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MARCH BUILDING
MAKES HIGH
RECORD

Building In Honolulu for the monII
/ of March beat the record Of last
years monthly average. but nearII
month is accounted for by the hun
dred thousand dollar building for The
business department Of Honolulu Iron
Works The general run OF permit.
for residences this year indicates
much less activity in the erection 81
dwellings of high class than prevail
ed the greater part Of last year. Ten
cottages for five thousand dollar
forms sample OF much that has bee.
going on in domieiliary CONSTRUCTOR.
for some months past
Permits issued for new consffor
ton in March amounted to t2I0.II|
In estimated cost. and eepair noI.
to SIT ,225s a total Of $235.664 This i.
at an annual rate Of $2.627, g68 O.
rather more than the rate for ~.
year. Since last report the PERM.
issued haye been as follows:
| Manuel Teves, bungalow. Kaimu|'
A. E. Wood. architect; J. MuIC.
builder; $1075.
Mrs. A. H. B. Judd. additions an.
repairs. Wyllte street; Emory
Webb. architects; Honolulu PLAIN.
Mill, builder; s27T5.
" Fernandez. Jr, cottage, AnW1I0
limn; L.. All zee. builder; $500.
T. Urataki, two cottages. KIN.
street; o. Ihara, builder: $500.
Ching Lum, ten cottages, Iu||..
road; self. builder; $4,000.
E. S. Cunha, servants quarts.
Waikiki. Freltas & Fernandez, bn||
ers; $700..
i Emma ]. Miller. one and haIf.sloI.
house. Makiki tract; Arthur Reyno||
architect; T. Kobayashi. builder
$3.50.
Ernest Kaai, frame BUILDING. Guild.
avenue; r. Hafa. builder; $3.50
Miss Alice Cooke. extension
porch. Liifha street. Honolulu PA.
ing MILL. builder; 1924.
Mrs. A. K. Warren. cottage. Ka||||
kat; J. Usui. builder; s770.
Fujikawa, frame building. WaIo'..
road; T Kono. builder; $3.50.
Antoine de Meilo, cottage, Kali.
q. Tanaka, builder, 1880.
F. z. Harvey, two buildings, Cole.
and Hastings streets; Emory & Wei.
architects; NJ. Kawamura, build.
$2O5s.
f. II. Armstrong, residence, U0.
anu street; T. Gill, architect; o01.
Lee, builder; $42S1.
Sanko Co., house, Nuuanu street
san1e, builder $780,
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ACT SO
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 1926 REVISED Laws OF Hawaii
RELATING TO NOTICE IN EJEcTMEETtg4s Es. !. r.
I-v--~='~~: ~ Ats $50 ~sNaatsssEss III
Be Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaf
SECTION IL Section 1926 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii
relating notice in eectment hereby amended ead
as follows lows. ~ u ;salla D !! e
:Section 1926 In ejecment In actions of eiecmen to
enforce the right of possession of lands shall be sufficient
the party in actual possession thereof though he be not
the adverse claimant if be in actual possession the
time copy of the process and notice the party claim
ing adversely iii conspicuous place upon the premises
At least thirty days from the posting of such notice shall elapse
before the Court shall entertain jurisdiction of the action
SECTION ,. This Act shall take effect upon its approval
, Approved thh 2Sth day of March, a. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii,
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ACT al
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 1892 THE REVISED LAWS HAWAII
RELATING REooRDs OF NoTARIEs PrBLlo.
Be Enacted by the Legislature Of the Territory of HaWai:
SECTION 1. Section 1892 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii
is hereby amended to read as follows .
.Section 1892 Disposition of Records Penalty. On the
resignation removal from Office DEATH of any notary public
his records shall be deposited with the clerk of the circuit court
Of the judicial circuit in which he resided and by neglect of
three months comply with the above rquson such notary
his executor administrator shall forfeit less than Fifty
Dollars ($500O), more than Five Hundred Dollars
($50000) in the discretion of the court All forfeures
der this Section shall be oneha the Territory and the other
half to him who shall sue for the same
SECTION This Act shall take effect upon its approval
