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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

Who hnB boon given tho 6rBt amateur
wir0loHB certificate for tho Territory.
n n N n H n n n n n n n n H n n n
tion that the adjustment Of the nppa.
rntuB In good.
Tho examination Of young Winsor
was conducted by Iiontonnnt Stovans
M n representative Of tho department
Of commerce mud labor 40 Washington,
u, g., under which tho rndio service
hnB been placed. Ills certificate IN
numbered 1901. Tho certificate also
mentions the fnct TINT no can send nj
the rntH Of ten words n minute.
The examination Of Amateurs III now
ripidly imposed and there aro severe
penalties for failure 10 take the pre-
HoribGd examinations The amateur
must Bwonr before n notary md ho II
compelled 10 abide by the rules and
regulations which forbid him 10 inter.
fGrG while government or commercial
moaHngoH nre being transmitted md
above NIL things not 10 "buttp into
conversations.
An amateur must also he familiar
with MI the rules and regulations gov.
GrnnR fndi0 communication aud 10 be
able 10 rend md send aud 10 know
how 10 adjust his instruments, He was
Obliged TO give u dingram Of his set Of
Instruments 70 tho examining officer
aud plnte bow far he can send and TO
cGiye,
| ~ hive been nblp 10 receive nj one
| thousand miles,' snid WingOr, ycster
day. ~ enn send 100 miles, but mj
sci 10 moi powerful, ns II was built
entirely by myself. The pole have
greeted IA oightytlrcc feet high will
M aernl one hundred feet long Will
four wires. hnyo taken mp wireless
IN my sparo time for about a yonr ms
n bmf, aud nm glad TINT I have ba'
tho honor 20 receive tho first nmaten
certificates 10 tho llawainn 1slnnds,'
Sheridan Wnsor 10 employed NJ th
Office Of the Commercial Pacific Cabl
Company, and IL therefore heeomiu
well acquainted with both wireless nm
cable forms Of communication,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
DURYEA WINS S125,ooO
IN 1912 RACE SEASON

IT, II Duryca, who owns Sweeper II,
winner Of tho 1000 guinens and favorito
for the Derby In which he ran unplaced,
has returned 10 this country from
France.
lie says that Sweeper If retired
from racing on account Of bowed ten.
don and Is now In France, but will,
Duryea hopes, be well enough TO DO
raced next Bonson In England.
The stable Of horses owned by the
American turfman won this year In
Franco more than 100 ,0O0 which places
Duryea very high up on the list OF win.
ming owners.
Added 10 this Is Sweeper II " earn.
ings In the 1000 guinens and other
races, aud this makes Duryca the win
ncr of more than $4,000 in 1912 In
the two countries The French stable
~ under tho care of Th0mns Murphy,
who, Duryea said, Is n "splondid man
for horses.
Murphy nj one time was In David
Gideon u employ.
Dnryon h best colt on the French turf
last year WIS shannon, by Irish Ind,
out Of Census, by Ethelbert, out Of
Calculation, she by ~. Llorin, out Of
| liockon.
On the subject Of speculation on tho
fncos In France he said that plnnging
cannot exiat, because heavy bet on
/ a horse cuts down the odds.
"Thcro 10 none Of the heavy betting
there that goes on In England and
which We had once on the American
turf by a few individually" Duryea
/
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
HIS CERTIFICATE
AN AMATEUR ONE
First Wireless One OF Kind 10
30 Given in Honolulu Is
Young Wlnsor's.

Tho FIRST certificate Issued by tho
navy department examiners TO nm umn.
leuf wireless telegraph operator was
Hpupd yesterday morning by Lieut.. l..
W. stevens, u,S,N,, captain Of the yard
nl the naval station, aud delivered to
sheridan Winsor young llonolulRn
who has built hla own wireless plant
lr0m toiH TO porias
He received n lcunec 10 net M n
'rhdio operator, nuintout, first grade, y
for two years, when he win be obliged
to submit 10 another examination.
Wong Wintor has long boon inter.
cttod Ia wireless biography aud while
Il student az ~ Louis College, dabbled
IN thc science and mndc n crude SGT
of lnrtnimontB, He has constantly i'm.
proved the Instruments and from II
small pole on tho top of house he
now hna u tail mnrt Va tho yard Of the
homo Of Ibis mother, Mrs. Lnuo, ON Kc.
Nnlo street, and In HIS operating
room" Inns u eot Of inWtrumcnts Of
which lie W duly proud and which nro
pronounced by tho naval examiners ns
lui cnsn, Kept IN fine condition, and
are operated with skim,
Tho certificate gives tho informa.
### ~ "a n " " " " II xxx " NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
QUALIFIED SOLDIERS
DRAW EXTRA MONEY
AND spcelnI 10 rlo AlvortIaer.l

