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WORLDS CHAMPIONS
WILL OPEN BASEBALL
SEASON HERE APRIL II,

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS.
Ind. Dec. Although the Joint
schedule committees OF the Ma
tionai ana American League In
session hero tried to keep their
plans secret, II became known to-
day that tho worlds champion
Athletics will open the season
with the Hishlandcrs In New
York n Thursdsy. Aprii II. on
the same day tho chan5<Sn
Giants will open In Philadelphia,
while the rejuvcuaicd Boston Ma.
,lonnls viii be The opening attrsc-
tlon IN Brooklyn. Clark 0rihhth's
Washington NaNonai. will assist
the Red Cox In IN. opening In
Boston. The .tishiandrrs. In ad.
iiiob to having the worlds cham.
pions for en- attraction on open
Gay. also will play IN New York
on Memorial Day and Labor Day.
while the GIANTS vi he at home
on ~ Fourth Of July. Tho
BROOKLYN club viii have to bs
satisfied With Memorial Day.
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AlDERMANIC SLATE.
rusiopist- ana Republicans I" Hold
THIRD Caucu. CT Monday.

All the Fusion and Republican mem
bers OF the lei2 Board Of .N,lormct, who
will control the mex; Board. eating
Tamm,ny to- the minority. viii meet N
the ASor House Moajly. 70 complete
Organization. This will he tai:d ciusi~
OF the Fusionlsts and enc ~ is pdr-
poses Monday - 10 decide upon n Vice
chairman In place % Alderman john
Deimer, a Brooklyn republican. who was
selected by n vote of eleven to 1--we ~
the Brooklyn members.
The vicc-chairmanshlp goes to BROOK
Ign. Deimer has said that he does not
want 1t. The man who will be ratified
ut Mondays meeting will probably Nc
O. Grant Esterbrook. In addition the
members. Monday. will name chalrmen
Of the committees
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including booze. ] am thirty-six
years NJ age and have been travel.
ing alcng 'retty fast for nearly
twenty. years. I am 8 feet Q inches
IN he'sht and weigh 100 pounds. I'd
Hke 10 get TO about 100 pounds.
What the best dope?
ALI. ID PRICE WINTER.
It's n knotty problem you offer for my
solution. Al. A man rarely combine
the faculties TO make him a ~hypnot,st.
an athletic coach. a %faithcurist and a
ssni,ar.um all In one. as Is needed In
your case. stii I like 10 encourage
that New Years swear-off stun. because
II anords me my annual laugh. And.
oddly enough. ] fall for II myseif. II
had only kept Up 10 all tho good IN.
tsnticns I have 2 ois,sed every Ara, o,
January for, G.. this many a year. "a
have . hsio on my head ~ ay ae an
auto truck tire,
Rut enowl As You are apparently
sincere, I'll give you what advice I car
based on my observations. Take ais,
exercise. Walk 4 fsw blocks every day
Don't eat n 70 tran three msals Will.
you're up ana around. Don't dr!nl
after YOU eat. hut drink bet wsen tn,
eats n you must. Dope that out an,
wsy you like. II you wear MI keep
TO yourself. That s1ort will u, 70,
dewn to bantam weight. II you msrsl,
make up pour mind to 20 slow on tn
souss stun ~ - "a becoms rsa sonsbl
Tor . while your friends won't KID 70,
but don't force II on them. Thsy'r
iisbls' TO make YOU taks the jumps,
Let me kasw hsW this vsskS, N
charge.
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Forced to Wait 20 Minutes for
Cars That Run to the
End of Line.
SERVICE BOARD N
High Salaried Officials Fail to
Take Steps TO improve
the Conditions.

