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12 PAGES HONOLULU, TERBTTOBY OF HAWAH TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1917. 12 PAGES
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CfflILEIV KATE NEWS fflWmim WOUPMR
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: Vhiie Vacancy Created By Departure of Commandef Has Not
-Been Filled; Armv Merf Count-on General" Treat ; Being
Selected to Head Department-rMen to Sail on July Transport
' v TiftT fotip : officers of the Haxilian' Department;.' U. : S.
rk Amy, headed by Brigr.-GexL1 Frederick S. Stronsr. department
TT-. cozninrLXiaer win leave xor vuo i;t'.lnu.mujuu fcuo-wuij,!
cr as soon thereafter as possible, f The order; aesignaung.ine
- cfTicers to be transferred was reived rtbef ore
v toizy at department headquarters.. iU ' Mi-h:- ..
' f ' ' Orders' f cr the respective assignments; of '. these offioers
vitTill be is:ncd epea their' arriv "at T7asn
V; : v The crd:r received today is in answer to one "sent by, Gen.
Ctrcr" en June 13 riving the' names of all possible officers
tht could be rpircdfrcm this departmenffor immediate: duty.
vj'i. rtrcr's n;::2T3 vras ln answer io a request iroa-iae
vrcr cepanmcuL xcr mi susa &i.w
vata tna exceruca cr ize n coi
artlllerr orficera vtose. naaca vara
r Xcni tr-ed to WatLisctca, and cl CoU
Jacica IL Mcrae, derirtscat adju
tant; CoL T. N. llora, rcctstly traaa
ferfed to tte ti Held Artillery; MaJ.
Ctarlcs B. Lizccln, la ctairs cf .Iia
naiiaa rUlla tilzz, tad Li:ut.-CcL
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FOOD CONTROL BILL TO INCLUDE OTHER NECESSARIES
(Aasocuted Preaa by U. S. Naval Cdmninnjcation Serncai
WASHINGTON. DO, Jane 26. The senate agricultural committee to-
dar decided to amend the food control hilL aa It passed the nouse, oy ex
tending; gorernmest control oyer iron and ateel. , farm implementa, hemp
and Jute.. . ; . ;;
NEW UTILITIES MEMBERS AT FIRST MEETINQ
In ita f Irat meeting under the new organization, the public utllitlea
., co mm Ita Ion thla afternoon voted to have one member Instead of three
alt at Investigation of fatal accldenta hereafter to gather testimony.
" Thla waa at the augstation of W. T, Carden, the new chairman, and
agreed to by Commissioner A. J. Gignoux and Commissioner Win P.
Thomaa. Gignoux Waa today named to. Investigate the death of Manuel
Sllva, an aged employe of the Oahu Railway Company, who fell a few
i weeks ago from freight car on the company's tracks. In case of In
veatigationa Of corporatlona, Carden pointed out, the entire, commis
sion will alt.
OFFICIAL CALL ISSUED FOR LIVESTOCK CONFERENCE
: ;Tha food commlasioa baa issued a call to all, ranchmen, dairymen and
other livestock growers on Oahu to meet; the commlasioa in . conference
to be held at ,the Chamber of Commerce rooma next Monday afternoon' at
1:20 o'dcKt . The rrowers are as red , to- gtr&'t suKesaona and advice
concerning practical methoda whichican.be adopted by; the 'commission to
; conserve and Increase the meat aoppiy on tnu lsiana. .
