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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
Wrestling Finals
At High School

The wrestling finals at the
Stadium High school will be held
next Friday evening at the High
school gym.
In the 105-pound class, Davis
and Erchinger will battle for the
honors. Beidler, lis, will meet
Hanforth, lis. Cady, 125, will
meet Bolinger, 125. Hansen will
meet Brewer at So pounds. Lar
sen meets johnson in the 1885,
pound event. Comstoek meets
Simmonds in the middleweight,
and Crumb will meet Comstock
for the heavyweight championship
of the school.
N. D. Moser of the High school
will referee all the bouts.
Drills, dumb-bell exercises,
pyramid building and tumbling
will all be featured by the gym
classes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
WOLGAST AND
MURPHY To
BOX AGAIN

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, March g.
Former Lightweight Champion AID
Wolgast and Harlem Tommy Muir
ply are to clash in 20 round
bout here on the afternoon of
either April IL or 10. ALI this
was determined at q conference
between Tom Jones, Wolgast's
manager, and Promoter James w.
Coffroth. 1t is probable that Jim
Griffin will be referee.
There has been big demand
for the boys to get together
again, as their last contest ON
Washington's birthday ended in a
draw after 20 rounds of high gear
milling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
Best for Skin Diseases

Nearly every skin disease yields
quickly and permanently to Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and nothing is
better for burns or bruises.
Soothes and heals. John Deye, OF
Gladwin, Mich, says, after suffer
ing twelve years with skin all
ment and spending $500 In doc
tors bills, Bueklen's Arnica
Salve cured him. 1t will help you.
Only Csc. Recommended by
Ryner Malstrom Drug Co., 93S
Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

All the boxers that are to take
part in the Eagles first smoker
ef Eagles ball Thursday, March
{. are In readiness for the gong.
Farmer. who 10 billed to meet
Rosa In the main event, finished
hia training yesterday afternoon
and viii now rest until the con-
test. Interest. however, centers
on the Harry Bishop-Foxy Miller
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

Mike Lynch has been used to
handling Tigers, but he has a
Lamb on the Victoria team this
year.
But If Lamb can only sport a
pair of mutton chop whiskers
he'll be all right in Victoria,
don't you know.
An interview with Mike An
gelo:
Anything new. Mixer
Nothing at all. Maybe next
week"
All. this blithe and carefree?
sporting existence!
Reports from the East have 1t
that Holderman, who played first
for the Tigers last year, stands a.
good chance of landing the regu-
Tar initial sack job with Pittsburg
IL Jack Miller doesn't come
through.
remember Moose swain! He
is out after a gardeners job with
the Sacramento Senator's and
bounced three balls over the fence
in practice the other day. Charlia
turned that trick in Dug's parG
once in real game.
Our own Ode Abbott, who used
to slug at the fearful rate of .999
in the Lush league, is endeayor-
ing to make a stick with the
Oaks. Somebody better look up
the brewery.
Dugdale is happy. Lee Strait
has signed, and Cupid says there
is nothing to it. There isn't
much. true enough.
A ball player once remarked
that he would like to get into
trim working in a brewery. Oh,
l won't give you away. But we
are wise all right.
TO PREVENT THE GRIP
LAxATI re BRoMO ouinIne removes the
fause There is only one ''Broino Quinine."
Leo; Tor signature of E. w. GROVE. csc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

Jimmy Carroll had on a full
dress suit while he refereed.
Blood was spilled several times,
but James managed to creep out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
High School Notes

The BASKETBALL team rejoiees.
Coach Hooper drew the bye and
now the High school team plays
the winner of the U. p. sly. M.
C.. A. game. The game will be
played early next week.
There was some excitement
around the bulletin board yester-
day morning. Some one had Sc
cured picture Of Eddie Shields
and pasted ID on exhibition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

Mike Lynch was present at the
ringside Of the armory smoker.
Mike Is a great boxing fan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
Oh. such a crowd of girlsi

Leo Horejs. captain of the
football team last fall. is going
In for the weights in the track
this spring. Leo made good
showing last year and Is working
hard 70 make the team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

O About a dozen members
o of the Fighters Story club
o crowded into my room,
. draping themselves over the
o furniture: the declaration of
o Mrs. Battling Nelson that
o she would sue the famous
o Dane for divorce had been I
o threshed out, when in came
. Paekey Mcfarland. hero of
o the stockyards.
o Lets have a story,
o 'Pacxey Mae" I said. Tell 4
o us about the toughest scrap
o you ever had" And here
o 1t is, as Packey told 1t
o to US.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

