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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY. JANUARY 23, 1917
THE GARDEN ISLAND PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
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THE GARDEN ISLAND
A Weekly Newspaper Issued Tuesdays.
Entered at the Postoffice at Lilute, Hawaii, as Second-class Matter.
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Inch per Month.
K. C. HOPPER, . - - Business Manager
LATEST WIRELESS NEWS
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Monday Alternoon
SiiL'ar, 5.02.
Honolulu Secretary Dajiicls of the Navy Department, plans a pro
gram to secure the wireless establishments in the Hawaiian Islands ns is
shown in letters to the commerce committee. ,
The Industrial Accident Board meets tonight to consider proposals
for eight amendments to the law.
Washington News Budget
Washington Inquiry has been made of Germamy whether or not
there are any Americans among the neutral sailors brought as prisoners
on board the Yarrowdale.
President Addresses Sebale
The President today addressed the Senate for the first time since
Thomas Jefferson. He laid before the Senate the question of whether or
not America should depart from her traditional policy of isolation and
shunning entangling alliances cr participate in a- world league to pre
serve peace after the war is over.
Pershing Leaves Mexico
Juarez General Pershing's troops have begun the evacuation of
Mexico.
The German Report
Berlin Russian night raids in the Riga region have been repulsed.
The steamer Yarrowdale was taken into Swinemundo December 31
by a German prize crew, with 1(50 prisoners. The facts have been kept
secret for military purposes.
British Battleship Sunk
The British battleship Cornwall was sunk January !). (This was
probably the battleship Cornwallis, built in 1901, of 1-1,000 tons. Ed.
Card. Tsl.)
Buenas Aires A despatch from Rio de Janeiro says that the Ger
man raider in the south Atlantic has been sunk by the British cruiser
Glasgow.
Monday, January 22
Sugar, 5.205.
Honolulu The camp at Wahinwa was raided Saturday night and
six persons arrested for illiicit liquor selling. This camp is just out
side of Schofield.
At The National Capital
Washingten Secretary Pantels has answered the criticism of the
Bethlehem Steel Works, which took him to task for awarding the re
cent shell contract to an English firm, The Secretary says it
ill becomes a concern unable t fulfill the contract to criticize.
Militiamen Reluming Home
General Kunstoa lias issued an order which will result in the early
return of 25.000 National Guaulsmen to their homes.
Betty Kicks The Bucket
San Francisco Betty de Long is dead.
A Blaze Up North
bpokane Mre destroyed St. Luke's hospital iast night. All
tients rescued.
Diseases In Palastine
New York Reports reaching missionary headquarfcts here
that cholera and typhus are adding to the horrors of starvaticti in
lestine. Even the doctors are dying and there are not pimtiirli loft tr.
care for the sick and destitute.
Interned Sailirs Escape
Rio de Janeiro German sailors interned at Bahia are reported to
have slipped away from the cruiser Ebrand and joined the raider in
that region.
Heavy Snow Storm
St. Paul The worst blizzard since 1908 is raging in south Min
nesota, Wisconsin, both Dakotas, Iowa and Nebraska. Fifteen inches
of snow has fallen and in some drifts it is piled fifteen feet deep.
British Suscess In Mesopotamia
New York The British took 2500 yards of trenches and advanc
ed their depth 1100 yards on the right bank of the Tigris, in Mesopo
tamia. There is heavy cannonading at Verdun.
British Mine Germans
Berlin The British have mined a German redoubt, entirely des
troying it.
Use Of Sugar Restricted
Paris Sugar cards have now been introduced in France. Con
fectioners have been ordered to close their establishments twice a week
in order to save SHgar.
Sunday, January 21.
New York Reports of additional results of work of the German
raider in the south Atlantic have been received. Among the vessels
known to have been sunk arc the Norwegian Goea. the British Nailsea
Court, the Spanish Parahyba, the Norwegian Asp, the Norwegian Dig
loria and the French Omnium.
