Mount Rainier Mininx Co. OF
I 500 Alaska WonssfRs~ ....t.... eTh
lsoo chitlna Kuskulana war Ia
Eis s..srst. o. ..ss .ts. .st.s ~
900 Rod Monarch 80 8. Asst pf. %
100 Sueresr. idaho ....t........ .ie
% Superior Portland Cement a. %
s ALASKA Steamship ..4..... ~ 90
wyoming Pacific on. nov drifting On
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Thn largest factory IN tho west selling
direct TO consumer. We sell anyone,
shin anywhere. and guarantee safe de-
livery.
o. ~ WILLIAMS co
1888 Flrs, Ave g. Seattle.
WHY NOT asvE MoNEyY
ttnfEg AND GrNTTrNFN'R SUITS
AND OvFRcOtTa FROM 1900 TO
$500 pHrgFNT TTFta Al AND OFT
10 PER CENT orr YOUR PUR-
CHASE. 100, FIRST AVE.
coon USED cfoTHra LADtFE AND
rnsn's. g. NJ. Trunks. suitoar~-. ghoes
We buy md sell 1917 PIKE Main bi71
NEW PIANOg FOR RENT. RENT Az.
piled on purchase. Moysr-Toner 40
linton
AvANAGHq 80 80 HATa. zoos Ia, ave,
PHOSOGRtPIFa orr RprcfALTY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MrSiCAb RECORD EXCHANGE
1919 wen'iake. Elliott 7sTs
Opposite new Times Bldg.
We buy. trade. exchange. repair.
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Farms for Rent
15-Farm Land for sale

YOUR CHANCE ~ IN CASADA-RICH
lands and business opportunities offer
you Independence. Farm lands, 81 70
$40 acre: Irrigated lands. sgs 20 $50,
70 years 20 pay: $4,000 loan In Inn
provements. loan Of live stock ts1es
average under 20 cents an acre, no
tares on improvements. personal prop
-srty or live stock. Good markets.
Ffhurehes. schools. roads. telephones.
NEroeiient elirnate--eropE and live stock
prove H. Special hOmsseekors fare
Certificates write for free booklets
Allan Cameron. General Superintendent
Land Branch. Canadian Pacific Ry. 100
Ninth ave. Calgary. Alberta
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22-Male Help Wanted

Farm LABOR FOR WESTERN CANADA
Canada'H farm needs mako necessary an
appeal 90 the Uuitsd States allies for
men. The government Of the United
Htafss wants every man who can ef-
fsctiveiy help. 70 10 farm work thia
year. u wants the land in the Uni'sd
States developed first. ~ course. but n
also wants 20 help Canada Whenever
We find man - chn spare 70 Can
ndn's fields after ours rre supplied We
wnnt 20 direct him there We will tell
you where sou can best serve the com
biued interests Rate Of I cent per
mile from Canadian boundary points 70
destination and return. For phrticu-
lars apply 20 y. - Employment aer-
vice. Department Of Labor. or 7 ~
Grieve. Canadian government agent.
sol First ave, spokane. wash.
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l9-City Real Estate for Sale

FARMS Ann todGEp orr LAND
Ask G. n nrrrl. IssaanAh- MAsh.
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FARM IApOREPR WANTED IN
GREAT NUMBERS FOR rHg WHEAT
FIELDS or CANADA AND on THE
FARMS ~ THE UNITED STATES.
~ ACCORDANCE WITH TSTERNA-
TIONAL AGREEMENT A CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL ~ no
GATED WITH THE g. X EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE. At FfHgT AVE.
AID UNION aT CO%FFH WITH
IffN RELATIVE TO f-CENT- MILE
RATE AND PASSPORTS INTO CA
MADAM WHEAT FIELDS HIGHEST
WNGEs
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FARM LAPOPFRg WANTED ~
GREAT NtfMHERa FOR TIVE WHEAT
FTYIDa CF CANApA ATp ON THE
TARMa ~ THE UNITED RTATEa
IN ACCORDANCE WITH INTEHSA-
TtONAT. AGREEMENT. 4 CANADIAN
GOVTRNNFNT OFFICIAL ~ 10
GATED WITH THE e. - I'M.
pTOYMF~T SERVICE. At FIRST
AVE AND UNION ST 9DNrER
WITH HIN RELATIVE TO f-CENT-
A-NILE RATE AND PASSPORTS
INTO CANADIAN. WHEAT FIELDS.
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vAsHoN isfANp-so- AcRr RANCH
10 pefes cleared. orchard. 90 acres
Naitrfron, $4,000. terms write
H-tBE star
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l5-Farm Land for Sale