: Approved this asth day of March, A. D. 1913, ~
I'LL WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory Of Hawaii
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'ACf4O
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 1863 REVISED LAWS OF HAWAII,
~. RELATING RULES CIRCUIT >CoURTs.
Be Enqetcd by the Legislature Of the TERRITORY of Ha~ai:
SECTION I. Section 1859 Of the Revised Laws of Hawaii
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 1859. Power make and revise The Judges Of
the several circuit courts, with the approval of the supreme
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shall have power to make promugae and from
time revise and amend rules for regulating the practice aud
conducting tire business of the circuit courts and circuit Judges
at chambers of and in the several judicial circuits in all mat
tiers expressly provided by law provided that in
shall such rules puport impose expressly authorized
By statute ',..~@ In:
Section ,. This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this ssh day of March, A. d. 1913
f WALTER F. FREAR
r." Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ArFArks OF THE CoUNrY OF HAwAn MAKING An
APPROPRIATION FOR EXPENSES SUCH COMMISSIONS
Be Enacted by tie Legislature s Territory Of Hauai @
naeEtApSm
SECTION hereby authorized to appoint
commission the provided by Section so of the Or
ganc Act consisting Of three members investigate and make
complete and careful audit of the financial transactions of the
County of Hawaii its organzaton probe the alleged
defacatons and Interpretations public moneys
of said County; ascertain the time place and Of
such defacatons and Interpretations any, and what pub
lie officers other persons corporations have been concerned
implicated therein have profted benefited thereby
have any received the proceeds Thereof The Com
shall organize by the selection of of its members
chairman. IL d. ..+
SECTION g. 1T shall be the duty of the Attorney General
person by deputy attend upon all of the meetings the
Commission audi subject direction and control examine
all witnesses summoned before and all respects aid and
assist it fully to out the purposes which is created
SECTION g. The meetings of the Commission shall be pub
lie and may be held any place places in the Territory
SEcrfoS.4 Each member of the Commission shall have the
power administer oaths and the commission shall have the
power employ all necessary auditors and clerical assistance
subpoena witnesses take testimony and enforce the pro
uton of all books and papers including the papers and books
of of any persons joint stock companies banking
and other CORPORATIONS necessary proper to be examined in
connection with its work. All ubpoenas shall be signed by the e
Chairman of the Commission. Witnesses shall be entitled
receive the fees and mileage witnesses in civil
the Courts of the Territory. II ~ -@~.
SECTION 5. Any person who having been summoned a
witness by the Commission give testimony reproduce any
books papers relating any matter under inquiry before the
commission wuly makes default, who having appeared,
refuses question pertinent the matter under
inquiry shall e deemed guilty of misdemeanor, punishable
hv 6Doo Of bv i'm
prsonnen for less than month than twelve
months by both such fine and Imprisonment. ~.
SECTION No witness before the Commission shall be prI
veged refuse testify fact produce any paper
respecting WHICH he shall be examined By the Commission upon
the ground that his testimony such fact his production Of
such paper might cfnnae himself but prosecutions
afterwards be had against him for oense concerning which
he has testified An official paper record produced by such
witness is not within such privilege. ~
SECTION l. Any witness before the Commission, who viii
fully knowingly and falsely under OATH verbally III
writing any material fact shall be deemed guilty Of perjury
within the meaning of Section 1850 of the Revised Laws and
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IL
ACT SO
AN ACT