As q result of the Inadequate street
car service on Eighth avenue. residents
OF the lower west side are up In arms.
They are 30 lncensed at the inactivity
OF the Public Service Commission tina,
drastic steps are contemplated to force
recognition for that section OF the city
The Public Service Commissioners. who
draw $4,000 a year for framing orders
which they seldom enforce, say the SER
vice Is bad. mighty bad.
but. oh dear. what can we do?'
they ISL The receivers refuse to
pay any attention to our requests. But
We v received complaints about the
after-theatre service on the upper ives,
side or the same line and have issued
an order for more cars to handle the
theatre crowds. We hope the re.
%ceivcrs OF the Metropolitan Street Rail.
road Will obey Il. The service for the
a~fter-theatre sufferers is something
awful"
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OF COURSE IT MAKES THEM
ALL FEEL GOOD.

All OF which will make the man who
wants to go to South Ferry. Inc In
Obliged to wait.at Thirteenth street and
Eighth avenue for fifteen or twenty
minutes to get "A car that will carry
him there. feel more kindly toward the
Public Service Commission. The com
mission has sent Its engineers to in
vestigate conditions on the lower west
side. but further than to make n re
quest TO the receivers to operate more
through airs nothing has been done.
An investigation of conditions on the
Eighth avenue line reveals that the car
plants are j%ustifablc. Alderman JOSEPH,
VI. Harmon In conducting a campaign to
bring about better transportation serv-
Ice. but the hest he has received SO far
Is a suggestion that Canal street he
made the terminus of the Eighth ave-
nue. line. owing to the heavy vehicle
traffic on West Broadway, and hat
Sixth avenue ears handle the traffic
through to South Ferry.
The real grievance OF the people OF
h lower west side is that below Thir-
tccnth street cars run so seldom that
when they are seen people put their
heads out of he windows to look a,
them. Since the introduction of the
Hudson tubes ,he Metropolitan has
practically made Thirteenth street the
terminus. D: course, tho franchise calls
for the running OF cars through &c
south Ferry. and the receivers have In.
auguratcd "A policy of running as few
cars through to the nj OF the line a.
they possibly can and stlll maintair
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OFFICE
TAKES ALL BLAME
FOR THE "

friends and acausin'arccs Of NJ Ford
10 New York cannot understand how
Asch . mistake could have been made.
They cannot zee how. ever though he
we're arrested. Mr.. Ford was allowed to
rsmain In prinon over niyht They say
ne 10 well known IN London because oi
Ms svbbev e~onucctions.
A. the office u the United staies Rub
Der Company. No, A. broadway to-day
employees were highly amused NJ the
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o-NIGIIT ut tho New Amsterdam
Opera House those persistent pur-
4 sucrs of the policy OF peace, the
Ancient order OF Uibernians. VIII hold
their annual reception and ball. The
announcement of this fact ordinarily
would be taken TO meal that a great
gathering of the sons and daughters OF
Erin would assemble TO enjoy the re-
newai OF old friendships and the forma-
tion OF new ones Hut this year the
reception 10 Of more vital interest be-
cause with emigration from Ireland al
mos. At n dead stop. with n year ia
vored by sounuful crops. with Homo
! Rule definitely assured ana with the
banks IN the ould Dart bursting with
money there 10 expected to he started
the frat move FOR u Ietprn wave OF her
children 20 the home % their birth 20
aid In uphuII,ns hor among tho ma
lions OF tho earth. Besides tho discus-
sion NJ these glsasome things there will
no Gaelic dancing by the stArs OF the
many classes In tie Greater city and
they Will step 20 tho Hts Of Prof
Wards nns orchestra, Arc you goins
to ~ yes' That's good.
Ir HAS CAUSED ms n lot of high
brow work M deep thinking "a
1 evolve a suitable answer 10 this go.
sonnble aueryi
WURRA WURRAi
Its coming OF Jan. I n like Q
lot OF other people intend to turn
over = nov loaf. I propose 10 be-
coma stronger physlcTliy n men
tally and 10 cut out . lot Of things.
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GAS SUICIDE IN HOTEL.
81. GoIdcm, brewster, n. ".
Found Dead In He'd To-day.