FOR SAIL ACUrss, MILES SOUTH
east % orillisl part cleared. urnte
buildings and fruit % fine little rAneh.
Price is.ooe easy terms call 1874 sth
Ave-. ask for herutd. Phone Elliott
sftgN
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for Sale
t1-Livestock for Sale

HDVEFTfsE YOUR LfvEsrocK VoR
sale or wanted IN this section Of This
star SEQ rates Mt top OF first column.
This Page.
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aiA-AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE

ADvERTisE YOUR CAR BARGAfNs
IN The star. Thousands Of possible
prospects. well paid workers and ship
yard men look for Used Car Bar
gains" IN this column. See rates at top
al frat eaiufuu shla uaga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
FOUR BIG EXPRESS
COMPANIES MERGE
Thirty Million Dollar Consolidation
Formed Under Authority
of Secretary McAdoo

WASHINGTON, May 60 .Associat
ed Press) The four big express com
Panies of the United States have been
merged into one hue company under
single head, according to an an
nouneement made here yesterday. The
consolidation has been effected under
the sanction and authority of Secre.
tarH OF the Treasury and Railroad Ad
mlnlstrator McAdOO. The capital stock
If the new company amounts to thirty
million dollars.
The four companies which have con
'olidated are the Adams Express Co.,
American Express Co., Wells Fargo Elk,
press Co. and Southern Express Co.
George Taylor, president of the Amer.
lean Express Co., has been selected
rs head Of the big merger The name
# the new company will probably be
he Federal Express Co.
The four companies which have com
hincd do virtually all the express busi-
ness Of the United States, in addition
70 huge money order business. Though
overlapping to some extent, each has
Is own we'll defined area OF operation.
rhc consolidation of the four into one
omPany will therefore, give the Fed
raj company control of practically all
1t" express business Of the United
tatrs.
The consolidation will go into effect
July |.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
HUNS IN FLANDERS
BADLY SMASHED
gloFrench Counters Sweep
Them Back and ReeStabIish
the Line Held Monday

LONDON, May 20 - (Associated
Press The German drive upon Ypres,
which was renewed in heavy force on
Monday, was brought to a standstill
in q complete defeat for the time being
yesterday, with the Huns driven out of
all the territory they had gained in
the first day of the battle. Last night,
the reports of General Haig state, the
Entente line had been completely re-
established and the Germans had been
defeated with particularly heavy
slaughter
After being repeatedly fepulsed by
both the French and British along a
line extending from Loere to Voorme-
zeele throughout Monday, the Germans
penetrated the French front to depth
of more than half mile, this gain be.
ing made east of Dickabusch Lake. Yes,
terday the Germans attempted to en-.
large this gain and desperate, hand
o-hand battle was fought within this
shallow pocket.
Holding the German assault through
out the morning, the British and French
countered heavily, smashing back the
Germans and sweeping them from all
their new positions. The German of,
fensivc on this sector has thus been
made a costly failure.
On the south side of the Armentierres
salient, along the Lys Valley, there was
local fighting yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
Berlin EsultGnt
ODER Gains By z
the CrotUn Prince
Official Report ReCites Long List
OF Towns Captured and Claims
Complete Victory South Of
Laon-No Mention Of Casual
ties Nor OF Locre Reverses

BERLIN, May 90 Associated Press
An official report on the battle of the
Aisne issued by the war office last
night says that So far fifteen thou.
sand prisoners have been taken by the
Crown Prince, who has completely de-
feated the French and British forces
south Of LaOn. The report says:
1.-THE Germans have stormed and TAX
en- Pinon, Chavignon, Fort Malmaison
Courtroom, Cerny, Winterberg, Craonne
and Villerberg. The Notifications near
Berry have been reduced and
captured and the British driven back.
Against the Nailly heights, north
of the Vesle River, an attack was de.
livered and the French and British we're
elected between Sapigneyl and Brimont
"Our troops have crossed the Aisnu
Marne canal and have stormed Cormicy
Caurey and Louvre.
eve have captured the southern
bank Of the Vesle River on both sides
of Fismes and are now fighting for DOS,
session of the sector between Sol ssons
and Rheims. We have continued yester
days attacks across the Aisnc and are
extending our earlier successrs -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
DRAGGED TO DEATH
BY CRAzED HORSE