; MAN ACCUSED. OF HAVING OPIUM IN COURT
A preliminary hearing of the caae of K. c FuJIwara, 'Japanese
; v plumber charged with having opium In possession, wka begun lata thla
afternoon before U. .tCommIaaloner George ,8. : Curry. The ;' charge
' ' against the Japanese: la- that he war caught with 75 . tine of opium,
vaiueo at aooux tmA id ma pHMwn. ; s --'.. .v-,, :
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AUSTR1ANS MAKE DESPERATE EFF0RT8 TO REGAIN TRENCHES
ROM E, Italy, June 2S-Newa from the war front today eaya' that the
Austriana are making desperate affor ta to recapture i the sector of Mette
: monta; -y-r;
S BERLIN 8AY8 FRENCH LOSE HARD-WON GROUND
. :l BERtJN,' Germany, Jane -SG.-The French today penetrated some Ge
inan positions northwest otHurtekiae,. but were subjected to heavy coon
I terattacka by which the greater part of the pceitlona were recaptured by
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GERMAN PLOT TO BLOW UP NORWEGIAN 8HIP8 : FOILED ; v j
v onuSTIANIA Norway, June 28 Aa part of a deliberate plot on the
cart of Germany a ton of explosives disguised, aa artificial lumpa were
placed in coal that waa to have been placed in the, ship's bunkers. Ex-
t; v TWO. WOMEN MISSING AFTER VESSEL SUBMARINED
LONDON. Ens- June 2$. The Norwegian, Volette haa .been sunk by-a
submarine, f The Swedish , Gothia- has been, sunk, by a dlver'ajgcvwlth
" four rnen.4md,twoomen,iuls5i3g;
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trying to do the territory or city and
coaaty oat cf lanes which llsect the
' rrcrerty boaaied by South, First,
Keawe aad Il&leiaulla streeta throu?i
the f lUag cf a petition in the ,land
courts for a Torreas title,, was made
today ty C. G. Ealleatjne, manager
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(AscoeUted Tnrt ty TX. B. Vtrtl CovamL
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'-t LI03CO7 Russia. Juae Xo. i-tavias lor Fetrcarai' today after SDead
lag some time ; la Moscow, Elihu Root, chairman. of the American-coraaalsj
slott,' said: .'.1, derived more": encouragement from my ohservatlona la Mo
cow than I had expected. If seems clear that the men we met and the
classes represent those who are patriotically devofed to.bringlng the coun
try through ita difficulties. ; I thiafc mere la a lair chance they will succeed
and believe tne ciouaa overttne peasanay ana we unmiormea class saow
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, bunwwiii fciiy., wuw f-iMfvuuvwmciii mu , uiat1. ma gov.
" ernment does not propose to retaliate for Cerman'alr ralda on Enallah
towns by making reprisal ralda on German cities.-; Whatever aerial, p-4
erauona are oraerea win oa.Tor;purciy muitary reasons.:
- ; Av LEWIS. JR COMMISSIONED AS RESERVE CAPTAIN '
' A. Lewla, Jr mana;er of the Bank of" Hawaii, today received hla j
commission aa captain In the Quartermastera department, Office ra re
aerve corpa. v.;.' ; i v -r.-1-'! .--V;
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(An6claU4 ftwi ty TX..S. Karal Ooomasl.
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ANNAPOUS. , M (L June 28. The
graduates of the Naval AcaZSmy: at
Annapolis will go iato active service
on. Thursday. ;..t;-;:: ;;,,L.;; k-.x f
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At BU Louis EL Louis 6,' Chicago 5.
'At Brooklyn Boston C. Brooklyn: S.
Boston'- T, Brooklyn ; S. . ,l J,' v it
r . At Pittsburg Cincinnati yi Pitts
burg 6.V v' ' v . -vr.: .,
s At -Philadelphia New Tork 4, Phil
adelphia 2; Philadelphia" 6, New -York
'tKi'AMERiCANj LEAGUE'"-"
At Boston Washington 2, Boston S:
yAt Chicago DC.--'t 9, Chicago-1.'-At
Cleveland Cl.'. viand 6, SL Lbnla
2; aevelasd-C, EL Louis '2. -."i 4 L
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f ' "The following are the recommendatlona forwarded teT Washington-by 14 ;
4- General Strong, which were acted en by7 the government: ' . ' ; i
4- "Replying to yourcable June 9 following off Icera can, be spared -f
4- from duty here for duty In United States. Have retained minimum nunv'
ber of offlcera' necessary for efficient aervlce.--.-v - ' --;f
f -:. "Enslneere, Major Robert P. Howell;,- capUIna, ; William 4 EV R-t-j
-f Covell, Paul 8. Reinecka. ;,- ;' -"X -;f U A-:r .
f ' v "Coast Artillery Corps: ? CoL AIfred M. Hunttr, Capts. C a rr W. Wa I- -f L
tier, Thomas D. Sloan, Manning M KImmel. Malcolm P.Andruaa, Louis t-f
fa Pepin, Frederick R. Garcln, Robert W. Clark, Harold F. Loom la, For--fi
f dyce L. Pere:o, Henry H. Pfeil, Harold DeF; BurdlckT Walter C Baker. '
t "Field Artllleryi Cols. Tlemann N. Horn, John E. McMahon, Wil-4
-f Ham 8. Gulsnard; LteuL-Cota: Charlea R. Lloyd, Fred T. Austin; Majors tl
f William 8. Crowning, Henry 8. KHboume, Samuel Frankenberger. '.
