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The Delta independent., 1913-12-12
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THE NEW EDISON BABY Q

. Is very smali-oniy weighs 22 lbs
. Think Of Il! But it's a darling, Z
. and sings and talks from birth. Z
. "Amberola X" is its name. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SIGLEI OIL AND GAS COMPANY:


Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned stockholders of the Sigley
Oil and Gas Company, corporation,
holding together more than one-tenth
of the capital stock of said Company,
hereby call a meeting of the stockt
holders OF the said Sigley oiland Gas
Company to be held at the law office
of j. Z. Law, SIS Con Building in the
City of ClaUksburg., on the 2Srd day
of July, 1913, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. for
the transaction OF the following BUSH
ness:
First: To consider the proposition
OF selling the holdings of the Slgley
Oil and Gas Company Its lease Hold
estates, machinery, equipment and aps
planes used IN operating the. same
Second: YQs consfde I he. Tropos.-
ton OF winding up the aRairs Of said
Company and surrendering the char
ter of the Sigley oil and Gas Com
pany to the State OF West Virginia
and going into voluntary dissolution.
Third: And to do whatver may be
necessary to execute such sale and TO
dissolve said corporatiin.
Witness the following signatures:
JOHN A. FLEMING,
JOHN 4NrssFSSNOKs
y. r. Law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
.gncst - 3Ifl-s HornOr..

S Mrs. Ernest Hutton Is guest OF
mrs. Lynn s.. Horror this week. She
viii leave IN . few days for .Fairmont
to visit relatives during August be-
fore joining her:husband in Kentucky
In September, where Mr.. Hutton is
now located. The many friends of
Mr. and Mrs: Hutton regret their
leaving ClarkBbnrg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

The children s.wants are
just as carefully attended
as any line in the Ne
devote a most important
space and never let q. thing.
.undone to improve it, and
we feel we are>in position
TO offer our trade merchan-
disc from this departments
that will meet your APPROX
al. Infants wear, children 3
wear, Misses wear and for
boys.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

FOF 'llF. Iynch.

complimentary to Mrs. George Cor
don Lynch. who has. retarIied from
her wedding trip. her mother. Mrs.
Frank B. Haymaker, win entertain
at a large reception from to 8
o'clock thts evening in her home on
IEaet Main street. Mrs. Haynal0er
win also have the Misses Dearth, Of
.Uniontown, Pa, as guests OF honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
pr iHers NeIces.

Mrs. M. virginia ayEnakers Of South
second street. delightfully."- entertained
IA number OF relatives and friends at
an elegant O'Clock Dime a esday
evening in her home In honor of her
neices. the Misses Dearth3 aot Union
town, Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
ice Cream FestIvaI.

An ice cream festival win be held
Saturday night at the Trinity church
on Brushy Fork The proceeds will
be used for erecting new fence
around the church yard. All are corr
daily invited to attend and have q
good time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
ENGINEER KILLED.

NEW MART1NsvILIE. July o.
Robert Moore, an engineer employed
on .Dams15fn the Ohio river below the
city, was Instantly killed when a belt
slipped from a revolving wheel and
struck him there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

Argentina is thinking Of importing
camels into certain OF its semi-arid
regions to displace the horse and OK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
Kne,,, W,hat sI1e Wanted.

Knew What She Wanted.
"Butmy dear madam, there's no use
consulting me about your husband
TIM horse doctor"
'4Thats why came to you. He's a
chronic Kicker LifC.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
WIth MIS-. Jacobs.

The woman's Civic Club will nc
at Z o'clock Friday evening with Mrs.
ID. w. Jacobs at FairvieW.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

BY using finely powdered ingred-
tents and great pressure cement ar
ticles have been made to resemble
porcelain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

The ship yards of England and Ire.
land are enjoying unusual. activity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
d NY SUMNER WAISTS


Tie waist IS ono % the
most Important articles or
A. gB18lafia agarItObe.
There ARE ssnles when 2
stylish, Ilp-to- date, llRntl-
some waist 8 tile llo 3
convenient article lInh-
tnabIc. a stylish Vvatst
has llelfifil many q NsOiJ,-
an out W6en llnexpectet1
callers come IN or when
slSe stFas in Is hurry ana
hadn't time to change 70
an elaborate costume, ana
70n such occasions she
inenlalIy thanked her
stars that the waist Was
at hand.
The new waists show
originality In treatment,
diversity Of styles, Beauty
or materials, and q great
variety 81 plain and now
ely effects.
We are sure TO have just
tire waist you vEnHt. Come
in and let Jls show you,
The prices are lower than
You eS16ect.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
ArIinoton Cometery.

