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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-20
|Iial Invitations Extended
|.neraI Public by Various
Pastors of City.
3 MUSICAL PROGRAMMES
FEATURE OF OCCASION
rabIe Retreats for Resi-.
nts and Visitors TO Spend
Morning and Evening.
Presbyterian

Presbyterian chuo> northeast
OF South Temple ant - streets;
William NJ. Paden. ID. D., pastor
'ng service az II o'clock; subject
bic OF Light" Evening services at
k'clock: subject, Tho Lie 10
n Sunday school at 1880 p. III.
Ian Endeavor society on Friday
"a OF each week at 1880. Midweek
II on "wednesday evening. Teach
|cetlng at 1870. Prayer and conlcr-
|t s u. m. All seats are free. Ev-
II cordially invited 10 all these
"A Presbyterian church, corner OF
In East and Eleventh south
1. Herbert ~. Hays, pastor; Wade
|nrow. superintendent OF sunday
E-Scrvices on Sunday as follows:
tIng service at IL a. M. subject
Holy Spirit and the Church
ling service at y. M: first of a
I OF Sunday evening evangclistic
's: chorus choir. Song service;
"Retected OF Men. Elected OF
n Sunday school at 1913; lesson.
h Sold by His Brothers. Chris
3ndeavor at Z p. M; TOPIC. Wise
10 Read Wise Books" Prayer
q Wednesday at 1880 p. m. Good
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Scientist,

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. $50
East Third South strcct-Suuday- school
n GAS a. M, church services az II a m
and 5 y. m: subject, Probation After
Death Every Wednesday evening al s
O'Clock meetings are held 10 tell OF the
healing. All are welcome TO the SER
vices. Free reading rooms open daily
except Sunday, from 10 u III. 10 o. m
In 606-601 Scott building. los Main street
Second Church Of Christ. Scicnti.t. l. O.
-. +. hall. corner OF Eleventh East and
Eleventh South strcets--Lcsson sermon at
II n. M; subject, Probation After
Death" Sunday school at 1916 o. m
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
az o'clock, All are welcome.
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Reorganized Church,

streets; speaker. Franklin Herman. A
Mrlcnmc.
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Went Willingly to jail.

ST, PAUL, April l9-Johu Gunderson,
who yesterday confessed TO the robbery of
the Northern Pacific Express company's
Office OF q package containing S25 900.
was today given an indeterminate SEN
tence in the ST. Cloud reformatory. He
waived all formaltles.
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New Thought Society,

Spiritual New Thought society Keith
O'Brcu hall. o5l Main street-Confercnc
meeting next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock: subject Harmony" vt y. M.
united meeting ~ Federation OF I.Abor
hall, Oh East Fourth South and state
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i interest," 80 Women.

uch women as are not seriously out
tlthl but VINO have exacting duties
|iorh, either in the way OF house.
E:ares \or in social duties and func-
EShish\ seriously tax their strength,
|YEto Nursing mothers, DR.. Plerce's
LIE Pm Acriptlon has proved a most
E,Ie sup Srt!ng tonic and invigorat-
|avine. b. its timely use. much
/ sickness and suffering may be
"a. The lperatIng table and the
rs knife. would. lbelIeyed,
l have 10 be en- gloyed 4 this most
|lle wcman.s LemedY Mere Iesor1ed
bod iime. The -Favorite Prescrip-
As proven great boon TO expectsnt
Ms by preparing the system for the
w OF baby, thereby rendering child
afe, easy, and almost painless.
in mind, please that DR.. Pierces
|-te Prescription is not secret or
medicine, against which the most
.:ent people are quite naturally
because OF the uncertainty as 10
Hmpos.tion and harmless character,
IN q MEDICINE OF KNOWN COMPOST
w full list OF all its ingredients being
M. In plain English, on every bottle
". An examination OF this list OF
|nents will disclose the fact that II is
Eoholic in It's composition, chemic-
|rrre, triple-retined glycerine taking
Lice OF the commonly used alcohol,
makeup. In this connection 1t
{ be out Of place 70 state that thu
ite Prescription OF DR.. Pierce is
y medicine put up for the cure Of
rs peculiar weaknesses and all
land sold through druggists, all
redieuts Of which have the un-
fSe endorsement OF all the leading
ri writers and teachers OF all the
!. schools Of practice, and that too
kcrdics for the ailments for which
~dte Prescription is recommended.
Ettilo book 10 these endorsements VIII
TT 10 any address, postpaid, ana
|Etciy fr,c II YOU request same by
or letter, OF pr, L. V. Pierce,
4 b. n. Y.
u llercrs Pleasant Pellets cure con-
hspn Cln5iipg Is The cause Of
,li:cl& tu-n the cause and you
|,pae E-5y 70 take rs candy.
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Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints.--Scrvices at II a. IN.
C. j. S. Abels, in English. at . p. m. to
Mountain OF the Lords House" Elder
J. r. Vanderwood at 1880 p. IN. Sunday
school at 10 n. m. Everybody invited.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Phillips Congregational church, Fifth
south and Seventh East streets, Rev, T.
\. SiIupkiu, pnstor-Scrvicss Sunday at
II and 1;I5, with sermons by the pastor
sunday school al l2:i5; Christian En-
dgaNor az $3.50. Very cordial welcome TO
all woT5hipers at these services.
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cry WOma

