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Ash. Hnnter 29 10 aeres 10
Of Oh ana gas, u Tenmiie 80
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Ell ~, w 5S'
l3a M Austin "a Sif I'll acres
1 L. :Isik !. "A eS1
5f,ills kSnsan III AZ acres 81
Fiii-f 8 10.
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p1 ,,is aSS ai,l tos' 70 S-4 ss 90
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LIST OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
/: TAX DELINQUENT IN EAGLE
DISTRICT FOR THE YEAR 1911.
LUSfRERPoRT CORPORATION


Altrusta. Patsy ~. ..:......... 10
AiIsel, s.. =, ~. y. ~. Z. !. 1.i3
Goldman, W, c.. ........ 10
Curry. e.. u ....,......., $500. 81
pfYitninphd, II. " -. 49,. 81
isbIbons Z. L 49,. ~. 1928
Gregg. ToFEnys !, (. /. .,..,... ...... 81
HaggertN II. A. Z. ...ss ...,. .S2
Hatfeld G. +. $3.50. -. .s.5.s...y. .32
James, Joseph . ". -, *. =; ,s.s.,.. 10
Knight, c. w. -. $685.. s21
* on, Isaac .t..... ...i. =. ss. .21
Limberport Drug Co..... .,..3 14.76
Moore, Frank .,s. $685.. ..s..!.. 81
Reed I r., ~. ...., 81
Robey.s George II. Al
EAGLE DISTRICT OUTSIDE
Ashcroft ,. ~ s........ .15
Barkerg r. IS ...,......tI! .29
Benrktt r. b. I. $500. .29
Bulk hakt, Fred $780,. .2g
creaiTef, 81 Fl. ...:......, S,S.... 80
cuhitfng fban. ]. H. ........!..i... 20
Critgsi Alberto. ...s... 20
ElDoolittle, L. J, ..,........s!.s. 20
Flowers, w. l. s......... .16
tHaggerty,rJ. A. ...,....... 40
ETornor Hardware co........ 81. 90
Jones, G. w. ..,....;s. ..:....... .15
Martin, TT. ......8....... .1I
Nfobres r., ID. ~. .............. .15
6tihick, j j. n. s.. is
List OF LAND DELINQUENT FoR
ttItfa NoNPAYatENT OF TAKES
III EAGLE DISTRICT FOR THE
XatAR 191t.,
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ntNIBEnroRT coRroRArIoN
-Fortneys go. i ~ 20 Sd. Il.