AUTHORIZING BOARD OF SUPERVISORS THE County OF
MAUI TO MAKE CERTAIN sADvANeEs,FRoM CURRENT
FUNDS THE County FOR SoHooL IMPROVEMENTS.
Be Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hadii
r
SECTION l. Whenever appropriations have been made by
the Legislature for buildings repairs and maintenance of
buildings and grounds and grounds furniture and fixtures
for the County of Maui pursuant to the heading known as
Special FUND.- of the School Budget provided by Act SO
of the Session Laws of 1911 and moneys for such purposes
Immediately available in said County, the Supervisors of
said County may advance the funds required for such purposes
from the current funds the treasury of said County, either
special general deposit which such general
ca accounts from which said funds have been advanced
SHALL on he receipt of taxes be reimbursed
SECTION This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval i.
Approved this 18th day of March, A. D. 1913
=" H." WALTER F. FREAR, .
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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BY AUTHORITY
ACT 81
AN ACT

PAYMENT CLAIMS PERSONS WHOSE PROPERTY WAS
DESTROYER BY ORDER TIE TERRITORIAL BOARD
HEALTH THE YEARS 1911 AND 1912 TO PREVENT
SPREAD YELLOW FEVER THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII
Be Enacted by The Legislature of the Territory of Hdia:
SEcrToN ]. Commission of three disinerested and
peent citizens of the Territory of Hawaii of whom shall
e Attorney of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Ia
wall shall be appointed by the Governor hear investigate
and adudcate all claims for damages by persons who have
suffered loss of property by its destruction under orders Of
the Territorial Board of Health consequence of orders by
said Board in the years 1911 and 1912 such destruction being
made order prevent the spread of yellow fever in the Ter
rory of Hawaii Ill.,. l..
SECTION q Said Commission shall be appointed in the
prescribed Section so of the Organic Act One of said
Commissioners shall be designated Chairman of the Commits
sion by the Governor. %.>
SECTION 3. All such claims shall be filed with the Commits
within thirty days after its first meeting be forever
n barred. 4, n as4
SECTION 4. The COMMISSIONERS upon appointment shall
forthwith and organize and give public notice in
papers general crcuaon printed published in the City
and County Of HONOLULU in the English Hawaiian Portuguese
Chinese and japanese languages of the time and place of the
first meeting of the Commission; the times and places of sub
sequent meetings of the Commission and of the statutory pro-
that asuch claims shall be filed with the Commission
within thirty days after the date of such first meeting be
q forever barred - "
15E a.sa 81" ....-~
- ! $50 = = = IS,
the oies anu oouis u aieaio'uu anu a a s
anu ue'eri.ncs ute es aiI ~ eue0u y =, anu ~ "
s !uusnetAe t n' alfoins' s = SUI
-. 10y try. ---~y--s-sv.lt z.tsAaHl ii,4
SECTION 3. The Commission shall have power appoint
% b.;I;# and infernroter bail have The same mower
1tl,.i = go : ~ 80 y ~. II 80,
lsh e; -. - 4t
TT - - -. 81 - - i - 81, :,
~ - - q ! ~ i, "a, : Il
al all 'l = 'le
~ M 60. - - So,
ra N 1e. g., .i""o' " ny :. ~ = iI
upon tue clalHs 10 ~ Shall cause sucA ~
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ACT AZ
AN ACT

To CREATE COMMISSION INvEsr1GArE THE financial
AFFAIRs fHE County HAwAn MAKING An
APPROPRIATIONS THE EXPENSES OF SUCH CORNERSTONE
Be it Enacted BY tie Territory Of Haudii ~
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-19
VILLAGE OF MOTLEY

VILLAGE OF MOTLEY
Andrus, H. w., 9.39; Akin, c. w.,
1886; Abrahamson, August, 3.52;
Broom, Geo., 3.96; Blake, Chas. 3.19;
Brauer, Louis F., 11.67: Brazier, Ed,
3.o4; Blake, c. H., ATS; Bridgman &
Russell, 4.50; Broom, G. M, 1856;
Bierwagon, Chas., ss; Chase Mfg. Co.
7.o5; Gale, B. F. 1883; Cox, W. .01;
Cottingham, Josephine 1.76; Chase
Mfg. Go. At; Dover Lumber Co. 93.3s;
Duerr, Anton 2.6S; Davenport, George
1892; Francisco & Davenport, IS;
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Association 1892; Fish, Geo. B.
5.2o; Francisco, Jas. 1896; Francisco,
y. J. 25: First National bank 5SO44;
Gaggin, Thomas 800; Gregory, G.. B.
7.S9; Grimm, Mrs. j. E., $40, 30th
Ave-, N, Minneapolis, Mimi, 6.72;
Forest & Glaspi 26; Glispi, Joseph
900; Harris, Rem 9.49; Hanson, John
G. "a; Hodgson, J. R. 7.22; Theo.
Hamm Brew Co. 1898; Huntsley, Mer-
it l.5l; Hanks, j. z. 4.70;' Haymak-
er, E. G. 1924; Henwood, Herbert,
2.T; Hennepin Lbr. Co. 1850; Inter-
national Timber Co. 231.00; Interna-
tional Harvester Co. 1912; Jacobs, S.
w. 6.6l; johnson, Edwin 2.94; jamie
son, E. F. 44.35; johnson, Chris. 5.37;
Little, W. E. 57l; Lyons, A. 7.54; Lock
wood, V. 263.34; Marshall, N. S. 1.60
Monarch Elevator Co. 1888; Mosher,
Geo. sW. ~ .45;; Montgomery, C. A. 16:-
II; Motley Stove Co. 194.45; Morrill,,
Chas: !.2s; Martin, Martin 13; Mpsher,
c. A. S.99; MeCullagh, Geo. 4.O6;
Mosher, Horton A. OIL; Morris, Mrs. S.
A. 2.81; Newkirk,, r. D. 1919; Palmer,
Chas. A. 1872; Palmer, M. j. 1854; !;
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-19

