Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-11
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WIRELESS MESSAGES MAY SOON
FLASH FROM TWO WINDJAMMERS
Falls of Clyde Now Here Is Scheduled for Early nsaIa-
tion-Ll'ine Brought Army Suppies-Manchuria Has
Sailed With One Hundred and Thirty Cabin Passengers
Mauna Kea Met Nasty Weather

Wireless messages being sent and
receiver by sa ling vessel is Mt
beyond the pale Of lellity in the case
at least of two well known wind
TANNERS that make regular voyage,
between the Pacific coast and Homo
| lulu,
! The American ship Falls of Clyde
now at the railway. wharf complet-
ing the discharge of a large ship
ment Of fuel oil is slated for an early
installation Of wireless. The sister
ship Marion Chilcot also belonging
to the feet of vessels operated by
the Associated Oil Company will re-
ceive like installation of wireless
if present plans do not mlsclrry
1t is well known that for years
the Falls CT Clyde has been provi /
ed with an up to date electric light
plant. II is claimed on board that
vessel that TIE cost of operating ana
maintaining Il wireless plant would
add bat very little more expense. l.
is more than likely that when the
Falls of Clyde makes her next APP
pearance OF the Hawaiian islands a
message from the air, may be picked
up by kahuku station 1t is said that
such a plant would prove of inesti
mable value to the owners not ONLY
TO determine the relative position Of
the vessels while at sea but also as.
sist in deciding upon the amount OF
oil each vessel be given for cargo. \
Shrirers Gather at San Francisco.
The SAriner clan a'e gathering at
San Francisco. When the MatsoA
steamer Wilhelmina sails for Homo
lulu, she will carry a capacity list OF
passengers, each Of whom will be
either Shriner or a member of a
Shriner's family. Many high Shriners
and familiar figures in national coun-
ellis are booked for the passage
among them being Imperial Potentato
Lou L. Winser and William b. Brown
better known as BILLY" Brown. of
Pittsburgh, Imperial Treasurer; Geo.
l.. Green of Dallas. Tex. Past Impc-
rial Fotentate; General Robert Wan
kewski of Los Angeles, Frank w. Bill
ger of Oakland John w. Boyle an
attorney Of Utica, New York. emeri- |
tus member of the Imperial Council;
and many others prominent and in
fuential in Shrinedom. Most of these
are accompanied by their wives. The
have taken Their own auto
mobiles and before returning to san
Francisco, will tour Hawaii
Ha
Lur,ne as Army Transport. i
The Matsor Navigation steamer
l.uriine might have well passed as a
United States government transport
If The big line CT freight fer the ISL
ands can be taken as criterion.
A large part of the cargo that ar
rived this morning from the Pacific
coast consists Of supplies and forage
for the qualtermaster department. In
the consignment there is 10000 bales
Of hay besides quantities of feed and
grain.
Captain Henry f. Weldon reports
fine trip down. The Lurline appar-
altly escaped the brunt of the storm
hat has ragged over the islands for
week past.
Forty-two cabin and steerage pls-
'engers left the vessel when she came
o dock about nine o'clock this morn
ns, There was a kicking and jerk
ng OF equine feet when horses and
mules for the United States army as {
veil as local horse dealers were land !
d on the wharf.
In addition to eeven head horses I
or the government several local firms !
eceiyed both no SEES and mules. {
Sounds usually heard about a well l
egnlated barn yard emanated from |
he after deck Of the Lurline. The a
lamor from thirty coops of chickens r
nd other breeds of poultry added Its i
mite to the general din i
Three bu'ocks COWS and a calf q
we're brought down for the College or d
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