That silent spot. alas. may weep
Beyond Potomac'a wave.
For there a nations heroes sleep,
The loyal and the braye55g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

Il is estimated that the production
otsautomobiles in this country during
tho,present year viii total 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

Beyond Potomac'a wave,
For tl1ero a nations heroes sleep
The loyal and the brave-=;g
There undisturbed. In chIm' repose.
Their pains and PASSIONS done.
Their battles fought, their. tram phs closed
Their final victory won.
No clouds OF smoke to dim fhe eye.
No roar of shot or shell,
No onward march. no batttecry.
on plains where thousands fell. 're
No warllISe blast or roll Of drum,
No lonely watch to- tread.
All, generations yet to come co.,,
Fhall praise the fallen -dsadl
Year after year. how. grand the scene.
BY loyal hands that's TRUE = e
The gruves ara strewR with garlands
or s slsSSe who wore the blue,
The thunderstorms-o heaven may rave
BUT under Gods control. -
Serene and calm stin rest the brave
:; While endlesa RggsYFolL
3{s 5ehS5S
Sleep on, then, fallen comrades, sieepI
Your dreams of war arc lied.
The land you saved will sacred keep
Tho city Of her dead. ..s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
TNS

4ANS
7-button ]. & K. make,
Russia Calf, round toe, FITS.
the arch, B, C, D widths.
Tan Butcher Oxfords,
welted soles, round toe,
broad, fat heel, B, C, D
widths.
1o2 Box Calf Pumps.
soft, tan leather Pumps,
round toe, cap, medium
low heel, B, c, ID widths.
Tan Calf. Butcher Ok
fords, Lewis and Sargent
make, Ohio last, English
heel, a smart cut, 3, G, I.
width.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

TAILORED Vol Z e
WAISTS with : pIeated
frontand soft coIlar-9 csc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

gTRis was a surprise to him. but a
greater one was-tn store. She confess
el.that on the morning OF his departure
Ter the city she had preceded him at
the stile and hud placed there the bill
he had 6Ound-one which she had saw
ed for new gown. She asked him If
her uncls1s theory that 1t takes money
to makeimoneys had not been proved
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

Patent and Gun Mental
Gun Metal or Patent
Pump, any $3.50 or $500.
model. Medium low heels.
low broad heels, cap or plain
toe, not all sizes.
Ladies Sorosis black
Buckskin Colonial Pump,
B, G, d widths.
Ladies soft dull Kid, B.
strap Pumps, weIted soles.
all sizes, 21a to I, 9, D, E
widths. Same style 2-straP
Gun Metal.
House Slippers, strap or
laced hand turned sole, low
heels, all sizes, w to s -
$1.5O, So and $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

ART SCARFS for Dresser, Side Board orsE;
sale Saturday morning at 9 o'clock ). ...,s. i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

So LINGERIE w All SITS
low neck and sl1ori
sleeves $500.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-12-29

(Note: All sectional property in the
fnlloVing list is in township north of
range west of principal meridian OF
Montana.) s5h
tAlso' all additions are additions
to the city Of Missoula," unless other.
wise noted.)
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-12-29
Delinquent |
A e,E,t.,At