Palmer, E. B. 24.78; Palmer, O. ". Z. .64;
Palmer, Geo.: D. 29. 90; Penfeld, j. d.
$50; Rogers, a. d. 1922; Ravey, Geo.
aE. Ola; Ross, w. "A. 1856; Richetson,
Vim. 10; Schmidt Brew. Co. 40; Sears,
Fred r. 1868; Santo, w. "A. s2l.47;
Seely, G. E. 33; Torgeson, 0. O. 17O.66;
Willard, Geo. D. 4.53; Wilson, Amos
22.S7; Wicklund, John 6.88; Wilson, Al
fred 5O.46; Wilson, =. =. lis; Wenk-
ley 40; ..,
VILLAGE OF PIERz
Bridegmann & Russell 7.O6; Bares.
Hubert 34.54; Burton, Barney 1862;
Boser, Joe 3.25; Borgerling, j. 8O.O3; !;
Blake, JIM. 61.93; Bentfeld, julius GA !;
sBentfeld Elizabeth $40; Bergerhauser
Francisco 90; Dombovy, John 2.22;
Filler, VIM. 1924; Faust, Andrew 1.62;
Faust, Frank 23.07; Gross, John FOG;
Grell, John 1861; Grell, Frank 1OO.92;
Gassert, Henry 9.2l; Gravel, Chas.
50.7; German State Bank, Pierz, 262.-
23; Grell, Joe H. 64.07; Gilbride,, F.. J.
2.31; Kapsner, Karl 1886; Kast, Nick
1884; Koering, Herman 1922; sKaliher,
E. l.. 14.46; Kiewel Brewing Co. GAL;
Kirkroff, E. H., 4.92; Kubitscheck,
Math. 80; Myer, Nick 68; Myer Bros
9.20; Mueller, n III. 2.99; Myer, v.
and Peter 7.l0; Macho, A. e. 1898;
Mand, John 2.40; Neisuis, Jacob $3.50;
Neisuis, John j. 2.14; Nelson, F. IA.
GAP; Nohner, Clara 1881; Newman,
Mary $50; Poser, George Jr., $40;
Primesberger, Steal & Co. Gil; Phil.
lipe, John A.; Poster, Peter L. 1876;
Paul, Henry 60; Poser, John 65.99;
Primesberger, VIM. 2.O5; Poser, Larenz
1900; Wermerskerchen, Mary 1903;
Weis, Frank 1888; Vonderhar So; Yer
mig, F. X. & Co. 94.16; Vernig, F.. x.
1896; Vosen, Elizabeth 2.l0; Stiegler,
j. G. 29.19; Shraut Bros. 6.42; Shefer,
j. H. 3.S1; Stoll, A. P. 7.31; Staul,
Nick l.S4; Schraut, NJ. 1928; Schmidt
bauer, Mike $50; Tembreul, Christian
9.46. ..
VILLAGE OF RANDALL
Bermel, Antoine 90; Bentler, Henry
4.20; Bentler, B. W! sos; Bingo, Cas-
per 1908; Bailey, Frank $50; Covert,
Mrs. l.. so; Craighead, H. H. 81; Cal
houn, Geo. E. ~; Calhoun, Marie o.;
Cochran, S. c. 6o.39; Chapman, c. E.
l2.43; Campbell, W. r. 454; Curchill,
M. A. 500; Calhoun Bros. 1907; Dol
quist, Axel 40; Dolquist, Peter TAG;
Dolquist, c. 0. o.s6; Davis, I. n. 11.60;
Decker, II. S. 80; Dreher, c. M. 622;
Ehr, Ethel 1.5s; Goscn, Hans 5O.10;
Honstrom, A. w. It's; Hicks Bros. H.
g.; Him., Frank 60; Kiewel, Peter
3.o2; Knight, S. G. 17.42; Lambert,
Thos. $40; Lattimer, N. e. 2.93;
Mueller & Sous so.44; Morrison Co.
Lumber Co. 1903; Nelson Bros. $3.50;
Olson, N. o. 1895; Randall State
Bank 274.S6; Randall Cooperative AS
sociation 34.S5; Ramick. Frank 90;
Stroll, VIM. 0S; Schneider, Frank, 80;
Schnaupe, Fred 3.25; Sullivan, j. S.
11.24; Schwanke, Albert 60; Spraleder,
R. R. 25; Thelen, Herbert 1923; Turner,
w. j. 4.46; Turnquist, John 5.57; Will
ley, F. S.42; Wittwer, Henry SO.
VILLAGE OF RoYALToN
Adams, H. B. 23.l0; Armstrong, Geo.
1914; Barstow, j. v" 1918; Bellew,
Fred 1900; Bavers, E. A. LAO; Broker
w. J. 64.16; Bouck, CIV. 1921; Bouck
A. C. 1.20; Bennewitz, Herman Ais;
Batter, r: j. .8.56; Burt, Harry A.
1.66; Bell, o. f.. SIG; Bouck, c. w.
& Son S1.96; Bouck, I. w. 1884; Con
ners, S. E. 1896; Connell, B. 5.25;
Cramers, H. $50; Chirhart, Jas. J,
800; Carnes, A. K. 42.39; Church, l.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
PRESIDENT SIGNS
MEASURE WHICH
MAY BRING PEACE
Walkout Threatened Within
Twenty-four Hours I'm
less Concessions Are
Granted
EMPLOYERS WOULD
EXTEND PRINCIPLE
Insist That All Questions
of Differences Be Taken
Into Consideration

