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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-20
TO PLAY FOR
A GOLF CUP

On the 9th of this month Manager
Bldgood of the Haleiwa Hotel, an
nounces that there will be another golf
tournament at Haleiwa for the beau
tiful ''Haleiwa Cup" and. in view of
the above fact, the Manoa Golf Club
VIII give stroke competition tomor-
row to decide which eight players will
represent the club at Haleiwa on the
eth
The same conditions will apply to
the Manoa competition as heretofore.
namely, the eight players handing in
the lowest scores will receive a round
trip ticket to WaiaIua
The handicap of a few of the play
ers VIII be changed for this COMPETE
tIoh as follows: Q. H. Berrey. 8;
FRANK Armstrong, 5; E o. White, 6:
Austin White, s. The Manoa Golf Club
mas established a new rule whereby
no player shall receive more than an
elshfeen-stroke handicap.
Inc new white Rock Cup" is ex-
pected on the Alameda today and it
promises to be one of the most beau
tiiul trophies seen here 1t is present.
ed by Peacock & Co, Ltd.
III the Manoa competition the Hale
IVA VIII offer eight prizes, each of a
trip to Haleiwa, railroad fare and two
meals at the Hotel. together with en-
trance Zee in the tournament.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-20
THERAPION

chasers should that tae word ''Therapion"
appears British Government Stamp lin
ts sold by the principal Chemists throughout the
World Price In England 2/9 and /a. Pnr-
white letters On q red ground) affixed TO every
package By vrtier of His Ma1esty's Hon. Com.
missioners, and without which IL is Q forgery,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
HEAVY SALES
|. CLOSE MONTH
MANY SALTS or IMPORTANCE
MURU MADE DURING MAY
RUSH IN LAST HOURS.

The month % May closed brill
iianiiy as far as real estate sales 90,
ana during the closing hours ~
business yesterday several impaf-
iHuf tfRnHat lions went on fefnrd.
The Northern Investment company
sold 90 o. X ugfnoman tide land
property Tor $4,000 The location Il
nu ath nv. o. and Forrest o. Tech
nleally the description Il given aa
boz 49, block $40. Seattle Tide Lands
James MrEiroy sold 60 John
James lot &. block no. Sarah A.
Bells uddiiion Tor $4,000. which
sets new pficr Tor residential prop
crty in that section ~ the city fpg
inside lots
Crawford a Counver bought from
Harry Kaufman lats ani I. block
I7g Terry FIRST addition. naylns fai
the two lots tastoa The property
Is on Madison g. aud sth ay.
a.. ~ Whippie has also bought
I from villa crosby No feet ~ tot 2
block Ilg. A. A DrnnY's broadway
addition. Tor $4,000 Thls property
IL on Union 81 near Borpn av Many
residential deala ranging from tgsp1
90 5000 closed the huay month Of
May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
A Wife Who Can Work

Cleveland white Massachusetts boy Of r. has id hs
4. married her mother woman Of a. with two
than himself
silly boy-ehf
Maybe altogether question 81 ages
Young though tickle his affections has idea or
~ his not half bad
years wife doesn't look to be
ever ase
Thla point worth considering know. Is no
she Older than she looks 60 hsr
yeans hia she Is safely within
the limits
soos@ youns husband coming 90
pgosae defense She wash ua mead clothes
Keep Of the gria
the present aay know
Youth fades
Love very little while trsqueatly
goals a the divorce
ability and keep house ahldez aWaya. and The
Young himself treasure this
o his future.
Be- his mother and "a hard work
Infinitely better Tor
young sddy hias Who DO nothing bat
through bei honeymoon that damay ends whom The
lardeF smpiyF
would that Grower Cleveland Waite Nse youaH man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Jimmie Hyde. Butterfly

elumea tgaea n a Paris paper other
exciting lie bad neither book fought
Purchased automobile aud his Ia tho
Fsaro Is all
show what small thing Il fame. the Mind ~
requires no,ofcty
pfhp Is handsome tie has egs that stand
criticism nestle ha butonholc
II alt about society aud
like native lie has also large punches aud
a the birds the best worst, Of them
those things set Carnegie medals They provoke
faolh % HYDE his money
butterfly appreciated In
mighty limited circle.
A teW the world that there a MT HYDE
insurance scan
packed dropped voes
French shapeY less and check book
that paper tho world would
forgotten him. torvveF aud ever.
. what when Il is constructed on
wna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
BOY FALLS ON
BROKEN GLASS
while PLAYING with other children

