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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16
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A nine room modern house; east
front, shade trees, barn, wSll; corner
and paved streets; close in.
A nine room modern house. corner
west front, at .........,..... $500
Two lots in Lindsay Addition, each
at ....................... $3.50
Three lots within two blocks of the
new post office site at bargain.
Five room cottage, corner lot $3.50
Five room cottage, corner lot east
front; close in; $500 cash $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, April Wheat weak
enod today near the close when sales
emounting TO about a bushel were
made. More is said to have been
made under cover. The day closed
with wheat showing a net loss Of y
to la Is. Corn a net decline Of II
shade to * oats were Il higher to
IS lower and provisions were of ? Z
to II y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

KANSAS, CITY, April 15.-Cash -
> hard SS@S9, No. red 1O1 "a 1O6,
Corn-No. ? mixed Sc No. white
90.
Oats-No. . white 3CW3G1.; ?
mixed 34l2 a 35i4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16
PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Proyisions
were sharply lower on scattered sell
ing by longs on the heavier hog run
in the west. May prices We're. Pork
1850, lard 1850 and irbs ll.20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

There Wll be- % meeting of the cen
Ual hody Thursday evening. April /,
Your attendance is requested w n
Campbell Secretary ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

blocks of leases. Must be four thous-
and acres, each block assigned free.
Give full particulars. Address 95G
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

For Sale-Forty-acr lease across
section SO from big Wicey pool wells
in 80, 1913. Well drilling ON ad-
joining 40. Phone 3,27S or can at
206 Bliss building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16
Oil Lease for Sale.

1000 acres Of well selected oil land
in Pawnee county, oklahoma. For IN
formation, write J. e. Newell, Skedee,
Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

CHICAGO, Aprl 1j.-Cash-2 Red
105@lOS, hard 91N94; ! northern
91A 6l92ia; 2 northern 90m92;
spring 90H9lia; velvet chan SSM92;
durum S90sGla
Corn-No. . 56M56'9 white 81
ass; . yellow So y n57.
Oats-2 white 3Gl2; standard
3Jia ass.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

GLENN POOle-Tho Dunn OH com
pany CWincmiler, ct al) viii move in
this week for the No. 3, John ".
Barber section l3, l7-12, south half
Of the northwest quarter The No. (,
which is the third location west from
the southeast corner Is completed
ana good for better than 1000 bar
rcls. This is the well that came in
for upwards of 1000 barrels The
Marshall OH company consisting
principally Of the same men, is start
ing No, on the Charles Marshall
farm, section 13, l7-l2, in the north
west corner location Of the south half
Of the northeast quarter.
Tom Lofiand's first wen on the
Ro bert Ricketts, in 81, 1913, has
been completed and is good for -
barrels 1t is the second location
south along the east line of the west
half Of the southwest quarter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

MANIED-To purchase minority
or other intcrcs; In good oil proper
ties Address p o. Box 67S, Tulsa
Okla. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16
Bo IF. PETTUS
Phone 296.

Phone 296.
$500 to $1,000 Down
CHOICE RESIDENCES.
large rooms, bath, mantle. base
ment, good barn. almost new, in fine
condition, on one Of the best residence
streets $1,000 cash will handle this
price only $3,500.
room modern brick, lot 50xl4O,
well located, almost new. $500 to
$500, cash handles Price $4,000
6 Roomed, new, modern bungalow
close in, south side, 500 down, bal
ance to suit. Price $2,700.
Phone SO or 65.
EDWARD Il. BARRETT.
213 Bliss Building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16
Furniture Repairing

Guns:en Furniture Hospitals: Up
holstering, repairing. ref'nishing and
enamellng Obey the impulse. Phone
Us now; all work guaranteed. Phone
zoos. 219 East Fift.i Street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

RcNall Drug store. open day and
nlrhL Phone - and A.. Free night
deliveries. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

We have money at our command
to make city loans. II you have built
or intend to build, Sc us. We also
execute without delay all kinds OF
bonds. W. #. Stahl. 107 East Second
Street. Stall arund and see Stahl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

Wanted 10 purcuasc, oil and gas
leases Address =. q. Box 9O4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

Wanted Position AS lease man can
handle machinery Address Box 96,
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

DR.. irlIns, Osteolain. opp. Kress's
ndy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