COLUMBUS. O. July 15.-"If the
railroads do not accede to our demands.
or make an equitable settlement. the
strike will be called for tomorrow
night about o'clock. or at the latest.
o'clock Thursday morning" was the
declara tion made to a mass meeting of
raiIroaders here tonight by c. r.
White. representative of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen. of the Gin
natl division of the Pennsylvania rail-
road who attended the recent New
York conferences.
White denied reports that an AMIGA
HE agreement has been reached be-
tween the trainmen and eastern rail
roads and advised every railroad en-
ploye in this district who is interested
in the "Richester wage demand" propo-
sition to prepare for an immediate
strike.
The speaker declared that the Erie
railroad would be the object of the
first attack. due to that roads refusal
to enter into arbitration negotiations.
Within three days" he said, Il DO
not believe there will be wheel turn
ing on the Eries eastern lines.
c. Leady, representative OF the
brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen. ad-
vised the railroaders that the strike
call would come from eastern head
quarters in cipher and would be dis
tributed promptly. He asked the
trainrnen to accompany their trains to
4 terminal after receiving the order.
that the railroad might be deprived
Of any grounds for future charges of
unfair treatment by individuals
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
OBEYED THE BIBLE
TAKE THE SPOILS"
Three Women Shoplifters, Ar
rested. Quote Scriptures in
Their Defense

LOS ANGELES. July 15.--Arrested
for shoplifting. Mrs. Ruth Laseph and
her sisters in law. Misses Clara and
Cora Joseph, declared today they had
merely obeyed the scriptural injunc-
tion to the children of Israel to take
the spoils.'
They told the police that in re-
ligious vision they had been COM
manded to deck themselves in short
dresses of flaming red, edged with deep
blue and gray. and they had hesitated
not at all, but had gone forth into the
downtown shopping district and taken
goods valued at $3.50.
"Eve caused the downfall of man in
the beginning" they said. "and through
women the world will be brought back
to righteousness
The trio will be given a hearing be-
fore the lunacy commission.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Greek Peace Demands
MAN WHO BUILT GEARY
LINE BADLY INJURED
fsneeial pispatch to The Cain

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
SAN RAFAEL. July 15.-F. Rolandi,
the prominent San Francisco contractor
who recently won a bonus of $4,000 by
finishing the work on the Geary street
extension ahead of the expiration of the
time limit, is at Hunds sanitarium at
Rolf suffering from a fracture of the
left leg and bad wound on the head.
Rolandi was picking peaches at the
home of friend living at Rolando
when he fell from the tree and was
badly injured.
His skull is not fractured, but the
wounds will keep him in the sanitarium
for several weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
BIC RATHER VISITS
AN UNDERTAKEN
Calaperds County Reptile Hides
Under Mohair Rug Among
the Coffns; Killed