While playing with other children
on Terry az. last evening, Paul
Montgomery. Young boy visiting
with his brother y = Montgom'
.efy. ht 1881. Eighth hV. tfipped over
: wlfe and fell into a pile Of broken
glass. seriously cutting himself Ia
the right groin
A. quickly as possible Yqun8
Montgomery was carried 10 Cartnfa
drug Store nearby aud medical AZ
alaiauee summoned Later he Was
removed 20 biz brothers house.
where be Is nov being attended.
The doctors say that his injuries
are not fatal. but that the cuts In
the groin are Of serious nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
DISPOSE OF sulrs.

fwentY Que more of tha Fourth
Az condemnation nuits we're dia
posed ~ Yesterday IN Judge Glli
Jams court Tho jury awarded
damages 10 the amount Of y aa0
those from wham property gaa fahs1
Tor ldnnlns the street raealYing ths
eosapenaatinna A b Kerry fa
eelved the largest award. thf
amount being $3.50 Others afl
Charles Steel. tt.sfh. aud WsgN
White. fi.HIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
JUNE WEATHER.
tBy Reyerell Rleal


We may expect less weather IN
June than We bad in Nay. thanks
90 the division Of the calendar For
the same reason there VIII b less
than in July In as much as Iune
s. further removed from April than
May Is, We may confidently look for
a smaller variety Of weather Far
mers especially should not over.
look thia important fact
All signs point 10 warm June.
although July viii undoubtedly be
considerably warmer Hdli. June
viii be warm enough for all prac
teal purposes Persons wishing %
take e vacation IN the wafmest part
Of tho month are warned % walt
until near its close
The position Of Neptune. IS veil
na a careful study 81 statistics OF
June weather Tor the last IS years.
show beyond doubt that there will
be some rain Ia various parts % the
country. much rain IN some paffa
and much less In others Il viii
be surprising. indeed. II many far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
srhs eslls 81 Rlehmend I"

An next week at ihe Seattle The
Mack Swain company VIII appear
iu the southern comedy drama,
"The Belle 81 Richmond" The OF
ghnixatiuu will play az popular sum
mer prices. Frank Montgomery
and Cora swain are the leading PEG.
pie Tho Swain company 10 10 re-.
main AZ tho Seattle for several
weeks. offering a round ~ STANDARD
plays. many 81 which viii be new
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
TAKE SCHOOL CENSUS.

The taking of the annual school
census begins this morning Folks
Directory company has the contract
and will put about 20 men IN The
Held The contract allows iiil the
cad o. June Tor the completion Of
the work. the Held part of which
will probably DO done In about tso
asfka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
aELlEF COMMITTEE REPORTS

A report made 10 the Chamber Of
Commerce by Executive officer Ma
dsau. ~ the san francisco relief
committee. stated that the cuiiee.
lions tor the relief nl the sufferers
amounted "a tiss. fao -. diaburae.
menta. tith.esbit The balance on
hand viii be remitted 20 San Fran.
cisco soon aud the affairs a the
relief committee will be closed aun
the work viii probably end To-Day ar
Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
COMMISSIONER LET
TWO BRIDGE CONTRACTS

A. tho meeting ~ the county
commissioners yesterday. contracts
for two nov bridges were let The
Mclaughlin Realty company II "a
build the bridge across the nusam
iah. az Georgetown, Tor - 600
5000 of the amount viii BE- fur
niahed by the cuunty. the remainder
By The property owners Interested
sandersou a Co have the other cot
tae3.
The commissioners have faissa
ihe Wagu for lah0rcrs on the county
roads from 81 20 60 g. DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
THE THEATERS


arhe strallera" II getting better
every nlRht NJ the Grand. aud the
difference between this aud the
average 81 50 musical performance
is nos inflniiealmal Yet the San
Francisco Opera company charges
but IL cents for it's best seats THE
stfoIlera" will have matinee to
morrow aud will be played Saturday
aud Sunday nights Monday night
The Wedding nay. clever play
bY Strange aud Edwards. will begin
lta weeks run. Maud Beatty, a
noiod Australian prima donna. vii
maAa hef debut ia ihia play Rus
sell = DleW assure a flna pfoauo
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Tho Star theRtcr will continue "a
present the Mysterious Yuma. ne
San Francisco moving pictures and
the other faYorite features 81 this
weeks BIN until next sunday night
on Monday afternoon thia play
house viii offer another Blk Orphe
um feature, Anna Hamilton and her
company. IN the oneact comedy
entitled RoFgars Margaret SeF.
erancr. the change artist tho three
Kelley Sisters and other good
thlngA will be- on tho blll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

