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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-18
ATHLETES READY
FOR 4. A. y.
MEET
Big Event of the Athletic Year
Is Set for March, and Both
School and Graduate Per-
formers Are Working Hard in
Preparation

Preparations for the big A. A. u.
track meet which is to be held on
March 1st are now being made and II
is expected that all will be in readi-
ness by that date. The meet is, to
be held on the Alexander Athletic
field, Punahou. Four teams. Puma
hou, kdmehameha, Healani and Nc
Klniey, have already been listed for
the meet and 1t Is possible that there
will be more The teams are to be
composed of students, alumni or
nenLers of the school or club which
they represent. All contestants NOT
representing some club will be en-
tered as unattached.
The meet Is TO be q strictly anna
tenr event and rs 70 be held under
= the auspices OF the Hawaiian branch
OF the Amateur Athletic Union. This
association has uone and is doing
much 10 promote clean. sport among
the amateurs. The. A. A. Y, meet Is
an annual event and each year it is
creating more interest among both
the contestants and the general pub
lie. and results are becoming more
satisfactory every year.
onicial order OF events In the meet
viii be as follows:
Track Events.
|. I2O-yard hurdle race. trial
heats.
2 5Qsyard dash, trial heats.
3. One-mile run.
s 220-yard dash, trial heats.
s 440-yard dash.
l2U-yard hurdle race, final heats.
0 50-yard dash. final heat.
z .aS s ss ta s,s saasl ne's'
ivv.s aIe uasn' hnai nea'
n IA lnh.
zzv-yaIu sasn. ira nsses.
1zy-yalq nureie race hnai neat
zzVsyaTu assn' nnai hral'
1ne-hllie reiay, run;
fteld Eksnts.
~ ts9le tanis,
4 discus throw
1l.sn JILL
i-ettine tfle tviDs. snot.
tnroNiAt Inc I9iy, na''i'''1i.
- tufQMlnt t1e 3nveaA.n
hphhi16 pl2tA 5fl.l. 8 ~
To every nrst place winner IN any
event y % pe s.1sh s sollu s Nos,,
mepM, Seeono ps ;,.' An 1ssis VA
De 1921 49, ,,,,i, ~
probably third place winners Will PC
gwen bronze lleueis. snsei Sup
VIII be given % tne w,nhlnE re.as
team ana announcer - tne - n .ls
team OF the meet Y ~ any VI .ns
events nstea VIII tlihi anu nnai
Keats mere WI not pc ehvzeA aeu-
letes entered 70 make more llah one
heat the single neat VIII DC consiu-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-18

The people We envy always envy
some other fellow higher up.
Many a man likes woman's STYLE
-as long as he doesn't have to nav
for it. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-18
MylrtIes
SPLITS

You fellowS had easy pickfnos. fs
We had been bowling thew wonId bava
bowled their heads off.r--Hanev
The Myrtles should be ripe for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-18

1 read It in the star-BuIletIn.
must be so.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-18

good score whom they bowl the Lac
It's next Tuesday.
Edgecomb had both high score ana
average for the Myrtles, 207 and IA.
Canerio had both high score and
average for the R. rs, 100 and 1856.
pensive.
Say yon forgot to mention that
all my 7strikef were lucky Edge
ccmb.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