rtto feel we'll and look we'll. This
u.,n can only be attained by keeping
@ organs OF the body In harmonious.
action. Periodically in the life OF
!: ~ woman certain functions are TO
/" ected. Any delay or Interference
out OF harmony the whole system,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-20

A fine line of WOmen'S white Isle 1Qc
finished vests, to 90 at, each AOC
This is very unusual offer hundred and fifty dozen
the lot special purchase enables sell these much
lower than the intended retail price Styles low neck
sleeveless wing sleeves Every perfectly madea
full the lot Full line Of and
sizes Most Of these intended sell at for 5Oc but
make this special price while the last:
Special price per dozen. .$1.35
Special price per half dozen. .70c
Special price per garment. ................13 13c
eastais Ma
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Hygienique face massage.
Saturday only, we offer this
splendid preparation in the two
size jars as follows,
Regular SOC size for. .35c
Regular Soc size for. ,15c
Walkers cast aisle. Main store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
ENTHUSIAST DESCRIBES
THE ATKINSON ROAD

CATER leaving the Volcano House
the road enters the forest near the
present Kilauea-iki trail. 1t runs along
the edge OF the bluff a distance OF
five thousand feet, into the woods again
then back to Kilauea-iki on the Hilo
side. 1t then runs along the edge Of
the extinct crater for 800 or 400 feet,
back to the woods, crossing gulch,
and follows perpendicular cliff for
500 feet. Then to the Puma side of
Kilauea-iki, where magnificent ohlls
and giant ferns are unsurpassed. A
pretty drive follows to Kilauea-iki
again, almost opposite the first en-
trance, then along the edge again for
quarter of a mile.
"Then the road goes due southwest
for mile and half through the for
est on gravel till there is a view Of
Kilauea. Half mile further is fgoat"
crater, or Kanakekoi in full view. The
road then bends by easy grades to the
lava on the Puma side of Halemaumau,
winding along where the lava is strong
est and permits of the best road to
the corral. Ten minutes walk end the
visitor is at the living pit
Throughout there is good material
for good road, gravel and clay. The
grade line has been established except
across the crater. With two weeks
more, the survey win be complete. The
prisoners are working steadily on it,
clearing the right of way.
"Never haze 1 worked harder on
any job in my life. Ny effort has been
to furnish road of easy grade WITH
as many scenic attractions as possible
and l believe this has been done. But
that viii be for other people to say"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

Halemaumau road has been traversed
by the first visitors 10 the crater who
selected the new route TO the Volcano.
Not only did they cover the whole
distance by tbs new carriage and auto
mobile road, but they formally chris
tened ''The Ha.smau1au Read
Mrs. Charles Smith, wife of Terri
tOrial Surveyor Sm.ir, was the first
lady TO 90 over the route. She was ac-
eompaniel by Alf. r. ". Single, Mr.
F. B. Damon, Mr. Demosthenes Lycur-
gus and Surveyor Smith.
Mr.. Smith, the engineer who located
the road. thus describes it:
Halemaumau road IS without any
doubt the most beautiful scenic road
in the Territory OF Hawaii. In parts
II Is understandable. The fern and for
est growth is luxuriant, the large tree
ferns towering p and 80 feet above
ones head There is no sameness to
it. a little forest, then a little crater,
glimpse OF the sea, then a run on
the edge of Kilauea-iki, into the for
est again, then a view of Kilauea, a
little OF one, little OF the other and
not too much OF either at time to
tire the tourist
"The grade viii average 2 IL to 3
Per cent. The maximum grade is per
cent in three different places, for short
distances only. The length of the
road IS eight miles, one mile winding
over the lava, in the crater of Kilau-
ca, and terminating at the old corral
The width OF the road is sixteen feet,
wide enough for carriages to pass. It
viii be built with a good crown and
wide drains az each side.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

