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ETenlag Bulletin. EC 1882, No. S9S8

ililln BUr. Vol. XXII. No. 1028

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MANY OFFICEuS AfJD V.EUZznS OF CREW LOSE LIVES

:Fik:'::!i chuiseh said to have wrecked Austrian

-su, : :::h ce;jt out to

: L.huH cuuiser u;:dau;jted again figures ifj

r.Ev:: u::co::fir:.:ed report German mineflanter

in f:Grjn sea operates

v alo:;g aisne dahle-li.-.e allies continue mak.

:: jJNG FROGRESS, SAYS OFFICIALPARIS ANNOUNCEMENT

v BERLIN DECLARES Ef.E.V.Y'S ATTACKS HAVE BEEN

- REPULSED LITTLE CHANGE N RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA

Atsoclated Prew or Commercial Palflc Cable.

' T0::i0, J:pan, Oct 19.

wzzz-j:. : (-! :t-:c!ay by a vrJr.e. Twenty-eight officers, 54

n:n-c:;(....::::...:J officers and 1C9 mcrr,!:ers of the crew were

The Tc!:r.ch;hDrvns evidently sunk In the vicinity; of the

:rt ci jc;:.:::j,' Lcecnzu, L.cur.h' the announcement frcm

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Lb.Trc::-'.:yc:neer:i, ri v: : r.o. cart::i:!rs.v:TheTakach!hD

- ;t:d Prcis Service by Tederal Wireless.)

CC .:..i;:0PL2.lTnrlrev. Oct. 19.-1 Bre?Jr

T'yl f v X- CPVernment hasdeclined, tO rt-

pcllitC t'.D Crc.V3 cf ths Gcrcon Cruisers Ooebsa and BreshU. I

which iLi;7L:d here. It has fcifcnned the Allies that the ones. I

Ilea CI i::::r l;c;U3 IS CSC XOr. xdizey, alone tO Settle, OI purely livered the following opening address: f who were ejcusedtipoa-. being chal-

A--i c. he ','., t v j Address to Visiting Engineers, i ? -i ; jlengedl for ,cause.r are '3enjarnln K.

WW4U v , ' -V : - ;.-'';': .v ; '.' ' K V At; our last convenUon the chair- Asam, W. H. StuarV.W. W. Chamber.

. r n- ti. ir s i.j' '-' ' man, Mr. J.' EX Sheedy, welcomed you; lain.. Erneet- E. f Lyman,' and F.tK.

iJ.., .itiy, UCl, iy. A fiespatcn tO tniS CltV from as meats of this association. ; It af- Archer. , L . ' -T . .

Euchafc:t cays that He

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bd:n rith rr.Tr.::r,iticn and ccdmsd to Turkey.

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CmLZDmAUSTRIANS

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tri-n c-cr-l cto.1T cstimctC3 'that

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:t3 dczhcdlinlFcca of Hot

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PAT.IS, France. Oct. 19;Oiricial announcement : today

cays

VThe enemy's heavy artillery has bombarded the Belgian

icrts cut its eirorts were fruitless."'-':5.'-'::- " r-,- :

V The "Allies, repulsing the

noT7 advene: d to Houlcss. - Also

canal cf La Bassce we Have advanced toward Xille. :

'Frcm La Basse :to Afclain

advanced frcm house to house against a stubborn ppposition.V J

Ezrlin Soys Emmy's Mtaclis in

EHr.LIIT. Germany. Oct 19 Arov heiflnnartWn ravs that!

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tL: cr.:r.y's attacks Vest and northwest Of Lille have been re-

-: c - :tcm arena, says headquarters, shows no change

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attack fleet m Adriatic i

c::guised as hospital ship

The .fences cruiser Takachiho

:rrof 37C3 tons, ZZ3 feet I:na

r,,en. She was but inlCwj.

hrig gsixn'rl 150 German traelra I

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and London, Oct. 19.-The Aus

the Russians lost 40,000 men

attccking German forces, have

between the Hiver Lys and the !

and Caint Lararre we have

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i.Aus'Ptghter Disguised

zit Oct 19. The Central News Agency

ritich cruiser Undaunted and two torpedo

r:i a Gcnnan.mine-planter in the'Horth

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12 PAGEaHOXOLtJLU, TEUBITOBY OF 0AWAHON0AY, OCTOBER 191914. t

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Questions of. Vital Importance

; to Industry Now Discussed

j By.Many Experts '

V Htnton ; Hind, thalrman' Ha-.