H!LO, May 26-To be dragged by the
tain such terrible injuries that he was
dead when found was the fate of
David Puma, an employee of the Park
rr ranch, on Friday last, shortly after
the noon hour.
Puma had been working in the corn
fields at Walk and had been driving
the horse he afterward mounted to ride
to the stables so that the animal might
get its midday meal. On the trail the
animal began to buck for some reason,
and Puma was dislOdged. AS he fell he
became entangled in the near side trace
chain and then was at the mercy Of
;hr startled horse.
I'll" animal dashed off at top speed
nd the man was dragged behind the
maldrurd horse. For more than a mile
tue horse continued it's flight and then
ia" trace chain snapped and allowed the
body to drop to the ground. The horse
had kicked and mangled the unfortun-
.l" man 50 much that when he was pick,
ct up he was dead. The head and chest
vr,r crushed and other injuries in
tIrctrd.
Puma was twenty seven years of age
at the time of his death His father re-
r,drs III Waimra and the family is well
huuNn. I'm inquest was held on Fri
duN and verdict of accidental death
VIA, rendered by the c0rOmer's jury.
The funeral was held yesterday at
WaImru and there Mas IL large attend
durr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
SAMMIES EAGER

The opportunity to assume the
offensive was particularly wei
come to the American soldiers,
who have been longing for the
chance to strike back in retalia-
ton for a form of German fright
iulneSs recently attempted. What
was apparently n deliberate attempt
to wreck American field hospitals was
carried out on Sunday, the German hat.
tories concentrating in "a bombardmcnt
Of high explosive and gas shells against
these hospitals, the shells falling with
III few hundred yards of two build
lngs containing American sick and
wounded. Fortunately none Of the
shells exploded close enough TO do any
damage and a funeral being held was
not broken up, the soldiers remaining
calm but highly indignant, later maxi
ing it plain that thew desired the
chance to strike man : blow ~ such
foes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
BLOODY ATT.LE.
FOR@IMPORTANT
FISHES CENTER
French Reserves Being Rushed Into
Conflict At Center of Aisne Line
Which Is Yieldina--AlGes Strik-
ing Back On Both FlGnks

THE Allies valuable ground yesterday along the Asne front
being forced to give everywhere along twenyme front
ceenVay and Berry The retirement made good
every yard gained by the Germans the
of many lives The Allies left supplies guns behind
saving greater part of their material and destroying the
they etreated
he Germans according unofficial estimates had ewentf
divisions along the wenle 'front.' nearly twenty thousand
mile this vastly ounumberng the British French
point the Allied line pierced and point
the Germans able to gain without making great sacrifices The
greatest advance made eight miles Valy where
the Vese River. Fsnes terrific battle
raging the possession that city, which the Allies main
Of communication this front.
Reports Paris night the latest official
from the front reassurng while the efforts
1uabang their has been checked all
and here there signs of ackenng The Allies
eactng effectively the wings counerng from scissors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
Lame and Achy
Every Morning.?

There's little peace when your Hrd
neys are weak and while at first there
may be nothing more serious than duh
backach", sharp, stubbing pains, head
aches, dizzy spells and kidney irrcgu
larities, yon must act quickly TO a>or /
the more serious trouble, drnp-y. Gr vel
heart disease, Bright's disease | st
Doan : Backache Kidney PMS, the rem
rdy that Is 50 warmly recommended
here and rNrryv here.
"Whrr Y"ur Back il Lame Rrmrm
her the Same - don t simply ash 10.
kidney remedy ask distinctly tor
Doau ) BHckHche Kidney Plllr aud tax
no othrr). Donn's Buckprhr - 'n,.
Pills are sold ~ all druggists and Nt"rc
krrrrIs ct win be mail d on rrrrlvI w.
price hN the lI"lli>t"r Drug Co, %,
BENSON smith 4 Co., agents Tor ~
Hawaiian lslunds. advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
british RAIDERS =, !. ! :.
.TERROR|zE GERMANS
Cologne Given a Taste Of What
LondonerS and PariSians
Have Suffered

LONDON Nnv ~ ,Nssoriatcd
pro.s, po,,,, e.. r, , an
90 ~ oInrn, =; | i'ku. w.
o;.ios oam.oa J., f. ~ '' = :,
raiJ noSo oa,ia,, G,t. ,, ''r,'
-, ~ .o,"t;a,. '"H"' H,u """,
i-oaLI;. ~
100 nnon ~" a., 'I I. '".'
go * Lan,l'; '' "',' Wv, n IT, WI.
81 H. U,',,,h t nlI'i1n wv
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81 -. L., ~ ""n1' Nv ="
p",.i.l uDn ~ ""Ni'''"' "r"'"u v"
L'..I.n, "u'9 'I' '''"'""S N''leu mr..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
TWO ARE INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
Each Victim Has Thigh Broken;
One Is Schuman EmpIoye,
Other Small Chinese Lad

