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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
MORNING. SEPTEMBER
SELECTIONS ARE MADE
BY FIRST AND FIFTH
Ward Delegates Meet and
Choose Representatives
for Committees.

Delegates from the First and Fifth
wards to the American party convention,
which viii be held i'm the Colonial the
alter today. met Friday evening TO select
their representatives upon tho county
committee. and the various committees
to be selected at todays convention.
The delegates from tho First ward met
In tho city courtroom In the basement OF
the Joint building. A G.. Spear was
elected chairman and G. C.. Burt. secre-
tary. IL was voted that the sclec tion
OF n ward chairman bc left To- tho district
chatrmcn. II. f. Heath and Walter
Meeks were selected as members of the
county committee. George M. Sullivan
WAS appointed member OF the committee
on permanent organization and order of
business. r.. B. Critchlow was tho choice
OF the delegates as member of the com
Inittco on platform and resolutions. j.
- Morton was selected for member of
the committee on credentials. Immcdi-
at"ly upon adjournment of the ward
meeting the district chairman assembled
and elected w. Il. Schoppc ward chair
man
The Fifth ward met al tho police court
room at tho old city hall 4 F.. Doremus
was chairman of the meeting and r. II.
Lynch was secretary. Selections for the
committees were made as follows: Ccun-
" committeeman, Mark Reedal and
ChnrlcS Mostyn Owen, credentials
Charles A Weaver: permanent organlZa-
ton and order Of business, 5. y. Wcstcr-
hcld; platform and resolutions. Herman
Bamoerger, ward chairman, w. +.
Adams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
ASKED FOR BOYS DEATH

Ten thousand dollars is the price
Ephraim Beer OF Tooele demands OF the
international Smelling & Refining com
psuy for the loss OF his 1o-ycar-old SON
George w. Beer. who was burned TO
death July II. 1909. by powder procured
from the company's powder storage
house near its plant.
The powder Beer says. was uegligently
stored In dilapidatcd old house about
ono mile from the company's plant. mid =
way between Tooele and the new town
site and within 100 yards OF the road.
His son, with other children. was at
tracted from the road to the old house
IN the gathering OF mushrooms. Through
one Of the numerous openings the lad
entered the house, obtained and carried
away quantity OF powder. TO which he
applied a match. and he was burned so
severely that death followed. II is al
legged,
Beer says that the lads services and
society were worth SO. 900 10 him con-
sequently judgment for that amount is
demanded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
A WEALTH IN TRAINING,
A Wise Man Always Keeps a
Little in the Bank.

While the plan of putting aside
dollar each week will not OF
itself make YOU a man Of
wealth, it is nevertheless true
that there is no better training
for the young man or woman
Just forming life habits. If
carried on for several wears,
this plan of banking a part of
the earnings becomes an excel
lent habit, for it means you
have mastered your expenses
and expenditures and are living
on less than you earn. Any busi-
ness man Will tell YOU the value
of this habit as we'll as the val
ne OF having a reserve set aside
for emergencies, With money
in the bank there comes a feel.
ing Of independence, life is the
more enjoyable and Your busi.
ness success is not merely a pos
sibility, but a probability. We
would not urge you to start an
account with tins bank were we
not positive that the advan-
tages of such an account are
greatly in your favor.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
235 Main Street.
In tho Business Heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
CAPTAIN SMITH NAMED
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

Governor Spry Friday received word
ihat the preliminary meeting of repre
sentatlVcs from all the states of the
union and the commission on the ceIe-
bratlon OF the fiftieth anniversary of the
battle of Gettysburg in 1915 will be held
at harrisburg on October 13 Deputy
united States Marshal Lucian H. Smyth.
a transp!anted PcnnsylyanIan who je a
member of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. has been named by the governor
10 represent Utah at this meeting.
The first day of the conferences the
representatives and the commission will
pay their respects 10 the governor OF the
state OF Pennsylvania, Then they viii
go 10 Gettysburg 70 go over the scene
of the famous battle. spending two davs
there. The expense of the state and
territorial representatives 10 this CON
ference. except railroad fare. Will be paid
by the commission on arrangemente Sor
tho celebration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Looks Like a "HOrse"
on Frank B. Gawan