Cronander is thinking O., enter
ing the professional ring and
cleaning up in the proposed heavy
weight tournament to be held
here. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
SHORT SPORT NEWS

Mark Shaughnessy still has
faith in Jack Leon. Leon has
been eating regularly for over q
year. under Marks tender guild
ance. and as far as we know
hasn't engaged in anything more
than gymnasium bout SO far.
He gets a chance to show what he
cannot do when he meets Jess
Willard March Is. Good luck,
Jack. That Is the best we can
hope for, is luck.
Emil Shock. a brother of Paul
Shock. who meets Jack Mace next
Thursday at the Eagles smoker,
would like to re-enter the game
and has asked for match with
Joe Bonds.
~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

The Indians made a creditable
showing, although they showed an
absolute lack of any knowledge
Of the boxing game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

But If Lamb can only sport a
pair of mutton chop whiskers
he'll be all right in Victoria,
don't you know.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

-
II Joe McGinnity has anything
to worry about this year it's his
inffeld. Beyond Nordyke on first
base, 1t is an uncertain quantity.
Keller. McMullin, Chicx and Jen-
sen are not world heaters.
An awful slew OF Northwestern
leaguers are trying to cop Jobs
with the Seals this season. Zim-
norman, Mundorff, WuffiE CART
wright and Sepulyeda have all
caborted around our circuit.
There Is a rumor that yaneou-
yer may not use big ed Kennedy
in the outfield. Ed may be a
roughneck. but he Is a fast man.
and would look well In Tacoma
uniform.
Our idea of nothing at all: The
man, whom. on being asked to
sign petition for Jess Baker,
wanted to know why they were
recalling him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05
MORNING
BLOSSOMS

Mike Lynch has been used to
handling Tigers, but he has a
Lamb on the Victoria team this
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

Of the ring with colors flying.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

"
| ride on every
train and boat,
stop at every
hotel, lunch at
every restaur-
ant, lounge
at every club,
p a $ s al n g
every street
IN every town
and city, pleas
ing smokers
everywhere.
[ am FATIMA,
the cigarette.
Of the nation
:, :! 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

TO PREVENT THE GRIP
LAXATIVE BROMO QuinIne removes the
eause. There is only one ''Bromo Quinine -
Leo; Tor signature OF L. w. GROVE. csc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-05

A ball player once remarked
that he would like to get into
trim working in a brewery. Oh,
| won't give you away. But We
are wise all right
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
ADCLDB pledges TSELf TO
SUPPORT THE NATIONAL GUARD

.Resoived. That the Honolulu Ad
Club pledges Itself to assist In the
upbuilding OF the National Guard, IN
the organization Of new companies for
the Guard.
With three rOusing cheers for the
National Guard OF Hawaii, and three
more for the regular army, nearly 100
members OF Honoluiu's lfvest organf
zation got behind the militia increase
movement today. 1t was national
guard day with the Ad Club members,
and the regular weekly luncheon
after the transaction of routine busi-
ness was given over to discussion Of
the needs Of the citizen soldiery. The
table was decorated with stacked
rifles, and the national and regiments
al coIors Of the 1st Infantry, NJ. g. H,
decorated the head Of the room.
It was. more than q perfunctory en-
dorsement that the Ad Club members
gave to the resolution above quoted
II was unanimous and hearty decla-
ration of Intention to back up words
with deeds, that came from the bust
ness and professional men Of the city.
as represented At the luncheon table,
Not only did the Ad Club as q body
give its support to the guard. but eys
cry individual member Is now pledged
to help, either BY himself enlisting,
or. II this is fmpracticable, by encoiIr-
aging his employees to do so. and let
ting It be known thai service IN the
guard win count In favor. and NOT
against, any man.
Colonel j. w Jones. adiufantgen-
eraI OF the guard. Lieutenant a. Z.
Bump, the regular army officer detail
ed as nspector.instructor 81 the local
militia, and Paul Super. who is en-
gagged IN recruiting new conpanys
were the speakers There was t0 a.
tempt e ered fires oratorf. but each
speaker hammered facts straight from
the shoulder, and the facf6 went hone
IA ||0 oI|||T|0
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
CHANNEL WHARF
To BE REBUILT
By Government
Major Cheathain inquiries of
Harbor Commissioners De-
tails of Future UTl-
dertakings