(Mail Special to The Advortiscr.)
sCuoFlELD BARRACKS, December
~. with the conclusion Of record fir
ing on Saturday, December Z, 1919, by
The provisional machine gun company
consisting Of the mnchinc gun platoons
Of tho First aud Second Infantry and
FIFTH Cavalry, the small arms firing for
the ycuf WINS brought TO close.
The qualifications attained By mem
bcrs of the lfifth Cavalry and Second
infantry have already been published
IN orders from the Western Division,
aud those who qualified are drawing
The extra pny 10 which their qualifcn.
lions cntitle thom
The tnrQet order for tho First lnfnn'
Try has not yet been received. After
tho order rs received, tho soldier .drnwa
The pay 70 which he h entitled from
The date Of nelnnl qualification
Field firing wae held this morning by
the batteries Of the First Field Arlil
lory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
EPIPHANY GUILD TO
HOLD A RECEPTION

The Epiphany Guild Of Koimuld will
hold reception tonight for Rev. y. o.
williams and bia family, In the assem-.
bly, hall Of tho new Lilioukalnni school,
AZ oight O'Clock, a program aud Kaai =
quintet will afford the entertainment
for the evening. No written invitations
hnye been issued aud the women who
have plnnned tho affair cordially invite
the public 70 DO present aud they hope
TINT the residents Of knimuh viii take
tits opportunity 10 meet Mr.. Williams
ana his family hefTeshmcnta Will be
served by q boYy Of young women Of
the district.
Following IL The programs
Piano solo. by Miss MeCrackeni vocal
selection, by Mrs. q. IS. cfnDo, accom-
PANIED by Mas penh Liitlejohnl bari'
tone solo, bn George a, Brown, violin
selection, ~ Mrs A. -. Ingalls, read
Ing. W. Mrs NJ coxi vocal solo. by
Afh H. q. Wlnlloyj finale, potponrh
~ Her ilonri Berger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
BUILDING 0R0|v lance
STANDS UNCHANGED
Amendments Pr posed Laid On
Tho Table " Board Of
Super Vls0rs.

'l'ba buil1iHR u Mianae viii moi be
lHhprfpl vim " I lle bohfd Of super
tisbiH lheg u bnim0ualy declared ~
lhHl hlHhl Wlien 7 certain amendments
fialNl IN ~ hnYi0nA meeting ~ 81.
pWI6t lhH q ne reported on adverse.
u W. llp Hln cation ana health com
hilitei 20 wln Nj liiey hhd been referred.
ht lpH " M moi present last night
HlibN tie W dirf WhR ~ eGHia 40 f1f
fth9l1tullhf d fHrl which supervisor
HHNnllin fWplY commented on Ne
alHlpd ilhl |iln nv appeared ~ be- hil
lgli mlw suddenly M Low Ind pre-
silfl pm Gn1HHnia which ala net l00ll
BiiogelbHi ruul
Ihe lUUdihg ordinance whs something
/ ~ .Wllff he via dhig proud and ht
1 hflltfwi tHiHfp HHHHfnii6hs Wdiid agfet
ihnt ~ 4 pfeWui l9atd Ind done Il wiai
ll1hH id fHmihR Hnh au ordinance
allth WIS aYhtpa ~ pfGlpfli9a u
I eFw8 tHu ~ the fiig, Tor n lnHnfet
/ phHl iNIlainRi HH1 me- fiies we're bet
/ iHf f6t u
/ ~ Mefipllu Hid ~ ioW Bas urge
/ ~ im piWhul IA HE mrflinR Gf thi
/ iHmllh committee ~ consider iia amend
iphla and lalle1 ~ be there Ne vii
~ bHYe consulted 8lll Deputy AllHf
T thG tilghti0h NoliiuR had been heafi
HiuW either
'flf mHphdmepls uHfo tabled ami ~
0fllnHhfp alhbls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
BGsiNEss bh8Ds
MARINE TlDlH0s