The following Is the petition being
circulated II Hilo addressed TO Gov
Frszr II the matter OF the Hilo wharf;
To the Honorable ". T. Freat. Gov
erno- Of the Territory Of Hawaii.
[. :. =
Sir: ne, the undersigned, respect
fully beg 10 draw y0ur attention 70
the matter Of ths Government wharf
a. Hilo.
The wharf IN rs present condition
i practically unproduerive, ss Il can
nss Be uz=d for The aiding o. unladiag
q yssszl=
With this fzes II vie~, the Legi=la-
.us q Hawaii, sfter naaY years Of
agitation, appropriated SUI Of sd
80 for the eneEi0n and repair Of
TIE HIls Ehzrf.
Yoz- Eoa0r has deemed Il advisable
70 eut fr0- the Loan bilI the one itea
concerning this wharf, and ne, the III
dsr.gas1, tseI surs -tzt . closer eI-
zni1ztlgn of the facts and existing
eonditio-z EIl ezuse your Honor 70
take 2 diEsrsat TisE than that Ehich
has been pabiely expressed
! ztslzhiP e0npzny plying between
this Eort and Honolulu vii 500 have
: neE, fast and e0nno1i0us sip o.
the r0u1e- We, the uude-agned, ara
nfeued that zks ezn III dock Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
THE HILO PETITION in
THE HlLO WHARF MATTER

the present Government wharf, noE al
the so-czIled Railroad wharf, with any
assurance Of safety. Representatives
Of this company state that they would
be forced 10 land freight and passen-
gers By lighters, q method which would
be bath incozsenient and burdensome,
and not compatible with the extent and
Importance Of the shipping OF the port
The undersigned have further been
informed that lease Of this wharf
property has recently been refused the
company hereinbefore referred 10.
The undersigned have been informed
that your Honor Eases your refusal OF
compliance with the wish Of the Leg
stature OF the ground that the United
States government viii possibly build
: brezkwster in HiIo bay. but would
particularly paint cut that, even if such
brezkEzter should be built, as IS Sir
esrely hoped, . government wharf
world remain Necessity
With the above IN view, the under
signed would, with all respect, ask
yozr Honor 10 reTieE the situation re-
CARING the extension Of the Hilo gov
ernnent wharf, OF to reconsider the
pr0pozi.ioa-if such has been made II
definite foru-for q lease 10 steam
skip company plying between this port
and Ho1oI1l1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

Is an object lesson IN the utility of
forestry.
Nineteen lots of the land of Kauna-
mano. Kau, Hawaii, varying in size
from 24.7 acres TO IS acres, partly ag-
ricultural and partly pastoral, will
shortly be opened TO settlement on
right OF purchase leases. available TO
any citizen of the United States.
Applications covering $50 acres in
the Kapapala tract. Kau. the lease of
which is shortly TO be offered at auc-
ton. have been rejected. The reasons
given are that the portions desired,
being fertile pockets amidst a lava
waste, are necessary 10 give value 10
the whole tract, and that the sum like
ly 10 be realized from this sale would
not pay for building the requisite roads
10 the new settlement that would be
created if the lots were occupied by the
buyers
a P. Mcdonald has been awarded
the contract for building the Waikiki
courthouse, al price close within the
appropriation OF $4,000. Plans are be-
ing made in the Public Works Depart
ment for 2 courthouse at Kailua, there
being an appropriation of $4,000 for
the purpose President Pinkham of the
Board of Health has gone 10 Waimea,
Hawaii. 10 select the site for the in
dustrial farm and home 10 be estab-
lished for bringing up the healthy
young boys from the Molokai leper set
Element
According 10 Fleet Psymaster Lit
tell. the four cruisers lately here spent
over sI50-000 in this port.
Ocean steam arrivals for the week
have been the Thomas from San Fran
cisco. the America Maru from the ORR
ent- the Nevadan from san Francisco,
the AIoana from the Colonies, the Santa
Maria from. Port Hartford. The Hong
kong Maru from San Francisco, the
RoseC-ans from Gaviota. the Aorangi
from Vancouver and the Siberia from
the Orient Departures have been the
America Maru for San Francisco, the
AmiraF Olry for san Francisco. the
Thomas for Manila and way stations,
the Moana for Vancouver, the Mary
land. Colorado, West Cirginia and
Pennsylvania Ccruisers) for San Fran
cisco, the Hongkong Maru for the ORR
ent. the Siberia for San Francisco. the
Aorangi for the Colonies and the Ne
vadau for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

