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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

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ejneuoitilling ofboloes / oena1e Gio
/ ct. @eters6org, .og oct fremgaar
al en- / oenne Mnleoning 110arbejoet
5tatiitif, at Dpoeligbe6en / &us=
la1ros @opeoita0 er iterre en6 / nos
gen al @eroens anore Storte6er.
Site minore ems is Hrooert al ollie
Dg0sfalb ifploes 9lrberfuloie.
S set. forlebne Mor -blep Der
begaaet 384 Moro og 1907 5eln=
moro. 81 man6lige og 81 fpinoe=
lige Selpmor6ere bnr / Mlberen fra
Mar. Mnrin9erne par bo-
pe0fagelig Cult og Ne6b pau @runb
al Mrbejbslesbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
40 M%rbejoere nmfommet /
brrnben1e Ebpnlmine. 40 Mrbe

40 Mrbejoere nu,fommet / en-
.b%rrnbenbe Sooblmine. 40 Mrbeioe-
re bot funoet Deoen rm6er en-
8run6 / Gpoblminerre peo GaItel
81 9ernini paa Sicilien. Da 81
ben bre6 no, par 700 Mrbej0ere
beifiaftiget / Minegangene, og en-
forfer6elig &anif opitob. som
|biloe Dpr iloges Mer1oene omfria1g
ben e1eite Glepator, ser Dor til 9B
petition, og mango fanf fam1nem,
oreH at 9olteitif, inocn Glmmer.
ne naaebe benz.
@eo at fprRnge en- Gel Of 8ierg-
||bpggen, Der fsrer ino til en- Mabo.
mine, lDffeoes BET S~t6riteoelen af
IMrbeioerne at nt1oton11ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

@or berr6es Moa16 life benoes
eneite &coning? Den Dpgtigbeo,
BON bapoe erbperpet Jig poa @efolt=
ming al 6eres Ggteifabeliee spffe,
bar MT berbe5 e1eite @aab.
&r. Gallemin los olle forla6e
Spgep9reliet % bleD alene tilbage
nte6 fin &atient. 6or fgrlte @m1e
betraete0e blanche fin Mano meo
oprigtig 8eunoring. SON ipntes
ben6e i bette 9jeblif flor, ia noe
item beroiif - MI forito6 FUN Set
kitorlabne / bons &oenifab.
So 9oftor Gallemin forlo0 GU,
gepgreliet, ipntes ban at bore Die,
ben ii Mar 9l6re. Gperationen
par lpffebes. Otter ct langt Spge.
leie bleb Georges after raif, men
bans Mon6sepner Dor fpeffeoe. Sra
Sag til Dug blep bans Snfommelie
haarligere % baarligere, % til:
fiolt bar ban l1be al Stanb til at
l%otrpffe be alminoeligite 9ing. So
Mooneoer efter Dperutionen bleb
Georges De @iel,sie erfleret for
falbitaaroig aorosipag % nnbragt
boa en- S6iotoritM.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

lBs knaspa wire "a rssrnlng Herald. J
Los Angelica 1unt f.--omriAl re-
tnrrr fsoia ~ 1ut cssht rfpc'nrta to-
ahf roaAfned the EVICTION OF Police
1ud&t H. p. Rose. ndapendsni. a.
mayor 81 the city ever clsy Attorney
John vi schenk. snunicipaI conference
qauaIoaie. ~ majority ~ over 1000
~ geateflats election. marking the
ornflhrow 81 sne refern organizations
Whfph hHve been n power for some
years. Rice Represented the - cniftd
slttfn, element
Il ~ esilmated that more than TO-
400 socialists dld not vote. their cam
dldaie, JOB Hartman, having been de-
Itstad IN tho primaries -Four mnul-
cIDal elections and numerous special
elections have kept the voters busy
during the laas ave years. The result.
u WA declared. was apathy as "a yes-
aerday'a results.
cne socialist. Fred G.. Wheeler. won
place IN the city council. Mira.
Frances Nool. the woman socialist
candidate for council, who was expect.
- TO show great strength, polled a
smaller vote than any ~ the men. de-
spike the active support Of cltibwo-
men and suffrage IcaderA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
JOCKEY CLUB MUST
DEFEND SHERMAN
LAW ACTION
Maryland Fair Association At
tacks Right of Organization
to Control Racing Outside OF
New York.