D D
ae
i5EII4 il FOR IN tJRpER OF { rs
RE /. iSg 10 ouLD
"a Itssll y IS II M S

illiston, \, 2 arted
ii 4 sr5 se his III glage-
Gallbertso egedl Era,, derer The
u three N lllennb erss the Ion family
At mad lie stateme ent % the
siaftorsstlat han
e. nndsr
the allleged 1nlird ei',s cell q heard
sound on the loor and
told I Deplity R1utl ed who 10
Cube ertson s cell and d anded thar
he Galberts soon i and yer lat
knife. ssa5
ss5ss 4 got an knit nsWered
(Gulbertso ( inIloc emit ON al is cot.
But when the deputy started a carefnl
scare bout the cell Cub on nd!
ed EJ1; Foyer q spoon, dec laIin Here is
your knife IN II:
8II lad been ying ITO sharpe the
end of the spoon on the cement floor.
Despite the III he would not de.
clare what his purp pose was, 8it is be-
lieVed that he int ended to- slash his
throat with le rud e sweapo ION as Ill,
has relna arked to tth ejaiIers that he
5WouldnI han
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
) 8
5 ]
lSk
y TI G, N As BEEN
cEIV ~ EEssS IN GE ;s5ss
RETsoN ssS


HE Dew lis Dru ST ore s$is son
top again ain has been busy This
enterta aining th 81 sthr gs with
Al latest off an II usiica ions, tsle
gEldtseI ianaond ii
The new inst tr'inleilt he last word
in n1sisieaf and arness
of one com ne sbeingg
as a IAN pieeeS naelli linerg
could be i lew ms tlnle entt3 has al
greater olllTae and Syii iitIhout aless
tiol attest in the Tie
fact that a
record er oint5
az Who
toEthef minute ~ ngg the needs
pf the connllln it's an Son gratsl
lated on ia BE cure q the 5ilrl az
chine for DeiSil n
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
lel, al Z,
i ne
Loss % Ell 600 81 UTTERED
g Rkll N BE III Esy Ed TO B ~:
In Su RED "A


S$ssf fae5E third N levator fire in recent
years at Grand q d rbof occurred 81
daynigh when tile and IL
a Farmers Elin Iale9at DESTROYED BY
e flames ether with IL, 900 bushels Sof
grain which as inlthe sstrlc cture at the
tim time le if re3 started al midnight 1T,
the pr ginbei lkn own Al Gesens
u.s. IS s essiderlt and Den Iars is sec
SretaryTt Y 7 treas,lrer Of the comp
E3ss Iale tinlated c loss 900, lae
structure str being lned It
Is ne 1s practic Of elevator com
paiaiesgto keep the grain Sfully insured,
in which case no q loss Wil be suffered
by y he farmers who had stored
ins5 the e g elesat or at TIL time
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

]!
s0UsgNDs III & ERS FsE
FEEIlEs OsREGTs
GO Cd FOR IN IL III

II
to- The warm Wesa oWili gs id
Mort ~ pro and
!: Veise ont
National ID
prospe Us are excel lent for next
year
ousands OF Farmers are an the
fields and owing going t3
;breaks5a Tecprds he said FARM
erss are 50 bus Veiissf
sssttiat they HAY q mo tilne for business
and the result here is some
comp amt ON
chants but that VIII Il lust itself.
The grlaiil farm ers are
be mari keted con
4 farmer come out the
fields, and then All ! ibu
has been d elaSe ill done as
usual
is xperienc resl
markabl Ii eat her do not 81 now
that there hin just Like If
,in the sat east not recall
Ittsibas been Just l,ring al
the fate and the was
balm i5gs s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
hat
evils

not appeaf y aNeIa farm aeT
Eeprdi TO on t sles
/ Al "a Devils s's9
alIercl Yer ail
tory 10 g eise 4alte farm
Fers after
tend credit efal s. ili
N lloIll ARE :seiading as IL
For aEhsa an and letting
llleir shiiI remain paid
as the gener me-
chants have seryss ises,stia 10
Itlla alFpeas sliis
|tll the OPS
does id be pla u
ITO be cTfticised bys ii Sias
con- ilIeIlees ii ii: laci L
Iindticii home
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
eeg7 2 N / I an l
/ B
h
III RE A \, is SALT SPENT
81 ss5Toos MUCH 4, M o Ns=sr ON HIS
"a q 1l &, FIR lend. X 3S3