fufsdhy, Uffhmbhf ~ 1919
nm ff8bfisa6 AUged, DpE w, 100
. M, 81 -. WiibImibs, beDpe DIR, 4
fshfbHgNf Affigpd, pre- Nv, ~ ~
Iep'a6din, bfbtp iJm ~
hydBfy Auiyedi ijeei ~, ~ 81 ven.
fsf6, bbDft NGgembpf 9Gl
NBtiifb AfnyHd, Depi No. SEM a
fDAiH, hehW soy. ~
"Wednesday, bbtsmbH n, iGis
fsh ffGaeiseo s0iied, Deg n, ! y
~, n q tddlhe, M Honolulu
nan FfAnriHe0 AuiNHd, DHH n, I n
~, q n FHtsiHi henfH Dhp 4
psgi BlhhHey sailed Der. N splf
HffeHs, nm ii1h6init
Nm ftbUNleeG AfHyedi her, n
tbBn, q. n llilGHinH fGN liilG Doe 4
UAbh hfdYHd, itHe NJ, aIfi De
iebdai, fiom Hbb FhbHHf6,
fiiufadhgt ijHpfmbW VI 1919
faB fmaniHp6 AfHFbd, DHanHbB ~
90 my n 81 A VI iGgaB, heHe
bftHmbHf N
tbfGlama eHiiHdl December ~, " 4
u. u. q. HhHgN Man fOf ltGNgi ilu
haH ftBafianG sailed, December ~
Hfh6BhH DaHHlipa tn ilGDGfiu
fafDnH tHln ltrfnmbw w, ~ +
HieaggfiNH i1f Honolulu
fHleiHmh AnHRm December H. +
N n n HllhJ hnDer HUYpWbHf BB
fHhnHi HWIe1 Jf0HmbW ~ BfbgeH
81 AghUmia fGf AH6fiH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
SOLDIER CAUSES
PANIC IN SCHOOL
Girls lump Out OF Windows and
Hide When Intruder
Shouts "Bool"

Wlilp ihG gifia 0f the Industrial
seliool we're gathered IN Il room On tho
first il0gr lnft night, studying tboif lost
suns for today, II HDldiof pulled himself
up ~ u window Of tho rom, aluaA In
iiIs bead, aud shouted "liooib
stampede followed. Tbo 9iflH
Thought lint soldiers were attaching
tbe bDildihg Thoy jumped over bonches
hnh on 0f The Windows, screaming NJ
lle top Of their voices.
Fifomen NJ the Palama ainll0n heard
Tie 0ulffy aud David Mhhpi 0ne 0f tie
f0fee, muRlll tho soldier ns be was Try.
ing 10 Roi out 0f Tie grounds,
Acting chief Of Detectives Kallelt
WIS notified tint thera WIS trouble NJ
The lndpplnnl School, hurried 0ui IN ah
anto, and took charge Of The soldier
who rave bla name NJ w. =. Hay, aud
said le Wis from beh0nel1 Barracks.
Kolpii questioned The girls, win
ldentiffd nay 40 the soldier WHO had
stuck his head IN tho window md
shouted ifli06iu Miss aiHnt, tlll
superintendent, WIS moi IN the room NJ
tho time, but told Captain felleti thai
sle thought iiH man Wis drunk,
The soldier, however, Rnyn no iHdiea
ton thai l0 had been drinking,
" Whit business did you hive tbefof'
questioned hellelt,
None ~ all " anid Tie soldier ~
dldni know 4 WIS tho insane asylum,
~ ien'l" nid Kpllalti OTIS thl
0lhE i11uslfihl School,
N mahes ~ difference, y0n had NJ
business Un ilo RfGnndH,b continued
The 0lilfer
~ koow II replied lbe soldiol
Ihtoih me up
llhy b held On a ehhfae n irospasl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
RAW SUGAR FIRM.
tBy Federal Wlrcleaa Telegraph

tBy Federal wlreleaa Topography
NEW YORK, December 12.--( Especial
to The Advcrtisor) Raw sugar firm.
Muscovado, 80 degrees test, 3.55c; Cen
trifugal, 90 degrees test, 4.05c; Mo
lnsscs, 80 degrees test, 3.35cj Refined,
Atcndy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
BORN

