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WORLDS NEWS CONDENSED
SPECIAL MAIL SERVICE TO STAR BULLETIN
Home and Foreign Dispatches Giving Worlds News
at Glance.

set the cans a-rattling. aroused tho
soldiers and resulted in the complete
outing OF the Moros.
AS had been expected the House OF
lords rejected the Home Rule bill 1926
10 90. Practically the whole of the
episcopal bench voted against the
measure.
stage driver passing the Black
Hills roadhouse on the road to Daw-
son City, discovered the dead bodies of
the proprietor, his wife and a stable
man. All We're shot, presumably by
Smith. the proprietor, who is said TO
nave been jealous of the stableman.
General" DrummOnd and 80 other
sutfTagettes were sentenced to four,
'een days in London Jail for trying
o force recognition from David Lloyd
George in the House of Commons. All
he women chose Imprisonment to the
laying of fines.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet line
is to establish a monthly steamship
service between Europe and North Pa
;ific points via the Suez canal and the
orient.
Prince Nurat of France is to marry
Helena Mcdonald Stallo, an american
sirl, grand daughter OF Alexander Nc
Donald OF the Standard Oil The we'd
ling will be celebrated in Paris. Miss
5tallo was at one time engaged to Nils
Florman.
The strong-rOom of the German
iner Cape Blanco was entered on the
voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Madrid
and a case of gold worth $25, 200
itolen.:
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OAHU AGAIN CUTS
Dividend; is
e. NOW l0C
WI UHAI q XIII

Oahu broke sharply on the stock eX
change today, with a sympatheti
weakening of the list generally, OWN,
% the announcement that the direc
tors had reduced the dividend from
threefourths of one per cent to one
calf of one per cent, beginnin
March Is until further notice. Bids
for Oahu dropped to %, or one anC
one-eighth below last sale quotation
This is the second reduction in tn
Oahu dividend since the first of tn
year, the dividend last year having
ocen 125 per cent In other wards
the dividend in two cuts has been re
duced from rs cents share to /
cents.
At the office of H. Hackfeld e Co
Ltd, the agency of the company, the
"casons for the present reduction arr
he shortage of the crop from last
years drought, the low price of sugar
md the withdrawal of 100000 of the
surplus in the treasury to finance the
Waiahoie Water Co.
Sales of stocks and bonds on the ex-
change for the week ended at noon to-
lay amounted to $79,665.87 1-2, against
1886, 1861 12 for last week, or a de-
crease of $57 ,10050.
Heavy sales of Pineapple are re-
;orded today a block of 1875 shares in
recess unchanged at the low Of yes
:erday-47, and so on the board at
1925, with a recovery to AZ for 100
shares. Hawaiian Commercial fell off
an eighth to "a so for 35 shares re-
ported. Pioneer sold unchanged at
1915 for 10 shares on the board. Olaa
vas also unchanged at 4.25 for rs
shares.
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YOU HAVE TO PAY
FOR YOUR BREA
so you MIGHT AS WELL GET THE BEST
LOVES BAKEH

might have to obtain security from
people at Seattle, If that were possible.
1t is stated here today that Hause-
nan is the father-in-law Of q former
prosecuting attorney Of King County
in which Seattle is situated. TIL. So
Hauseman also took occasion today
to deny that he was a cog In any
opium smuggling machine. Il under.
took to play lone hand" he said,
land perhaps that is one reason why
! was detected 80 easily. have not
confessed to connivance with any
opium ring or organized band of SNUG
glers. was working entirely alone.
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ADMITS GUILT

Continued from Page y
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Leslie King, chief musician
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Prisoner Van Dyke, who was left
behind from the Fifth cavalry, return
ed to the post the eth instant and
was gladly given a berth in the guard
house. Having been tried by court
martial and serving sentence which
would have expired on March is, he
was paroled on good behavior to go
out to work without sentry, but evil
IDENTIFY tired of the liberty, he failed to
come in to dinner last Monday. and
search was made for him but without
avail. These furloughs without ,au-
thority gained nothing for him, as he
will now either be tried for the of
Tense or have the good time which has
been feafned taken away.
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A lively rate war for steerase f
ness from Trieste is expected,
the Canadian.Pacific railway F1||
to join in the pool at the North Al
lean Steamship conferences At D.|
The Austro-Ameriean line win i.
urate a regular service betwee1
este and Canada, and the Can.
Pacific announces lis readint
meet any reduction BY the COM
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and GOOD
Times rule At
SCHOFIHD