lot 4, block 4. East Missoula Ss
Glass. r. f., care Mrs Alice
b. Rhoades. lot %, block 25.
East MisSoula ............ ! 15
Glass r. e. care f. W. Ros
enstein, lot %. block 49, East
MlSSould ........, 80
Glass r. T., care Geo. Il. San
dee. Jr. lot 25. block 80,
East Missoula .....,...... SIS
Glass, r. E,, care a. d. Shell
don. lot lS. block Z. East
MtSsoula .....,.......-.,..... .sb
Glass. II. e., care A NJ Stag
ford, lot H. block ~ East
Missoula ..... ............. SO
Glass, r. e., care Carl Saar-
inen, lot !, block 3. East
Mssoula .ss.. .............. S5
Gebdrow. Delma r., Nh SWA,
sec. IA, twp. ~, range II, so
acres ...... ..-...,.. .....,.... IL. u
Geenan, Mabel f.. lots IL and
l.. block AZ. South Missoula 13 65
Grenier, Arthur. SA SEA.
sec. 25. twp. Il, range p,
so acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is. 30
Gagnon. Louis, care 4, q.
Lawrence, lao feet by 100
feet In WIZ SW4, sec. 80.
twp. is, range - .......... L. 80
Garden, Arthur b., lots and
2. block 10. East Clinton. SO
Gillis, Alex. H.. ct al. lots
and 10, block IS. urlin's:
! lots 10 and 90 block Is,
Inmp.1la-
h,ocl ~ south N1tssonlo ~ so
Claim Aar,. care ,f,rnn,e q
uarr,rvtnn lo, . hInal
| Roman = M
Graham Arthur A,Nyl NM
NJ Nwn s,a. nrNn sa,
3 twn u r,npn ~ ,fo acrns ,s ca
creana yrm Ets Nyn lnts,
AND . coo % tY,n "a ransa
! ,s ,Ae ,,r,, "a en
uar,is w ,ot ~ hlonlx "a
East N,,ssa,,,a ,o
Hoggertv Miss Nav n lnt %
hlocl "a Eas, nIissouia oo
rIooh Aa,,,, ln,, Z, n, 40
h,ncr a. ,n,,do,, N
11o,ar,opson ,has 60 N,p
| clz >xyl.' o., - "a
ronsa 81 teo oc,os oe ~
tIor,hr,e y ,o, O ,ln, ,e
Eost Missonl, M
| uoryay ISuon lo, !, l,lool qr
E,st N,tssn,,,, *
Iongis potar ,ot ~ ,,ooL 70
| Daj,, An
I,orya,, % Ia, q ,1o,l, 90
East Mjss,,,, , M
NV, pova, N,y,l N,vn
r,I NV NU1l Mn, ,aa
% +,yn "a ranya % ,so
,cres q, IN
J3orn Henry r. lots 10
h,oc,, 10 Inclusive piyarsiaa so
1Jurt w II ,nt % ,1ocl,
East N,esou,, M
Had las sEn Nwn NJ
SUN NNn SEn eoc .
twn IA range "a Iso acres % IN
Henarickson peter care wn,
Raaulian lot ~ b,oct, "a
Scbool addition ,n
Harris Schnvler lots ana .
block Q Smeods addition 10
Roman r 30
uealey Matilda rla,rmont ad.
dition To Roman I AGRA "a An
uencote Eva lot . hloch
ST Ignatius An
Higham. Pauline. Wa SEH.
see. 20 twp. 81 range % so
acres ....z.. "A 90
Hunter. Margaret. care Ruby
Stevens. lot 1O9 block 2. St
Regis .... 4.75
| Hayes Mike. lots z and &
block /. lots l and .. block
.. lots 4 to & inclusive block
Q: lots : to 7 inclusive. block
3: lots to inclusive. block
4. lots TO inclusive. block
6. lots / to inclusive. block
7: lots To s inclusive. block
s, lots / to 6 Inclusive. block
3: lots | to IL inclusive.
block 10: lots and 2, and s
to Z inclusive. block II.
Crows Nest. lots ~ and az
block IL. Saltese .... "a or
Hayes, Maggie. lots AZ and a.
block l3, Saltese ......., 4.Sl
Hackman. Chas., care Jno.
Woodward east 30 feet of lot
lot s, block 65. Knowles No
2 -. Observation-Disclosures. ll.4s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16
SHIPS FIREMAN
COMING HERE
FOR REPAIRS