With view Of making definite rec.
commentators concerning the estab-
iIshme1t Il, Honolulu Of Mharyes and
store bouscs for the army In this de-
partment, Major B. r. Cheafharn. @. NJ.
ID, addressed a communication to the
board ct hhrbar commissioners ct It's
meeting this morning requesting that
the plans Of that body regarding the
future extension of wharyes and har-
bors be made known to him. He ap-
plies for q general statement OF any
Improvement in harbor facilities
which the board may be contemplaf.
Ing and asks the question as to Wheth-
er railroad extension Is being planned
along the waterfront and to what
Init
lshAfffsan j. w. Caldwell, during the
discussirh Of the communication, said
that Il was the desire Of the board
70 secure railway connections on all
.Wharyes. and that the natter ~eholid
be taken Do BY an engineer Who wcuid
plot the details for switching. The.
federal government. be said. conteu-.
plates rebuilding the channel wharf
and that railroad connections are
wanted from there to the railroad
landing ID order that cars might be
loaded direct from the transports.
Major Cheatham, he said, would rec.
0rnmend the rebuilding. The matter
Of railroad connections on the wharves
was discussed at length. II was sug.
gested that the Rapid Transit provide
for this connection, and then the mat
ter was brought up regarding the fact
that the government intends building
the structure to replace the channel
wharf. It will be the idea OF tho
army. one of the members of the board
said, to keep all supplies In Honolulu
and only send Today supplies to Scho
field Barracks via the railroad. A spe.
cial committee consisting Of Commis-
sioners Wakefield. McStocker and
Caldwell was appointed to take up Ma.
ior Cheathamss communication in or.
der that concise reply might be,
made.
The fact that the steamer Santa Ma
ria went ashore In Kahului NaEenf:
Der "a last Is liable to cause the board
considerable work, and, to clear up
the matter, 1t was suggested that a
meeting be called at Kahului the next
time the vessel touches at that port
Just whose fault It was that the res.i
sci went aground, whether the pilots,
or the skipper's, is yet to be determ-
ined, ard already the commissions
pilot, Captain Parker. has been sub.
ject to censure by the board from the
IL \ }1<AS
OF the accident in due time. Among
othor items Of business, the board au
hfrized the Breakwater Company OF
PEi 'adelphia to proceed with its work
on the Hilo wharf. The Kihei wharf
is now available for passenger SER,
vice, and the InterIsland Company is
to be notified to this effect. A com
from San Francisco wa5
fContinued on page four) -!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
MAY FLOAT BIG
! DRY DOCK HERE
FROM THE COAST
John Hughes Has Information
to Effect That Proposal Is
to Care for Pearl Harbor
SEES LONG DELAY I'M
COMPLETING LOCAL JOB
Press Dispatches Give No lnti-
nation That Secretary DAM
ielS VIII Abandon Ha-
wall Site
SEES LONG DELAY lM
COMPLETING LOCAL JOB

John Hughes, master car builder
for the Oahu Railway & Land Com
.pany. said this morning that ! report
received by him from reliable
source Is to the effect that the dry.
dock which Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels Is urging congress sto con-
etrlict at San Francisco for the hand.
ling OF navy vessels would be In the
form Of q floating dock and would
eventually he towed to Hawaii for use
here until the dock at Pearl HarhOr Is
completed.
Although refusing to diFulge the
source or his information. Mr.. Hughes
Is inclined TO believe that thcre may
be something to Il The first news OF
Secretary Daniels proposition for q
dock on the Pacific coast vas re-
ceived b1 the Star Bulle elm yester.
day through an Associated Press
cable. and there IS no mention of 8,
declaration to give up the Pearl Har.
Dor project
1T Is evident that the Pearl Hars
Dor dock viii not be completed for
about three years. said Mr. Hughes,
and understand that this proposed
dock At San Francisco, which could
be kuilt In about six months, would
be- q floating one and would be towed
to Honolulu and used at the Harbor
to handle the government work As
understand II. 1t would remain here
until the Pearl Harb0f dock Vas com.
pleted and then be taken back to the
coast. 2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
HIGH SHERIFF
WILL TRY CURE
FOR BER|DEM
Diet Of Poi NiIl Replace That Of
Rice in Effort to Eliminate
the Dreaded Disease