f "Cavalry: Cola. Charlea A. Hedekln, William T. LIttabrant; Majors
f- John. J. Boniface, Clarence R. Day; Capta. Rcbtrt R. Love,-Jerome G. 4-i
f Pillow, Seth W. Secfleld, William E. Dorman, Richard H. Kimball, Ed- 4
-4 gar M. Whiting, Charlea M. Haverkamp, Howell' M. Estea. . x 'l
4- Infantry:' Cola. Rtchard CCroxton, Samson L. ! Fatson,;Wi!lfaraR. t
4 Dashlell; Majora G. DeGraaae Catlin, Alden C Knowlea, Carl A. Mar 4"
4- tin, Herschel Tupea, James E. Cell; Capta. Alfred J. Booth, Frederick t
4 A. Darker, George M. Halloran, Robert P. Harbold, Livingston Watrous, t
4- Charlea L. Wyman, Charlea H. Rich, Robert G. Calder, Carl A.' Ha'rdlgg, 4
t Charlea B. Lyman, John B. Corbly, Walter E. Prldgen, Chariea A, 4-t
4 Meals, John D. Reardan, Robert Scare, Eley P. penaon, Walter H Frank, t '
4 Wallace C Phi loon, Ruf us 8. Bratton, WoodfUt 0. Jones, Elmer F. Rice,
4-. Frank A. Sloan. ';-.Zsx&'r 4-
4-.' "The recommendatlona -are baaed an promotions under new Incre- 4-
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; (Assodkted Press bjr U. S. K&ral CcTnmifcatloa Serrice.)
. BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, June 21 The. British, are
cloalng in en Lena...';-c,-;".:.'. . Jx i V-'X :';"!'-'j'-.';.r-V-- ' :
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WMTiMES
Aariculture Committee of Up
per House Agrees to Absolute
Prohibition of Spirits, Leav
ing Wine and Beer Up to
President Vx
(Auodstod Pru V. 8. KaVal CoaaiaaJ.
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4- WASHINGTON, D. C, June It. 4-
4- The "senate committee on gri- 4
4- culture ; late . today reached an 4
4- agreement which calls for abac- 4
4- lute prohibition of the manufac- 4
4- tare of alcoholic apirita during '4
4- the period of the war, and places 4
4 the question of making wines 4-
4- and beer ; In , the . handa of the 4
4-,PrealdenL-?..;'-.L.--T-ri1-':--.'. 4-
4- " The section thus agreed to Is 4
t a substitute for the house prohl- 4-4-
tion feature of the food control 4-4-
bill, .the measure under consider- 4
4- atlon by the committee. Importar 4
4- tion of spirits is also to be pro 4
4- hlbited. . -; : ' f . ,-r. , . , .4
4-' - The President" ia authorised to 4
4- aeixe bonded liquora for redistil- 4
4latIon for industrial purposes, If 4
4 they are so needed. :
Previous to this action the sen- 4
t ators had agreed to an important. 4-
4 amendment extending the r scope 4-
4 of the control bill, to cover Iron, 4
4- steeL - farm L implements,' hemp 4
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tiONDON," Eng, June 25. French
troopa today entered Athens." They
were followed by; demonstrations of
the . sympathizers , with former Pre
mier Gdunarifc'i;-LL.-.r-L-'-
PARIS, . France, June s 26. King
Alexander, the 1iew! ruler of Greece,
baa commissioned ' former Premier
Veaiielos, who : opposed King ' Con-
atantine and : favored Joining the al
lies, aa a member of the new cabinet
rLONDON.? Eng., ,June26.ews
from Athens today says that Venizeloa
will probably propose in the chamber
of deputies that. Greece Join the allies
as, soon as parliament la convoked.
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BERKELEY,!. CaJL,.' June : 28-Two
professors of the University of Califor
nia today grappled with a thief who is
believed: to be .a spy- and who waa
found in the chemistry .building :tn
which government research of an Im
portant' nature is being carried on. , .
The supposed spy. made hia escape
but dropped a blueprint of plana, for
cLemical apparatus used in some ex
tremely important i experiments for
the war' departmenL' x.--xX--&v$
'A:guard of soldiers has been estab
lished around the; building. '- v: . : .