FAIRWEATHER - In Honolulu, De.
eembor 4, to DR.. and Mrs, Norman y.
fairweatbef, daughter, etilIborn.
CAMPBELL - In Honolulu, December
o, 1919, 10 Mr.. aud Mrs George j..
Campbell, daughter.
ELI3WoRTli--lu Honolulu, AZ Mau.
naval, December o, 1919, to MI and
Mrs. y. II. Ellsworth, son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
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pyGat ana wifG, W, H. fompbbll II, I
t#f4' t.I ~ - a. 81 80 al r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

0a6fna r. Thiela0 received b enblo.
gam yesterday announcing the death
~ iis mother, Mfs, H 4. Tblelan, in
Los Angeles, Wednesday night
w. 4. Hebron hns returned from
Tie malhlnu1, whore be vent with bis
wife few weeks naa. Mrs, lleiibrnn
haa heen rirh for some time aud will
fbfnd the winter Ia san franeHeo with
her daughter Mrs n O, child.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
AoMnTIIINa nnrnnnAnLn

f'hanbefain'a Cough Remedy never
dlaappolnla thoaa who use II fof obsii
Haia e0uglfi colds aud limitations ol
The llu09i mud luuab n Stands nnn
Yaiiad 90 ii remedy f0f IN throat and
lung dlefaapa fof shle IS Henson
Hnlih 4 a.. hdi agents f0f Hawaii
Adypfllsenent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

pef M Nh,H lionolulnn, for Hna
fihHftfn Doe. N. 81 aud Mrs, A
piisont and ehiid, Mrs e. q dopsip
Mics " Unflina NJ and Mrs ~ ~
WlfOs Mfs, \ Wrlla, MIRA T.. lloon
opDial Tins Whiiolny ~ 7 lieobof
IA n Adams, MI nn1 Mrs w. H. hodl
md child. n W llaiyloy
rni hi Mama i(ua, f0f lilo, Do
rnbm w. Hans chnoh, Miss "
Wallace saul laftpf w., Mrs q, W.
Nmh, Master u Moth Muster "
North. A Morrison, \ " Thicker a
itfens, M aud Mrs, u. y, Bond, w
Va Ri0Rhfd, Niles Mnfy Lindsay, ", w.
iiehion. M aud Mrs " q Snow mud
servant Mrs Mllsu, WIN. Yah Kwnl
fobR, Nfs w. Wnh Mrs, Fan knn Mrs
Dll, Mrs Walls, lnf Y, 1ntluf w "
Robinson, n a p0yle, " w Mhcfnt
lane. q. ~ r0nfadt, N Chong, Miss NJ
Forrest, lilo Holmes, \ Male, MI and
Mrs n. 4 Austin, i NJ, watt, w. ~
watt. Mu w. " Bond Mrs, N Far
frat, \, ilud, a, W. MHfslo, H. II
Nhinv, r. w. iilnnlt hnd friend Mis-
ilinpft Miss Woods aud mnld. T., NJ
llhfHfGn. n. lulrhiaoB a. v Carr "
Il Mtnfhih, u. w. Dnscoll, a. NJ ia
hal,auH. uoo. ~ Wilkinson, dco Y
lmddork T.. y llandina NJ mud Mrs
N, a., lilnnoyi ~, W Doyle, q a, Han
hnbefa. q 0incomolli. Mnaiof jhoh j.
Klmueal. Mm. IT, A. ltoupo, Consu
0mafm n EiinM w, T.. hove, leon
a Quousoh, N Knf0lnNa MIS-. Geo
iuaaeli. " NJ Hepburn, V fndo, Miu
Alden 49, 0pd N fs W. N \ linlSny
Gins lindsly, Ahbh Lindsay, " H.
Dniyie, Nlss a Hose, r. q Ypo Hon
NJ i1d MIS- N N, Ofhbnm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
FAHHnhdrHH
Arrived

~ 49, ililHHtB fiHHt i.uua nam Eul
fnfkI iift ~ II ldH1#HaHI n n
Hwhgt 4 4 NatHmhaf n lfHlIp
Hlt n ltalH. !. gHhtJ. H II glWuH.
a A hhhWnl liHhi Hind 4 W He#
W. ~ N u iihfhJ \ a NlFuipdNis
III II MpNHfHH Att ! fmlH8 VI n
Hamanh. n fefNuHHfllH X van iilHp
II liahhH1u. liNH1a n HHa
aepoI NJ u llIph1 hu lIgg Nh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
IN SAN FRANCISCO

my Federal Wireless Tclcgrnph)
SAN FRANCISCO, December 12.--
Especial to Tho Adycrtiscr) r. Closing
auOtuIiOug.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