| Especial star Bulletin CorrCSpondcncel
| SCHOFIELD BARRACKS Feb. s.
/ The Cavalry Artillery amusement hall
in the cavalry cantonment since the
arrival of the Fourth cavalry has been
the most popular place for the gather
ing of men of the different branches
| of the service and is a decided sue
cess. Here during the spare moments
of the men is a place where all can
gather and enjoy the evenings with
music. songs. reading. etc, and, taken
in connection with the moving picture
shows which arc given each night. one
need have no complaint for lack of
something to do.
With four bands in the post music
lovers should be content in this par
ticular line, as concerts are given fire.
Guent!y by each of those of the First
infantry. First field artillery, Twenty
fifth infantry and Fourth cavalry. The
cavalry band plays at the picture
shows on Tuesday evenings and in adj
dition the following concerts during
the week: S to $50 p. m, at the Fourth
cavalry association building. on Mon
days; 100 to 8 p. IN. at the regimental
commanders quarters on Thursdays
and $50 to 5 p. M on Fridays at the
same place. First field artillery band
at the cavalry-artillery amusement
hall on Thursday evenings and several
concerts weekly in the artillery can
Torment
Below is the program rendered by
the Twenty-fifth infantry band on
Friday evening at p. m. compliments
airy to Colonel William@D Beach COM
handing the Fourth cavalry at the
Fourth cavalry association building,
which was attended by the officers and
ladies' of the cavalry post:
March: Choral: w. Paris Chambers
Overture: Phedre ...... J.. Massanet
A pastoral idylle: The Nodding Tu-
lip .-........ George J. Trinkhaus
Selection from "Un Ballo in Mas
chera ..........:..... Verdi
Medley: Remick's Hits No. 12.....
........ arr. by ]. Bodwalt Lampe
ftumoresQue ...,... ........ DVofak
Japanese Patrol, introducing the
National Air, "Fou-So-Ka" ......
."-.' ......... ..'.... ODahl
Il - a.
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authorities received cognltant1
only a few days ago. Il IS 81.
stood that the original shipn'
opium consisted Of seventeen li6.
that they were sold the Gilman
e white employee on the steamcI
lean, during her last visit 70 che
Island port. The other tins ue|.
Recovered by the officials. hover
The prisoners have not been 81
ed vet, and will be given q heaI|I
fore U. 8. Commissioner DaYI1
day morning. Meantime bail La
fixed in the sum Of $1,000.
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EOREIGN NEWS

The rattle of tin cans which hao
,een hung along barbed wire entangle-
nents outside a night camp prevented
! massacre of United States troops by
A band of Moro tribesmen. Sentries
hearing the enemy in the underbrush,
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DIED.

GRIEvE-In Honolulu. Feb. St||
ME K GrieYe. only daughter D
and Mrs. w. L. Grfcye OF 01|
Cal. Funeral announcement d.
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Since Taft gratifed a small Wyo-
ming girls request for a kiss. some
twenty d0tinG parents have demand
ed similar honor for their hope
fuls. Taft Immediately suspended
all kissing bees"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
GUIDE TO YOSEMITE
NATIONAL PARK,

Detailed information regarding the
points of interest in the Yosemite Ma.
hohai Park is contained in a circular
N that great reservation Just issued
by the Department of the Interior
The Yosemite Nationally Park Is sit.
uated along the crest OF the Sierra
Nevada in SuOlumnc, MaripOsa and
Mono counties. Cal. Stage lines run
from the terminus of the railroad ia
Yosemite Valley within the park and
from the latter point through Wawon:.
on the southern boundary of tho park
% the Mariposa Big Tree Grove.
The most frequently visited places
are the Yosemite Valley. the ffctci
tietchy Valley. and the Mariposa
Grove OF Big Trees.
Yosemite Valley in the southern
part OF the park is a great gorge about
miles long and thrcc.rourths of a
mile wide with a level park.lke mead
ow in its center. The great clin:
which fern the wall Of the valley ris,
almost vertical to a height of abou
''O"o feet, and in many places are
beautiful waterfalls which have ,
vertical drop Of from 600 10 300 feet
Hetch ietchy Valley. in the north
western portion of the park. is about
IL miles lCng and OF width vary
ing lrcm one'fcufth 10 three.iourths
CT mile. Its rugged granite walls
crowned with domes. towers, spires
and bhttiements. seems to rise almost
perpendicular upon all sides $500 feet
ibove an emerald meadow.
There are three groves of Big Trees
n the Yosemite Park. the MERGED and
Tuolumne Groves. northwest of Yose.
mite Valley. and the Mariposa Grove
on the southern edge of the mark
These trees tSequoia gigantea.) which
are the Oldest living things in the
world. grew 10 height of 800 feet
with a circumference of nearly l9g
feet at the base and the bark some,
times exceeding 40 inches in thick.
1000 years old
ness. Many OF these trees are, owe.
This circular, which may be OBJ.
tanned on application to the Depart.
men, of the Interior. contains intor.
nation regarding the hotels. camps.
and transportation lines tables of dis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
DEFECTS FOUND
IN INCOME TAX
Senate Will Have to Amend the I'm
derwood Bill.