In d brawl between the cook and
fireman of the Flaurence Ward white
that vessel wa at anchor IN the har-
Dor at Midway Island the fireman was
so badly injured that lie is being
brought back 70 Honolulu to be plac
ed in the hospital, The ship will not
reach here. for about two weeks and
meantime u. 8. Marshal HendTy will
swear cut a warrant for the cooks ar
rest
The fight is thought to have taken
place two or three days ago, word OF
the result coming from the physician
at Midway to the local Office of the
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
yesterday, advising that preparation
be made to hurry the fireman to the
hospital Immediately on the ships ar
rival here. Further than this moth
ing is known locally concerning the
affair. 1t is stated at the local Office
that both men are Japanese. The
Flaurence Ward is owned by the ca
bic company and used as supply ship
for its stations in the mid-Pacific
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16
new FACES
AMONG. NILE
OFFICERS

The brief stay OF the Pacific Mall
intermediate steamer Nile at San
Francisco vas prolific in many
changes in the official personnel The
vessel appeared at quarantine early
this morning, following "a pleasant
voyage from San Francisco with many
new faces noted among the stan of
officers.
Chief Officer A. Fl. George, is back
in the Nile, and associated with his
old shipment, Captain George Lapraik.
now thoroughly recovered from injur-
les which at one time were believed
by his friends would prove very seri-
Gus and permanently incapacitate the
steamship man from further service.
Chief Officer George while in the
Pacific Mailer Persia fell down a
hatehway a distance OF thirty feet,
and when carried to the deck was
believed more dead than alive. For
some weeks the officer lowered be-
tween life and death.
His return to San Francisco and
hospital attention resulted in his com
pfete and rapid recover Chief OH
Ger George takes the place vacated
by Chief Officer Coiqnolioun.
George Achesof is now found IN the
purser,s Office, which for some months
past has been in charge Of John
Boomer. The latter official decided
az the last minute to remain ashore.
IT is limited that he may later come
out on one of the. other liners. Ache.
son was for some time Identified with
the China and has a wide circle OF
friends at this port
DIR. e. H. Lake greeted friends this
morning as surgeon in the Nile. the
last time the genial inedico visited the
port was while connected with the
oficiaf staff of the Manchurfa DIR.
Lake falls into the position formerly
held by DR.. John Smith
Three cabin passengers left the
Nile at this port The through list Of
travellers is a remarkably small one,
there being q cabin, II second class
and 60 Asiatic steerage passengers en-.
rolled
No sickness, no stowaways and no
trouble was the gist OF the report
proffered by the officers.
The Nile is carrying rather large
cargo for the greater part made up
of cotton, leather and machinery. The
vessel is to be supplied with several
hundred tons coal before departing
for the Orient at five O'Clock this
evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16
JULY BUILDING
So FAR SLACK

Judging BY the issuance of permits
at the office OF the building and
plumbing inspector. the present
month is not making a very brisk rec
ord in construction work. Up to date
there is nothing of particular import
ance in business architecture to note.
and only one dwelling house Of more,
than average pretension is on the list
For the month OF June the permits
for nav construction went above the
two Million dollars q year mark. hay
ing amounted to $179,56S, and repairs
to the amount Of $4,000 were permit
ted. The Brewer Estate block pulled
up the record for last month, and it
is likely the various contracts Just
awarded for school and other public
buildings will fatten the July figures.
Permits for these have not yet been
taken out, however, and the following
rather meager list represents the issu-
ance TO and including the 18th inst:
:, Pacific Bank. Ltd, partitions, lfs
King street: $3.50.
A. A. Durant, addition. King street;
1896.
Alfred Rasch, FIVE cottages, King
street, $4,000.
Noah Hiram, cottage. Long tract;
s575.
Lila Kealalulu. cottage. Kalihi;
$665.
Y. Harada. business block, South
and Halekauwiia streets; $3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16
Fire Proof Storage
CITY TRANSFER co.
As Il. LOVE


Manuel osen. bungalow. Kalihi:
$575.
J. F. RobeIlo. dwelling. LanakIia
tract: 5000.
c. N. Cooke Estate, Ltd. altera.
tons. Fort and Beretania streets,
$4,000; Emory & Webb. architects:
Lord-Young Engineering Co, Ltd.
builder.
T. Harada. cottage. Nuuanu street.
$3.50.
John Ii Estate. Ltd. extension, Wal
pio. $1,000; X. Hara, architect and
builder
Agnes Mcintyre. house. Nuuanu
street. $685.; T. Gil. architect. Quon
Lee. builder.
Wong Tow. frame building. Koolau-
poke, $3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16
PASSENGERS DEPARTEDN