Healthy outdoor work, wholesome
diet OF poi and similar comestibies
and the elimination OF rice from their
biII-of-fare Is the prescription which
High Sheriff HeIiIy has figured out
for five Filipino prisoners in his care
who are suffering from the dreaded
disease beriberf He announced this
morning upon his return from Hilo
with his prisoners. that he probably
will place them under the care OF the
superintendent OF Kapiolani Park,
sending them out there 20 work and
1--we entirely in the open, on pol and
fish fare.
While It Is n66 known that beriberi
Is q communicable malady, ncyerthe.
less no chances win bo taken. no OPP
portunity given to let the sufferers
come In contact with other prisoners
or with the public generally 1t Is un-
cerstood that highly polished rice Is
largely the caase Of the disease. The
high sheriff hopes to give the patients
SOFne relief and POSSIBLY effect a cure
by removing liiat item from their fare.
This, with open aifs sunlight and some
easy work should initiate against the
illness. be believes. The fifth patient
reaching Oahu, prison arrived from
Hilo this morning. the other four
having come under Sheriff HeDry's
care recently from the other islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
PLAN
WELCOME FOR
new OFFICIALS
Three Committees Are Now
Named to Bid Aloha to Gov
Pinkham and Jeff
Mccarn

Democrats Of the TERRITORY. and par.
ticularly of the city and county, are
losing no time in getting ready to
welcome Governor Pinkham and u s.
District Attorney Jeff McCarn. 4
committee from the territorial cen
tral Democratic COMMITTEES. commit.
tee from the county Democratic com
mittee, and one from the Hawaii Ma
tional Democratic League have al
ready been appointed, the first two
OF which will serve as reception
body for both officials when they ar
rive.
At meeting last night Of the ter.
ritorial Democratic central commit
tee the following COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed: John Efinger, John Bright.
J. HI Wilson, B. K. Kahalepuna. E J.
McCandless and g. *. KeaWehaku
The committee also invited the fol.
lowing members Of the county Demo
cratic committee to serve with them
on the committee: ]. 8. Kalakiela,
VIII Miles, ]. A. Lawelawe, g. J.
Waller, M Baptista and ], Kiakahi
Delegates from the other islands
have also been invited.
The Hawaiian National Democratic
League has named the following COM
mittee to meet District Attorney Nc.
earn:
E. NJ Watson, J. Lightfoot, J. 4.
Coke, L. l. McCandless, a. j Wtrtz,
]. w. Asch, G. j. Waller, w. p Jar
rett, j. II. Wilson, B. RiFenburgh.
C. J.. Mccarthy, r. II. Trent, M. G.
Pacheco, J. ]. Fern and A. A. Wilder
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
Mr.. ST0RK Is IN --....
CONTEMPT in COURT
OF JUDGE WHITNEY

9 Had the. subpoena-seryers Of
9 the local circuit been equipped
@ with aeroplanes this morning it
8 is likely that grave, austere bird,
o Mr.. Stork, would have been sum-
o monsd before Judge William L.
D Whitney and fined for contempt
Q of court. His offense was great,
o in the eyes of the court, for he
q deliberately interfered with the
= trial of jury case, causing a
= postponement of the trial for the
9 day.
o When Ripley & Davis civil suit
q against the Kapiolani Estate was
o called to be, resumed at $3.50
y o'clock announcement was made
o that the longlegged individual
o was paying call at the home Of
. Juror w. L. Harvey. The con-
q tinuance of the trial was granted
D by the court in high good humor
@ however Mother and child are
q reported as doing well
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
H0N0L ULAN CARRIES
MAMMOTH MAIL FOR
THE YULETlDE SEASON

g Santa Claus is a busy little e
@ body in Honolulu this year, as q
@ is attested by the large consign- .
o ment of mail that will leave for q
o the mainland in the HonOlulan e
@ this evening. The Bethel street q
q side of the postofice, this after q
o noon, was banked to a height Of q
o between Is and 20 feet with Q
o sacks, numbering 400, containing .
= an assortment of Aloha tor the q
q yuletide season. q
o: This is the Christmas mail for o
q dear ones across the water and o
@ demonstrates the fact that Ho- q
o nolulu folks have needed the Oft .
o repeated warning shop early Q
O The Honolulan will reach San .
o Francisco the morning Of Decem. .
D Der is, according 10 present pre- D
o dictions and mail for the East. .
D ern states, intended for Chrlst- o
o mas, should reach its destination .
D IN ample time .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
Territorial Democratic Com.
SnJttee Hears Charges. Post
pones Action for Week