WASHINGTON, June G.-,Bclore til,
Senate acts on the Underwood tarih
bill the income tax section will h.
amended TO remedy a defect which, i;
vas discovered today would make tn
measure unconstitutional. When TIA,
trainers OF the income tax division sci
January |, 1913. as the date from
which to compuetc incomes for taxa
ton they overlooked the fact that :.
constitutional amendment authoriin:
an income tax was not proclaimed al
ratified until February %, 1913.
This fact was brought to the attcn
ton of Senate finance subcommittee
which has the income tax under con
sidelation ana an amendment probably
will be brought in at once.
aside from the constitutional dcfcc'
arguments have been presented in ia
vor of making the taxable income &C
cruc for the first year from July |, o.
later. AS far as the constitution |!
concerned 1t would be legal to com
pu'c incomes for 1913 from March |.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
WAR CLOUD HANGS
LOW IN THE BALKANS
New Cabinet In Bulgaria Inclined to
Be 8elieosc.

LONDON, June 6.-Instead of max,
ing for peace the new cabinet of Bul
"aria may be more bcfticosc than the
previous one, for late reports indicate
that Premier Gucchof resigned his 20
sition because of the irritation shown
Ia the military over his concessions
TO Greece and Servia.
Another disturbing feature is the
growing indication that Roumania is
backing Bulgaria and diplomats be.
licvc that Itoumamia has already
agreed to join with Bulgaria In case
Of war.
Greece and Bulgaria have agreed in
principle to submit their claims to ar,
Filtration. Bulgaria desires to submit
her claim TO Saloniki to the six great
powers, but Greco wants Il triple en-.
tente-Great Britain, Germany and
ltMssia-to settl the dispute.
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
from Bucharest says the cabinets OF
I'll the Balkan states are preparing to
!csign, leaving the tangled affairs OF
oil in the hands Of the new govern;
mcnt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that. at a
meeting of the stockholders of the
East Side Real Estate Company. a
corporation created and organized
under the laws OF the State of West
Virginia. held at the Company's Office
in Fairmont Trust Co. Building, Fair
mont. West Virginia, on the 90 day OF
May, 1913, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, First, That the East Side
Real Estate Company, corporation
created and organized under the laws
of the State OF West Virginia. does
hereby discontinue business as a cor.
poration and surrenders to said state
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07

regarded ms separate professions. am
glad you brought this out 80 clearly.
The tendency OF to-day Ia strongly IN
the direction OF medicine and religion
coming back together again. With
your immense facilities for spreading
useful Information am sure you will
greatly assist the progress Of the times
in sending out broadcast such articles
I want you TO know that your efforts
are appreciated.
"As to Peruna, have nothing to say.
I very seldom make use OF any medl-
cine. But I assure you that your az
ticle has so enthused me with the good
advice It contains that IL have any
need for medicine I shall certainly buy
n bottle OF Peruna. ] shall not neglect
to recommend It to others also" Pc
RUNA SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
SPECIAL NOTICE Many persons
are making inquiries for the old
time Peruna. To such would say.
this formula Is now put out under the
name OF kA-TAR-NO. manufactured
by HA-TAR-NO Company, Columbus.
Ohio. Write them and they will be
pleased to send you free booklet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
Killed
TICKET AGENT BECAUSE HE WAS
NOT PROMOTED.


PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 7.-Jame.
McNair, ticket agent at the Union Sta
ton here was shot and killed at noor
yesterday and his chief clerk, Ralpi
Faulty, was fatally shot, by d. II. Sage
p clerk in the ticket office, who is said
~ have become angered over failure
10 receive promotion when change.
we're made recently in this department
OF the railroad. Sage had been visit
ing about some of the other Offices OF
the building during the morning and
had come into the ticket office about
half an hour before the shooting. lie
is said 20 have become cmbittercd to.
wards McNair. whom he held respon.
siblc for his failure. There was no
quarrel, II is said. but some converse.
ton over the promotion. Without a
threat Sage drew his gun and fired
three shots, The first struck McNair
and he died in Il few minutes. The
second hit Paully, iRflicting an abdom.
lnal wound from which physicians al
the hospital where he was taken say
re will die Sage had been in the oil
flee of General Superintendent O'Don.
Eell few minutes before he went to
the ticket Office Sage escaped through
the crowded waiting room. lie hat
been clerk for the Pennsylvania ruau
Tor ten years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

!. J. II. Hartley PFcs.d - Of the
7iTTsauRa C FAlRMoNT PACKET
COMPANY. Il corporation created and
Existing EnaCr the laws of. the Stare
IF West Virginia, do'herehy certify 10
he Secretary OF State OF the state OF
West Virginia, that at a meeting cr
he Stockholders Of said Corporation.
regularly held at the Office OF said
Company. in the City of Fairnont
state Of West Virginia. on Thursday,
May 29'h, 1919. at which meeting Il
majority Of the stock Of said Company
being represented by the holders
iherCcr, in person or by proxy, and
o;ing for the following resolution,
the same was duly and regularly
tdopted ANA passed. to-wit:
.."ResoiVed. First, That tho Pitt.
sburgh & Fairmont paeke. Company
4 corporation created and organizeI
under the laws of the State Of West
Virginia. and in conformity herewith.
does hereby discontinue business as
| corporation. and surrrnders to said
State Of West Virginia its Charter
md Corporate franchises. The Board
# Directors OF this Corporation will
proceed to convert the property ana
II assets If any of said Corporation
nto cash, and apply same to the
discharge OF debts. liabilities and
obligations; and should there be
surplus remaining, same TO be divided
lmong the Stockholders pro rata with
heir several holdings of stock. but
10 such payment shall be made 10
any Stakeholder until after publcat.
IN Of the motto" hereinafter provided"
"Rcsoived, Second, That the pres.
lent Of this Corporation cause notice
If the adoption Of the foregoing rcso.
ntion TO be published in the Fair
mont West Nirginian", newspaper
II general circulation, published at
he City of Fairmont, in Marion COun.
tr. West Virginia. the principal oMcc
Of this Corporation being located III
said City Of Fairmon', once a week
for four successive weeks: and that
'he president Of this Corporation shall,
under his hand and the common seal
of this Corporation, certify to the So.
crctary of State of the State OF IVES,
virginia a copy OF these resolutions,
and forward herewith to him a cert
'iicate showing tho publica'ion of said
!o;icc, as provided by law.
Given under my hand and seal Of
said Corporation, this the 29th day Of
May. \. d. 1913.
plTTs5URG G. FAIRMoNT PACKET
COMPANY.
J. M. Hartley, President
--5-3l.G.7,14,2l.
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is charter and corporate franchises,
The board OF directors will proceed
convert the property, chooses in act
On and all assets OF this corporation
.lto cash. and pay on and discharge
Il its debts, liabilities and obllgat.
,ns; and after fully discharging all
UGH debts, liabilities and obligations,
wide the remainder among the stock
elders pro rata with their holdings
! stock, but no such payment shall
e made 10 any stakeholder until after
The publication Of the notice hers
natter provided.
Resolved, Second. Tnat the prS-.-
mt OF this corporation cause note
OF the adoption of the foregoing res.
Tuition TO be published in some news.
iaper of general circulation, puDIish,
lear the principal Office or place OF
BUSINESS of this corporation. once b
week fer four successive weeks; and
hat he certify these resolutions to
he secretary Of state of the state OF
Vest Virginia, and deliver to him a
crtifcate showing the publication
Il said notice, as provided by law"
Given under my hand this "A day Of
May, 1913.
N. C. STEELE. President
Of said corporation.
May 243l June ia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
"A Lady's Comment l.oa
On Medicine and Religion


: The following letter IL from lady
whose name ! am not at liberty TO
use. II I should mention her name
she would be known by almost every
reader. She writes In part:
DR.. s. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
= Your article entitled Medicine and
Religion has been read and re-read
by me many times. 1t seems to me
that tho article contains the substance
of all that has been said about
Christian Science. new thought, sug-
gestlve therapeutics and other forms
of mental healing.
y am very much pleased to OBJ
serve that you are putting out into the
world such useful literature. 1t will
do untold good, without doubt: not
only for those who take medicine. but
for those who try to get along with
out taking medicine. Your article Is
terse. TO the point. and will be read
by thousands.
Medicine and religion have always
been very closely associated. Only In
very recent year, have the two been
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
RACKNARD.yE
IS HURTING THE
SODA FOUNTAINS
PATRONAGE THlSrYEAR DEclAR.
ED NOT UP TO THE MARK OF
FORMER YEARS.