A big surprise came yesterday
when the Henry OIL company drilled
its No q Morton, section 81, 1912,
in the old Tiger Flats pool into sand
at 2,507 feet and got a well good for
more than $50 barrels. Many per-
sons believe this is the Wheeler sand
but it seems hardly likely that there
is connection. Another one drilled
deep was the No. 10 NJ. Hawkins, sec
tion 90, 12-13. by the Deep Fork Oil
company. 1t is making a good well
and the showing is big but a little
way in sand at around 1000 feet.
One of the biggest wells in the last
week was drilled in yesterday by
Brink and associates in 1, 11-13,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

COWETA - Several people of
Coweta have taken exception to The
Worlds statement yesterday morning
that the test ON the Rebecca Howard
farm. section SO, 17-15, is a dry hole.
The location of the test now drilling,
of Lewis. ct al, also was reported in
section TO- instead of in section 10,
which was wrong. Mr. Lewis writes
The facts about the Rebecca How
ard well are: 1t is a 3-i million gas
well and we are using gas from saio
well to drill with. There are four
showngs of oil, first at 1,16S feet (S
feet of sand,) second at 1,2i4 feet a
feet of sand) third at l,47O feet eco
feet of sand) and fourth at l $40 feet
90 feet Of sand.)
"With the above showing, it doesn't
lcok to me like a dry hole. The Re
beoca Howard well is plugged with
three lead plugs at 1,710 feet, and
with a wooden plug at 1,130 feet,
shutting in the oil between the gas
above and salt water below and, as il
belongs to the Kansas Natural people,
they can finish 1t up and make an oil
well of 1t any time they want to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

SOUTH or BINBY-There was no
change overnight in the situation in
the new 'Wicey' pool. The two wells
that are nearing the sand, namely
the Mogul oil company's No. !, Felix
Morrison ofsetting the Wicey dis
coyery well west; and the Leschen
oil company's test on the Daisy Ella
Zelia Anabella Jefferson, along the
south line of the southwest of 26,
Each should get the 1880 foot sand
this week. The two wells recently
drilled in have not been depend
j. j. Linehan, of Bartlcsylle, sup
erintendent of the shallow field di
vision of the Prairie Oil and Gas
company's pipe line department, was
in Tulsa yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-16

Dick Howard of Sapupa was in
Tulsa yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
BERLIN VISITED BY
$4,000 AMERICANS
Many Motorists Among the 1000
Who Stopped There During
the Past Month.

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch
Berlin. August l6.-According to
carefully tabulated statistics Of the
police. nearly 1000 Americans regis
tered at Berlin hotels during the past
month. This is about 1000 more than
stopped here during the correspond
ing period last year, and greatly cx-
ceeds the number of tourists coming
from any other one country. Russia
ana Austria being the only cNcep-
lions. Although this has not been a
mountaineering year in the matter OF
American tourist traffic. it is safe TO
assume that The total number OF vis.-
tors from the United States during
the present season cors:ccra bly, ex-
cccds $4,000.
This week has been notable for the
unusually large number Of motoring
parties passing through Berlin on the
way 10 and from German scaports.
Nh and Mrs. Hamilton Fish. of New
York, Who' are making a motor tour
through central Europe. were Mt the
Hotel AlIon several days awaiting
their automobile. which broke down
soon after they left Hamburg
Another motoring party. that Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Maurice l.. i;othschild. OF
Chicago. stopped here after /; tour of
nearly two months III different parts
or Europe. With the itothSchlld
party is Miss Florence Simon, of
Minneapolis.
Alr and Mrs. Albert L. Strauss and
family, OF Chicago. spent few days
here Before leaving by automobile for
the Swiss Tyrol. Other motorists who
arrived during the week were DIR. and
Mrs l. II. Rothberger, OF New YORK.
from LEIPZIG; Gilbert W Lee and Nor
ton Lee, or Detroit. who also motored
from Leipzig on their way home.
Tho extent of which Germany is be-
coming dependent upon New York. as
sourcc OF supply for its operate
talent is shown again this year IN re
cent productions both at Berlin and
Munich, where the Wagner festival Is
in progress. The leading stars in both
cases were borrowed from the forces
Of the metropolitan Opera House. The
appearance Of Emmy Destmn at Crolrs
opera House here has been the most
important event of tho midsummer sea-
son. At Munich the heaviest roles have
fallen 10 owe Fromstadt, who sang
the part OF Isolde ut the Inaugural per-
formancc OF Tristan" on Monday
night.
Simon steingut. Mayor OF Second
Avenue" left for New York Tuesday.
after spending several days at the
Hotel Adlon. where he met Rkinelander
Waldo, police commissioner Of New
York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
BRITISH CABINET
STAYS NEAR HOME
Practically Only Member Who
Goes Far Away for Vacation
Is Lord Haldane.
fspeclal cnble 10 rhe 1,ilnes -plspatch.l