A man registered as "J' Golde
Brewster, N. " was found dead with
A gas tube in his mouth at Z o'clock
his morning. at Redner's Ho ell. Forty
.econd street and Lexington avenue.
lie had locked the door. which had to
be burst open. DR.. Breen OF Bellevue
Hospital said life had been extinct for
some hours.
The man came to the hotel last night.
He left no letters and ~'elonglngs that
would identify him further. He was
about thlrtv-flvc years old . feet 3
inches. weighed 40 pounds. was clean
shaven and had dark complexion and
hair. He had a light coat. IA grey
striped suit and worn patent leather
shoes.
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mitchell C0NvAlESCEMT.
I'0 rtncp of A~I1ermanic President
says speeds Recover, IL Certato.

4 statement, authorised by George V.
Millien. law partner Of President M.tct i
OF the Board OF Aldermen, was made
to-day concerning the condition OK Mr..
Michel. who Is stu a patient IN 81.
Luke's Hospital. Tie statcnen; "a Dr.
Martin !. Dryers authority ~rccites.
The illncss has been typical typhod
fever. with no complications. 40 othsr
organs nave been affected. Mr.. MiichePs
strength keeps NJ. lie takes considerable
nourishment. ie sleeps and rests well.
and his general condition il gorl. There
Is every reason to expect Mr. MiicneTs
early recovery and -nec1F 1nvales-
ceuce"
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Ills CAP Terms 10 Hish Hat.

4 reward Of os6 has been offered for
the return of a cap belonging 10 former
chief Engineer J. bradford Stevens OF
the M~orristOwn. N. j.. Fire Depart
msnt. lie was riding down Washington
street yesterday when tho wind
whisksd tho cap from his head and
bore Il away. Mr.. Stevens says the
cap 10 an heirloom. having come dswn
10 him from his g~rsnifsthss.
The evening world., 1911-12-30