The weather man has another thing
10 answer for in this section. In ad.
aftfcn to being indicted for the cutting
down of the likely agricultural crop.
he Is now accused of spelling trade for
the soda roundtains. Local dealers
declare that patronage this year TO
date, Is far behind that of former years
and declare that the cool weather Is
alone responsible. Hot days, it is dc.
:lared. puts life into the trade in cold
Sluirs and without il the business sui.
fCrs.
Though trade so far this year may
not be mp to the standard, prcprietors
OF fountains are optimistic. Not only
do they expect better things later OIL.
out also anticipate a decided Increase
IN patronage after July |, 1914. The
losing of the saloonsii. it is declared,
VIII mean thousands OF dollars increas.
I'd business for the fountains and IT. is
said elaborate plans are being made
by ccnfcctioncrs and others to care
or the expected increase in trade. the
improvements to be made next spring,
AS an indication G! the general lack
ot interest so far in local circles
where the soda and its kin are served,
t is declared the season has So far
not produced Il single new concoction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
UNpERGoEs OPERATION.

WASHINGTON. June G.-Samuc
GompcrS, president of the American
Federation of Labor was operated OIL
here shortly before noon today for /.
mastoid abscess. Surgeons said hi.
physical condition was such as {,
promise a speedy recovery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
NOT GUILTY.

PITTSBURGH. June 6.-Shcrin
Judd Bruff. OF Allegheny county, vino
has been on trial on charges OF per
jury. embezzlement and misdcmeauo.
in criminal court was found not guilty
and the costs placed on the county
when a sealed verdict found by the
jury last night was opened in cour,
his morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07
NOT DECIDED,

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June G,-At
the White House today it was said
that President Wilson still was con.
sidering Attorney General Mercy.
nolds' plan 10 tax manufacturers of to.
bacco on sliding scale and had come
TO no decision. The plan is to Increase
the rate of tax as the production goes
ever certain mark with the view OF
curblng monopoly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-07

(tssiOn for six years. In relating his
experience of the past few years Mr..
.Wyer tells the following story: He
came from his fathers farm on Bin.
CANON creek wnen Is years OF age to
fairmOnt TO look for work. During
the early part of his stay here he saw
for the first time in his life a musIca!
play in the opera house. This show
Inspired in the mind of the farmer boy
It desire to see the other side of the
foot lights and the painted canvas
called scenery: in plain. he was
stage luck" The glare OF the cal.
cium lights, the swing OF the music
and the gaudy array of the actors
seemed to open new world to him.
But one unfamiliar with that prOfcS.
sion does not know what 1t requires
TO get into IT, But Mr.. Wyer was de.
tCrmined and in Il few weeks he Join
ed 4 repertoire show as property boy
at salary of $500 per week, (somc
weeks. This afforded him an op.
rortuni,y 10 learn something OF the
business and after Il months while the
company was playing in Herodsbura,
Ky. one of the actors was taken sud.
denly i'll and was unable to play his
part that night.
The idea suddenly strikes the hoy to
ask the manager of the show to allow
him to try ii, He tried II and played
Il TO a large audience that night with
pronounced success.
The farmer hoy was no longer con
sidcrcd errand boy but now one OF the
actors Of the company. In the follow
ing year he worked his way up to play.
ing important parts.
From that time III Mr.. Wyer work.
ri his way diligently and systemati-
calIy ana TWO years ago he was per.
Snaded 10 go to Ne~ York by an old
actor who saw the possibilities in the
Toys success as an actor. Ills first
appearance III New York WAS a greet
success and tic has just finished Il sue.
ressIul tour of tile largest vaudeville
theaiers in America AS vaudeville ar
list OF headline ability, That success
procured for him several flattcrinS
offers from wealthy New York produ.
rcrs including Harris, Bclasco. Stair
and ilaviland and Gus Hill The lat