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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03

245 acres in Nisqually valley,
nearly all level, in the valley, par
TALLY fenced. half mile of river
front A great dairy proposition.
Owner will take no trade but will
give terms. Price $50 per acre.
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80 acres of level ground south
west of Fern Hill, within a half
mile of the car line and &c fare.
Price $225 per acre.
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SOLICITORS WANTED.

SOLICITORS wanted. A number of
good live solicitors wanted to work
on best premium proposition for
the solicitor ever worked in the
northeast. If you are a good solicit
tor and wish to Increase your pres
emit income see me about this prop
osition. Apply Mr.. Thayer, between
10 a. m. and p. m. at 512 Cham
Der of Commerce bldg.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED house OF s rooms. ali
conveniences, $500. Also unfur-
nished house OF 5 rooms, $500. In
quire at the Thomas store, Lemons
Beach. Steilacoom.
FOR RENT-Furnished house. 7
rooms. No. sth and Sheridan. Main
S57.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
A FINE BUNGALOW

Brand new Broom bungalow,
15 minutes ride from postoffice,
for sale on your own terms.
NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE
& LOAN CO.,
III So. 10th st.
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FOUND

GOOD news for you at Everybody's
Studio. Call 1136 G st.
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CLEANING AND DYE WORKS

LUCKEY'S DYE WORKS, 73S ST.
Helens. Gents suit, skirt or jacket
cleaned and pressed soc, up. Quick
guaranteed. Main 71G1.
J. A. DONALDSON. S11 9th st, 20
years experience. Tel. Main 1890.
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PATENT ATTORNEYs

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Elliott. sic Bkrs Trust Patents.
Trade Marks. Drawings. Main sta
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s-RO0M furnished flat, water in,
Kitchen. private bath; rent rea-
sonabie to steady tenants. III So
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JESSE O. THOMAS. JR,

Bungalow with bath, 5 rooms,
2 lots; $1,000, $16O cash, $40
monthly. Call on Mr.. Lano, cor
Ner East M and Lennox Place
(about number 3573), just north
of East S6th street. Take McKin-
ley car to seth. Owner, zoe
Equitable building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03

80 acres near Glencove and Ell
gin. on Henderson bay. County
roGd on three sides. Improved
places on two sides. Near school
and stores. Some timber. Ground
lays well. Any reasonable terms.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FIRST CLASS Conn cornet for sale
cheap or would trade for a slide
trombone. Address Cornetist, 5611
So. X st.
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WE buy and sell everything. SIS
gas stoves a speciality. 1917 Com
merce. Phone Main 1892.
FOR SALE-Young team, 1000 lbs,
also wagon and harness cheap.
1S14h Tacoma av.
FOR SALE-Cow, young fresh
Jersey; u mile south Collins
Crossing on Tacoma Eastern line.
G. Peters.
WAGON for sale cheap. In first
class condition, with new top.
can 6 be used either f9r team nar or SID SID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
SHOE REPAIRING

Quick Shoe Repair shop. g16 Com. !;
reasonable, best work. Main 441s.
Werner q Moe, Goodyear Quick
Shoe Repair Co.. s22 Commerce
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WANTED TO BUY

-WLANTEDIA good young sound
Phone Proctor 1921. 1906 No. Ste
VEINS.
WANT to buy or 6-room bunga-
low, West or North End. Price
must not be over two or three
thousand. VIII assume mortgage
of ten or twelve hundred dollars.
Address Box AS, Times.
WANTED to buy, bees. Call 1874
St Rainier hotel
WANT TO BUY
Furniture or anything you have TO
sell; books speciality. A. A. SiIcox,
Main 3612 or 1of3 Ut.
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WALL PAPER