W. A. Holman. City Creek canyon
patrolman. Friday afternoon took into
for +, j. Moran. and w, II. Hcndrickson
motorcycle policeman, who were in an
auto going over the pipe line. When the
motorists first appeared at the pipe line
Holman warned them that they were liza
BILE 10 arrest for trespassing on properly
belonging 10 the city waterworks. but
they said they had a permit from the
mayor To traverse the pipe line,
When they started To return they found
that Holman had piled some logs and
brush in narrow passageway along tho
Holman told them they were under n ~
rest Then the obstacles were removed
and Holman had the chauffeur drive TO
ponce headquarters. Gawan and Hem
drIckson were not detained at police
headquarters. but Holman said he would
hIc complaint against them Saturday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
PARK CITY RECORD Is
BOOSTING CHRISTENSEN

The Park City Record says: "Par-
ley l., Christensen, who is making an
honest, clean fight for the nomination
OF congressman on the Republican tick
ct, bas letter in this issue of the
Record, which we commend to all right
thinking and progressive Republicans.
niabIe facts, and furnishes food for
serious thought and reflection at this
critical time in Utah politics. Farley
christensen is man Of exceptional
ability, earnest in his efforts for the
oetterment of his native state, political
and otherwise, and would be a credit to
Utah should he succeed in, his congress
eionai aSplrations. He is against Fboss-
ism That is commenda bic, and shouId
IN itself win him support The Record
hopes that Summit county will send a
delegation to the state convention fav
orable for Mr., Christensen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
he Stars incline, but do not compel.
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Saturday September %, 1910.
Mars rules for mighty good
IL anger be withstood.

,,,aaa MuIcury and Mars occupy relative
places today thai bring oui tine hes
lorces OF both planets in aid OF those
who bring out their own hest nouer. -
meet them. There arc martial vjeor la
lnS enterprise. commanding energy and
other stirring vital forces behind con
nsuratlons Ike these. and ii is for men
10 choose which they will prefer wbo,he-
70 choose the power for wrath that lies IN
tnis attitude of Mars, the fftful and ysri
auIe tendency that is contained i'm Mer-
tinH a,"ays, even under the best condi-
ns ,,ons OF whether they will gain the best
mat is to be had OF today's rop6itiors
pE controlling their tcmperS, using their
peSt reason and spirit and adhnriug firm
erosity 'N''''e anu gen
The Sun holds position fayori1r
iirankness, straightforwardness. simpIic-
NY OF motlve and concentration on the
mercury is powerful for trade and
especially so for introducing nov lines
u goods. gaining new customers. or
Thn lne pubic with announcements.
lnVentlyeness and ingenuity OF hand and
eye. Persons engaged in occupat tions
ord aiId' uemand manual and mental skill
ana quickness. or involve the use Of in
should benefit ''S'' ''''e"'7
All the influences of the day have the
poMer ana hre of Mars behind them. a
power that aids ordinary, fcmnera mente
vsry iaHorably but inclnes sancuinn and
,N,,is,,o,nary natures TO evcr-estin,ate possI
Urt Or.tIes anu TO plunge heedlessly into
projects and risks without examination
Jupiter TODAY favors new enterprises
sno sn vs. especially fortunate for the open
ing OF new places OF business
ns gun tavors the granting OF favors. |
ana is Fortunate for those in high nIaces |
W m'o ald Others and give of their bounty |
von' enose VINO come for aid or advice.
venus Is favorable to lovers and looks |
Kindly on courtshps
rersons whose birthdate this is are
great benefits To come from njentiSuI ey
Src,s9s & and recreation in the open air.
:, ,Chlidren bonn today are under the rule
- ~ p3.n ,, Lhprs and Virgo, which is held
lighiy strung nature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
JAP AND WHITE GIRL,
CAN NOW BE MARRIED

Miss Rayda Reed and her Japanese
iqNer VIII be allowed to marry unless
of some western state Miss Reel
father; who lives in Smithville. MjI,a ri
county telegraphed to the Oakland. Cal
police Friday this message,
Girl OF age. IL any law nut then, d,
jail. JAMES pEEnpl sTSpl IN
Miss Reed and kunio Toda arc be,ia,.os
10 have been former employees OF
Konde, who kept a Japanese curio store
Reed was received In Oakland t1,o 'ron noIn
continued their journey to Seattle A,nu, va,
three months ago they tried 10 ohtoSs.
were refused pul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
John Bentrod Is Severely Pun
ished for a Contempt of
Court.
MATTER OF ALIMONY IS
CAUSE OF HIS TROUBLE
Near-SenSatiOn Is Caused While
Defendant Is on the
Stand.