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TERRITORY'S EXECUTIVE HAS NO PART IN ACTION, SAYS 3
CRISTY-BROVN'S COMPLAIr.T DECLARES MALICE AND -DEFAMATION
IN ALLEGED REFLECTIONS ON GOVERN
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Editor Matheion of the Advertlaer waa released en hta own recognlx : .
a nee until 9 o'clock next Friday morning following his arraignment at 2 V-'
o'clock, thla afternoon before' Circuit Judge Heen. Matheaon haa retained
the law firm ef Andrews e Plttman aa Ma counaeL- . ' :
Thf ewom Information charging Matheson with criminal libel ; was 4; .
read by .Deputy City Attorney A. M. Crlaty.: Andrews asked : that plea ;
be reserved until the latter part of this week, aaylng the charge waa a mla 1 1'
demeanor and one that ahould be heard In. the police court,-.' - r
Attorney Cristy aald It waa the belief of; the city authorities that the.
caae waa of aufficient Importance to demand as speedy a trial aa possible, :
and asked that trlar begin on Friday if poaalble,. r-
? "The fact that this case refers to the governor la no reaaon why It .
Whould .be brought Into a higher court," Andrews maintained. '
. If the defense demanda a trial by Jury, the caae probably will not go '
to trial before the early part of next September,4 aa there can be, no Jury
trials in July or Auguav " . ; ;-xX .;
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) Suit f or - criminal ! lilel Against i Roderick l 0. ' Ilatheson, 7:
editor of the Pacific ' Coxainercial Advertiser, was Drought by !
the city attorney's office today on behalf of Governor Lncius i
"Papers in the libel suit were filed in circuit court at 10:25
o'clock this morning, r Third Circuit Judge Hetn immediately :
iued a warrant and order, for the arrest of Editor Ilatheson "
and for his appearance in the judge's court at 2 o'clock this l
afternooii''i' Kvi'.? K-Mr'.t ri'v VC'- .--:
The ! city i attorney's ..office informed the Star-Bulletm,
shortly after the filing of the suit, that the action is undertaken
on its own initiative ajid without ;consulUtion th the govern -:
nbrIaclared' that the governor has had no part In it,
the city "attorney undertaking the; suit or the ground that .a
hnc'ofHciHl hH Isecn'maTic
'. yTL&txz.i. Cottrr 'T rlhan -ia nis-c;iicjai rcs:;ica couia narc;y onng -
af libel Suit asaizst the Aaverti3er,-t oiiice caa iaeu,ir upon iaeu:seivei ;
r to bringvth'e suit," said A- IL Cri3ty, deputy city an! county attorney ,this y.
,01 r i w..at brouzht this suit ourselves without consultlus the
governor or his wishes on the matter, Just aa we wouid In any case where"
we neiieve ine -iaw lae.iejumi u.. vm
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WASHlNGGTON. . D. C June 4
4- 28--Secretary of War Eaker and 4
4oSecretary of the Navy canieia.-r
4- both oDoose the proposal for an 4
t aviation department -of the gov- 4
ernment, ranking with the other T
4- cabinet ;departmenta. , They op-
pose such a branch of the gov. t
ernment f havlnfl - aeat in the 4
t cabinet, saying auch a plan 'wilt 4-
aerve no oood purpose, aithousn t
4- they advocate mpre coordination' 4
4 between the army ana -navy oe-. -r
partmenta In aeronautlca. , ; ;
n -The pending -bill earrlea. en
large appropriation for airplanes. 4
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NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY
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71 CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, June 2ftV The Canadians
today entered Lacoulotte village en the west front," where the Germane
' have withdrawn from a line tyro mllea long. X.? '-': .-'X-:-.
r : . The Germans are destroying houses in Lens to give wider play, to their
The numbers for the first payment
to the bondJidldeTS bt the Manoa im-J 186, 192, 194. 20L 205, 206. 209, 21;21T,
iprovement district: number one bonds
were drawn; byVtoe eity and,, county
treMurer yf sterfiiy .afternoon. : tTbey
were ?"? n f:"c?wsr . F.?, 10, 11. 12, 13,
163, 170. 171, 172, 172, 174, 175,122,182,
218.' 219,. 244254263.
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The body of Frank McCarthy, a pri
vate shot on the Mexican border by
a ; Mexican : was "buried 'ia ; Drocilyn
Reassuring news from Maui to; the
effect that three supposed anthrax
cases on that island had been proven
not to be thla disease was recelred
this afternoon in a .wireless message
by Dr.' Victor A; Norgaard, territorial
veterinarian. X : X ? :-; W ' 1 t. '. 1 ixxs, f
Two of these cases were aL: Kola
and the other atL WailuktL i Micros
copic examination developed the fact
that they-were not anthrax
Unless ; some outbreak , occurs be
tween - now and Thnraday, ; Dr. Nor
gaard e will, recommend that . plans be
continued for the Maul, races. Only
one new caae- has occurred since he
left there, this In the Apana paddock
where the disease first broke ouL ; .