LARGE new stock of wall paper,
very latest designs and patterns.
Acme quality paints, adapted to the
western climate. A. s. johnson &
Co. l142 C ST
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12O ACRES CROOK CO.,
OREGON.
Water right paid; all level and
good soil; will exchange for Ia
coma property.
H. w. MYERS
42S Perkins Bldg,
FOR SALE by owner. my 5000 in.
terest in Groom house in Oak
land add. for $3.50; plastered fire
terms. Main 1855. si2 So. e.
RANCHES
VIII have number of good
ranches t., trade for city property
some good dairy ranches on easy
terms that will pay out.
LOTS
We can show you vacant lots
that are snap and can be handled
on your own terms.
HOUSES
Easy payments. just like rent;
you can, move in and stop paying
rent and own your own home.
j. w. Hoops & Sons.
PA National Realty Bldg.
3 FINE DIARIES
One with so cows, finest dairy in
the state; fully equipped creamery,
zoo tons hay in barn; mountain
stream running past barn and
creamery.
No. .2-Dairy with 10 head stock.
This is a dandy; best land in the
state: all kinds of fruit; good
buildings.
No. .3-Finest cows and so acres
good land as there is in the state.
These are nicely located. Come
and go with me and see them. 1
be beat for the money
q. N. Johns
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STORAGE

<~->~~~~~>~s>~~>~~~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STORAGE. vans and trucks for
moving Phone Madison 591.
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Another bargain like getting it
from home. IA acres, good house,
and only about blocks from &c
car service. Only s1400. Better get
busy.
Judges q Hill, 214 Bankers Trust
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED-Some good renting
Erhrig g Rhodes. 1s1 Perkins Bldg.
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The ambitious manthe who to push ahead-is
constant of The Columns
he touch with
the alert to better himself the moment the opportunity
presents itself he is ready.
There is nrst-ciass this
demand The Times
the best bely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER

EOS Natl. Realty Bldg. Main Is4s.
s13 savage-scofieid Bldg. M. SIS.
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GOOD 5-ACRE RANCH

NOOD O-AoIOL HNANOIl
Five acres good level shot clay
soil, l block from car line, 10c fare,
near store and school; place is
fenced and nearly all cleared; some
fruit trees and berries; good A.
barn and 2 wells. This is one of
the best little ranches in Pierce
county, and is in a fine location.
Price only s2,700; " cash, long
time. on balance. See 1t. 2-H
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
E. f. GREGORY, INC,
8. r. Webb e. F. Gregory.
Second Floor National Realty Bldg.
1117 Pacific Ave.
A small house with 2 large lots,
50x120 each, cleared and fenced,
has been in cultivation, woodshed
and chickenhouse, city water, s
cent car fare, in southern part OF
the city. Price $500 on terms.
Discount for cash.
H. ROBERT PAUL, OWNER.
900 National Realty Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY
AUCTION SALE.
FRIDAY, OCT. 4TH, 1890 A. NJ.
102 SOUTH 18TH ST.
On above date we will offer {
general assortment of household
furniture and furnishings, also 9th.
er goods. VIM. FITZ-HENRY CO.
AUCTIONEERS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-03

IF you are looking for furniture,
stoves or ranges. either new or
second hand, tell your troubles to
PurRey Brothers, 1315-1S q st. Our
endless variety Of house furnish
ing goods enables us to suit EVERY
purse, and IL 1t is your desire to
practice real economy you viii do
Main 5043. fEs
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LANGERT LIQUOR CO, Ills Pac.
avy wholesale. and family trade
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osTEOPATH PHYSICIANS

DIR. STOTENBUR. Office 422 Bank.
ers Trust Bldg. Main $500. Res
Main 9610.
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COMMERCIAL BINDERY & pro
CO., Inc, 756-75S Commerce st.
Phone Main AIT. Printers, Binders.
Loose leaf devices.
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EXCHANGE

BUNGALOW to swap for lots. 207
Equitable.
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WANTED--woman who can man
age house and cook for q few
men. Phone Main 6676.
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PETERSON BROS. hay. grain. poul-
try supplies and coal and wood
10th and X. Phone Main 313.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
ADMIRAL MOORE
LIKELY To
COME

The report that Rear-Admiral c. B.
T. Moore has been ordered to COM
mand the naval station here, which
came as a newspaper dispatch from
Washington is taken as authentic by
naval officers at this station. who see
in Admiral Moore a logical successor
to Admiral Cowles.
Admiral Moore is now in command
of the naval stations at Cavite and
Olongapo, the base of the Asiatic feet,
and as Hawaii, with Pearl Harbor in
course of construction, is by far the
more important post, Admiral Moore's
transfer would be in the nature of
promotion,
Admiral Moore passed through Ho-
nolulu several months ago, on his way
TO the Philippines Last spring. be-
fore the Pacific feet was consolidated
into one, command, the admiral was
slated to command the second div
sion when Admiral Thomas retired
and Admiral Switzerland became
commander in chief At that time,
however, the Navy Department decid.
ed to put all the cruisers under one
flag. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
Plan WIRELESS
CLUB AMONG THE
CITY amateurs