John Bcntrod. carpenter, whom
| Emma c. Bcntrod is suing for divorce
on the grounds of non support. drunk
cnncss. bad temper and a few other kin,
dred things, aided and abetted the gar
nishmcnt of wages due him from the
Oregon Shcrt Line Railway company
~ keep from. paying Mrs. Bcntrod tenn
po-a5y alimony, and District Judge
Morse decided Friday afternoon that
this constituted contempt Of court, and
sent Bcntrod to. Jail for thirty DAYS.
Bentrod created near sensation.
After showing thai Bcntrod had made
only one payment from the date-June
24-that he was ordered TO give Mrs.
Bentrod $50 month, although in Aug
ust he made $77, Colonel NJ, NJ. Kaighu
asked Bcntrod why nc hadn t "come
across.
Bentrod replied that he had tried to
find Mrs Benrrod to give her some
money, but that he had failed Then
aware OF the fact that he could have
turned the money over TO the court
Bentrod replied in the negative,
EWell, you could have found me cas-.
ily Why didn't you turn the money
over TO me or your own attorney2''
"Not much,'' calculated Bentrod
- You re conspirator, You and my
attorney are in a conspiracy against
me, and | don't give either one OF you
any money!
j.. l.. Emerson is Bentrod S attorney.
Debts Are Pleaded.
Bentrod pleaded debts amounting to
about Si5, but admitted that after their
payment he had close to $50 left
"Why didn't you turn that over to
me or some one else for Mrs. Bent.
rod?" inquired Colonel Kaichn.
81 wouldn I pay you any money if
7 had to-, replied Bentrod, detiantly,
And how about that champagne din
ner?p
The court decided that champagne
dinners were not german to the sub
ject, however, and halted Bentrod. The
testimony showed that several small ac.
counts against Bentrod had been as
signed to J. M. Marriott, meat dealer,
who got Judgment by default against
him in Justice Hanks s court and gar
relieved when Bentrod paid up.
When Bentrod was called in some
time ago to show why he shouIdn t be
found guilty of contempt for failure to
pay alrmony, he pleaded this garnish.
ment of his wages. but Judge Morse
thought Friday that the evidence
showed that Bentrod had brought about
the garnishmcnt proceedings to keep
from paying alimony, and acted accord
lngly.
Bentrod charges Mrs Bentrod with
desertaon and inhdelity, and asks that
her complaint be dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
ARE COLLECTING PICTURES
FOR "HEALTH THEATER"

=. City Food Commissioner Walter J.
FRAZER and his deputies arc busy
rustllng pictures for the ''health thea
ter" 10 be operated at the grounds of
The state fair by the city health and
food departments. Mr.. Frazier has asked
all purveyors of foods to have photo
graphs made OF all departments in which
food stuffs are manufactured or pre-
pared for use and to send these photo
graphs 10 the city food commissioner s
office by or before October 1 that they
may be prepared for use in the citv's
health theater' at the state fair
Photographs arc desired OF all fac.
tories where food stuffs are prepared
including the interior of Slaughter
houses sausage factories and the like.
bakeries and restaurants and hotel
Kitchens The pictures should not be
smaller than five by seven Inches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
THREATENS W SHes' ..sa'
: ''''' OUT STRASG3

I'm shoot YOU, cys " n
threat made by X S,r ~ d
Munk in the LlncCrn, ~ nd
Temple street, lIlazs zss,Ios
had INST entered INC - ~ !
an an utter stranger =, re "a, 4
most as much as as.nl0r,,fi, NJ 4
exhibited an .SS su'y 10 4
seemed auitc .Imsn reS~ u
threat. but PaIfnS PauT'Si ir.c
J ]. Riley hurrnsu' no vas II
arrested Hall. VINO
ice headquarters. , "a 81
IN Munk said he hoG ouGlirs: ~
incurred Hairs sd heis
F,rbert said he haS a, -
FOR some time. as 81. is ssi
occupation, but Va'
money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
HEST Is CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR

In response to his many friends in
sistence, Harvey D. Heist, one of the
best known engineers Of the state and
4 4, member OF the firm of Roberts &
announced bis candidacy for county
surveyor before the American party
convention. which will be held today.
MY Hest has been a resident Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
000' the World u Y

prohlcm-iiow haal raI NJ
South South and Man ]. a,fs 70 ilsI
long would it lass 4
Send answers
care of ,rrpy FUg|
We = ! Maia sS1|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

Be exclusive! Have your underweor =
made specially for you. CoTrect %uar 0ra
portions and ft guaranteed. Insnpaot p,o
the extensive line of knit to measure un
derwear made by the famous W;nona
Mills, sold at 21S Main. Telephones oS5s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Petitions In Bankruptcv