II HAVE A LETTER. that taxes issu'
with my opinion that Martin Sheri
dan II "a better all.nround athict'
Tom Kelly was In hts prime. Herr
II IN:
WURRA, WURRA:
When You said recently that Tom
kieiy never saw the day that ho
wac as good a ma AZ tho ALL
aroundA. or words 70 that effect. a.
Martin Sheridan / think Your county
loyalty slightly warped your usually
falr-very Acknowledgement.
Remember. Martins great record
WAS made under ideal conditions or
track ana weather. TOMB two at
tempts under the American co~nt
were made In all day rain.
The last time Kicly cano TO AMER
lea II Was not so much for the cham
pionshlp as TO decide which was tho
better man. sheridan or himself.
That year Sheridan did not compete.
and Kelly stayed some weeks after
the competition. hoping the l. A. &.
would give them a chance TO get to-
disappointed a
You viii ray that sheridan did not
compete that season because Of tho
Injury 10 his knee. received at
Athens. The very Sunday after
Kieiy sailed. Martin competed at
Celtic Park. which caused q good
deal OF comment among the old fire.
quenters NJ tho Park. But. allowing
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~ ON ORouRkE seems to have pt . rai vo ne over. The way Al Paiser
slammed Al Kaufman into artamiand 'samps him Al he Goods Now let's
4 ret hin In the RING with Carl Morrs an Jim Flynn. Then the winner
cal" tackle ice Jeanette and aner tina. let Jack johnson come forward.
Falser will surely bc heard from In the nnsl run-up. He's h toughest u.s.
pound baby that ever came this n He AS all Of Jenress strength combined
IN heart u a lion. Kaufman tut him nat N thc nat but he Jumped up
and whalei the californian all he harder There is no limit to his nduranre
No doub he tokt the heart NJ Of kaufman when thu lausr saw at liz tcrriac
blow to he low farmers chnw ro Of 10 avail
1t maker M difference whether tho al mi before he tensecond limit ms
up Kaufman as down NJ out III referee cav thu fight to Pazcr I'M whs
else matters?
The funny thin about the PAhsr-Kaufman night is that IN wise or.. nad.
Kaufman favortc at tch On what? Surely not on his hsht with Fred Bradley
nor O N his ngt With Tony Ross
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affair. rhcy ss!a II seemed impossible
that a man Of NJ. .'ard's description
should be taken for a swindlcr and Alb.
ductor. He II a5ou, xix foot two inches
tall and weighs about 2ib pounds. His
face IL rudy from hlS outdoor life.
Mr.. Ford. Who hives ut tho Plaza
Hotel, went abroad TO meet Mrs. Ford.
who was In Berlin. she left the Der.
man city for London to-day.
The arrest Of Mr.. Ford for DOG
Waterbury promises 10 c-usc bad feel
Ing between the District-Attorney's
office and the Police Department. Each
blaincs the other FOR tho mistake. De.
tcctive Al Thomas. In charge Of the de-
ncy's ONCE. was to-day punished Tor
two hours by Commissioner Waldo.
Thomas was b,aiB,si by Waldo for
tho error. and was reduced from a
detective Of the Ara, class at u ssiary
" ss.25D year TO u policeman q, a
salary ~ si.to u year.
n. had hardly begun to realize what
1. was to be an everyday policeman
when ne was roinstnted IN his former
porition.
Assistant Dis,rict-Attorney Perkins
visited Commissioner Waido's ONCE
shortly after tho news OF Thomas re-.
duetion reached him iio told the Com
missioner h. was entirely responsible
for Thomas visit to Inspector Hughes
with the information that led to the
aending Of n cablrgram to Scotland
Yard which caused the arrest 81 J.
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7 7 AZ THE wALDoRr.AsToRIA taken NJ, a boxing license for the Peace
ERSL III that white winged Dove of Peace IL getting to be a smappy
bird. Looks % no al II he Is evoiuung into a Irish gam cock-th'
~ greatest nsb-to-a.nnbh thing here II &Sesthing- 'ceptns T. X him
xory be-
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all claims for the bnndaged knee.
was It US much Of "a handicap ~ the
fifteen years. or thereabouts, that
klely Was giving him?
Now. my dear Mac. don't for a
moment think that I am trying to
beittle Martin Sheridan. I have al
ways regarded him. and do now, as
one Of the greatest ali.round attn.
letcs that ever lived. 1 class him
with Kelly. ana both ~ .aem but q
step lower than tho Davins.
Fraternally.
CORMAC MEAGUER,
Your admiration for Tom Kiely lead.
you to say things h are at least un-
kind. Martin Sheridan Is food enough
sport TO dodge no man. and no certainly
had no reason to fear Tom. Even In
the Irish style Of the All Arounds Mar
tin would he just as much at his case
as In The American method OF compe.
tition. AZ whlch neither DAWN nor Kiely
In their time nor any man now alive can
come within reasonable reach OF him.
For instance. putting tho stone from the
shoulder Ia Just made for Martin-bet.
ter oven for him than the 24-pound
shot. Swinging the &c. from be-
tween the legs 10 more natural for him
than throwing II with the turn.
A. FOR the appearance OF Martin a.
Celtic Park when K.e'y had sailed, YOU
are quite correct. He hurled the discuss
on that day. An entirely different propo
sition from doing ten grueliing athletic
stunts inside of three hours which ths
Aii-Arounds call for.
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ND WHILE ON THIS SUBJECT Of mighty deeds what's the matter with
N Mrs. Sarah Nyan Of Newark. She sought to have her ncxectfulh w.
8 = band nailed to court for nonsuppor, The clerk sized ~ her majestic
bulk and snickcrcd BIN Wen Mrs. Ryans right between The Eyes and dowr
the clerk for the FUN count Police Lieutenant Ryan started for Ter
IN shot Mrs Ryan with a straigbt left IND thud went he Loot Then came
officers John oConncl and Toe fbbcrt. Se clipped eah Of them "a swift
and they also went to sleep. Four dow and all n and Mrs Ryan
attn on h. job wasn't bad for M Of tho genue SCI, but h was age for
more. Oncer Baumgaren look n peel from the doors an ran for tn reserves
Eight Of them got her And mind GU she a sober!
what ould she rot have lone ~ M had "a drop taken?
And will he seekers for M real white hope" please observe that New.
ark, N j., V on the nap
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- RON BOULDER. coll. In Tho midst of y region whorec Wn mon aeon ~
r sailed forth with stonc hammers to beat to death the Honste ptero
! daryi or dpiohocuss, there m a yarn indicating hat man armed In
style Is still tho master OF TIT beasts hat roam tn I'll or 'He
Here thu story ~ saw II printed;
"DouLD1A, COL, De aS-WMian OniUh Of Syfscuse u ~ vas
SURPRISED by . ssopou,d black hsf watch killed. two u % dose
Smith hadn't time % reach his rs. . . h % put o. . pair g bras
haushiss ana svuss o the ssars jaw, h.oehans An ov".. 1h'n sn'h
beat the bear 20 death with blows Of u hsaA and spdns"
wurra. wura. what a iigant pothogue that boy Smith car hand. I
move % gentlemen that BIN Smith. IN bear killing knuckle swinger
% Syracuse. he placed at The tor Of h White Hope lass!
All In favor my ayc! Those
The ayes have. IT, Unauinoury'
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- TT, ALAS. BRASS KNUCKLES are barred in tn rmE. 80 that Mis-
X Jack nay sml feel eur But perhaps Dill Smith. who seems to
r.ourccful cuss, va 70 able % zip a horseshoe In "A glove. II
been done.
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soUAssLe oRows OUT or TWO
DISPATCHES.