New York. June 4--Control over
horse racing IN the east as exercised
by the Jockey club ana the National
steeplechase ana Hunts association,
was attacked By the Maryland state
Fair association today Ia the federal
court The Maryland association as
serts that the Jockey club and It's as
sociateS is combination In restraint
of trade and seeks 10 restrain them
from exercising authority Over racing
York.
The suit resulted from the refusal
Of the Jockey club 10 sanction races
which the Maryland state Fair asso-
citation wished 10 hold az Laurel Md,
next October The Jockey club oh
jeeted 10 the dates selected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

IN disclosing the fnet that during the
four years preceding March fourth
an average OF thirty-four cierkshipa
per nnnum remained vacant in the de-
partment.
1.-THE United states posted service
comprises altogether. more than SOC. 2
600 offices and men. n h the largest
business organization In the world. IL
expends annually about $4,000 900
and now takes IN approximately that
amount In postal receipts. IL requires
a high order OF business ability ana
the closest kind Of application on the
part OF the various officers In charge
"a conduct successfully q public SER
vice go extensive and So intricate.
"'rhe question very naturally may
present Itself In the public mind a.
90 why the present officers OF the de-
partment instead Of consuming an
this time In an endeavor 10 discredlt
The good work of the men they sue
teeded. are not dev0ting themselves
more attentiyely OF the important
branches az the service entrusted Go
their care, even n they are thus far
unable In their lnexperienee 90 map
out ana execute n constructive postal
program 80 40 10 broaden still further
the usefulness OF the post Office. They
doubtless viii ind considerable task
and one requiring their strict attention
70 maintain throughout our vast coun-
try the efficiency Of the postal service
as developed and extended by their
predecessors and particularly OF those
great branches Of the service recently
established for the benefit Of the peo-
pie by a Republican administration,
the postal savings bank and the parco
post"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

lMr E.Naaen W1se 10 Etenlnr Herald. ]
Nencnuvor 81 June a.r-Cnblar
nIame ffpn Melbourne. Anafgalin. re-
enire4 htne to-day report the pfobabfe
dtfsnt oS ihe labor minlstry IN the
elecilons held in the colony recently.
MelNgE1 available today. TIE mtsAags
Haid. gave the Liberals 80 seats and
thn f.abes party IN The house "
Representatives
Proposed constitutional amend
h4ehls daslanhd 20 extend the powers
1t fle federal house Of representa-
t'fca alee we're voted upon. but their
1ate n as yet unknown. The Liberals
opposed the changes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
METCALFE's POSITION
FAR FROM PERMANENT


[IlF InnHeN Wire % Evening Herald. !
Washington, June Secretary
Garrison declared today lhnt the So
lection Of Richard I. Metcalfe ~
Lincoln. Ncb.. 70 be- d member OF the
Panama canal commission IN charge
Of the civil administration ala not
mean that he was 20 be governor Of
the zone when the permanent es-
adjustment waH created. Secretary
Garrison declared Metcalfe was sim
ply 10 replace Maurice ~. Thatcher
~ one Of the members ~ he commits
Elcn whose duties are prescribed by
the chairman, Colonel Goethals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
FORMER BOSS cox ON
TRIAL AT CINCINNATI


lHp kenrnA wire 40 Esening Herald. !
ClnesnnnfI o.. June Additional
Testimony III Witnesses for the state
Was heard today II the trial OF
George n Cox. former political lead
a. ana president of fhe Cincinnati
Truft enmpany ana four other former
officers and directors Of the bank
Esfn err ehaFesd uifh niiaapalloation
* s. ncie naid to be a part 81 ths
bank nfReta The state WAS expected
% conclude lia testimony IN the case
Today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
BRITISH DENY INTENT
TO BUILD NAVY YARD
AT KINGSTON, JAMAICA

lBy leased Wire TO fsvenlnR Herald. I
London. june f.--The British gov
eminent has no Intention OF building
a biz naval station az Kingston. ia
mnica. az a consequence 81 the COM
pietion of the Panama canal accord
ing "a an announcement made by
Winston Spencer Churchill. first lord
81 the admiralty today in the house
Of commons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
DIPLOMATS GATHER
TO COUNT COST
Of BALKAN
STRIFE
Representatives Of Great Pow
ers Will Assess Battle Ma
tions for Proportion Of
Turkish Debt.
CONFERENCE EXPECTED
TO LAST FOR WEEKS


Thy leased Wire "a Evening Herald. ]
Paris. June Fifty delegates Of
the great European powers and Of the
Balkan states met the French foreign
office today 20 settle the financial
questions arising out 81 the recent
war. They VIII also consider the
question % q war indemnity. and de-
termine what portion Of the Ottoman
debt must be Saken over by the Bal
kan allies. Their deliberations win
probably last a considerable time.
stephen Pich0n. the French foreign
minister. presided AZ todey's meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
BRAZILIAN PEACE ENVOY
COMING ON BATTLESHIP