loNi1lg seyeral mon his Of i'm
living durillg WiIicl a time oung3
,rlls 4 OF prar rentl apable business
Iacconipl lishlll ezlts eea1ie ted
with II q III ollrlg lad the business house
for HON as Xii g fell consid-
abb tort on remit anees, ana as! Il:
sreslll arralit Al be cen issued ssseli
III 'reeinan emp
ed ei,ss God peWgiteis
CONF as ut fol. this section.
who is rep ported, has 4 abs eound dea,
5bein S 500
ss83 ssss eeina porte d, ais mot
Working Ilild ars ords and the con-
pan nfst on rail Stat AAttar-
3neg SllaTi Ssiin structed the siss
sllance war; Il arrest
lei here until & a bout three weeks
Nv as engaged d In the
pc Wlatssl usiness III on:
i eeney for le
God ad ices i'll
THE Is IL
In reason
Is 4 and 81 ~
failing fo an good WI his
due became inffats
Eiiated iss fsrallarlls
at he spent
con sid
base ef LAWS, TUNES
for Il
M Issued sew
no rae ses Of reen1a2
has bee secured alfheusssh
the been Snotis
fed was sup possdl
toS 90 fol his d partllre rom
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
]
l,a.
J ezel
EikS MEM OR Ia u VAS A BEAlJT
U 4 LAS sSU UNDAl sss
ST ERN OF ON Il.

The Elks III lorial held at tile
opera house last Sunday aft ftenoon!
ones effs the most Il solmi and.
beautiful occasions Of the year when
tribute was paid I'd he departed
Ebroth hers the 3lod dge, the honored
death role being. dorgan; Rev
Reese, John sssamson Gus Furs73
tenau and George y Youn & Ss
he on,anitte ee il chars DR. iissls5
Ier Otto ISsepp and l r, DesI Inond
showed the III energ and EFFORT II All
ranging the program nd . the setting
Of the stage with m lo8s
.ers and decorat ions Of stie ignss with
the naerica dag surro lding all,
WAS ffar dYance e s,off ling ever
displayed here before s;s
MA Office Ill NH aarched
from the 1ofig ige roo ra pera
house bod yy, Where friends ANA
relative we're gathered tos isten
the service. The ut tna listi d work was
}to,lclling ppro music
was ndered s'oTan
Romis and
The nerofii al dress deliver
ed Juiidge llsr lodge
nd h Yer essiFe
an exeellent triibute lepartad
brothers Al ted cen e made
q few mark as prssieii III efffie GER AS
did Isiss ,xai n Her aries DnseIs.
3Wh ho tas s4ersssS press In his
sreflia rfSssS
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
. ee
1
! s ! Ger
gEuM Err A iIl ID ED RGHSs
FEta 81 y MO hDAAf
FT Err 0ON

lesNlh III lS,la
\ his oesllrr seven y eeEs
Il tl early
sseFtlers elnasy eollllt tilss; lss;
D home of his Serso o1I,
ofss S1lltario ay3
5sillorr1ln q
ss funeral ,sa
IN ethodist eTTE
onday afftern ooii anda ended
lber ofs people mi
eff.5
ID slsceaA cd an
sciiester % the
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
I 4. I B
/. y
si--Ks m NsTR ELS & M .s2
g ilsss "a K E
RE Gl Nj