Two automobile accidents with seri.
Ous but not fatal injuries to two per
sons occurred yesterday afternoon 40
close together that one patient immed-
intPly followed the other upon the ex-
animation aud operating table at the
emergency hospital. Another coin,
eidence was that both the injured per
sons received fractured thighs.
Those injured in the automobile &C.
r:dpnts were John Fernandez, an eiRh.
t'en-yrar old employee Of the Schu-
man Carriage Company, and Mon
Chong, Rveyear old Chinese boy
hose parents live at 1924 King street
Fernando was run into at the cor.
ner of Fort and Merchant Streets al
twenty five minutes past two O'Clock
by private car driven by f. F. Bow
Z =, seventh Company, Fort Kameha
meha, as he WAS riding along Merchant
street towards the postOfiee from the
Llhcc of tn" Schuman Carriage Com
pUny.
Thigh is Broken
The accident was caused by Bowers
making sharp turn as he came down
Fort Street into Merchant Street, and
because he did not continue beyond thu
street intersection. according to thu
police report. Fernandez was knock &c
from his bicycle and when treated a.
the emergency hospital he was found
to have received a fracture Of the right
thigh.
Fernandez was later removed to thu
Queen s Hospital and Bowers was book
| Ell for inyesti gutinn at the police sta
! ton.
James Mcluerny, who was an eye wit
ness Of the accident, SAYS the blam,
for the accident was about evenly di
vided, although he Nrrfes the repor
that the soldier made Il rather sharl
turn. He says, however. that Fernnn
dcI wOhhled - around on his bicycle
making it difficult for the auto drive
to avoid hitting him. This witnes
thinks Fernandez was struck twice AM
that his injuries were caused in tn
second collision when the wheels o
the automobile ran upon the sidewall
in front Of the Bank of Hawaii.
Chinese Boy Hurt
In the second accident, which hap
pened at ten minutes past thre
o clock in Kalhi Chuck Look, n tailo
was the driver of the automobile whicl
ran into the small Chinese lad. He !
credited by the police with doing every
thing possible to avoid the acciden
and with being a slow and careful
driver.
AS reported to tn" police, Mon Chon
jumped off of n Palace of Sweets
truck aud ran across the street direct
ly in front of the Chuck Look auto
mobile. To avoid directly hitting tn
small boy, the tailor turned his machin
sharply to the left, but the right hgh
of the car caught the boy in the face
knocking him to the ground, whiel
fractured the thigh.
Chuck Look in his haste to get tn
injured. boy to the emergency hospits
had to run his machine upon the side
walk near the corner of Nluanu an,
King Streets to avoid a second accl
dent. In attempting to avoid the frs
accident the Chuck Look car wa
brought to a stop up against tele
phone pole.
After Mon Chong was treated at tn
emergency hospital he was removed t
the Children : Hospital. Chuck Loo
was not booked by the police yester
day afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
Great A n1erican
Soldier Is Not
Entirely SHIELDED
Baker Will Not ReIegate General
Leonard Wood To Western De.
partment - Is Expected To
Train Another Division

WASHINGTON, May % Associat,
ed Press)-Major General Leonard
Wood, estimated by European war ex.
perts as the greatest of American sol.
diers today, may not be tucked away
into the clerical JOB of being command,
er of the Western Department. 1t is
understood that the war department
will grant his request that he he as,
signed to more active duty than that
to which it was proposed to reIcgate
him. He is expected to train another
division of men for service in France
and will probably remain as commander
of Camp Funston.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
FOOD BOARD CALLS
SPRECKELS ON CARPET
Wants To Know Why Sugar Com
pany Reports Not Filed

WASHINGTON, May e. Associat
I'd Pr"sS)-Claus SpreckeIs. president
Of til" Federal Sugar Refining Compa
ny, must appear before the federal
'ood board tomorrow and explain why
the company failed to Ale with the
BOARD the required monthly reports of
it's business for the months Of No
"mhcr, December, January, February
md April.
Mr.. Spr"ckrls was called on the car
yet before the food board Yesterday
md asked why the reports had not
'"rn filed. He said he didn't know.
rhr board told him he would have to
ind out, and gave him until tomorrow
irvrstlgnt" and report back to the
hnnrl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
WORK OF FIGHT" RULE
TO APPLY TO ALIENS

WASHINGTON, Nav @9-(Assorinr
ed Pressl -- The "work or fight rule
is to be applied to informed aliens it j.
announced, and since they can't fight
they are going TO be made to work
Many of them will soon be put to work
in gardens and at army camps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-31
RED CROSS TOTAL
REACHESS148,OOO,OO0

WASHINGTON, May % Assoc,ut
ed Press D--The huge total rolled up
during the second Red Cross drive
which ended last Monday night still
continues to grow as returns come in.
1t has now reached nearly one hun
drrd and fifty million. The rxnrt
amount reported is $l4S,OOO.OOO which
is $4,000 900 more than the amount
the Nation was asked fnr