!. 4. ~ % u
Fortneys R.qG:f ! ll! ota 20 50. #.
I1tiHaoerpoEt g 80. So. .Is...'.. w
Harbert, saFaSon, ! lot, Lun-
perpoFt skf. .s.s.,....,. -. 40
Martin. Elmis, l lot, Junction.s... ,6s
Michael. A. jJsl3 lots Nos. 1855
"a, Lumberport ...,,......... 40
Parrish. F. A., 2 lots 1890.
Second Addition ,.....,..i. 6S
Reynold III. Ra 29lots. Nos. %
80; LumAerport 1. ..,,.... ...... Al
EAGhB DISTRICT OUTSIDE
Asheraft pas,ld, l2G poles coal.
BfngatnestIe. :. ,i!i.,.s -. :. ..... .29
a siliertlt Az ] HRS. oles coal
sBfnga mon .. ,g.,s. ......,.. .9S
BTae Ridge sgnal Co, Triple &
BdftdtHgs &. ~. ....,.. $50
TenmtIs .i,.. ~; ia
acres; ssISsasno5n ~, 80
Cum inshar1. Malissa, lot No.
q AZ canton :. ........ 20
German. Mafy p. 1alot,. Tennile .S2
scfIss, 4, q acres Tennile. IS
cofmnAn, Henry b., / lot No. ,42
Harpor Add. ...... II
Delta humber Co.. Tract of Tim
Der, JOKES Run, !. =. ....... 5.22
Fortpey, I. r.. 2 lots, Nos. rs
-;Bingampn ................ .5S
Fortney, Ellis lot, No. ~.
Haywood 49,. ............::. 81
Garrett, e. J., acre. Lambert's
Grlfiln, Geo. E., / acre No. Sc
Lumberport .j........,........ Is
Heidreth, VIM, Coal Bank, Blng-
Herbert, martha ! sfS.tteSS BIng- ~
anon, ,;.:,,! so
Harbert, Martha G. ct al, 4S
acres, Jones Run !.....,......1 2.41
Horror Hardware Co, 29.7G acres II
Mr.. LumbeEport ............ 8.61
Hornor Hardware Co. acre.
Tenmlle !. Observation-Disclosures. 3.4s
Horror Hardware Co.. lot No.
So, w. Il L. & Imp. Co. $3.50. is
Hornor' Hardware Co, ! lot No.
80; w. L. L. & Imp. Co. 49,. 20.
Hope Natural Gas Co.; 5 acres y
oil & gas, LafnIberts Run 1.16
acres ! RoiBinson's Run -. 4.52
Long, Jas. Hrs. & NJ. X. Baker, e
Coal Bank. Shinns Run ...... 20
Martin. E, NJ. AZ acres, Robin
sons Run -. ......... 1880
Michael. Harriet ct al, 1 lot,
Respect Observation-Disclosures. $50
Moore chas. Y, lot No. 6,
|. Ltlmberport .......s.z.s.. 80
SIlcIntlre, Elias Hrs, IS acres,
/, Bingamon observation-disclosures. 6.7S
afdlntlre, P. B. / LOT, No. II,
Haywood ........ .32
MsIntire, P. B.. 3 lots, Nos. 1872
1914. Riverside ..'.... 90
NIaphls, Margaret, 1926 acres,
Jones Bun ................. 90;
Maxlin, John NJ, 2 Iots, Nos.
pit. 4. Haywood ........... IA
Robinson, Joshua, 5O-100 acres,
. ,BingaGnon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Robinson, Elizabeth ct al 10l
acres oil and gas, Reeses Run. la
Rob inseny sallie, l lot, No. 26
I pules: Ifldtl In Run ....,..... 40
Rogers. Thomas W., l lot. Dola az
Rogers. G. E., ] lot, Coal Bank
Laurel Run -...,........., 20
Staclpole, Uriaal. lot, No. 81,
Haywood .... .............. @,5S
,siwiger, JE.E:, q acres, 1-S oil &
7 gas. lLanlbes Run ............ las
slwIger, Mary E., | lot, No. 81,
Haywood :. =. ............ 1928
slchrader, Geo. A. & 8. a. Cav
alter, 71.C9.g1-S oil; Ia gas
Jones Run .......s......... 1.1G:
Sidebottom, Elizabeth, lot No.
6, Haywood ............... .S2
Strosnider, A. c., lot No. II.
Riverside .................... IL
Wood, Mary E., 1875 acres,
List of Personal Property Tax In,
Grant District Delinquent for
the Fear 1911.
SHEETS MILLS INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
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List Of Real Estate DELINQUENT fOl
the NOn.Payment Of Taxes in
Grant District for the Year 1911
SHEETS MILLS INDEPENDENT
SCH00I, nTSTRJrT

EDWARDS, John La y acres 16
\ poles, West Milford 81 81
OUTSIDE. s IS
Lewis, Erastus s., 1916 acres,
otoWh 8 = creek .............. 5.1f
lferentz' g. C.N 4 acres. Lost
& creek 5iss -. ...... Iii
McWhorter, Mansfield, 1910
VanHorn, n. j., 26.77 acres.
\ Lost Greek, 2 az
VanHorn, Lille A., Il. lot, 1924
So: pis, Lost Creek {. Oh
VanHorn, Lille, acres, Nc
Kinney's run ~
tWaggeHers, lJas. : IT, so acres: :
Lost Greek ,..... an
Watson, ]. W.,N1 lot, Byron KS
West Fork Mining Coal lot, 80
= SS, p5FVH y i.a'...l. ....... 1.O1
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~ ltNalIAN4 Z ~ NkAII1 WllL4LlNs
QUENT FOR TILE NQNspAYAfENT
OF TAKES IN COAL DISTRICT
FOR THE YEAR 1911:
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Davis Vim ......'....... .i
Deems. r. 2. ..s....... }
Crave ii q. ....-.l x
Harmon, g. ~ .s........
EseweliyI, Geo, ~. .41 4.
Thpmps on, EfNard ........ lt.l
Thornbefg jesse u 4
Wright 3. q. 4. Z
sGH09L DISTRICT.
Holland Rworth, J NJ
OUT lDE
Bunnell freeman. ....ss. =
Cam, Pinnetl g
Conner. Howard s..s. &
Crawford ". ~ Is. 8
Hill, Arthpr b, g
Jones, .. II ....-s. 9
Keener, ] /. s. 1. l.
Moore, Albert i
Perkins, Jio. a
Pit2er, Vim. s.. So. g
Reed, Homer - g
Reed b. ~. &. s 4
sionaker, Walter
Wright, Jno. w. III. 2
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eIlARKsRURa ooRroRATYoN