Workers Requisitioned
Birmingham, Eng. Except for persons engaged in munitions
factories all persons fit for military duty have been requisitioned.
Munition factories are required to turn out mote supplies. Chamber
lain savs it is not tne tiesire ot tlie government to force work in the
munition tactonoe and conscription, but the successful prosecution
the war demands a steady flow of men. munitions and money.
' German Publicist Dead
Amsterdam Maximilian Harden, German publicist and editor
ueaa..
The reply of the Entente to Wilson's last note gives some hop
that an understanding will yet be reached.
The WithdJawal of Pershing
Washington Reports that Pershing will shortly Jbe withdraw!
from Mexico continue, but nothino offirinl mi ii cK;t . n.,..
ed. An El Paso message says that Pershing has asked when he may
ue urueieti 10 move.
Orders have been despatched to General Funston to return a sub
stantial number of National Guardsmen.
Capital City Notes
Honolulu John F. Ness, an employee of the Advertiser fell three
siunes kisi nigm ana was seriously injured.
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The Radio Bill
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fix rates and control such service
between land stations and stations
at sea within the continental United
States or in its territories, but all
receipts from such business, to be
turned into the government in ex
cess of certain percentage for neces
sary expenses.
Three months from the passage
of the act, and any time within live
years after the expiration of three
months, the government, through
the Navy Department, can acquire !
by purchase, any coast radio station
now in operation which the owner
may desire to sell.
No alien or aliens of any foreign
government can operate a radio
station.
No corporation can make appli
cation for control of a radio station
if the capital stock is controlled by
aliens.
Length of wave proposed to be
used in stations is defined.
Stations at all times to be subject
to inspection by officials of the De
partment of Commerce and the Pres
ident of the United States may cause
the closing of stations or authorize
the use of such stations by any de
partment of the government.
Rates to bo charged and apparatus
to be used to be defined by the gov
eminent.
Only licensed operators shall be
permitted to operate stations.
All stations shall givo priority
over all other business radio-grams
relating to ships in distress, etc.
Radio stations are restricted to
hours of use of stations, alternating
between government and commer
cial business.
It is extremely difficult in a short
digest to give you the absolute purpose-
of this bilj, but many points
arc inimical to the interests of the
wireless companies here and to the
general public of Hawaii, and it is
hoped your organization may real
ize the importance of wireless tele
graphy to these islands to such an
extent that you will immediately
lormuiato protest and get it into
Delegate Kalanianaolo at the very
earliest moment. We hope also that
you found it possible to cable, as
we have cabled, to have the hear
ing, which was to take place in
Washington today, postponed await
ing your brief. ,
In Tint Circuit Court o v Tim
Fii'Tii Judiciai-Circuit,
Territory oi' Hawaii.
At Chambers Iii'Probate
In the Matter of the Estate lof
Manuel Joaquin Pavao, deceased.
Order of notice of hearing peti
tion for administration.
On reading and filing the peti
tion of Manuel Joaquin Pavao, a
son of said deceased of Makaweli,
Kauai, alleging that Manuel Joa
quin Pavao, of Hanapcpe, Kauai,
died intestate at Hanapepe, Kauai,
on the 31st day of December, A.
D. 1916, leaving property in the
Hawaiian Islands necessary to be
administered upon, and praying
that letteis of .ldtniiiistration ismie
to Manuel fTCarvalho.
It is ordered that Saturday, the
17th, day of February, A. D. 1917,
at 10 o'clock A. M., be and here
by is appointed for hearing said
petition in the court room of this
court at Lihue, Hawaii, at which
time and place all persons concern
ed may appear and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Lihue, Hawaii, January
15th. 1917.
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(Seal)
(Signed)' Lvut A. Dickky,
Judge, Circuit Court Fifth Cir
cuit, Territory of Hawaii.
Attest:
(Signed) D. Wm. Duan,
Clerk, Circuit Court of the Fifth
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
Jan. 16-23 30, Feb. 6.
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