Among the many provisions OF the
new wireless law which went into eff
feet today, are several affecting the
amateurs. There are twelve or more
members OF the boys department Of
the Y NJ. Z. A. who are clever anna
teurs, and who have wireless stations
of their own rugged up in various
places throughout the city. and these
boys are now planning TO organize a
wireless club.
According to the present arrange
ments, this club will hold meeting
once a month to listen TO tales from
the different professional operators
who visit the port Of Honolulu, and
there will also be talks en- the diff
ferent phases of the interesting sub
ject One of the first things which
the boys have planned to do is to in
stall a complete wireless plant on the
roof of the association building. ana
here they will study and experiment
under the direction of different local
wireless experts.
Another thing which the boys have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
PLAYFUL RAY
THIRTY DAYS

Private J. r. Ray of Fort Shafter
failed to convince District Magistrate
Monsanat that his invasion Of the
grounds OF the Girls Industrial
school W"3 OF harmless and playful
nature wEe' arraigned upon charge
of. tresHass . this morning.
Day Will Le obliged 20 spend
month or more at the city and coun-
~ tastile in order that the ends Of
justice may boss be served.
Miss Stellctt, superintendent OF
the school. d. Jared that Ray was
seen l,rOwiing ahOu. the grounds late
last night. TO Young ladies con
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
Los Angeles Chinatown Cop
Will Observe Strange Birds
in Native LAR

George Willett, said to be the only
policeman-scientist in captivity. ar
rived this morning on board the
transport Thomas, member of the
scientific expedition that is royaging
To Laysan island to study wild life
there among the albatross and COON
les.
Willett's fame has travelled before
him. He is declared TO know more
about ornithology than the man who
invented it, Fellow-passengers on
board the transport, speak in awed
Eut. enthusiastic voices Of his knowf-
edge of birds. from the half-shell up
t. the place on the menu garnished
= with cold bottles. Although the party
includes some experts who would
make Audubon look like a Chicago
miliner trying to face a, chantec!er
hat. Willett is declared TO OutclasS
them all when it comes 40 telling the
real names and ages of the feathered
tIiGe.
One of the navy men who arrived
on the transport today tells remark
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
SCIENCE TO
WORK FOR BIG
BIRD PRESERVE
Party Arrives on Transport and
Will Take Revenue Cutter .
Thetis to Laysan
WOULD FREE ISLAND
OF PEST OF RABBITS
Important Object of Scientific
Expedition Result of Reports
Made by Other Experts

With shotguns and growing trees
as their most delicate instruments
tor Scientinc research, fOur learned
gentlemen landed from the transport
Thomas this morning, 10 tranship
to the revenue Cu,cer TheUiS Tor a
voyage OF observation and e%plora-
tipn among the bird islands to the
westward OF, Hawaii. They are rep
resenting the department of aGricul-
ture, the main object Of the trip be-
ing TO make Of Laysan island a prop
er bird preserve, and also to study
the habits of the feathered tribes that
citic as refugees.
The determination of rabbits on
Laysan is about the most important
undertaking that these men of sci
ence mus. tackle, for reports of pre-
viouS expeditions have. all been to the
effect that unless the pests were
killed CT, they would soon eat every
ing it uninhabitable for the several
species of rare land birds that are
now found there. so a war on ra3-
Tits will be declared as soon as ;Ae
parsy is landed on Laysan's inA0spit-
able shores. ..r.
No Sport tfgre.
This could hardly be called
sporting proposition, as the rodents
are so numerous, and rinafraid that it
is quite usual for them to gather
round the occasional human visitor
in search Of food and .comDaniCnship.
One member of the expedition sent
out by the University Of Iowa during
1911, complained that while he was
asleep a whole family Of rabbits sur
rounded him and demolished his. lux
uriant whiskers. evidently mistaking
them for spinach.
Another task which the party will
have TO accomplish is to estimate the
number of birds on the island. This
will be somewhat difficult, as it is
said that there is a strong family re-
semblance between many Of the birds,
opening up the chance of counting the
same bird more than once.
TO replace the vegetation destroyed
by the mischievous rabbits, the party
is well supplied with trees and plants
in assorted lengths These will be
coaxed to grow and carefully watch.
ed over until they are able to take!
care of themselves.
A rare variety Of warm water seal
is another animal that better keep our
of sight If it doesn't wish to spend
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
Daughters Of
Explorer And
Soldier Here