The sauabblc between the Police DE.
partment u the District-Attornsy's
Once grows out OF two dispatches. TIE
FIRST was sent TO the Governor. request.
Ing him TO have the state Department
NJ Washington communicate with tho
American Embassy In London. asking
that Doe Waterbury. or Julius II.
Ford be arrested.
The second despatch. based on infor.
nation furnished by Detective Thomas.
was sent by Inspector Hughes OF tho
Detective Bureau to Scotland Yard,
asking the arrest Of n man named Ford
aboard Tia. steamship L.apiand.
Thomas has been District Attorney
whltman's riGht hand man for a num-
her OF years. Whn whitman was
mrs, appointed city Magistrate. a
number ~ years sgo. Thomas was
probation oficcr. iatsr, when Whit
n became u Judge OF the Court of
General Sessions, he had Thomas trans-
fcrred to tho Detective Bureau detailed
to his court. When whitman was
elected pistrtct-Attorncy no put Thomas
In charge OF hia Oct i've Bureau.
~ was raTu w "Fs human \ pWfe
to-day that Thomas simply acted as "A
messenger hoy In tho ransa elton. A
lawyer named London. representing an
East side jewish society In an EFFORT
to stamp out the white slave tranic.
was responsible for tho information
that Waterbury. or Ford. wan aboard
the i.apiand, n was declared.
Waterbury was arrested and arrnIgned
In tho Yorkville Police Court early IN
December. charged with the abduction
Of Evelyn Roth. seventeen years old.
lie was released under bond for OK
animation Dec. y. but did not appear.
Thu bond was declared forfeited.
Lawyer London was In court and de-.
ciared no had Information that Water.
bury was 10 sail for England. lie hur.
ricd from the court room and TO the
Lapland pier and found the boat had
sAiied an hour before his arrival,
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you got back "a Fiatbush and you could
tell II 10 the rest % them.
WURRA wURRA!
SEQ you still keep on boosting
your friends from County Mayo.
Among tho list ~ great men mat
you alisxc came from that bog-oe-
deckcd region YOU fail 20 mention
George Bernard Shaw lies yours.
Give us n line on him, anyhow. Hes
something OF a mystery - me-
Yours for the real stun.
RICHARD j. MoLfDi,
late Of Dublin.
You're wrong. Dick. George Bernard
Shat was born and raised In Dublin
Originally shaw was known as bar
ney." but the George grew into MI
tito In later years. lie worked as rem,
collector for an absentee landlord. and
In that precious job he acquired those
feelings that breathe love for all man.
kim and which permeate his books and
plays. George In a left-footer. whether
no IL q plain kidder having a iot o.
sardonlc fun out of life. a clever press
ug.n, to boom his own works or 9
plan visitation from God ] don't kno"
definitely, u I think he In all three.
But, cheer up. Dick. There Is the con
ISOLATION for u Dublin Jackeens ina
your city gave us Georgie Conan.
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you got back Ia Fiatbush and you could
tell IL to the rest % them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