The Iif a on In Koknmo.
In Philadelphia. Wapelln,
Ia Washington and Scitlco.
Ia Seattle and Scipio.
Ia Louisville and iounoyville.
In Baltimore and Beaver lllll.
In Cleveland ana Mekiniey's Aiil
Ia boston aud In KaaierHkiil.
ln PlitsbuFa and Ia Aberdeen.
81 Louis. also Muacatlnr.
IN rrovideuce ana Cnmepaine.
Tacoma. likewise B0a llng Green
In Cincinnati. Chippewa.
Chicago and Altsmahaw.
In BROOKLYN and lu Omaha.
New York and West Puahmhtaha
al have on the ild 20 straw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
mATs,a NAVIGATION co.
TO BUILD NEW srEAMERs

The Mataan Navigation steam.
ship company has made plans witch
eHii for the construction NJ an 5000
ten steamer 60 be placed in the oil
trade between Fan Francisco and
Seattle THE steamer viii be built
at Newport News. according 20 "a.
J. Lindsay local agent fof the com.
paug.
Plans are also under way Tor tho
purchase Of an Atlantic steamer 10
be added 70 tho Sea Nle. Hawaiian
Island fleet. similar 20 the Hliouian.
which wsa the first steamer Co rali
regularly at Seattle bound direct
for Honolulu Hnd lilo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

neat sunday. IL q brilliant spsctaeu.
lar picture ~ Oriental iife. and
members Of tho AylesUofih com
pany. Who have demonstrated theif
ability 10 assume almost every
character aud race. viii give the
Turkish play ia o. clever d mhnnor
aa the Taylor company ava lko
play Just a year ago tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
aGeGIyER LIE PRoPa ~

a. q Oiii. receiver f0r ths Teais
Ifiiis Furniture a Carpet company.
reports that he has sold The prop
erty. receiving tas.si16f lie ssti.
mates the accounts payable az
tis. fBsf1. notes payable 20 tis
Tgt a.. and miscellaneous liabilities
az st.GasS9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
rgAmsrER sugs CITY.

Levi ellis. a teamater. Il aainK
the clty for 81 600 damages. lie al
iesua that his wagon ran into a De
feetlge place tn the pavement 81
MeatlAku hx. throwing him from
the vehicle. causing him great
physical aud MENTAL pain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Tired of Poor Meat

To-day and tomorrow at the band
Box Market HOO FIRST ay. We viii
give free a car ticket with every
meat purchase OF soc or over. n
you ara tired OF getting tough or
poor meat, give us a trial order.
We can please you and We know a.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

David Proctor ia "A Message
From Mars IL doing bis business a.
the Seattle thrninr on The open
ing night tho company played 70
capacity and last night tho house
vas again filled The play o. q good
ono aud tho company capable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
NY. K. HAVE NEW BoArs.

Secretary TakayanaRi. % tha Mp
pom Yuaen Kaisha. gives out the
statement that three new steamers
fuf the seattie-iapau route arr now
being built The three viii BE- SLIM
liar n aisa 20 the Tango Maru.
which was in Seattle last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

s.You say Yau lntsnd 20 retire on
account If Yoff health
Il don't say anything Of ths
Mind / intend % retire On aeeoaa'
az ms lack u health
A Seattle doctor declares naraeH
ahoul8 b. pretty. Saying that = IL 9
great thln9 for a sick man 70 have
q bright. pretty giFl pat her soft
white hands upon his hfoN Wake
un. doc. Does a man have 70 b
aiek 10 appreciate that
Everybody roots but father.
lie dont care wha Ninas
Hest u the folk are isFe ones.
lies In fbe I4odse Haaoaeus.
Grandma. nearly ninelx.
shes 4 fsdhet fan
Even body roots ~ our hoaae
uuf as old mans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Clothing

BnFa Buster llruHu smta. IN
fancy WurHieds in grey.
brown or blue. sizes 70 2.
special .s.ts. .t.... $50
Young Mems Suits. sizes 10 20
=. made of best Of worstad.
mixed colors. latest styles.
worth 5000. special $40
love blue serge knee Pants.
sizes 6 % nc. all wool. vol
made. special e.. .SI.OD
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants
sizes 70 u. regular Csc
grade. special ........ B5e
Bows tvo.pleoe Knee Pants
suits. In MI sizes from 90
10, best OF material. all col
ors, special =. 49,. S2,15
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
p. c. 5. s. co. PROMOTIONS.