STOCKTON. Cal, July 15.--A dispatch
received from Mokelumne Hill, Cali
veras county. says:
John Gardella. owner of the Gala
veraS undertaking esta blishment at
this place, while arranging an assign
ment of new collins about his parlors.
saw big mohair rug move. He stopped
his work. scratched his head and looked
nervously around. Gardella then be-
gan to investigate and taking hold OF
one end of the rug he gave quick
jerk and discovered a huge rattlesnake
all coiled, ready to strike.
Before the snake could make a move
Gardella threw the rug on top of the
reptile. then jumped upon it and
trampled the snake to death.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 15.-Tbe First
National b&hk of Mckeesport. which
closed its doors as precautionary
measure week go yesterday resumed
business today
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

attempt on the part of the board to
induce the parties to submit their
controversy to arbitration" and. in
case OF arbitration. special boards Of
either three or six mediators would
be chosen by the railroads and the
Arbitration under the new law would
be undertaken only after a definite
agreement had been made by both
parties 10 abide by the decision of the
arbitration board for a stated period
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Sliced Lemons for Clerk
80 90
Refused Marriage License |

Especial Dispatch to The Cail)
SACRAMENTO, July 15.-JO-
seph Elijah SimmoDs. 20. and
Helen Anna Siebe. IL, both OF
Woodland. were refused a mar
r1age license here early Inst
night because OF parental Obtec-
tiOns from home. the girl being
under nEe. The permission was
finally secured and the pair were
married. This morning Deputy
County Clerk Greilich, who re-
fused the license. received n
candy box filled with sliced LEM
Ons for interfering with Cupid.
1t contained a caustic note.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
SAN RAFAEL MARRIAGE LICENSES

Especial Dispatch to The CaII)
SAN RAFAEL July 15.--Marriage
licenses were granted today to the fol-
lowing: Horton Wilson Hayes, "a, and
Emily Mae Palmer, %, both of San
Francisco; Leroy c. Manuel. 81, and
Eleanor f. de Pfuhl.-1 both OF San
Francisco; Frank ]. Santorl, %, and
Antoinette MeafciS 20, both of San
francisco; Oliver XIV, Lupton. 27. and
Martha Jensen. %, both Of San Fran
cisco; Roberto Flemming, Sc, San Fran
Walla, Wash.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
THE A-TO-ZED SCHOOL

Combines individual instruction with the class
system Prepares for college. Term opens Aug.
ls Coaching department open entire year. 2<0l
Charming way. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
R: R. Strike Again II Imminent n. :, in East !.
Issue Tangled by Railroad Demand

Mrs. Borden Hartman Con the leD Introducing pork
ing girl speaker at mass meeting Union square, Mem York
Mrs Hartman who member of the neg industrial commits
on By informing the government officials of the of
ste brought about the conference that resulted the passage
of the arbitration lam.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
BALKAN PEACE
PARLEY. STARTS,
LONDON HEARS
Nish Meeting of ENJOYS Not
Conhrmed-Fighting Con-
tinues, With Bulgars Re-
treating From Passes

LONDON. July 15.-Reports through
Berlin and Vienna say the Bulgarian
premier. Dr. Daneff. has Joined the Ser
vian and Greek premiers In Nish to
discuss conditions of peace. This i'm
portant news has not yet been offici-
ally confirmed.
Oficial dispatches from Athens con-
firm the announcement from Saloniki
Yesterday that Greece is prepared to
sign an armistice on condition that the
frontier questions, the payment of in
dcmnity by Bulgaria and guarantees
for the welfare of Greeks under Bull
garian rule shall be settled on the
battlefield.
Fighting continues. The Greek forces
have occupied Drama, and according to
Athens advices. the Bulgarians have
abandoned the Kresna passes and are
retreating towards Dubnitza, pursued
by Servians and Greeks.
Unconfirmed reports have reached the
Armenian patriarchate in Constant1-
nopIe of a massacre of the Armenian
population of Rodosto, on the sea OF
Marmora. Turkish forces under Enver
Rev are supposed to have occupied Ro-
dosto yesterday.
Greek Peace Demands
ATHENS, July 15.-An authoritative
statement is made regarding the con-
ditions of peace stipulated by Greece.
These are that Bulgaria shall abandon
all claims to the territory occupied by
the allies; that she shall pay an indem-
nity for the expenses of the new war
and the damage done to the inhabi-
tants of the towns and villages burned
by the Bulgarians: that she shall guar
antee the lives and property of Greeks
inhab Thrace, and especially shall
permit them free exercise of religion
and education.