Charles t-Soap Box'.) Barron, fight
| er Of many fights, and out for the
scalp Of Manuel G. Pacheco, chairman
Of the territorial Democratic central
committee, whose reported candidacy
lfor the postmastership OF H0npluIu
has stirred Barron to warfI1l wrath,
entertained the members of the terri.
torial committee last night with his
charges against Pacheco.
Given the courtesy of the floor early
in he evening, Barron lest no time
in launching ipto his charges, written
md verbal but before the meeting
had Dome to an end, Pacheco under
took his defence. which is said to have
cleared UP the points Barron had made
much OF.
Threats made by Barron for some
time past, that he would oust Pache-
CO from his place on the committee.
and notice given that he would appear
before the body last night to present
his charges, resulted In an unusually
large number of Democrats assembl
tng in the McCandless offices on Beth.
el street. where the meeting was held.
A vote was not taken, after Pacheco
completed his defence, to decide upon
what action should be taken with the
charges, but according to several mem.
bers of the committee, their proper
place is in the discard A meeting
will be held December 16 for action.
Barron asserted that Pacheco had
made II practise of ignoring the en-
dorsements sof the committee and
sending In names favored by him In
dividuaily for appointment to differ
ent federal offices. He cited as an
nostmaster Of Kchala. who now
wishes to resign because he says he
can make more money in other walks
of life. He said that Souza was a.
professed Republican and yet had
been endorsed by Pacheco,
Another case he cited brings in the
name of r. w. Cathcart for collector
OF internal revenue and that of C. D.
Pringle. Barron asserted that PringleI
had received the committees en-
dorsement, yet the chairman was as
sisting Cathcart to the job. Again
Barron declared that while the com.
AAAaSSCE noo bnC dppOi11t
ment OF E. G. Duisenberg as collector
cf customs, Pacheco had sent in the
name of s. S. Paxson for 1t. = -.
The committeeman agreed together
last night not to give out the details of
the meeting, and. for that reason Pa.
checo did not wish to discuss al any
length the charges made against him
and his defense.
EWhen the committee heard my
statement, they saw there was abso-
lGtely nothing to what Barron had
said. 1t was joke-hfs charges we're
q farce" laughed Pacheco this morn
Ing. s~~ a.. =
Other members of the committee,
when questioned about the proceed
ings, allowed themselves to laugh
reminiscently before eyading the
questions Il.
don't want to say anything about
1t, smiled one, but it was funny. II
haVe to say that-it was funny.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
President Of Hawaiian Pineap-
pie Co. Comments on the
Case Of U. S. VS.. American.
Can Co.. in Which His Firm.
IS Mentioned as One of the
Defendants
CAPITALIZATION or THE
CONCERN Is S88. .O00, 900
Manager of Local Branch Is at
Loss to Account for Press
Reports from Baltimore

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AZ. resa,. g J, .,,,. hro..h, 1,
raIfimora Nv the Itnisad stsfes - y
1Iesolve the hrnsrscsr -. ;f sssn ron,ns nv :,
\ fhe en-c.lIeA can frrst tha HaweIien
piees ,,,is ror,nsnv 3 ia 80 ana itssis ...,
named - s nsrfys asiendanf i' n the
action 1ftorrev.eener McRevrolds !
n hIe hill fcr disScis,fson Scclsrss ar
thai fhe aiieoed eensniracv ara co,,,-
hInatinn in resf,sin ~ strade Ms 1'.s,, an.
Tered into ir 1oo1
Whe. 'r.rf 80 u.w.i,ar p,ne.nnle
co,nnsnv xonld poseihlv have q re
ailefed trust. Or FOR what reason IL
Is named as one Of the defendants. IL
4 mystery to James D. Dole. presi-
dent ana manager 81 the company.
who made the Following statement to
the Star.B1llefin this morning:
= have seen the Associated Press
dispatch In the San Francisco papers.
stating that the u. 8. government in
its suit TO dissolve the American Can
co. had named the Hawaiian Pine
apple Co IS one Of the numerous de-
fcndante.
While 4 has been common knoWl-
edge Tor some months that the gov
erunlent was contemplating suit
against the can company, lis acuon'
~ naming us - delenoahts T. ~
sreat Z n!ys1efysto ns ana apparently
Nns1.1 ~ = Ms - any q tns
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tsferl dirrtfiv 81 Indirectly ia fhel
uoweiiS1 pineahnis f,on1nauv. Ior
doee fhc HaWaI|Sn Pinea1p,e Com.
nanv have any Interest. directly or I'M
dirtct|t in the 4ne|ldan Can Co. nor
III the earnings oi their Honolulu
factofy.
The management of the Hawaiian
Pineapple CO. feels that 1t need have
no fear FOR either the legal or moral
validity Of It's dealings with the can
company
IN addition 70 the American Can
Company Of the American Sheet and
ian pineapple COMPANY, the following
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