IdJ tss econd livnual. cwwetibh"-lir

this tify.Vrc'JC.:-,'.l'ivi;'y

. .Therewuan attendance of about

70 lugar miU engineer" at the opening

HalrSO lmorntn

R.; "Renton Hind,, chairman: of the!

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fords.me great pleasure to. know that

I tnfev fiesf4' atrara mill An (HnAAi n f

WUS ij v j . 1A4S4S cuauwa SUiVS

his assistant in the territory Is a mem-

ber of this organization, and '.' X wei .

come you, not only as mill engineers,

but as fellow members.

'The first convention certainly was

not without Its good results, and I am

sure that this second one .: will . sur

pass that of last year.' Undoubtedly

you have all had. a share In the bene

l fits which - resulted i from " the -'interchange

of Ideas of our meeting a year

ago. The memory of it has certainly

(Centlxtied on page four)

With the arrest of Ella -Lono and

G. P. Victor last evening. In confunc

I Hon .with the careful watch kept by

a rreatly enlarsred nrovost suard. un-

der conwaasuad,-: ot-.ieommi88ioned ;ora-

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friction: between?. the enlisted men on

lTtSeTt7?n ?

The two men, ' placed under arrest

by Captain of Detectives Mclhiffle, are

alleged 'to.be Urn ringleaders of the

T.wn... f . . j m Jm 1 n m m Mi kn '

fare with the soldiers 81"" that

section of the citv for somo time nkst 1

d whoBe "UvlUes are said to have

of that section not connected with the

mill tarv

rIt is the belief of Captain McDuf fie

that, the entire , membership of the

gangs will shortly- . bo -under arrest

following Information secured from

Lono and Victor,1 !v

AVhat threatened to become a gen

erajt free-for-all fight,; closely; border-

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CETTTJtT JE, UontenegrO,

Snnkki Austrian Snbmarine

against the French fleet in the

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Rve ; Juryrhert Cha!lenged:for

Cause, are! Dismissed by

FOR f 1 ED OPri 1 0 NS AFTER

READING THH NEWSPAPERS

Eleven 1 Veniremen; Passf or

:-v CauceCcee Continued -r'-Until

Tcmcnrow 1 !u

; The dlf missal oi'five Jurymen by the

court,- followlss their challenge v for

cause br counsel for the defense, prin

cipally because they stated Jhey; had

formed opinions rf yarding the guilt or

Innocence of the defendant from read

Ing newspaper accounts of .the Initial

Hal tiMAMritatpA th r11Inw nt n-

t-clal panel of .15 names from whlcn. the!

jury for, the re-trtil of United States

"District Attorney Jeff, SfcCarn, .vhlch !

i commenced this jaorninj In ; Judge j

'WlUiam U Whitney's court,; wHl jbe

'completed. ' :

.The Jury, now stands composed of 11

Dersons who hs,T e been passed - for

cause; namely, Sidney T Carr. Adplph

F. Gertz, Edward - B. rriel,;: John: A.

iBcrtreld, Robert !I. Corbaley, a- W.

I Macfarlane, Jamrv Guild, James O.

Kelley, "Edmund :, Swan George 7 F.