IBy Leased Wire 10 evening Herald !
Bridgeiown, Barbadoes. ", W. l.,
June A.-Dr. LaurO Muller, Brazilian
minister at foreign AFFAIRS. left here
today for Norfolk Va. on board the
brazilian dreadnaught Mlnas ueraea,
he was accompanied by star Of
eight. including Mauricio Nnbuco, son
~ the late Brazilian ambassador at
Washington, Dr. Joaquin Nabuco. Dr.
Muller IN returning the visit paid ia
Brasil In 1905 by the then secretary
~ state. Elihu Root Hls mission NJ
one Of peace as theirs are no out
standing questions between the Unit
"a states ana Brazil.
From Norfolk Or Muller VIII pros
csed 10 Washington. New York aud
California.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
FREE TRADERS WIN
VICTORY IN
SENATE
Tariff Bill Expected to Carry
Lower Duties Than Those
Provided in Original Under
wood Measure.
my LEASED wirc TO evening ncraId.l

Thy Leased Wire ro Evening HERALD
Washington. june CONTRARY 10
expectation and precedent. the tariff
bill, when II comes from the Demo-
cratic majority Of the senate. prom
ises 10 carry lower rates Than when
Il passed the house.
Some increases In the rates on cot
ton yarns and more expensive text-le
fabrics have been agreed upon, but
In the chemical, metal. agricultural
ana sundries schedules the revision
has been for decreases and the t,'e
list will be considerably enlarged.
An The subcommittee expect TO
finish their work this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
COURT UPH0LDs CUT IN
WESTERN UNION TOLLS


lnv Leased Wire go Evening Herald. }
Lincoln. Neb., June 4.--The fedcr-
a. court IN Omaha has refused %
grant a temporary Injunction sought
by the Western Union Telegraph
company against the operation OF a
bin passed by the last legislature, pro-
yldinR a maximum ~ 20 cents for q
ten-word message, Il was announced
here this morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
SANITARY CUPS Al
LOCAL SODA
FOUNTAIN

In line with the generally enter
prising policy characteristic of the
Powell DRUG company has been the
provision during the pnst few days
of sanitary drinking cups al the soda
fountain. The cups used by the Pow
ell company are not only health safe
guards but are also attractive In APP
pearance, heing most ingeniorsly ut
ted into pretty nickeled holders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
roo LATE To CLAssIRY

=
WILL TRADE ~ acres, about one
mile west 81 bridge for city prop-
erly. Habbs Laundry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
WESTERN YARD TO BUILD
GOVERNMENT SUBMARINE
[By leased wire 10 EVeDlnR herald. !

IbY Ieasen Wire tO HVeDIng HerhId
Washington. June Secretary
Daniels today awarded the contract
for the construction az the submarine
tender Bushnell 10 the Seattle Dry
Dock and Construction company of
Seattle. az $685., 600. The vessel h 20
boz delivered In twenty-one months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
SON EXPELLED FOR
JOINING FRAT;
DAD SUES
Denver Father UphOlds Youth
Who Defied School Author
tiles By Affiliating With
Forbidden Organization.

Denver, June &C. A. Roberts to-
day filed suit In the district court
asking $1,000 damages against the
Denver school board Roberts flied
the suit an next friend" Go his son
who was dismissed from the high
school by order OF the board because
he was charged with being a member
of a Greek letter frat Forty-siX olhf
er pupils were expelled by the same
order Of the board
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

Spst ensaIl4 arriving fn every tain.
Aatth for 4ur hie Emehy Purchase
NNse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

New goods arriving on cvers train.
Watch for our hlg LucLy Purchase
sale.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

laps HAN Team Dcfeats stanford.
Toxic. June f.--The Neil unlyer-
atty baseball team to-day defeated the
LELAND Stanford Junior university
team. 8 70 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

Watch for 0ur hig Imcky Purchase
sale.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
KAKAAK0 Gan G
And POLICE
CLASH