Per M N. s. IS. wilhelrnina, for
San Francisco Miss Pearl Bank, \ T.
j. Baker, Mrs, r.. J. Baker, Mrs. g.
Baker, r. b. Booth, Mrs. R. B. Bootha
Miss Olive c. Boyle, S.. d. Church,
D. L. Campbell, F. Crawford, L. Coop
er, Geo. w. Carr, "A. De Bretteviilel
Mrs. A. DE .Bretteville, Miss M. Ds
fBretteyilfe, Mrs. 1Is douglas, Misc
Norah Daroux, Miss Nellie DarouxI
C. Du Roi, Mrs. C. Du Roi, ]. r. Dag;
gett, A. De Gear, Miss F. NJ. Edwards.
w. P. Filmer, Mrs. w. p. Filmer, Mss
M. Filmer, Miss s. G. Lloyd, Mfs. Al
C.. Farley, E. Griffiths, Miss a. Gil
more, Miss L. M. Gamb1itz, Miss N.
R. Gamlitz, Mrs. Geo. E. How'd, A. M.
Hyde, Mrs. F. A. Hyde, MissiM. Had.
er, Mrs. H. w. Hyman, Il 8. Ilder-
ton, T. MIAMI, NJ. M. Johnson, VIM.
Kinney, Mrs. A. S. kay. J. M. Lewis,
Mrs. ]. M. Lewis, Miss A. Mcclure,
N. McPhail, Mcl McCluskey, Mrs.
Med. McCluskeN and child, Miss M.
McTaggart, w w. G. Moir, Mrs A.
W. Miller, Ms. T. Mosher, Mrs. M. J.
Moore. Mrs, y. w. Podmore, C. Pullar,
Miss l. M Poston, Miss J. Pratt, S.
RosenheiN, Mrs. S. Rosenheim, Miss
b. Rou4 eau, Miss Rowland, Mrs. &.
A. Roi dland, Mrs p w. Rider, Miss
L. Rs Simpson, A. B. Salvo, Mrs. A.
b. "a and child, H. E. Savage, Mrs.
Savage, w. H. Smith, Paul
re: MFRS. M. NJ. Strauss, Miss
oiai Miss Edith Smith, H. E.
=. o,St, Miss A. Tabrett, ]. NJ.
-. ofbn, C. M. L. Watson, Mrs. c.
=. Al TYatson, ]. D. Walberg, a. T.
=. pal B. M. Willis, E. Winkleman,
Z prpkins, Mrs. F. S. Zeave.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16

strong, Clair Edwards, Miss A. Hell
len, E. c. Hopkins, g. W. Kriedt, Mrs.
CIV Kriedt, Rev Carlos Lazo, Fred
Madge, Rev Nicasis Mikilan,J George
Moore, Rev. Alberto Zabala For
Hongkong: A. K. Ganfbitz, p. C. Hall,
A. Tonguist.
Per CA. S. 8, Makura. from Sgd
ffey via Auckland and Suva, for Ho-
nolulu: Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Rev o.
Il. Smith, j. Hepburn, Mr.. ard Mrs.
W. Roberts. Miss D. Roberts, Fl Hyde,
Mr.. and Mrs w. Beaumont, Mr.. Me-
dfci, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Erismah, Mrs.
Erisman, Messrs. Ledger Cpismer,
Grown, Leggitt, Wallace. Deaf; Paw
1inovich, Mesdames Cuisirner, Brown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16
JOHNSON SAILED
Leaving MAIL
Behind