owing 90 the Resignation ~ John
runter. chief clerk 90 Assistant Gen
eral Manager Donald Mckenzie. -
the rariar Coast Steamship COM
pauy. the following promotions have
bern made o. ,. Forfnau 81 agent
H n. Floyd. chief clerk SANDY Nc
urogor cashier. ". Monty. assist b
ant cashier. and l. C1afliu r. pro-
NOTED 90 The claims department
Don't thr0s your old clothes
away. Have them cleaned % look
HE new at the Paniorium. Main
i0ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

f.adica' paicnt Kit OKfarlis.
niuchar style. material I'D
upper. plain toe. vide ribbon
laccs. 81 slfes. regular o. 20.
npeclai .s. ts.s o.. ~ rs
Ladies' fine npuaola Shoes.
patent TO. military heel. fair
stitched. Hight extension cole.
regular t2ba. special -. 90
~ lies Dungola Osforda. pat
cnt tig. Low heel. al sisea.
fleAiale sols. special gSe
Ladies' iulistfea. fine wet 40.
per. patent up. rubber heel.
flexible sole. huh elastic side.
~ sizes. special %t.2.1
Ladies' three strap Sandals.
flexible sole. medium heel.
plain toe. al altes. regular
tt7s. special .t.s Sf.36
Ladies' Russia Cag oxfnrds.
extension sole. military heel.
patent toe. these are a b9au.
tlful tan shade. regular 500.
Special ssss s.rs s-. SI.4D
Ladies' fine Wei shoaa. nincter
Hiylc. military heel patent lip.
either thin flexible OF uHten.
sion sole. special 50 90
Ladies' Wet otfuris. turn SOLE.
comfortable heel. patent tlp.
ali sizes. regular ti1s. apo-
cihl t...at .s-t 5000 10
Misses b1uEola shoe. nlncher
style. low heel. patent tip. on.
tension sole. Sizes ie 70 2.
special ..-s.. .,... Sf.60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Caught In the Web b. The
AyisaVafth company, II tho play AZ
the Third Avenue thsaier tonight
aud tomorrow afternoon and ulEht.
OF is Kind Il is the best sensational
meio.drama this company has
given AT the characters are ciey
eflY portrayed
Slaves Of the Orient" tho play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

No finer ride on the sound than
that % the T. = navy yards AZ
uremrftou. where TIE famous bat
tisship Oregon aud tie largest
training chip IN the world. the I'hti-
sAaiphiH. can be seen Also the gov
eminent dFYdaek. cruisers AMI tor
psda beats uaais Leave Pier : sls
times daily. Round trip 50 cents 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Colonel Noble. Of the Tenth lnfan.
try. has received orders to take hts
regiment o. Alaska The soldiers
expected % start about August l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
RICHEST women IN rag
WORLD TO MARRY =
POOR MAN.

= BERLIN. June auslaxs
q yun iinhien. secretary uf The
= German embassy 10 tee YRth
q can. who IL practically nssftni
: less. IL announced aa hasi a.
4 kruppa flhnee. She iatha
4 worlds richest woman
= q
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
STAR DUST
By Josh"

.mafn 90 not complain % too much
cain. while May others. probably
more. wiii complain because thcrr
& not enough This sill be- a finv
meath for Sunday school plculcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
a WORD FROM JoBti WAX.

A police eoart warrant 0as L.
haei IN Tacoma for the arrest 81 a
amateur performance for s. May
he there will be IN insanity war
rant Issued Tor the man Who bought
IL.
WHY do your encourage your
wife 10 apeak French p
Because I cant understand it,
A Milwaukee bank clerk stole
$1,000 10 have fuu In Chicago Tbs
idea Of man going only as far a.
Chicago when be had $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
| A
Store
| For
Hamilton Brown Shoes Make Lies Walk
-E Easy
Easy

Your feet deserve good reausnihy the hardest workers you've
nr-rra.-. rrl... n-.LL. L-ran.A .l ~ hana vii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Canvas Shoes