MiEs Rose and Miss Gertrude Gree
IT,. daughters of General Greedy the
famous arctic explorer, abe in this city
today as guests of Bishop Restarick.
the Misses Greedy are passengers on
The L. S. Transport Thomas. now in
this port, and are en- route to the Phil
ilpines where they are to pay visit
To tEeir brother who is in the First
Artillery there.
When Lieutenant A w. GreeIv was
in the arctic on his famous exploring
expedition 1SS1-1SS4) when but five
OF the party survived, Mrs. Greedy re-,
sliced in San Diego. and was a menu
bel of the church presided over byI
H!shop Restarick. The daughters Of
Lieut.. Greely are old friends OF the
Restaricks, and are being shown the
sights of the city while the transport
Is in port s4-..-~sa.- sstz5E 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
OFF|CE-HOLDERS
CALL RECALL
MOST VICIOUS

: The recall feature of the proposed
commission or Short-ballot form Of
government for Honolulu already is
attracting considerable interest and a
deal of discussion. especially among
The members of the Legal profession.
many OF whom are radically opposed
TO the theory of the recall on general
principal. averring it to be a ''Vi-
c;ouS" feature in modern gorernment.
Assistant Attorney General Arthur
G. Smith, commenting briefly on this
subject today asserted:
Il heartily agree with the senti-
ment expressed in the Star-Bulletin
editorial of yesterday on the recall :
but | think the writer should have
gone even further in suggesting safe
guards, giving the Officcholder a fair
deal.
II believe that in nine out of ten
cases the recall is a bad thing. i
dCn I approve of the six months pro-
vision, permitting the electors to
start a recall against an official in
nalf year after he has taken office.
1t doesn't give him a chance to do
any real work or to show what kind
of administration he really wants to
give the public.
An Evil Feature.
Moreover, | think tnat the recall,
as commonly used in the munlcipali-
lies on the mainland, is made pos
sible by a smaller number of sign
ers to the petitions than it should be.
1t is not difficult to get twenty-five
percent OF the voters to sign a re-
call petition for any public officiai,
TO matter who he may be in fact,
men will sign petitions much quicker
than they will go TO the poiis and
vote. think the recall snOuld be
made possible only after a majority
of the electors have given their con.
sent in each particular instance"
Circuit Judge Whitney voiced an
almost Identical opinion. "A man
should be given fair chance to
show wha, he intends to do, and six
months time is not sufficient The
recall certainly is a dangerous thing.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
SCIENTIFIC POLICEMAN TO
STUDY WILD LIFE ON LAYSAN

able story showing how thoroughly
Willett knows his bird-science.
''On the way down a strange bird
flew on board the transport Thomas. ."
said this man. and nobody on the ship
could tell what it was until Mr.. Will
lett came along.
He knew the bird at a glance ard
gave us a Latin name for it that was
as long as a seasick night We asked
him how he knew what kind of a bird
ii was. and he told us it was the only
bird known to science that has a nos
tril."
Les Angeles papers arriving today
show that WilleJt. has made remark
able strides TO the forefront of science
in the last few weeks. Under d two
column cut of George Willett and
his Pet Kitten Having a Parting
Romp before Willett's Departure for
Honolulu" the Los Angeles Herald
says:
George Wilett. former sergeant of
the Chinatown squad of police, and a
we'll known student of wild life. will
go TO San Francisco tomorrow to out
fit for long voyage among a group
of desert islands, 1900 miles north
vest of Honolulu. where h. will study
wild sea birds and animals for the
United States department OF agTl-
culture.
"Willett will Sail to Honolulu in
government transport and will then
transfer his instruments, cameras and
outfit TO a revenue cutter which will
carry him to the islands He will be
accompanied by three men who will
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
SURE j. S. WILL
BUY MAHUKA SITE
District Attorney Confident That Federal
Building Will Go Up On Fort Street,
Believes That Government Will Ap-
propriate Difference Between Present
Sum And That Found Necessary