ex,,,,,,e - J, 49,
ANiAslsl ~ y -S
p.,,,, u. 49, q, !, Z. -. -
'i ~, A,l'lls y 10y - CEN
.s sen a9S aa -: -; l.os
7 M. SSs7eag part Sslen
1Lk 49,: -. 80, Is Az bS
Brltton L r. loti.sSo. 100 Glen
lS.ls,. ~. 2. ~. -: z:o9
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Real Estate Delinquent for the Non.
Payment Of TAXES for the !
(. Year I0I1

Battsa. John A. 1918 acres,
ba t John A. 1880 acres, Elk
- SASSh ''.i.t|..,......., 446
drey1olds. Elizabeth, 1880 acres,
Harris, L. B. $3.50 Acres, Peel
Hickman. Miranda hrs, 1.42
acres, Board. Run ...:... 81
Hickman, Miranda hrs, los
acres. Board Run "a
kester. Minnie, 27.SO acres, Elk
>. = ~. SSA -. ....,. R53
Z. s,; Minnie, 1898 Acres, Elk
+ 4SFeek ...,.......... II
ke ster,. Minnie, 24.ss acres. Elk
49,. 0SSlRt- =. - Z. -. .. IN
M ss3,;.s.... r.. LIZ Acres, oil}& gas,
wSits p.r run ( ;: 1.5s
Quiet Dell, . se
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LIST. OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
TAX DELINQUENT IN SIMPSON
DISTRICT FOR THE YEAR 1911.
BRIDGEPORT CORPORATION.
Rarfiett g. & %
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BRIDGEROItT INDEPENDENT
I. 5ffOfI; DlernIelf.

Douu, Olive, I lot 30. ~, Irulr
OUTSIDE
Dinkin, James, acres, Siinf
son Greek i. -. ~!
Griffith AZ & ri 6.S5 acress
,E3eaf Run, IS
Hin Arthuf p, 2 lots, Nos
,74s tifasselli go. 0s
Kimbie, Celia H. $50. Simpson
/ r klfeSh itstssst. - - y - - - 90,
Haftih Mertie., q sq. poles,
! Smith Run Is. :. ia
Queen. Matilda b. 20 10 d ores.
s Gopfin,s Rtifi &. /, s. {. 8. I. I. &. 4. "a
Taylor, Mary u: e Grover b.
lot No. 71s' Grassellt g
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Ids list OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Charged in Sardis District HARRISON art
county and, Returned DELINQUENT
LOT the Nom Payment OF Taxes
charged Thereon for the Year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-16
Teachers Added to Staff and
New Buildings Occupied
for First Time.


The fall term of. the public schools
opened this morning with an enroll
ment of nearly $4,000 pupils. The to-
tai enrolment for the year ending on
June % last was 23,752. On this en-.
rollment schools have been classified
and the number of. teachers determ-
ined according to the school law that
went, into effect last year. a..
The appointment of all certified
teachers. was made at the, May and
June meeting of the department, and
since that time there have been a few
transfers and appointments to such
places as could not be. filed at the
regular meeting. There have also
been several designations which have
come to the department entirely too
late to be filed; however, additional
teachers have been found in most
cases SO that the schools werel able
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SCHOOLS OPEN With
10000 PUPILS ON TIE ROLLS
to start without shortage of instrue.