I efreat, imfne nense. al lid He other
Sx expires sions cans a lot sirlg Goa
nection al PROD ueti ons.i
are now 4 lY aIlce8 III oil is OF the Elk
9 Cabaret lins trels is asst roliilds
ing into shaps iind der the direct on af
4 Holly Sh epara ass of seventy
all pupils being He'd nightly fogg
the big shoRss tlie be- en i,y u.
5El lSsg Dee and 30.
s)honle g alnin onl soffS tie
dis triest inS ectien he event
With pen for all Sv iisit tors, Is.
( also neetin success
throl gs are pecfed for I'll lssi ilei
soccas on VI Resefv ati onss ii NE a READY
been stna at u tells and for se ats
Sst,5s the 3big
tad tTel dus7
lion iclldes best tllle III II
8polic all Elks I,aG.
IYilcipate Yl
d II She
Dances BIZ 81 ii
are comm
has dispo ose3
sof ila silfg5ln 3
age il
taleSslio be I, slli
Tin
3loala 10 and Tlds
sIsobeI III mite.
and
yginelilaI aI all ssiifa se parts III. tstIle pro-
duct
house
end
hage ON
Dress te, On
the ends IN add Ton to AAIesers iii
and and Fal gerss are ONE reaI eianaers5
Iia tered s3Iile ffffiiegIt
steps ion sshaps
ard cared
;alersers Or,.an iitchell
Foombs Iaoherg and She
will be the u est SHOW
was yer put local len iin
Dew plra mot ith-
stand ing lion Of those who
been pernlite d take peep
att rehears ksts for the sheN
vii Ssbe placed on ssa the box of
fee of# the rand opera house neStf
Monda
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12


1Rssss Re peop pIeS rhaps ppreciate Il liss
I i'm tame tsH q decision Il and
ed dow ttIle MinnesoEa
rsaailroad ~ and house ornlnis ol
10 the ta arale
8 icy elll
IL Ss 5S:9s
The these decisi
\ will alsots rnlais
Mi rslas into 5il
ttinued arrne is
this stat b "a eeeed out
B nearly earned retits
this has Ion existed
55ills tNIinneapo
h the charnber 81 that
{ cit
l sYaat erred Were the ones
X x he'd ing seharg 80
on every pm ents
~ into
sttion Of the
sion rain subs
ssss the
bers
80 on
lents Has ea Dals
Of hey:
iizetS
tried the oilie
llts ami of
H5illlerce p,ll III taand
ssf5'ssIannea is There
tfl seemed d 1ass
Som etiInes is n necess
there was freauen no tehin,gs ats
ged sialsb3
the same.
Inell
aira5 on
the pen lna rkst IS
sell ght OF ell diarss
hons Is and fargse IL ents sion
for doing the sam lore Than, one s
gof kinnin ii at you now :''52a
ten cohneete.l
Eallity ain ges
6.Minne and u abored cry
Searnestl for these Ii reforms and ssis
much ratified that some OF hem
have gone
ss grain been st,ins
for some tim The mort ans
roYaaten hat
rifftt Iolld has al peareds
and the light ran be seen on either &
/; side that that soon ION ionss will be
i,aostt tIlI Io tsllq
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

~ an
d seel
Vgsot RDs q APRRE clATaoN nj FROM
3 oR I'M 81 5BEQ S IA fSE 55, 35s
4 SssE82 EoPL (. 3isi

s3gl hink the 8iiI al lopwe1I sC Concert
gave one Of he best concerts 81 ever
attended s,lsti in I2eyi Is Ia he
We're SO evenly bbalanced, and this
is llnusna 5 an " small orchestra. II..e
select lions rendered we're hose sci tloYfl
satternp pied except d y The large iorehes-
tr;as Ille soloists were excepti ionallY
fine fine and the " e concert fnIni shed
an an eyeniIlg of I,eat elljo yIn END
sRadcliff her of music in the CITY
school 81
l$zES y g 8 We're very much pleased with
Ishe Hall q Concert when they
were here last year and viii be pleas a
Fed sll sto ;I. hear them gain and
NJ rs Henry Hall i7..'
So: says !: 81
well Ssoneert al band Of n artistic
mus eians. he selections they play
led here last yfsre veil eli os an ;
and EIll would be app preci tied eyer.-
one. 3
he sfial concert was al
eonee edl IL the best OF any
5col,certaI 1 ii
5s ss;teF efas
heard the concert ID 9hhere Hast
senlioysd
ldred es
heard lowell III Ii
esroe ekston an a were ssery
= s ltlio the sf is eaess
member g an nd render
deligh pr r
Ii heard s3o.S
here last ear en iesed ID h
ber and censi en- one Of the best
Eeve Dey lis &C GIBSON.
yeds every number of tIles
:E loWell goneert colnl nd
81 com ere sss
3 ! Ssiss58s5ss
81 IieWe1l ii
comes
Dec
having appeared here dast season.
The comp 4 rs posed of artiis
of rare ability and heir engagement
here q cans trea for 1nasies.
lovers
1 had the pleasure OF list eniingg I'd,
them On the occasio On Of their ast
pearenee here and am pleased sto
testify that thing fner: this line
has ever eppeared IN p
|Al. a TflW
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
.Nell /:
REyas O7T HE r N n Al N M oIyNeESs
IMPROVED S FRI cE FOR
GI TAl IN N EAR AR lFlJTIJR q 5