-. Petitions In bankruptcy were filed in
the United States district court Friday
by Maurice Marcoot OF SIS South ThJrd
West, and Louis J. Taufer. a consiructIon
foreman OF this city. Marcoot saws he
owes s47306 and has no assets; and Tau
fer owes s7es.9s and has SIS with which
10 pay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Get the Best,

When you 90 to commercial school
you. want the best. Threefourths of the
business men of Salt Lake will recon-
them and see.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

The Heidelberg" makes a specialty
Of supplying private families with GEN
uine imported Muenchner beer. quarts
and pints Both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
j. II. Kent
Architect. 625 Newhouse building.
Good Positions.

All the graduates of Henacer's Busi
ness College get good positions lust as
soon as through their course. You run
no risk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

Salt Lake for eleven years and there
are Few better known or moro compe-
tent men of his profession in the west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

Muenchcner Lowen Brau-the bev-
erage for rundown constitutions and
nervous disorders; the finest brew in
the world. On tap at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Colonial Laundry Co.
Phone US for prompt service.
Ladies of the C. A r

Reynolds circle No. l, Rice circle No. 3.
WI, entertain the old comrades, wives
and widows with free BANQUET und 2
short programme tonight at 8 o clock,
J.. o. o. r. hall No others viii be
admitted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Get the Req}

when YOU go to commercial school
you. want the best. Three -fourths of tbo
business men of Salt Lake will recom,
them and see Ash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Money II

1n,en, on oOiai!,Siigsssa ~ ssa q
sdl,ese, Mi stsvfafS0'ti,e 1ef, for s.i Sis !.
With this mone' none and slS
the college h'''
institute ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Every Monday.

Every Monday is enrolment dav at
Henager s Business College Now is a
good time to enter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Good P0ans, I,

ness a'' COLLEGE tiS s.s:s,,:s e. tiSs1 isGI q
no risk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

The ladies of Emmanuel Baptist church
Will hold food sale at Keith-O 'Brien 8
Saturday, September ID.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
ADMIRAL ii
WAN IS Bill
fa,n0'ls u Sea Fight,,|
Hundred BattIeeyhI,, e,
Be None Too n 4,
COST Gn SINAI SMALL pERcsyII
Of RUIN WRoIsp,''| GI,
Glad to Be in salt1,l
He Regard, 4 n
Home, |

Take a feet Of ~.
ah'ps, with all The ~.
with bnttlcships, donS,. ,,'ll
,hnt a n"'erlcan army, with al n
maintaining these 49,.
We "o,'id lT represent insqraps
on one ten'a Of one Der e.# !
o..ollni oi ehc property which =
,,royed -, '',. ~ an ep~my ,s 5s,.
navy could Tcacn tbs o,,.a ..,
And our fleet wOrld ,s9 ss3
action after the c:.cmv ,.,a
so45 n,; on about biJ bu,i,.ssS
! MS was 4 stfkirs
the many used F'rid1y ,h'
m'rai Robley d. Rlas'' s'as
guest mt the lomms,,;.'V
banquet.
There are nine shin,
american flag ia for fo,sss
mere S were ten. Int o.. y
lew months ago. ca,,',
1 mlrai. sCongrcs. rcie,s
Paltry, Sl2, 100000 or % !,
ing of an American y
We should have this. ,J
YOU men who own thi. m!
ours to tell your rcprps,s, ss
gress that they arc repie-
YOU should dictate n =
some of your money !, ~
,,'our representalivs 4
Ike to cruise up amOps y
nay be very enjioys5i.
able. brft it ism t bu:i,s
feet down into the g,.s
Wnat YOU want. The 81
of bnttlesbips can lie g,,]
lantlc TO the Pacific tirr,
anna canal, and after ka
in Lhc Pacific 90 back ~
and tight a battle there. -
bit 1t will never do h Il
stitch of dynamite Al h.
IA some Of the locks Of M
destroy that theory ~
time.
To Safeguard Ez
"This country of c1n5
cious plum hanging on .
fellow wants to come 81
a bite out Of it, Tth
enemy can conquer Il.
tion in the long ruu. b
an army of adequate -
prevent that bite being N
save a great deal Of n5,gI
the damage inflicted b. x
an enemy, What we nsA
both the Pacific and II. Y
the stakes so high thaI
low can t afford 10 sil id
you.
81 am always glad !. 1
Lake, Tor | consider IA
George T, 0dcIl preia Z
Quet FRIDAY. which nssts1i
in the early af,erncol
n admiral's departure ioi =
Z o clock. Mr.. 0dell
admiral in a few vel 4 q
introducing in their IN
5. Bransford. General Z
and w. J HaIlorau. Gs
in command OF the deprn Z
rado. was a guest, ani 4 \
a few words. All The ID
Lake recalled The fa,i 2
Evans was appointed . I
States Naval academy 81 /,
that The state had folIeTa !,
with pride aud lc't q
Prominent Citl,Ih
Those present were: g !
General Thomas. Josu
Caine; W. j. Hallo1r; y
ford, 4. W, Carlson, Z o D
oral Wcdgwood, caaina d,
Lane. G. T. Culmer.
Captain Waterman, !; -
[. il. Lewis, H. L. \. =
,hy, Il, c. johnson, ni1'S !
,ociated Press, GcneI,l
# the Herald .ReploIItA IL ,
Dunbar of The TribaHs IN
The menu follows; "
Consomme de voiaI nt
Sailed Almonds. IN,
5rook Trout 4 Ia Adng,
Chicken a Ia klnt !,
irillcd Tcndcrloin. LusI
Punch Eoz. r,,
Asparagus Tips, Md{9s. M{s,
Char.rcusc Jss:
r,ogo,t Cheese.
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Tribune Reporter Printing 90.
90 west Second South ST Phone 7ls
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Colonial Laundry Or
Expert Kodak Finishing.