Mems GroY Canvas Shoes. nlu.
cher style. cap toe. leather
sole. ell Sizes special ~. 80
Ladies' White Canvas OK
fords. all sizes. leather sole.
military heel and Butcher
style. regular $50. special
ssstts tsss stts -. .sfD
Misses White Canvas Oxiords.
leather sole. iow heel nlu-
cher style. slices II to z. spe
eial 49,. 49,. ... St.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Boys oil Grain Shoes. iron clad
reinforced hack these are
wear proof. sisos "a 70 z.
special ++. ss.s -. k2.UD
Boys Box Calf Shoes. dali top.
cap toe. reinforced back. ai8us
- 10 ?. special .... Rf..5
BOYS Shoes. made 81 good
stroaE leather. Niil wear and
look well. sizes : 70 i3is.
special ssss ssra ss ~ -
Babies Shoes. either wedges
or no heel. pafent tin lace or
hulton. Sizes 2 to ~. special
ssa.ss ssss stssss sttss iNC
Babies Patent KID Sandals. one
strap. dull hack. flexible cole.
siEes 20 81. special soc
Chiid's Patent KID sandals. one
strap. dun back. esdge heel.
aitss 5 10 :. special Gle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Saturdays specials the men. ands
Mons day-come early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Misses fine Wet Shoes. pafeHt
tip. flexible aoie. t0a heei
Sizes ~ u :. special sf.2s.5
Misses fine Wei Southern Ties.
patsat tip. los heel. flexible
ssis. aixea II 20 ;. regular
ti7s special 10
Misses nigh grade Shoes. 81
tsnaioa aois. fair stitched
patent TT. iew heel. regular
81 So. special TI.fU
Childreu fiue Dunxola shoes.
patent TIP. heaYf sole. luN
heel sizes 81 TO III. spe-
ciai ssss s.ssss III %
Chiidsenh fine Southern Ties.
patent tip. spring heel. fletts
bic sole. regular 81 50. spss
ciai -. ss.s $3.50 St.fU
Chiidren'a Velour Calf shoes.
sizes 81 20 iihs. substantial
sole. low heel. regular 81 81.
special -. 49, SLID
Chiidren's Sandals. one strap.
patent colt Yamp. dun back
spring heel. Sizes SIS 10 II.
special ..+ .4-4 s5e
Mems plain toe Calf skin Shoes
rpck sole. aaie leather
caanief. double sevet. fegu.
lar g. 20. special ~t.g.g
Aliens fine Wei Xii. nlucher
style. patent toe. ueht exteu
sion sole. special -. 80 I'D
Mems Hox Calf shoes. nlncher
style. extension sole. feiHfoFe
Ell back. special ~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

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afF Hauais ~ a. fsaHf ft5s asa EHaFss 5sT
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Hfaaisf a asaisH Fam
sr ffak aaf WfiiHifs
fRt steer Pc sac
Haa ff4ssiss fire 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-24

III II took = man as long 20 sit into
debt said T'ncle Eben. as n does 10
GIT out dar wouldn't he nigh 80 much
financial wcrr1ment. w ashington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-24
rIs~lo,- DaNid , PriGal

New York, March 24.-When Major Da-
vid Price. OF the Artillery Corps. appear
cd Thursday morning before the court
martial In the army building that is try
ing him on charges Of conduct unbecom-
ing an officer the prosecution announced
that IL could only produce one more wit
ness. but as the latter was in ii would
rest its case
Major j. r. Sanford the first witness
called for the defence. said he considered
the accused man OF very high character
and generous to fault. Major Price was
the best post quartermaster that he had
ever known.
Col Louis Cazorac testified that Major
Prices mental capacity was Of high order
and that he was a gentleman I'm every re-
spect
Major David c. Shanks said he had
known the defendant ssce leSs lie re-
garded Major Price as one or the most
painstaking and hard working officers he
had ever known lie work day and night
without regard 20 hours The witness al
so said that the accused was one OF the
most efficient all round officers he had
ever known
Several letters we're read to show the
standing OF the accused In the army. one
OF the letters was from General Frederick
n. Grant. commanding the department OF
AiA' fdNAf NllV nhlh lt IfkhIutu M1lOI
Price as an excellent officer
Did you receive orders directing YOU in
January, 1906. 70 make inspections OF
some military organizations I'm Syracuse.
Albany and Troy asked Major Shanks
when Major Price took the stand
Il did ! left Fort Grebol on the night
OF February and arrived IN Syracuse tho
following morning about 9 o'clock" said
the witness.
But you did not make the inspections?'
NO After arriving in Syracuse start.
I'd TO walk from the railroad station To
the Yates Hotel. but as ! was not ac-
quainted wish the city I asked q man
who was leaving the station which direc-
ton 90 take. He said hc would show me
where the hotel was. and suggested that
we should have drink I told him
WAS not drinking but would take q little
malt We walked along and went 90
place that was open he called Tor the
drinks. and received what 7 thought
was malt From that time until 7 was
brought back from Syracuse I have no
recollection ~ what took place I do not
know What became Of me after I drank