to start without ashortage of instrue-
tors. ~~ y &c
The new buildings which have
been erected during the summer were
finished in time for occupation this
morning. The new courses Of study
recently adopted by the repartment
also went into effect.
The Mckinley High School began
the fall term with over one hundred
new students. Two new teachers
have been added to the staff OF I'm
structors, one to; take the place OF the
former history teacher and the other
as an assistant teacher. The building
formerly used by the College OF Ha-
wall as a library will be. utilized by
the high school as q class room.
The Central Grammar and the Ro-
val School both opened with an; I'M
creased attendance over last year.
The greater part of today and tomor-
row will be spent, in registering and
assigning to classics.
Mills College resumed the fall term
this morning with an attendance In
the neighborhood of one hundred and
thirty students. -
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LATEST Jews BULLETIN.
f0riginnfing daY steamer sailed

The rainfall in San Francisco this
September has been the heaviest in
sixty two years.
airy to raid, American ranches and
were driven back by a small force OF
American cavalry. -
Kaiser Wilhelm visited Berne, toast
ed Switzerland and promised a statue
of Frederick William
Chicago is scorching again. Two
are dead and thousands have left the
city to escape the heat.
Morgan, Rockefeller, Gary and
Prick are to testify regarding past po.
litical contributions.
Jim Jeffries inherited s12,190 as a
part of his mothers estate, divided
among seven children.
Col. A. L. Snowden, former U. S..
minister to Spain, Greece, and the
Balkan states, has just died at Phila-
delphia. .@
The New York Bull Moose" conven-
ton was stampeded quite unexpected
~ for Oscar S. Strauss, who becomes
the Progressive candidate for gov
ernor
Governor Johnson has reached New
York in his transcontinental speaking
tour
Taft has left for Beverly, Mass, his
summer home, for a short reef,
Two British army officers lost their
lives at Stevenage. England, while
bucking a stiff wind in an aeroplane.
Hillsborough, Cal, polo enthusiasts
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F. W. LAJ ARRIVES TO DIRECT {
YIN. {. A.. PHYSICAL WORK

fed that large amount of work will
be accomplished in the physical de-
partment of the association during the
coming year. and it is his intention to
bring the work up to the highest
standard of efficiency.
!, Many new features will be intro
duced, one of them being the teach
ing of gymnastic dancing and group
work. The regular work will consist
of calisthenics and games, and each
individual class member will be
coached along the lines of the work
he takes the greatest interest in.
Mr.. Lau stated tins morning that he
found the gymnasium to have one Of
the most ideal equipments that he
had ever seen and that the building
as whole could not be duplicated by
any other building in town the size
Of Honolulu. &
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FAITHFUL DOG GUIDES THE
SEARCHERS TO DEAD
HUNTSMAN +"

: JOLT, H., Aug. 29.-Led by. a dog,
searching party found the body, of
Dominick Cergave, Coal City miner,
under a culvert several miles from
his home, last night.
He had been missing five days. When
he left home, he told his wife he was
going. hunting. Daily searches were
made of the surrounding country by
friends but no trace of him could be
found until his dog, which had accom-
panied his master, returned, in a
starving condition, and, by his whin-
ing and peculiar actions, forced the
family to follow him. He guided the
party direct to the bridge where the
body was found.
Cergave had been shot with his own
gun, but whether by accident or other:
wise is not known.
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WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures a. m, 76; a. m.
70; 10 a. m, 80; II noon, 81. Mini
mum last night, 70.
Winds a. m, velocity II, direction
east; a. m, velocity IA, direction
east; 10 a. m, velocity II, direction
east; IL noon, velocity IA, direction
east. Movement past "a hours, 202
miles. .
Barometer at s a. m, 5000. Rela-
tive humidity, 8 a. m, 60. Dew-point
at a., m, 64.e Absolute humidity, s a.
m, 6.361. Rainfall, 0:
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seedlings were delivered to planta-
ton and other corporations. Orders
for delivery to companies in Septem.
bier comprised 10000 ironwood trees
ready to set out and 500, 600 assorted
eucalyptus seedlings. a large num-
Der OF trees are being got ready for
next Arbof Day. For the rest the
nurseryman gives details of seed col
'1ected and other operations, and re-
ports that planting on the U. s. ex.
perimental plot has been suspended
owing TO airy weather - 3 q
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Two REPORTS
CONTINUED from Page y