Mr. ard Mrs ~ u. Connant viii re-
turn TO their home In konn today, NJ
~ fnaHdlne several days in the city
shopping and tranaaeiiug buslnesa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

y N a q. bmt8, t0f HaH Ffapeis.
~ % NJ
MI hlnHll M tleoIe, ilaHapepa.
fNHhABeii BUd WHiHug b ~ ~
Hlh lhhhllpi iUf llalaNhi Whhl
FHthuhu hHlguraiHD PHi.0O, tamhi0
FHuHAHil lHlHiUaJ i1nhi Nahahh
ulBHHIB. rllpl, hfgup0ia hhWgabn
WI halNHhbHHll q II M
hflf pflHmti ny AHHHHl 4 ~ No.
fii HufHlY tNf tHlMa. AnHiDlnl lill
lHfHi thlihlHni an1 iiaHaitIl q u. N,
hif IHNnp iHa I'm Hhi1t9Ha abl
rhHhliHf b ptlI
~ AHuNi ltHH fgf LHlBiHaI iiiil
sHl HHB nNHai M ~. mI
Al III Il d ilUa9llilH iGt eHN fi8a
hhfBJ A. M
Promise, t4t Oehau islands,
III W n. HAIL IN Hawiiwln, Aiu
Hi0i and lfulUHi ~ ~
Hlb Nihehhih fIi EaHai pDffa eiB
al NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
p0at or HONOLULU.
AhHIVHD

fIiesdag, beeamlpt 10. lgls,
sli HiIHlmI fiGm hHIHba, Me0feR
HH hhalilGB lio0hpHa llegpalgh, Hon.
EN- hgHm Kan tram Mo- ol13 1.m
jpp 4 il T0tm hani from Noli
III M
NJ ~ Il dllm ffm iigl tudlow
FL rhudI0a ltgm ltaimluii lliIoaB0
HBI lBda n ~
mi W III liUii tUm 8aWiIleiiJ go
iml HnH AiHliHiy ~ iH
~ u "A Hi ltilltH Ii0W NrHfHallH
li51 ~ ~
'llHHdug 1faHnbef 1g
HIii AiHHBn fiDW HH liibtiWB NJ
Hfl. 1850 M ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
Between Boards.
10000 Mutual Tel. Os, 103.5O.
Session Sales.

40 1Iilo Com, $50; go il. G. & s..
CO., $780, 100 onomca, 1925; 10 Ono
meo, 30.
Sugar Quotations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17

leaving of the coffin from the
house.
At 1880 the traffic was
stopped. On the streets nearer
the cemetery were ranged the
flowers and wreaths presented by
Prince Arthur of Connaugh, Mr..
Bryan, the U. s. ambassador;
Prince Katsura, Admirals Togo
and Inouye, pair of evergreens
from the Inhabitants of Port Ar
thur being particularly striking.
The car, which was made of
gun carriage, was ready for the
service. The last service, which
began about the same hour, was
performed in the room in which
the tragic event took place. The
swords used for the heroic pur-
pose are reported to have been
placed on the coffin.
AS O'Clock struck, the coffin
was carried out by Generals Tsu-
chiya, Oshima and other pail
bearers through the line of mill
tary and civil dignitaries.
The late countess coffin was
borne by members of the Yuchi
family. The collins were placed
in hearses and the cortege start
ed. The car was drawn by 20
soldiers, as well as by the digni-
fled bearers. Two of the gen.
erals horses followed the coffin.
AT the cemetery no funeral ad-
dresses were read except the Of
| ficial address by Baron Senge.
When the last of the mourners
bowed before the collins and left
the ground, the lights began to be
| seen in the neighboring houses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
TEXT BOOKS
FARCE, SAYS
TEACHER

History should teach the his
tory of trade unions and organi-
zation of capital, rather than the
escapades of princes and royal
families" Prof. Herbert G. Lull
of Washington university told the
Pierce county teachers at their in
stitute yesterday.
He wanted both history. and
literature studied with some view
to getting the lessons that will be
valuable today. He said the text
books were largely a farce In the
way they handle the subjects.
Instead of the student delving
into abstract theories of civics, he
suggested that he go at the prob
lens of the slums, the sweatshop,
the tenements, immigration and
other live questions of the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17