E--1-1o-zt=5 Under t1e Laws q tie
Ts--z-o-y q laval
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
Commercial News
BY Daniel Logan.

constituted the of Hawaiian Islands
years That trade
although capable of development rNt
adopted strong in pineapple
many industry
wears
pineapple
precarous
perab commodity required pro
handling
industry promises
Already people
represents
exports
During Just Pineapple Company
Honolulu the world had
of
factory
plant of
Hawaii and Maui and Kauai consolidation
pineapple industry
expansion
cultivation
sade sections lately opened settlement
apples
preserved industry making progress the
promise export
growing Preliminary
this experiment
carload rneppls Higgins
for Chicago charge
practical pneappes
shipped condition which
With the lines this would include all
Chicago all ports
japanese ports Sydney
pineapple industry producing
larger than be marketed for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
SEVEN YEARS TO FINISH
THE PANAMA CANAL
Secretary Taft at Seattle:

Secretary
will bring
develop
great familiarity with the
progress years
of
(Applause) well that
belong that class Of the community that
(Laught)
Nevertheless and the life Of Seattle when
passed win doubled
he useful you when it comes" =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
A Maui View
of Wallach
lFrom The Maui News.l

The press Of Honolulu announces that
WaIlseh. the female rock faker, Is prob
ably 70 be prosecuted on charge OF
praeti-ing medicine without the form
Atty u 8 license. The publication Of
8 sworn stattnent Of David kauima-
k2ole Of Hama has furnished the neees-
s2ry information On which 10 base
criminal proceedings and the man viii
probably be brought before the court
. answer 70 the charge
While we believe Wallaeh TO be 8
faker We fail 70 see the wisdom OF the
course that seems 70 be the one pur-
sued bv the authorities and others to
ward him and see nothing but evil
consequences IS 3 result Of their sc
lions.
The sworn statement OF kauimaka-
ole ss-s forth the fact that an open
sore penetrated the flesh and bone and
that he was able 70 pass s teu-eent
piece through the bone OF his wrist.
He SAYS under oath that the doctors
wished 70 eut OF the arm IS blO0d
poisoning had set n and that they
sa,E that anpurario- vas the only way
70 save his lie. He says further that
Wauach treaIed his wound fOr few
months and that i became entirely
vel. Il this statement Is true Wal
lael : entitled 10 consideration IS 3
lsn=taetor and any attempt 10 ProSs-
cute hin VIII bring down 3 storn OF
indignation OF the heads Of those re-
zv01sib-e f0r The wrong done him.
ILz-s i uueh mora politics IN the
WsLzea treatment than many people
reaEz= Fra information received
from many different localities II Is
evident that there are thousands q
PEOPLE n Tie Territory Who frEly be
lave II Wzlzch and LIS ability 70 cure
-lr-sSy and Who believe the opposition
II he medical fraternity IN opposing
him 70 be due 70 unholy motives
Tie prosecution q WaIlaeh VII add
oil 70 ths flames q Indignation ani add
70 Wauaeh-s hold On The ignorant
masses.
We have urged II tie past that ke
ts given At opportunity 10 ny his skill
o any confirmed case II lsFE0sy where
tie patient - desires and lst him
prove himself 3 guzck As most iutelLi-
gent people believe hin 70 BE- We
would again urge that he Be allowed
70 % 70 Kzl2apzpz and trest thO<e
who 5asre 70 h treated b! hin and
II szss Il / whz5 the Beard Of Health
believes h Is TIE people there vii sO0n
proclaim his failure and end his PIE
tensions II Il : successful, which al
v1l5 K ovsr5oyed 70 know, he VIII
t aek11EIedgcd 70 Be one q the great
- ba-sfzeso-s Of Ezak1d-
he ease q every leper i hopeless
No PHYSICIAN cza give znE encourage
zszt ~kz.s7s.. Thzt han than can
eczs q allowing thsze unfortunate p=o-
rle ths night 70 grasp Al any strzw
tazr -hsE nay wizhi ne granting Of
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II An sid vii PM n and 70 Sc
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Epo-tz-ee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