leaving for later action the matter OF
secret ballot.
j. C. Lane moved that the majority
report be. adopted. but when the ma.
ture of Breckon's motion was ex.
planned to him ihe apologized for his
motion and withdrew it.
Platform Committee:
On. motion the chair appointed the
platform committee, naming the fol-
lowing delegates;
First Districts. Z. Desha. E. de
silva; Second. j. A. Mcguire, Geo.
Kawaha; Third, w IT. Robinson, w.
Leslie West; Fourth, r. w. Shingle,
A. D. Castro; Fifth, A. s. Mahaulu, s.
K, Nawaa;i Sixth. c. A. Rice, D. X.
Kapahee; three at large c.. Brown.
Geo. F. Renton, R. w. Breckons
s(chairman). -4*sss-st !.
At 1905 o'clock the. convention adj.
journed until 40 o'clock tomorrow
80 : ass4sEssf4. - - 4
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state that a Honolulu polo team has
promised to visit the coast next sea.
son.
VIM. J. Bryan has announced that
he will campaign in California for
Woodrow Wilson.
Twenty-seyen tins, OF opium were
found on the s. S. Mongolia yesterday
at San Francisco = the first shipment
discovered in six weeks.
The San Francisco municipal opera
house will be located on the site Of the
old city hall
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The will Of James. Howell, the &c,
centric contractor who committed
suicide a'month ago, at his. home in
this city, was probated by Circuit
Judge Whitney this morning. The
estate, estimated by Robert r. Cat,
ton, who was named in HowelIs will
as sole beneficiary, at $4,000, is
placed in his, hands as executor. his
appointment to that office being with.
out bond.
At the request of Cecil Brown,
Judge Whitney this morning set DC,
tober 81 as the date for probating the
will of the. late John Wright, who
died September 8. Sfhe estate is es.
timated at $4,000, consisting chiefly
Of stocks and bonds The benefit
Charles are fourteen: nephews, nieces
and grand nieces, most of whom re-
side in England. =.
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New Director Praises Gymna-
Stun Plans for Novel
Features

F. w. Lau, the new physical direc-
tor of the Y. NJ. c, A, arrived here
this morning in the Sierra accompan-
led by Mrs. Lau and his sister, Miss
H. c. Lau.
Mr.. Lau comes here from Santa
Barbara to take the complete charge
of the physical department of the as
sociation. He received his training in
Portlandfi, Oregon, where he was con-
nected with the Y. NJ. G. A. for two
years. He is very. nuchs impressed
with the outlook here and is salts
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FORESTRY. WORK
LAST MONTH