| Especial Cable to The Times- Dispatch
London, August l6.--Thc only British,
member OF the Cabinet who Is going,
any distance from his native land for
the holidays is the Lord Chancellor,
Lord IIaldane. who goes to America to
address the American Bar Association
The Great Seal OF England. which is
the emblem of Lord Hnldano's Office is
never allowed 10 leave tho country, so
during his absence it will DO left In the
Joint care Of Lord Morley. Lord Beau
champ and Master OF Rolls Sir Cozens
Hardy.
the interesting news that every day of
his lifc Lord Haldane writes n long
letter. no matter how busy he may be.
TO his mother, who is over ninety years
cid and immensely proud of her bach
elor son.
The only other minister who Is al
lowing himself u short holiday abroad
IS Winston Churchill. who will pay II
flying visit to Switzerland The greater
part Of his vacation. however. MIR.
Churchill Will spend on tho admiralty
Yacht. "Enchantrcss,' going from one
port 10 another TO learn more about
the navy.
In spite OF the widest sufrragetto
threats. some OF which are really Sc
riors, MIR. Mckcnna. Home Secretary
VIII spend his vacation in Scotland,
where Mr.. Asquith also has taken q
house in the remote north
Sir Edward Greg, Mr.. Buxton and
Mr.. Runcinan all remain In England
visiting friends. Lloyd George will
visit Wales.
AZ for John Burns he refuses to say
where he is going. but his favorit to
pastine is marching with the soldiers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
BARON H|RSCH'S
SON RE-WINS BRIDE.

London. August 16.-English visitors
to lie Tourque, the fashionable little
French resort near Boulogne, were
amazed this week to find Baron de
Forest and his wife playing golf to-
gether. evidently on the most friendly
and intimate terms. This reconcilia-
ton. after such bitter matrimonial
experience, comes almost as shock
TO society.
Paron de Forest, whose origin is
somewhat obscure, was the adopted
son OF the late Baron fiirscn, the multi
millionaire, who purchased for his pro-
tege an Austrian title.
When he married the pretty sister
OF Lord Gerald. every one hoped he
would conform to tho ways OF English
society. but this was not to be. His
strange treatment Of his young wife
caused much gossip.
About three years ago the baroness
commenced Irritation with young
guardslnan, and finally eloped with
him. Then began a wild chase OF the
fugitive pair. The entire sympathy Of
society was with tho erring wife.
The baron. cut by every one, be-
came n Socialist and Joined Lloyd
Georges campaign against landlords
although he possesses huge estates on
which he pays no English taxes.
So incensed were the farmers In the
Leicestershire district, where he lived,
that they posted notices forbidding the
baron to cross their land on pain Of
corporal punishment.
Tho baron is believed to be ycarning
to BIO received by society once more
hence tho reconciliation with his pop
ular bride.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
TO PLAN EXERCISES
FOR OCTOBER 19
Committee Representing York
town Historical Society Will
Meet on Monday.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
yorktown, Va. August l6.-In the
old home OF Thomas Nelson. Jr.. at
Yorktown, a distinguished group or
American patriots VIII gather on Mon
day to plan for the annual celebration
OF the yorktown Historical Society OF
tho United States. This society was
organized on August 1. 1903. for the
patriotic purpose OF preserving in
Yorktown the interesting historic sites
and scenes of the Revolution. ON Oc-
tober 10 this primitive town OF re
nown is always the scene OF public
patriotism.
Each year since the organization
planned the annual exercises. hun
dreds have gathered in the ancient
township TO commemorate the event
This fourth annual celebration,
which Will occur October ls this year
promises TO be n greater success even
than upon former occasions The
board OF governors Of the Yorktown
Historical Society Is as follows.
Henry Reed, Hatfield OF Philadelphia:
Colonel Oswald Tlgman, of t.aston,
Md pr, Henry Morris, or Philadelphia:
Rev. George W. Dame Baltimore; Con~
way H. shields. Yorktown; Mrs. Car
rol Van Ness. Baltimore. Md: Mrs
John Adams Bcchtcl. Williamsburg
Hon Thomas ;. Martin, United States
Senator from Virginia. Hon. Claude
A. swanson. United States Senator
from Virginia. Compile de Chambrun.
French legation, Washington. H. c..
Philip Livingstone Poe, Baltimore.
Nd; Edgar w Timberiake. Wake
Forest, " C.. and Braxton d. Gibson.
Charlestown, W. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
SPLENDOR AND
POMP is GONE
FROM VATICAN
Celebration of Coronation Of Plus
X. in Marked Contrast to
That of Leo XIII.
ny fAMILLo ClANFARRA.