I Crrpb-!l r.d A. Gear. Tno V;

George H.v Cowan,?8.- S.; SUlrihaqser,

'SrhrdAr. RAbirt M.i -ClftrkB.r, .-Frank

Godfrey. Archibald McPhall, Charles

p. Loomls. Henry K. De Frte, Claude

E. Kellogg, Ralph B. Irwin;, P, T; Cleg

?neel umibal f

o'clock: tomorrow morning," tt which

5SLS; SS'JSS:

. Veniremen Closely Questioned.

lX!tftvt fl1lf - e1lrCA;n " A -

a ..k . wat.fc ,UUliaWVUDf SVIIlUUt ; v

, qualntance with counsel and the prose

cuting witness "and the'newspaper ac

counts of the first; trial were" the sub

jects upon which both the defense and

prosecution touched upon this morning

in the examination of the Jurymen Tor

cause. ;i v V r.j : .: -.j'

" Sidney T. Carr said that he hadread

the newspaper ' accounts of -'the first

trial, but rhad formed no1 flied opinion

regarding the -' guilt or , Innocence' of

Mr. McCarn. Jie said,-when question-

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ing on a rloL was cut off Just in time

last night, when half a thousand sol

diers from, .Fort Shifter were founded

up by a strong : provost guard r and

marched back to their station. Smart

ing under' alleged persecution ? from

gangs of Hawaiian toughs the soldiers

banded together in large ; numbers for

protection and came - to town .quite

ready to tackle" any coablnatlon that

came against" them. - A hurry call was

sent to Foit Shatter with the result

'that a platoon, later," reinforced by a

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park kndf marched back to the post

wmntit tnv trnni.iA nntv nn. nr.im. I

portant" fight " occurred during the0" ofLthe,f. et d,,,D??!iThv hsvV

, shadow of gathering twUight' scored (They have

That Hawaiian hoodlums;- organised run.whlch put.them wlthIn,oneti-Oui

into , gangs, are laying for the men in

uniform to beat them up whenever the

proportion, of natives is large enough

to make th assault safe, is the con

tention of the soldiers. AnInveatlga

tlon made -by officers of Fort Shatter

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by Federal. Wireless.!'

Oct . I9.77-A French cruiser has

Sent from Cettafo; tO Operate !

Adriatic Sea.

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HfflAU NOT TnfcONLY COMOTlimTO SUIvEIl

Interest Rate Asked 'On Bonds

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PAPEETE BROUGHT ON

Further details of. the bombardment

of Papeete -by . the German cruisers,

were brought to Honolulu. today from

San Francisco1; the , steamer j-Mpana.!

having reached the - coast by way of

the French port carrying much news

of the ; bombardmenL ( , The - Chronicle

of .October 8 says:- .-;

Shattering the tranquil quiet of the

tropic South seas, the-German cruisers

Scharnhorst and ' Gnelaenau bombard

ed the French port of Papeete oa Sep

tember 26th, killing two persons, sink

ing the French gunboat Zelie and. the

German tramp Walknre.'and devastat

ing' a good portion of the little Island

town. .News of the German . raid was

brought by the . British liner Moana,

arriving ' here yesterday : from - Au-

tralla.. The Moana had a narrow es-

cape from falling Into the hands of the

'Kaiser's seaarribrs.f;'t;', 7f

. ueuuis n:u Domoarameni ot

Papeete, the port of the French Island

possessloa cf Tahiti la tho Couth eeqT3,

on'Eetember.Sth v hy: the.'- Geraan

cruisers Ccharnhorst 'sand Gijelsenaa

were 1 related y esterdayr by travelers

from the. antipodes on the royal wall

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Broke Hearts of Athletics When

Boston Pulled Third Game"

H Out of the :FH i

- Following is an account of the great

12-Innlng ; game of ; the world's, series

played October 12. -This game made

the series three straight for Boston,

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and broke . toe heart of theAthJeUc were migMy glad to see Hawaii again.

defense. . VV sANBORNf - - toT- alttou8n .recelTm Vf81 J

j (By I. E. sANBORN.) ? r ? . J treatment and having a good time, it

BOSTON, Mass, Octrf l2.tAbaolut ' has been , a hard schedule, and as

lyrrefuslng'to.be. ".most of the'piayers have been I over

being apparenUy hopelessly beaten, ! . f Z novelty nat wora off.

Boston's Braves fought PnUadelphla's .