I cording snilesss
FFrssi dent the
IIIseos
init been ad
me fil viii run.
al as
q
us ssell
elln
islflei t5 ii
stflat the idasl "a
elless trains st5
diilg ped
DUDE
day
one
taas ms on tile
ssSssrt tsna I'll
ItsWsls aesie ipecll
ness man s al
lie sseii
d lie 10 al
ga on the ae local 4.
illefe club. salle board 1f7
have sent several dele fS sst, stt
Paul eiI this ma lib
istll u ssisted q, al II lens.
ana
Others lentlins fEeorts iii t..ie
casiss. Has NOW II isilfits
Ths {{siei,Illa
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
be / 5 on
!
&c
CROWD lis DISSATISFIED WITH
5.5 Tt4E ERDIcT REHq-
Il pEHED

liston, .E 2. siift 81 III
Israurder with
linn prisonInent as the punishIn eilt, Was
the verdict retura ed "a eeik e5eis.
case OF GleVa sftls
son, tried The murder off fs and
ION and
II his .ce6ll on
Der
Dfssaf
the Isl l,i
81
lit S5s bs
there
#,ificla
iIlisi 6o snn
Stsle nleiit
Bsl sSil lsi
stIart8 oa tss
was
lgracaailie
rested er ii Isl
eiiIlae ll,a os3F &
been islis
aS IS ss
any seeas
signed ii tlsa d;
thu nj fl sss a
had
fsonislst ST
] of d
der ill iiaD lid second
eres ma y Iaais al sss:s IA
psssiss of ami
Sta tes tsspyaes sslio
eilted the sssssss slsls Ess
uetl orl pa I'd sisa
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12
Bandit
oels
JOl5 RAFC EN- X 0,s r t.ltiM + Col1.
s5 LIE AIN DI j IS sFi ED sBY DO.
NJ o n POI ic +.

innipe zee a ~ po.
lice totdlaY II Ohm K raft henk5.
the ions ea md no last ednsss
'flay3sheid lle n a.IIontreai
Ban Plum lee and He'd M an
8ager mold s discovered tn 4
lodging louse. sses made am dil7
ssuceessfl scared for him tlle
woods mort B AMT hsi,
where 8lle elm
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

4 res
been saS
Grand recent returned tS
ACCEPT posi- sons
4 shop aaso
rived From 4 to woflz for
mi Nor thern
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

Il
5GEtJrA T IS q IL FitJ NJ lei
faol GIFTS Al orE u u
Bt lsl e

olding tia IL zen
felll the west Eof the
city gpriiII causi eat
cost ,,iliiatsas
beEs sfuTe hsss aglle!
lilrirg eshas. Hard 5fyt5il!
SasSIas of ID iie5
Jttel ee
tteisi
aIted the mo zion Fred
4 ~ to direct a the
Edefen liant 81 Hard
q aggainsI the no;f
tile iIseting the
fan no one
to larne fpI' ;as: eiil lsn eiiE
felissa
the hut one
ness fore res
deeisi o5l 4 llls don lttss ts
reaching md cans lIll satito d
3flrii llio ssire IleI 10 ave ils, legal
standing In re ,efat ted
s@ithente
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