:,
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h.uN ~ e. o., :, -
'1s"'s -"
ssu .-n,,,,ia., 80, ~
-. S,
- 81 Ky 49, =, rr,,n, 49, =. -
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w 80 =. 49, - -" ~
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49, - al.t,.I I,s h.cn,no ,,n,y
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, .-,,.,.i, ~ liz ,on,t tbo ANAL
@tttit .rd ! larr. army OF yatican
at..t3tg,Ys H.. r4n,i.pi,,r mo dnys Of
vt. .rd tNat dcop dissatisfaction cx-
i.ar.s,Ir ,re curi,, prclates is To state
oplt' rart IF thc truth.
Nourn snIrrdor OF Court.
Prslates Wha reached the highest
rauI in tho church undcr Leo Kill
,6a<o some sad reflections over the
grHuEo and The passing of the Spleu-
oUt. a. tn, court
one of tic traits ~ the Pope's char
aeter. wnich has oudrared him 10 ex-
altcJ aud humble alike. is tho extreme
simplicity of hs life and his nbhor-
renee of gorgeous ceremonies when not
intec to do honor 70 God. but nat
tra.lv mas policy. although strongly
suptor'e0 Ny the clergy 1T largo. has
inntd icw sEmpathlzers among those
onnneet"d VITA The court
nae NIeSs syn devoted TO the mem
osI 81 itie ',feat Rope mas heen draw
lns some sh'ip comparisons between
ias NaI '4e ahhiNersa ieS used to be
Set.'iS'e" o'ur' Leo "hp mat IN vogue
h'"'
"rn'cr'f ''orsr""s >"cc'ncic.
GASEOUS p Gorgeous ceremonies IN
'Si.''t ~ N'.N'H ~ ne cieiilies OF inc
'tuI1" " VVhNLt'e iNe" 81 me POPE
p'"fi ~ t"'i IN coronation day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
MAILS FRUIT TO WILSON.
Object Lesson In Parcel Post Efficiency
nucr New LAW.

Washington August lG.--postmaster-
General Burlcson inaugurated the new
regulations changing the parcel post
PRESIDENT Wilson n box, which veignet.
seventeen pounds, with postage
SA.Ige of ~ cents. was delivered at tn,
w hlte House early in the day Win
IL came note in which the POST
mastcr-General said:
rms Is an illustration OF the op-
portahity which has been opened to the
farmer, the horticulturist, TN. manu-
iactuier, and IL every citizen OF the
country who viii avail himself Of this
IN the promition of the commerce and
happiness OF our people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
IN HANDS OF BRITISH
Supervising" is Defined as
Marvel of Condensed
Description.

lopcciaI Cable to The Times DISPATCH |
London. August l6-The American
language, says writer In the London
D"iiy Express, is developing new
literature which is Imaginative.
metaphoric and full of color. besides
oeih9 the time-saving device of the
age. II Is the Shorthand Of spoken
Languages.
precisely what is this remarkable
language? no asks. Some one de-
hned caulihower as plain cabbage
with college education. In the same
way II may be said that American
Is simply tho we'll known slang with
university training. 1t /, super
slang
TO Illustrate. let us take a wora
"hich is a marvel of condensed de-
scription. suppose l wanted to cay OF
man that he was clumsy futil,
helpless and undesirable. that no was
siovenly IN his manner and shabby IN
ms dress: that he was intellectually
insignificant and specifically nil that
ne never minded his own business ana
meddied with every one else's. that
MS presence was an abominat!on 10
me- l wanted TO say all this. and
ittie oit more. should merely de-
1t Is this pregnant compact quality
which especially recommends Arneri-
can for poetic use
suppose Robert Burns had written
his exquisite Red Red Rose. IN
American instead of. English For
tenderness IN the eXaltation OF a loved
one American is unrivaled Witness:
20 my luve's a red, red rose.
She's pippin. she's Just rirpin
she's n hear.
Sh" can turkey trot and tango.
Shes a ounce. o she's a mango.
She's the candy kid for fair
Are you there?
% my luves like red. red rose.
Just take IL from me. kid. size, a
dream she's scream
Pipe her in her glad rags there
l should worry! She's a bear,
She's all peaches and cream.
Get glcam.'
And would not Byron's Maid Of
Athens" be Infinitely more expressive
in American?
Maid OF Athens, erc beat it.
Give me back my heart need IL
Cut. cut that taTy, please!
stop your teasin
Quit the saueezin',
l mpiorc YOU OH my knees.
III admit you got me gonL
And my love for you ia growing,
But Is enough. kid.
Call the bluff. kid.
I've got your number and I'm wise.
There's no use your making eyes"
Not only in the language OF love ,s
American 50 rich. II can be rnclllauous
or bitter, ~ YOU wish 1t can express
hatred ms eloquently as affection and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
CHEWING Gun CAUSES PANIC.
th0kcS MotorInun and Swift Trolley
Car Runs Uncontrolled.