Centrifusals s degree test have held
81 SO 8 ton in New York al week.
European bssIs have gained SO cents,
the parity now being sSI.70 q ton VIII
let & Gray'S latest mail advices say:
In Europe the tone and tendency is
toward 3 constant, steady advance.
Here the disposition is TO follow Eu-
rope IS slowly and conseryaIiyely as
practicable. This means a forced
paying Of higher prices for raw sugars
IN the future, and corresponding in
crease in the value of refined. The
latter has been neglected too long by
many buyers and its consequent dull
ness keeps our raw market 50 far
below Europe"
Regatta Day left the Stock Ex-
change one day short of sessions, yet
The i've days had not the business OF
onz average day when business is live
Ter Prices Of Hawaiian securities in
san Francisco. al last mail dates. ran
close with the local market Here the
recorded sales for the week have been:
H 9 & :. CO. $500, =, s al 81; Eva
tS7O. Il. - al 1881 -: Waialua Cs161),
a $50 IL s y Co tsI61), 20,
81 10: Oahu Sugar Co C50l, Is at
z3-75, Honomu (slall, Is al iS9; kLhei
$50. lbs al 100 0. R & L Co. SIS,
s1le, 500 a. 10: WaiaIua IS, &c.
go al $3.50 Honolulu r 7. &
L Co IS. $500 a Ios: Cal. Ref
S.. $500 al 1Qc: Pioneer SIS. $500 81
rs Some Of the Kihei stockholders
are again agitsting the subject of
anaIganaring that company with Ha-
waiIan Commercial and Sugar Com
pany-
GENERAL ITEMS
An arid tract Of land on Maui has
bacoue suitable f0- pzstVrage through
tle influence Of slgzro1a trees that
have Overrun IL As result native
Hawaiian fishermen plying their yOca-
ton upon tte adjacent beach have ap-
Piled 70 the government for homestead
zIlotreats Of The land Twelve lots
VII accordingly be settled on the SO
year lease plan Il Is the land Of Ka-
maoIs between Rihei and Msalzea
Bay. Seventy years ago Father Bach
eIot planted on= aIgaroba tree. which
Still lives. Il the Catholic mission in
Honolulu and from its seeis this beau
tifuI and useful species Of forest
growth has spread throughout the Is
lands The instance hare related Of
its value for reclamation OF desert soil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
AGRICULTURAL SHOW
To BE HELD THIS FALL

Editor Advertiser Th= Fa@EE II
s-z-u-= q Eazzl VII again uli-= WITH
II Hawaiian Poultry G11EsE Asso-
c5z-E1- Il making 4 general zg-5cuI-
---zI EXHIBIT ~ -h= u0z q tl= P01l-
~ S1sE- r1z lrs- rex II Decsu-
b. W cash p-zzs VII b= offered q
zccszz- u -tz limited finds ~ th=
Disposal = -ls Farmers Institute Rad
an b--z rlbooE -lI d gITl Is F-S-
z-5 sz-1z5 r-zzS. as EG Tia case II
-slE We Eou-6 Ike u hsve -hs -=op-e
k==7 tzis far II mind and make prep
zz-o1s . c7a-zaz-s zoEsz f-zi1s.
raZ=-z5@ and III 0-1=- Agricultural
u-o.zz--z EoE-s CIE.
JARED C SMITH
Pr&5Ez-- F@s-s Ilsdtuts-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
HlHbUIl, Bremen Fire Insurance 60.

The undersigned having been -ap
pointed agents OF the above company
are prepared to inSur, risks against
IRE on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms For particulars
zpn,v al the Office Of
F. a. SCHAFFER & Co, ACTS.
North German Marine Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
Forums General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
The above Insurance Companies have
established q general agency here. and
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorized 70 take risks against TIE
dangers Of the sea AZ the most reason
able rates and or the most favorable
terms
2. A SCHAFFER s CO,
General Agents
General Insurance Co. for Sea River
and Land Transport OF Dresden
Having established sn agency ST 10
nOlulu and the Hawaiian Islands the
undersigned general agents are author
lied 70 take risks against the dangers
q The sea AZ the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
?. a SCHAFFER & CO,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-24
Castle G. Cooke Co.. Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
AFTER CONVENTION
Arrange to Make Strong Bid for il
at Coming Sessions to Be
Held at Grafton.

The knights of Columbus Council
appointed E. S. Boggess and T. w.
Ward at a meeting held last night
as delegates to the State convention
at Grafton May IA and II. NJ. Dona-
hoe and j. P. Moran were named as
alternates. 1t was decided to bid
for the next State convention and a
strong plea viii be put up in favor
Of clarksburg. At the State conven-
ton at Grafton officers viii be elect.
ed for the next year and other busi-
ness such as is usual at anual State
conventions win be transacted.
At the meeting last night of the
local council, Daniel B. Cox, book
keeper for Swift & Co., and Arthur
Grant. of smithfeld. were taken into
membership. Five more Of the class
remain to be initiated.