A wireless message, from Kauai lztb
yesterday, stated that there is a new
outbreak on that island near Nlnmaln
Senator- J. ILlConey's home in ; the
Iihne. dlstricL- rjj -x ' X':-:-:X 'X'
X j'McKINLEY TO PRACTISEV f.
fiManager- Kahalewat of the McIIIa
leys wishes all players cf V.3 t:r . to
turn cut for practl-a -V.'.i r" r
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X--. x m: vv'-. ' x Yestsn
-XX 'r, xxxxXv-riiy day.
Alaska Gold . ...
American Smelter .... ... 1 07!4
American Sugar Rfg. .-. -1154
American TeL VTeL ... 123'
Anaconda Copper t82H
Atchison - v ii. I . l 01 ?4
72'a
74
122:,
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101H
73,
74 i
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Baldwin' Loco. .
Baltimore 4. Ohio
Bethlehem Steel . ... ...at . . at. ;
- XX .7' f ':'. ;b143 ;- b141&
Calif Petroleum i;..;... x19Vx ' 20.
Canadian Pacific , . .'. . i- 1 53'2 1 81
C- M- A SL PV (SL Paul) 77 75?a
Colo. Fuel & Iron Vvii;- 52?4 "Vj
rni,fM Steel ES 3
Erie Common . iVi..V. 27'4
General Electric
General Motora, Nevir
Great Northern- Pfd.
Inter. HarvT N. J. .'.
Kennecott Coppsr :i
Uhlgh R. fC
Hew York. Central'..
Pennsylvania
Ray Console.. I
Reading common
Southern Pacific
Studebaker ; -
Texas '.uii;
Union Pacific ?
u; S, Steel
Utah ;.
Western Unlon.......
Wyr.2auis.V.;-. t
The complaint or information fllel
by City Attorney Brown 'declares that
In a leading edltciial puhll3hed on last
Saturday, June 23, Editor ' Matheson '
criminally libeled the governor. ; ' ;
A clipping from the editorial page, ,
containlsg the editorial complained cL .'
the name of the editor and the name
of the paper above it, and 'the date X:
line at the top of the page, are made ;
part' of. the complainL -r o. r x
When asked for a statement at hi. '
office thla afternoon by the Star-Bull ,
letin,- Editor Matheson - sail .v he had r ' -nothing
thea to say. ' Prarlouj to thai .
time, he had been placed under arrest,
the warrant bavins teen served cn him ,
at, 11 o'clock this tnornbs by Detcty
Sheriff Julius Aci.' ' , -
? The -of fending editorial v:i,ezt!tl;.' :'
"Under. hat ilas" t-i i3.ma!nl7 a;..
comment xupon the governor's irocu
matioa to, the schocl children cilllni '
the meeting, last PidayLrt:rn-:.i t)
collect contributions for :Lv9 I'ths,'
less Children ct Franca fun 'n.-1 al--A ,
leged remarks made 'by '"the csv.rnor
on that occasion. In part the edilor'al, :
said:- -.;. -' Vrv --.
i -"NotTonce" has' he -.(the'1 ,'go'vern or) , . '
come out as an oVpouent of Prusiiaa
lam, as an enemy of the. murderers cf ;
women. and children or as a man who -speake
.;,as ; an . American governor x
should speak these days.' "L ' ,-t x,
."If 'our governor cannot ".tali like '
a red-tlooded American, why la Ufa ; '.
ven's name '.does he Inil3t' upon talk- '
lag at allr If .he' hasn't something to :
say that is worth' the breath It takes,, '.
why does he butt ia aad.take up thn
time of others with hla childlih. ta!V
bllngs that smack, almost of pro-Cer:. .
maalamf - '-x x ; '-xx X-' x'- ". --
"The more the governor, talks as he
vd yesterday, the less our ca"33 tha
cause of all free men and the causa
of. those who believe ia , truth and -honor
and fairness will te served."
:' The editorial ' refers to the gover
nor's cali to the' schoolchildren as a'-L
pusillanimous FrocJa:r.atlox ' : s
Whole Editorial C!t: i
The complalct cl::i r.ot '.clta 'any
particular rara ;;rar'.:3 cf the editcrl j1
but includes the wL.:!? editorial la 1:3
charge . of "false, rna:.'ciou3'.and de.
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