Federal officials here are of the
opinion that the new Federal build
ing, when finally built will stand upon
. the so-callcd Mahuka site. Further
they believe that. the next congress
ITill appropriate enough money to
make up the difference between the
$3.50 900 already appropriated and the
: total OF the sums already fixed by
the juries. plus that found reasonable
by the district attorney and the, law
yers representing e. o. Hall & Son
and the Austin estate.
Speaking of the rumored agreement
between the government and the at
torneys For the owners L. S. Attorney
Breckons said this morning that the
amount settled upon for the Hall
corner can not be made public as yet,
but he regards il as reasonable"
Il believe that the site as at pres
ent located is the best possible under
the circumstances" said Mr.. Breck-
ons. Furthermore l believe that the
next congress will appropriate the
necessary money to buy it. But"
he added with grif1snot before l.
have rendered my resignation" -
Asked regarding the possibility that
some one will bs+sent on here to pre-
sent the case OF the present site to
the proper authorities in Washington,
the District Attorney said that in BIS
opinion there will be no need of any
such move. All 1he> necessary facts
will be presented in full in the routine
report on the case forwerded to the
Attorney General yhy the Federal at
torneys office here.
Breekons insimated this morning
that he is in constant communication
by cable with Attorney General Wick
ersham's office, receiving one or two
messages today from Washington, but
it appears there is( still considerable
doubt whether :Le terms sought by
the owners will be accepted at Wash
ington.
Meantime the hearing of the case
TO determine ethe value of. the Austin
estates interest in the property has
been continued to January 6. When
the jury met in court at $50 O'Clock
this morning the suit was continued
10 o'clock this afternoon, but Judge
Dole and MesseTs. Breckons and o.
son met in conference two hours later
and at its close the date for further
hearing was changed to January 6.
This is taken; to fmean that if no
agreement between the government
aud owners is reached before that
time all hopes of sending the ap-
preparation bill into congress during
the short session will be abandoned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-13
SOLDIERS lining
UP AGAINST
HORNt:

Far from being a flash in the pan,
the movement of the enlisted men OF
the army OF Oahu to, force retraction
from President Perley L. Horne, of
the kamehameha Schools, for alleged
slander Of the soldiery in connection
with cases Of seduction, is steadily
gaining in favor. among both officers
and men That the latter is in full
sympathy with the privates and non
CONS. is shown by the fact that Cap
tain Jameson, pOst-comnander at
Fort Shafter, has assumed the treas
Rership of the fund to be raised to
finance the prosecution. thereby Civ
ing bis official approval to the pro,
ject
Like the rolling SNOWFALL. the pro-
test is growing in size and weight
at every turn, and there is now little
doubt that the matter will be taken
into the courts.
The men at Fort Shafter, who took
upon themselves to come to the de-
tense of the uniform. are proceeding
along we'll organized lines, now that
they have secured the sanction OF the
department commander and the
backing of the officers. A circular
letter has been drawn up. stating the
case and asking for contributions to
help defray legal expenses, and every
troop, battery and company in the de-
partment will he asked. TO do its
share. Contributions are also eX-
peCted from the officers.
Attorney Lorrin Andrews stands
ready to commence slander proceed
ings against Professor Horne as soon
as sufficient funds to carry the case
through to finish are in sight
Following is the circular letter
which is expected to. bring the sol
diers of Oahu into line:
''FOrr Shafter, H. T.
December -, 1912.
"Iho 1St Sergeant
I'VE. the undersigned. nave taken
steps 10 prosecute Prof. Perley riOrne.
Srpt. Kamehameha Schools, for the
insulting statements maue against
The SOldierSS Of the United State
army, made by him az a mass meet
ing held al the Bijou Theatre. Satur-
day evening. December !. 1912. and
need the financial backing OF every
soldier in this department..
AS has been stated by rne papers.
We have intCrvicWod the AujutanL,
General of the Department. and the
steps We intend to take not OnIy met
with his approval bat also with III,
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