tened hI an American toman. Nfa
Louise lafoouri eif. of ihs c1'onIa
Secretary
The German chancellor iu recent
spooch aaid he saw no hope OF andin,
ware burden chat disarmament &.
not pc slblo. ihai iho a.ronn win con-
tiuue 20 dominate me weak. aud b,
is skepiicul ns 10 arbitration.
French warshlps have been order
ed 10 receive and transmit public radi
oeraph messages, ACTING lu the ca
pacity of public stations
Count leppelins new airshlp has
made a successful maiden flight
An imperial edlct ISSUED In the
name of the infant Emperor of China
assumes for him the supreme com.
mand OF the army The Prince Regent
viii really command until the Emper.
or becomes of age.
IL is expected that the work Will
nave progressed so far that the hull
Of the Maine will be exposed I'm Tia.
'ana harbor on June list.
A rich Hungarian manufacturer viii
give his daughter a dover of 81 300.
GOO on the occasion of her marriage
to Prince Macmillan OF Thurn ana
TaNs.
The Spanish Cabinet has resigned.
partly due to the upheaval over the
death of Ferrer It is likely. how.
ever, that Premier Canelajas viii re-,
tain his position.
Under cross examination at the
Camorrist trial which is stirring ami
Italy Enrico Allano, said the head of
The dreaded secret society, declared
that he was neither the head or the
tall and that the society no longer
existed.
Queen Mary has selected as canopy
bearers and personal attendants at
the coronation only women who were
born as "noblewomen" This excludes
all American women from active Off.
'ial participation in the coronation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

20 bow niloeins sunday baseball et
oepi whore local ordinances prohibit
% is doubtful whether iho rovofno
VIII sian the hii
thirty churches On Greater Boatot
are without pastors, several hav,
been permanently closed and turned
INTO moving picture thoaters. ana mi
several of the churches women mas.
tors have been installed OH because
a man pastor can't hope for enough
salary on which to live.
DR. Moses Stern. prominent IN
Philadelphia, sees IN the harem skirt
the moral uplift Of the human race
Let the women wear fewer clothes
ana there will be fewer divorces" he
declares.
The Democratic caucus az Washing
ton preliminary to the opening OF the
extra session, has adopted rules lin.
iting the activities Of the session to
important questions The power of
naming committees is taken from the
speaker. and the payroll of Congress
is materially reduced.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

Order of Notice of Petition for Allow
ance of Accounts, Determining
Trust and Distributing the Estate.
On reading and filing the Petition
and Accounts of William L. Hopper,
e. Wells Peterson and Willard @.
Brown, executors of the Will of Ellen
Levers Hopper, deceased, wherein
petitioners ask to be allowed $9426.24
and charged with $14,S87.S3, and ask
that the same be examined and ap.
proved, and that final order be made
of Distribution of the remaining prop
erty. to the persons thereto entitled
and discharging petitioners and sure
ties from all further responsibility
herein
1t Is ordered, That Monday, the
18th day of May, A. D. 1911, at ten
o'clock a. m. before the Judge pre-
siding at Chambers of said Court at
his Court Room in the Judiciary Build
ing, in Honolulu, County of Honolulu,
be and the same hereby is appointed
the time and place for hearing said
Petition and Accounts, and that all
persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as
to who are entitled to the said prop
erty.
Dated the 3rd day of April, 1911.
BY the Court:
JOHN MARCALLNO,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit.
April 4, II, IS, 25.