Athletics to a stanastui ror u m ,m ,

5. -JJf ;2L!TH;ffL!S!E'

series of 1914: -r ;

' Three different times Stalllngs men

came from behind and ' tied Mack's

veterans - who were making -the .most

desperate battle of their lives to avert

we di uur.i uB

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established by their rivals in the earli-,

er, rounds. Then with the score , Med ,

IXtLS SJJl ? , tenlnSSApau pitched swell ball all the time.

', V ' has a great strikeout record.' Ke-

r Philadelphia scored two runsjhvthe f Koft went better al tte Ume tnd haa a

tenth and seemingly had Ue victoryj Mt game on Ws record.-This was

Baieiy m uieir pocsew. d ica uie.,

Braves came with unbeatable determi

nation and evened up the score 1a their

half of the" tenth. It looked then as

if darkness would terminate matters

in a draw but the (Braves pressed jw

haxa In 1116 14,1 tMZ 01 tne iweutn

that they ran the fading world a chara-

hard in the last half of the - twelfth

trxm nf titA'blr nHr

Utxnv hnwH- th- nnvnnvn u u.Ji some games We outdrew the Ath

hero of this game, as he was of the .

first The big'. catcher ' whaled ' out!

three hits and each of . them cleaved 1

a: warrior somewhere."?. Two of themt ame "erB 0iU " wv " uu-wimulk-went,

into': the temporary stand in 1 . v C'' V'-i

short , left field, where ground rules! "That's up to'the players," he said,

entitled him to only two. bases. Thei "I 'think there has . been . too much

other was a home run into the center, baseball in Honolalu. but if there's a

Held bleachers.-. Gowdy's first wallop, chance Jo pick, up: some. mon7.:i

tied the score' in the .'second .Inning.: think' the team win play."- V - .

His second led the' magnificent rally i The men who returned today were

which averted defeat in the tenth nvj Sam Hop, D. Markham, W. Apau. Apau

ning, and his third swat, ; paved the Kau,' C. Morjrama, Kan Yin, En . Sue

way to "victory in the twelfth, iv J j Pung. Ping Kong Pung, Kekoa, Foster

house, over, the rapidly changing f or (

More than 35.000 rooters went bug -

times of. war. ; Even.the rase-hardened I

axauia uici. wo lauiuif i. limn a iui

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ka settlement, with its .warehouses

and buildings' and humble thatched

homes, 'of this fair isle, of the South

Pacific which has often figured ; in

fiction, was laid waste by the guns of

the German warships, Two persons

were killed, a Japanese chauffeur and

a native boy; . the antiquated French

gunboat Zeiie was sunk, and the Ger

man tramp freighter Walkure, by a

strange -freak of fate, suffered the

same doom, and hundreds of the In

habitants were - made homeless js a

result of the raid of the two powerful

Germans. . . ; - -' . J , : ;

"it was upon a scene of devastation

and ruin and upon a simple people,

terror stricken, that the officers and

passengers of the Moana. gazed as the

British Jin er steamed into the usually

peaceful llttlaport not long after the

German' shells had exacted their trit

ute. ' The corrugated . warehouse cn

dS'lcne wbarf .was at r-"3 cf

and back cf the Ilse.cf ril" tr 1

1 wWci;axL.upon: the; aarf . u&X

beachthe huts oT the haUve. Inhabit

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May Play Games, Here if the

.-:; Fans Are rict iirea or

: 1 : Baseball ; ;

Twelve Chinese baseball players re

turned on the Sierra this morning aft

er seven , and a hair months of barn

storming on the mainland. The men

the management of Sam : Hdn. The

S" record is game, won, 61 ; lost

and 4 tied. This is not as high a per

centage as last year, but the team has

met with more hard luck and also had

stronger aggregations to face." ;

."If Foster Robinson had been right

we would-have brought back 115 win-

eames- said Sam Hod this morn

arm in

May and hasn't been able : to work

since. Apau and Kekoa pitched line

- .. rAmd, Citv. In Philadelohla.