Only the best, We strive TO please
We launder anything. Phones 5000
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
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Kodak Pictures
Mail your ilms ,le . n,
Photo Supply Co. Co... -
elusive photo dealeiS
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Colonial Laundry 90.

Our work, prices and service will suit
you. Phones 1899. l34 West ST South,
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Every Monday

Every Monday
Every Monday is enrolment dav at
Hcnagcr's Business College. Now is a
good time to enter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
STAGE DRIVER IS ROBBED
OF $3.50 BY NEGRESS

George Harris, a stage driver in Yell
lowStone National park. brought his sum
mers wages. amounting 10 $500. TO Salt
Lake recently hut on Thursday night no
nad only $3.50 left. Then he met Sylvia
Iellls, ncsreSs. and when he woke in
Friday morning he was pennjlcss Thn
police found the money hidden in the
back OF q picture frame in the won1s MS
room She will be charged with grand
larceny.
Drink Pilscner-thc pecr NJ oil
beers, the nectar for the .viyant.
only genuine at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
N NOtice,

Special meeting Knights of the Royal
Arch Monday evening, September 26. s
o clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

ShIplers, commercial photographers,
l5I South Main street; second floor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-13
TO DEVELOP WATER SUPPLY

To determine the manner In which
water may be brought on the land of
the Pupukea homesteaders a meeting
Is being held this afternoon at the
Office of Superintendent of Public
Works Marston Campbell
II is the plan of the department to
have the water go With the land on
the reserves under practically the
same conditions as governs water on
land of the United States Reclama.
tion Service and to this end the con.
ference is being held today.
Superintendent Campbell says that
the water goes with the land and he
wants the homesteaders to form a mu-
tual society for the development of
the water rights and privileges, this
matter being put up to the land own
ers today.
The owners will form an associa-
ton, II present plans go through, and
will tax themselves for the develop
ment of the water supply In accord
ance with the amount OF land which
each owns. In case any Of them sell
their land they lose their interest In
the water for that must be transferred
with the land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-13
PACIFIC FLEET
IS DELAYED

All vessels comprising the Pacific
Fleet will sail from San Francisco on
October Goth with destination as Ho-
nolulu. This news has been received
here through the arrival of the trans
port Logan.
=. It was the intention of the navy
department to dispatch the cruisers
Maryland and West Virginia from
Mare Island the latter part of August
When these vessels arrived at the
California Naval Station II was
found that the. repairs necessary to
place the cruisers in first class condi-
ton would require more time to COM
plete.
According to present calculations
the California, Colorado, Pennsylvan-
la, Washington, comprising the first
division Of the fleet. and the West vir-
ginia and Maryland the remaining
vessels OF the second division with the
feet auxiliary supply ship Glacier,
will be ready for sailing by the middle
of next October.
The Colorado, Pennsylvania and
Washington are now undergoing re-
pairs at Bremerton. while the Cal
ifornia. West Virginia. Maryland and
Glacier are at Mare Island.