iisEs
o,ls of ne 4 Sd 1 sis 4.
Am SIS soeiets "a len
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-12

sNfIT Cfiifg q r. d E FIJI
ABoLf D lJTlJ ii
Ne

2is 3sss.s people ps late ll.ss
imp portaIlee decisI On
ed down on the Mime tas
railro oad and eholise co1n1ni isss on
to- theS forth pta rs,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-07
WOMAN DOCTOR SMOKED
BIG CIGAR, SHE TESTIFlES.
Nurse Says at Trial DR.. Edmonston
Pulled While She Talked With
Wealthy Patient.

Mi.s Elma c. 1Ioenhardt. a nurse. to-
da ytoid a jury some personal accom-
piish ments OF Dr. Elizabeth y. Ed
monston Of No. 3y7 West Elghty-sev-
enth street. which caused them TO rub
their eyes and sit up IN wonderment.
DR.. Edmonston was In court defending
q suit brought by Mrs. Julia Fisher.
eSecutrIx Of the will OF her sister. Miss
Gertrude Van Ness. to recover si2.co
claimed to be loan made by Miss
Van Ness TO the woman doctor.
TestifyinE to the physicians attend
ance on Miss Van Ness. Miss Leon.
hardt. who was attached to DR.. Ed.
mond ston's once. said the woman doc
tor would saunter into Miss Van Ness
rooms. extract q cigar from q leather
case. assume q comfortable posture In
an armchair and smoke her cigar ~
physician and patient INDUCED IN .
social chat. II further developed that
DR.. Edmonston was interested In the
process OF curing tobacco.
Dr. Edmondston defended the suit for
$1,000 by stating Miss Van Ness owed
her $3.50 Of . balance OF t17.ii7. which
was expended. DR.. Edmonston says. fos
board and medical treatment Of Miss
Van Ness during the last ten years Of
her life.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-07
Jersey CITY Police
COME CROPPER WHEN
THEY co AFTER !. v. ".
Mistake Italian Laborers for
Parade and Drive Them
Into River.

Somebody teiephoned to Chief OF
Police Frank Monahan Of Jersey City
to-day that . procession Of $50 strik.
ing I. w. w. silk workers from
Kearny was marching TO Hoboasen and
would pass through Jersey City. The
red nag Of the I. w. w. has about the
same emotional effect on Chief Mona
han as IL would have on an angry bull.
He ordered Capts. Nugsnt, Murphy and
KavanaEh. with ten Lcutenants in full
uniform and twenty patrolmsn. 70 the
bridge over the Hackensaok River.
which 10 the Jersey City boundary
line.
when they get half way across the
bridge" he said. go for them! Eat 'cm
upi FIX EN- 70 that when they 90
back. no I. w. w. parade will ever head
toward Jersey City again! a - emf
The little army. brave wrath bsasins
IN the eye Of every man. lined up across
the end Of the bridge. All unsuspectinx
. crew Of thirty italian laborers. who
had just been paid OF by . garbage con.
tractor. were walking In to Jersey City
They reached the middle Of the bridge
"CILAR-R-RGEw sounded Q mishty
below from the police ambush. ''Eal
en- up!"
+: Thirty and moro biuecoats dashed
| upon the startled Italians. waving club
and yelling fearsomely. Some Of tn,
Italians turned and ran. Others wen
over the rail into the river. Capt Kavs
nagh captured ono man. who had beer
too scared either to run or Jump. Ther
he learned his mistake.
Kavanagh quickly made the other cap
tains acquainted with the situation
Then the police had to 20 out In boat
and rescue dripping Italians.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-07
CIVIL SERVICE QUIZ
FORPOSTMASTERS
Of FOURTH CLASS
Wilson to Issue Order That
All in Office and Candidates
Must Pass Examination.