Apau had shut the team out 1 to 0 in

12 innings one week, and on the fol

lowing Saturday, we . sent f Kekoa at

them and he shut them out 6 to 0, with

out a' hit. ' . -i ; -V-V--' ',-' ;--.v -.

h "We saw a lot of big league - ball.

and all of us liked the Braves to win.

more pep than any other

Our team drew best in Phila-

I delphia. We got a lot of publicity,

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Asked whether 04 traveling All-Chl-

ncs-woul( uc wrbw w i r

ftooinson, Aivin uoomson ana vernou

Ayan.

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Albert Akana, captain of .the t

tean.

ana Tan Lo relumed a couple of w

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Fooliss Questions Greet Visitor

: to Big City Geography of ,

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The "European war and the war.

alone, with Its resultant demorallxa

tlon of the eastern financial markets.

Is responsible for Hawaii's failure to

sell the latest territorial bond Issue

In New York. This Is the - report

brought back by Territorial Treasurer

David Lloyd Conkllng. , who. returned,

home on the steamer Sierra this morn

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-'Hawaii (is net the only cccnou

wealth to suSer thtis'at the fcanis cf

th" Eurcrcaa cat: c!-rv C" -T

y3 that th-5'st-3 cf T;-.r. - -"I

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great -yit tr, 1 c'.:r-Uad U

sues ar9 sh2-:5 a.alr.ilir rits.- II-l

ths .terriUriil-.tr tM t: 'y . r

fiOation - at the. tici a tha wxr Irz'.s

cut, cr Just a few days prior to"Au- ::t

I, the entire Issue would "havs Lc;.a

taken; as a matter of fact, the treas

urer says he had buyers who wanted

not only the entire 1700.000, but were;

urging that they-be given the whele

amount - authorized, J1.40O.OGD, and

were ready to pay a highly acceptalla

price for them, j, s ' " ;'

- But the war altered all that

!,To show what I, had to contend

with in the latter part cf my stay in

New York." said Ccuklins. "I was kept

constantly busy allaying wild war ru

mors affecting Hawaii. Came the re

port that the Japanese had taken th

Island of Yap. 'What part of. Hawaii

is thatr they asked ma , Cane -another

report that the Japanese had

taken - a German possession in . the

Carolines, and still another that they

had taken the Marshall islands, nvhat

part of Hawaii are these places T In

vestors asked ma. Then cans a that ia

terview In a Seattle newspaper with

the" returning-German ambassador

from Japan, wherein he said the'Mlka---.

do's people" were prepared ' to striXs

at the -United States at any moment

That story was picked, up and pub

lished throughout the . country. Of

course the German ambassador denied

Its. authenticity when ta . reached

Washington, but tha effect on the pub'

lie was ;-: retained. These features,

brought to the, notice of men 1 who

were being asked by us to place three

quarters of a million dollars in the

islands, caused them , to look askance

at ' the money-loaning proposition so

far as Hawaii was concerned." Y ; .

Condltlona Bad on Mainland. - ; . .

- The treasurer did not brirg any of

the bonds home with him. consequent

ly the 160.000 worth- which were bid ,'.

for. by local . investors at an accept

able figure must-be sent for.. U i

likely that an additional " lot will, h

ordered sent with them, and that the

additional bonds will be placed on' the

home market V f . v ;j '-.' ' ' "

guess7 Hawaii is one of the best

fixed communities financially -la ; the

; (Continued on page (wo) ""

WALDROf AND BODGE

APPOINTED TO BOARDS

BY GOVERNOR TODAY

:' Fred I; Waldron was appointed by

Governor Pinkham )his morning as a

member of vthe board of regents cf

the College :of Hawaii, Vice Haiti

Hcsner, former territorial . forester,

who recently left -for', the 'malnlmd.

His-term expires' April; 13, 1313. :

E-Iward E. Uodge was ran:ed by tT:?

governor as a' member cf the tcsri cf

harbor ccunlssloners to J-! cut t

unexpired term of Frank D. :icL:: ov

er. His Una will expire June z:, 121Z.

15 lots ICaplcInl Pir'r.A: ::.::,

atle for a diia r--;':.

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