Ralph S. Hosmer, superinte ndent
| of forestry, reports as follows to the
Lboard of agriculture and forestry on
the work of his division for the
Emonth, Of August:
During thesfirst ten days of August
In was In Honolulu engaged In the pre-
paration of reports upon, and with
"details in connection with certain for
lest reserve projects that came up for
final action later in the month.
From August 10 to p. was on
Kauai making general inspection
of forest conditions on that Island
and looking into variety of forest
matters. During my stay on Kauai
IL followed the forest reserve boun-
dairy from Waimea around to Hama.
llei, seeing in some detail many Of
the forest lands in the several re-
serves along the way. The remain
tder OF the month was on Oahu, Oc.
cupied with work in the office and
with one short trip, to Nanakuli and
HONOLULU ~2'#.3 -, -.
New Forest Reserves: :. -.-..~ ~:
On August 26, a public hearing was
held at the Government nursery to
consider the creation of two new for
lest reserves, respectively on the ISL
and of Molokai and in the Kula dis.
trict, Maui, and the addition OF a
small block of land to the existing
Waianae Kai Forest Reserve on
Oahu. A number of persons appear
ed in regard to the Molokai Reserve.
After q full discussion, the Governor
Eannounced that he would sign procla-
Ematio1s creating that and the other
two forest reserves. ~
The areas are as follows: Molo-
kai-Total area, acres, 44,674; gov
|ernment land, acres, 1928; per cent,
80. Kula-Totala area, acres, 6,075;
government land, acres, 5,069; per
ecent,t SO. Wainae--Total area, acres,
1896; government land, acres, 1896; per
cent 100. Totals-Total area, acres,
/ 51,145; government land, acres, 49,
1873; per cent, 81.
These new reserves increase the
total area of all the forest reserves
in the Territory to 6S3,101 acres, of
which 494,39O acres, 67 per cent, is
government land.
Yearbooks.
In accordance with the usual Gus
tom, the Hon. J. K Kalanianaole, Del
|egate to Congress, has again had his
quota of the Yearbook of the
United States Department OF Ag-
riculture forwarded to this office for
distribution The books have been
sent out to a carefully selected list Of
persons throughout the Territory. A
few yet remain that may be had free,
upon application to the mailing clerk,
Board of Agriculture and Forestry,
Box 207, Honolulu.
Orders for Seedlings.
Notwithstanding the long contin-
ied droutha which has hindered good
deal Of forest planting work, interest
lin tree planting in Hawaii seems to
be decidedly on the gain. Recently
there have been received number
of good sized orders for forest tree
seedlings for planting this coming
autumn and winter. One in particu-
lar deserves special mention, that
from Waiafua Plantation for 100000
trees. Planting trees in such mum:
bers as this is forest work that
counts. The report of the Forest
'Nurseryman gives the details of this
branch of the work of the Division OF
Forestry.
David Haughs, forest nurseryman,
reports sales of 33S plants and gifts
of 5635 plants, total of 1913 for the
month. In addition 10000 plants and
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One of the latest revenue cutters in
the federal service is scheduled to pay
call at Honolulu. according to adj
vices received IN this city today. The
revenue cutter Unalga, (which was
built for service in Alaskan waters in
place of the steamer Rush, which was
lost last year. will leave Newport
News shortly for the coast The trip
will be made via the Suez canal, Ma
Mia, Yokohama and Honolulu. The
Unalga is vessel of 1,1S1 tons dis
placement, Captain Richard o. Crisp
is in command of the UnaIga and the
chief engineer is Lieut.. c. C. McMil-
Ian, who is well known in this city.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per o. S. s. Sierra, from San Fran.
cisco For Honolulu: A. K. Akana,
Miss Myra Angus, Miss N Armstrong,
Miss Marie Baldwin, Az j. Balger,
Miss Minnie E. Bates; Miss Mary E
Blue, G. J. Boisse, Mrs. Boisse. AL.
Brampton, Miss sB. e. Cara, Mrs. f.
Cara, Mrs. James Carswell, F. J.
Childs, Miss B, Chapel. Mrs. r NJ
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants,
Exchange.I

80 Saturday, Sept. is, 1912.
MONTEREY-Sailed, September Is, s.
s. VIM. Herrin for Honolulu.
YOK0HAMA-Sailed, September Ia, 8
s. Korea for Honolulu. I'LL
Observation-Disclosures, September 10,
s. s. Chiyo Maru hence September
6. :.
Aeroerams. .....- i
5. s. PERSIA-will dock at Alakea
wharf from Yokohama, Wednesday
at. a. m. and sail for San Fran.
cisco 5 p. m. :: 49,. S.. ), s. 80.
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In northern Mexico Is over Gen.
Orozco gave himself up to the Amer
leans to avoid being forced to stand
in, front of an. adobe wall with q flr-
ing squad facing him. This was his
promised fategas Madero had deciin.
ed to extend amnesty toward the man
who 1t is said did more than any other
commander to put Maderp in the pres
idential chair, and was among the
first to turn against him.
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Rebel General Avoids Execu-
ton as Traitor BY Fleeing
Across the Line

With the surrender OF Gen. Pascual
Orozco. Jr., to Captain Thomas F..
Mitchell of the Maria military patrol
yesterday. it is believed by army off,
GERS. here who are familiar with the
situation in Mexico, that the revolt
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Oily skin is benefited by benzoin in
any face lotion applied. Scrupulous
cleanliness is an unalterab1e rule in
the proper care of the skin. In cases
where the oil glands are unusually
active hot water is absolutely neces-
sary, as it acts both as tonic and a
cleanser. .s-... ... ..-....-.s....-