WASHINGTON. May AFTER q con-
ference with President Wilson to-day
Postmaster General Burleson announ red
that an sxec,itiv order would be issued
requiring that all fourth class post
masters now In once or candidates for
prospective appointments should he sub
jected 10 . competitive examination to
determine their atness for the of,,..
The Postmaster General issued .
statement explaining the purpose of the
new executive order. declaring that
President Tafts action In putting tho
fourth class postmasters IN the classi-
ned service was not sufYicient and that
the mere placing OF "a great horde of
persons" In the classified service was
not In conformity with the spirit of
the civil service. A. there we're not tests
TO determine the msrits OF the appii-
cants.
The new order. which substantially
amends the Taft executive order. re-.
tains In the classified service all fourth
class postnssters, but specifically re.
quires competitive examination and q
selection by post-ofiics inspectors from
among the nrst thrss eligible applicants.
The order places the age limit for ap.
pointses At sixty-nvs years.
Mr.. Burleson. In his discussion Of the
situation. indicates that the Wilson Ad.
ministration wishes to take the fourth
class postmasters out Of politics. but
points out that Democrats A. we'll a.
Republicans will have an opportunity
under competitive examinations to show
their fitness.
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u. AItntatt & On.

have prepared for Tomorrow Thursday
in the Department on the Third Floor
A Sale of WOmen's White Hats
in smart, attractive styles, suitable for
present and Summer wear, at the
special price of $500
Large reductions have been made in the
prices of Women's Hats in the regular
stock, special selection of which will
be offered at $1,000
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DREAMER, Out 81 JOS, Nsas Life.
A. Isaakowits lost his position a. .
travelling salesman for . feather house
in Wooster street two months ago He
tried In vain to get another Job. To-day
he was found dead In the bathroom ON
the top floor Of the homo Of Mrs. Sarah
Keller At No. IL West Thirty-sixth
street. where he had furnished room.
He had inhaled gas through a tube tied
to his mouth by . handkerchief. In a
note Of apology to his iandlady he said
he was out OF money and had no pros
poets He 10 believed to have come from
Philadelphia.
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HovseKeePeR TRIES TO DIE.
Pretty Yssns Brasette who Man-
aged Fiorist's Home Takes Iodine.

Helen sesney. twenty-five. . tall.
handsome brunette who has been house.
keeper to Thomas Russell. florist. Of No.
81 Nassau street, Brooklyn. since the
frst Of the year. was taken to Brooklyn
Hospital early to-day suffering from
iodine poisoning and . prisoner.
charged with attempted suicide.
Russell told the police the girl came
from New Haven. Conn.,. last year and
was working In . department store
when he met her and induced her to
take charge Of his homs. Last night.
he said, she declared herself tired and
left. Later she returned and entering
his bedroom said ne wanted to say
good.by. While he was trying TO per.
suade her to alter her mind. he saw
her place her hand to her face and
then reel. Dr. Jennings found she had
drunk iodine.
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Must Number Your Houses.

Owners OF houses must number their
properties, else they vii be nned. Tho
cost Of the omission has been placed At
so for each offense. The Bureau OF
Public Works sent out thousands Of no.
tices to-day to delinquents with the add
ed warning that failures to observe tho
law will be prosecuted to the limit.
Recently the Mayor Lost his eye
glasses and was much confused In
searching for . certain address. That
completely. however. has nothing to do
with the present order.
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BRYAN PASSES CHICAGO.
STEPS Oniy 70 Change TPaias On
HIS way East.

CHICAGO. May 7.-Secretary OF state
Bryan. returning from his mission to
California. to his duties at the National
Capital. scarcely paused In Chicago to-
day. He left the Rock Island train
from the West At EnGlewood. walked
across . platform. and was OF without
delay on the Washington express Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. due ct wash
ington Tomorrow morning at ~
o'clock.
Mr.. Bryan had nothing to say about
the allen land question.