Atlantic City, August 16.-Choking on
piece OF gum which became lodG Cd
In hts throat Glenn Grice. "a motorlnan
on the shore Fast Line trolley system.
zen unconscious at his controller while
IL car was running at high speed into
this city from Pieasantville. and in
No cOmmotion that followed several
women passengers became panic
stricken.
ductor John Lafang checked q STAN
pcac: and prevented what might have
resulted in serious accidents. The gum
tuolly was extracted, but GrIc,e re
quired medical attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
100000 PAID
BY AMERICANS
FOR 'SHOOT|NCS'
Many Prominent New Workers.
and Others From West Are
Having Go at tie Birds"

Especial Cable 10 The Times
London. august IL 1.A,
g,o,, "s'e was
ING 'f"ih INC metropolis
this week for northern ,noors wber.
grous. shooting opannJ ~ ,i ...,
ous ,rwslf,b . "'o'i-
ms method Of spending vacation
ov,inn =, -, ''p0iaI'
'"e "e'Hness with which
~" spoF'snen have taken 10 Il,
II ~ no cNaggerat{on Ia 90 49,
ieas, 50 per cen, of Inc No., 'n ., a.
~ ""est shoot
- i%nsiahd ana Scotland this year
are rented ~ Americans. who accnr,
ing Ia onn commentaries
o6o ooe - ,ona Io, I'm e.
oVo'oV0 20 '".ooo'ooo 10 needy Rundown
the birds"
!" We"-known New York lawyer.
more renowned for handling shooting
cases in court than for prowess in ,bo
Acid. was boas,lur mo o,h.r
,a
what 90 you do with your bag
asked the friend. seeming n chcnp brace
OF birds. "oh, everything shoot t.oes
10 the hospital. ,y,s ma 49,. aa
wondered why .veyyhodv ia,,i,t. 81 'o
snorf Il Scrx Innd
Early reports fro,n ,bo ,nr,, 49,,
that the sport is good and birds nler,i.
ful and healthy
Lord Gfanard and Henry phipps Jr
have taken the Glcnproscn Lodge,
Forfarshire, Scotland. for the shooting
season Lady Granard and Mrs. Henry
/ ihippa are twin sisters
Mt and Mrs chauncey pepcw. who
gave a very jolly dance on their yacht
] 1illAnQe To wlr1i Un tnD t'Dweg
" no" cruising on thc south coast
.i's. DaS!d beatty also ~ cruising In
,,',,. 49,, tN't'ons hrf guests ~
- - 49, 80 Due'..ss - sotAef!aha. VINO
.."s 'tS"h - 70
pa,sr, = c. n..,
n,,I. ia r,on, .a,, So $50
mare hnurds has t,,at ,.l.a, tLros
sinston grange IRON, 4 i, duncan for
the hunting season The feclfns,
against an American being made mas
ter OF one OF England's best packs or
foxhounds has passed away and there
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-31
MEMBERS HARb0R BREAKING,
SAY men in SHIPPING CIRCLES

The membership of Harbor 54, Mas
ters and Mates Association is declared
cy some to be torn with dissension at
'he prospect Of break with the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company
rat will result in a general strike
u"ong the vessel masters and other
officers now connected with the SER
vice.
The prediction was made this morn
ng that less than thirty per cent of
he total membership Of the organiza-
ion is in hearty sympathy and accord
with the ideas of a minority or ring
leaders, who appear determined TO call
nut all navigating officers now holding
lown berths in the In;er-l, land ser
vice.
There are less than a dozen men,
Aligned with the Masters and Mates
vho are insistent in their demands ror
general walk-out of lnter-lslan1
kipers and mates insisted a we'll
g, ted shipping man this morning.
ruIIett Denies Split.
Captain Tulle't, speaking for the
Zen however denied the report that
here is any disaffection in the ranks
# the harbor members, and said that
{ has had reports from every mem
Der of the harbor and that all Of them
going to stick by the leaders.
You may say from me" said the
skipper. that we are going to hold
asst. l have talked with practically
Il! the members of the harbor an@
lave had their personal assurance that
they will stick with the organization