Tho Mstson Navigation liner VIII
heln,Ha sailed amid the blare of brass
and the booming Of bass drum at 10
o'clocx this morning leaving little
groGp CT mighty irate Britishers and
a collection of so sacks of colonial cor
, respondenee on the wharf, to remain
here until the departure of the Homo
luian
Captain Peter Johnson, master OF
the Matson vessel, is not held Tespon-
sible for the rather unpleasant plight
in which several Australians now find
themselves One of the strict rules
observed in Matson navigation circles
is punctuality. The Wilhelmina was
advertised to get away for San Fran
cisco at the hour of ten, and Skipper
Johnson believed that inasmueh as he
was on his third farewell trip to the
islands, no infraction of a long estab-
lished regulation should be permitted
In this decision the vessel master was
apparently backed up by the repre-
sentative OF the company 7,
AS the Wilheimffla steamed from
her berth to the channel and the open
sea, the Observation-Disclosures liner
Makura, from Sydney. n. 8 g. W., by
the way Of Auckland and Suta sided
up to a. berth at the Oceanic wharf
and a large delegation of passengers.
had began to file down the gangway. i !,
Out Of. Is travellers who left the
Mariana for Honolulu it is said. that
Seven had hoped to take passage to
San Francisco in the Matson liner. 81
For a year tile Matson ana Cana
dian-Australasian lines have inter
changed tickets in first class passen-,
ger-b1siaess between Sydney and San
Francisco. Special arrangements have
beena made whereby through passen-
gers were given the privilege of leay-
ing Canadian-Australasia steamer
at Honolulu and completing the pas
sage to San Francisco In Matson
boat. M 81
The same rule also applies to the
colonial mail which by this method is
enabled to reach destination many
hours in advance of correspondence
that had to be carried on to, Vancouver
and then down the coast to the Cali
fornia port.
r.
The Makura was late in her arrival
at the port. While appearing of
quarantine at an early hour it was
some time before the passengers could
be lined up for medical and immigra-
tion inspection. ae
Officers in the Makura declare that
a British quarantine officer at Suva
was responsible for the delay of many
hours at the rfjiian port. The Ma
kura arrived at Suva on regular sched-
uIe. For some Aunexpla inable, reason
the medical officer would not board
the liner claiming he was unable to
do so While heavy sea was running.
The Makura was held II hours before
the medical man finally made up his
mind that he would examine the pas
sengers. In the meantime he ordered
the vessel in quarantine and Captain
Phillips was power1ess to do other
than remain there.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vessel ..
met with fine weather for the better
part of the voyage. The Honolulu
passengers included IL cabin, Sec
ond class and II third class
The liner is scheduled to depart for
Vancouver and Victoria at 5 o'clock
this evening. Between 40 and so pas
sengers have been booked for the
British Columbian coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-16

The Popular Theatre will be the
scene. of a number of wrestling
matches tomorrow night among sail
ors of the New Zealand: The regular
moving picture program will be eiim-
mated
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stearns' Wine Of Cod Liver Extract

time win The chtps need not even
pleasant and does not suggest
effect certain.
persons Wine of Cod Liver Extract IN
falling tonic appetizer strength druggists and
be sure to get STEAMSHIPS genuine. A
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HEALTH FOR THE CHILDREN

first Of the child
capricOua appetite
speak the well child verDe tor
of animal spirits
Renewing appetite the first back to health ana
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per p NJ 8. s. Nile, from San y.
Francisco For Honolulu: Paul Achily ore
les. Mr. and Mrs. H Suzzalo. For w..
kohama: Paul Hairy, w. R. Magrry....,.
For Kobe: Frank A. Brown. F4......,.
gasaki: A. j. Barnes, Miss ,f.........
Liebmann, DR.. w. H. Cob. .......
Jernigan. For Manila: E...........
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WEATHER TODAY

"wednesday, July TO.
Temperature - s a. m, "a: s a.
m. so: 10 a. m, so: ~ noon. 81. Min
imum last night. &c.
Winds a. m. velocity IL. N. e.;
S.a. m, velocity s. e.; 10 a. m, We
ioeity 3, N. E.: ~ noon. velocity 8,
n. E. Movement. past "a hours, 2ss
miles.
Barometer at 8 a. m. 80. 06. Rela-
tive humidity, a. m. 81. Dew.polnt
at s a. m, SO. Absolute humidity. 8
a. m, 6.232 Rainfall, Trace.