Many an otherwise pretty girl
is distracted with her appearance.
Poor girl! She doesn't yet know
that Stuart's Calcium Waters will
quickly transform her into a per-
feet dream of loneliness. And
many a young man with tender
skin just growing a bristly beard
is also a sight to behold. All the
face creams in the world are moth
ing but masks. They do not over
come pimples, but merely allay
surface irritation.
Skin-health must come from
within. Skin-tissue is made from
the blood, and as it is tendency
of nature to throw off good
share of impurities through the
skin, naturally impurities gather
on the surface in the form of
pimples, blotches, blackheads and
other eruptions. But Stuart's Cal
cium Waters have remarkable
activity in the blood which seeks
the skin as an outlet for it's i'm
purities. These are thrown off
in invisible mist or gas, are con-
sumed in the oxygen of the air
and in few days all imperfec-
tons of circulation and of skin
health are overcome.
All blemishes disappear and
the skin becomes as clear and
smooth as a baby's. Go to the
drug store today-any druggist
can supply them-and get box
of Stuart's Calcium Waters for
trial. They will cost you only
SO cents but are really worth
mars dollars to you If your face
is marred by ugly pimples, blotch-
ss, blackheads, etc. Convince
yourself by actual test that Stu
arts Calcium Waters are the
most effective blood and skin
purifiers in the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
EDDIE MAY QUIT

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. II.
Friends of City Prosecutor
Guy Eddie, charged with contri-
buting to the delinquency of two
women under the statutory age,
today say that If the prosecutor
Is held for trial by Juvenile Judge
Wilbur, he will withdraw from
his office Immediately and not
await the outcome of the trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
Times Political News of
Tacoma and Pierce Co.

Not to be Outdone by their old
rivals, the republicans, who open
ed their campaign by feeding ev-
erybody ice cream, cake and clam
chowder, the democrats will hold
a rally at the Masonic temple to-
night, will feed everybody, then
give them feast of reason and a
flow of soul, then clear the floor
and have a dance. II the other
parties can beat that, the demo-
Gratis will try again, and by the
time the campaign ends it is ex-
pected the parties will be giving
each voter who comes to a pOliti-
cal meeting a diamond ring and
an automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
TEN RECOVERED

SYDNEY, N. s. W., Oct. IL
Ten more bodies have been re-
covered from the Mount Lyall
mine. Tasmania, which caught
fire on Saturday last. This makes
total of 26 taken out to date.
All the bodies were recovered at
the S50-foot level, and we're
mostly lying in a heap near the
22nd slope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17

children. The side streets were
steadily filled, so that the late
corners, who meant to join the
procession, had to fight their way
through.
The evergreens and other offer
ings from princes of blood and
princesses filled the court yard in
front of the house, and the only
suggestion of what was going on
in the house was the sound of
"sho" and "shichiriki" played in
service performed previous to- the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
BELDING BAILED

"Chet" Bedding, the Seattle
politician and private detective,
secured $4,000 bail yesterday and
was released to appear later for
trial before federal court for the
alleged bribing of witness to abb
sent himself from the court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17

The 10th of September of the
first year of Taisho will be long
remembered as the day of the
burial of General Count Nogi,
who took his own life to follow
his imperial master on the long
journey" and of Countess Nogi,
who followed her husband.
Long before the hour of the
departure of the cortege from
the late generals house, the
streets in the neighborhood were
filled with men, women and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
LEVY ON TRIAL

The defense is still hard at it
in federal court trying to shatter
the evidence of the government
brought to prove Sarah Levy,
Sam Levy and Henry Suwol tried
to defraud creditors in a bank
ruptcy case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17

night. Cox, Libby, Mckenzie,
Stewart and Carr were the speak
ers. Mckenzie said the way he
runs the clerks office is so eco
nomical he cleared $1,000 more
last year than was done by the
clerk in King county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
Salem Celebrates

(i5y United Press Leased Wire.)
SALEM, Ore, Oct. 17.-Salem
is to celebrate the joining the
two sides of what is supposed to
be the richest valley in the Unit
ed States in the completion of
the bridge across the Willamette
river at that point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
SOLDIERS PAID

(By United Press Leased Wire,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. II.
Six thousand Nicaraguan
troops have been paid off and
discharged, according to a dis
patch received today from Unit
ed States Minister Weitzel to the
state department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-17
OPEN THE WAY

The city council has agreed to
change the building ordinance to
allow the Royse patent flue to be
used in the city, thereby estab-
fishing a new industry here.