Steps were taken this morning &c
break up the tcontinued acts Of law.
lcssness said TO have been perpe
trated by a score Of Porto Ricans,
Filipinos and Hawaiians. declared &c
be members Of the famous Kakaako
gang which for some months has In
tested the waterfront and congregat.
ed at the wharves with the arrival
and departure Of transpacific steam
ers. ~ - - r. -
{ AS a result Of the activity of Har-
Dor Officer Alfred Carter and his as
sistants, a warrant was served on
George Wallace, who was soon after
placed under arrest. Officers are
now seeking six men who are charg.
ed with having participated in an as
sault upon Wharf Superintendent
Henry L. Reilly. Of the Pacific Mail
and. the Togo Kisen Kaisha lines.
q Al Japanese second-cIas passenger
in the Manchuria maze complaint to
Rely this morning that as he ap-
proaehed the gangway leading to the
steamer, HIS baggage was snatched
from his hand by q Hawaiian who in
sisted on placing the articles aboard
the vessel Al demand was then made
that the passenger pay one dollar for
the service, which was refused Wal
lace and several companions were
charged with having attempted to
thrash the Japanese. who fed to the
lower portion OF the wharf and re.
ported the occurrence to several
wharf attendants Reilly went to the
assistance of the traveller, who readf
iy identified the men. A fight fol-
lowed in which one member of the
gang Is declared to have tried to In.
fiict injuries upon Reilly with q heavy
piece OF timber. At this time several
police officers jumped into the fray
and Wallace was taken to the central
station.
The steamship agents have heard q
number Of complaints concerning the
crowd OF lioodlums as steamers lay
at the wharyes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
TRANSPORT IS
PROMISED RUN
TO HONOLULU
rhe oaklapd Tribuae says

The oaklapd Tribune says: L.
an spite of the vehement protest
of the owners OF the private steamer
lines, there is not. much doubt but
what the war department will soon
put into use between this port and
Honolulu d transport service of its
own. The Buford Is picked out for
this purpose, and IL will be the
means of taking away from the pres
ent companies a lot of government
freight and passage business. BUSH
ness in Honolulu has profited greatly
or late months because Of the 10000
troops Uncle Sam has in Hawaii at
present. Several thousand more men
viii be added TO this number within
4 year. The army and navy monthly
payroll in the islands now reaches
over $4,000. The effect of this large
payroll on the business Of Honolulu
can readily be imagined. 1t means In
4 small way what the size Of Camp
Merritt in the Richmand district and
the large number Of troops at the Pre-
sidio signified for this city at the
opening Of the Spanish American war
the government transport service to
the Philippines from this port took
away q large volume or business from
the private lines. In q lesser degree
d transport to Honolulu viii naturally
cause the same result AS has been
the case with many troops In tho
Philippines, the large number of men
ii Hawaii affects fav6rably the bust
ness az fhis city. state and coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
|Q.M. DEPARTMENT
READY TO HANDLE.
FINANCES HERE
u a
Press Dispatch Announe cement
Corresponds with Figures of
Hawaiian Department

/ Although press dispatches bring
word that the estimates for extens-
i've army construction work have
been submitted to congress by the
war department, no official notice OF
such action, or of the exact nature
of the work contemplated, has been
received by the department quarter
master, Major B. Frank Cheatham.
The estimates, however, correspond
with figures submitted from Major
Gheatham.s office, and it is the opiAr
ion OF the army heads here that there
viii be much building activity in the
near future at Schofield Barracks,
Kamehameha and Shafter.
The estimates for Schofield include
funds for the construction of addi-
tional barracks, quarters and stables
funds for the construction Of addition
al barracks, quarters and stables for
one squadron Of cavalry, which, with
provide for the regiment OF horse now
in cantonment Money to build bar
racks and non-commissioned officers
quarters for regiment Of infantry,
sofhcers quarters being already com
#pleted is another item. Permanent
construction at Shafter for two more
baftalions Is also contemplated.
tive have enough money to finish.
the cavalry post at Cashier for two
squadr0ns,s said Major cheatham this
IL funds can be made i'm.
mediately available for finishing the
infantry and cavalry posts It will be
"a great saving IN both time and
m aiilxy O q We non, 1sa,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
MANY ENLISTED
men Of SKATER
GOING TO COAST
Transport Legan VIII Garry a
Large Number Notes
of Lively Post
Especial star-Rsllstln CORRESPONDENCE

/ q
ISpeeiai Star-Balletln Correspondence
FORT SKATER, Dec. IAN IN.
usually large number of enlisted men
of this garrison are to return to the
coast for discharge by the transport
Logan sailing tomorrow. The list In
cludes all grades and takes away
many men who have been Identified
with the "a infantry for many years.
A number of the athletes, ball players
and good rifle shots are included. The
list is fair sample of what the seven
year enlistment period is doing for the
army in general. S.
From the Cd Infantry. 81 III
Band Private Alva G. Brown. /.
Company A-Sergeant Frank Ken
drick. #5 Il
Company B. Private Bruce Strong.
Company Cook Irving w Pierce.
Company D. Musician Charles Noe.
Company Private Marvin vii
Hanson. Private James 4. Nelson.
Company FArtificer Veater C. Lu-
allen, Cook Bert MCGEE, Private Jar
Wis Noe, James D. Whitaker and VII
liam w. Campbell. $50
Company c. Corporals Harvey r.
Seldom, Samuel Rush and Charles f.
Sampson. and Private William H.
White.
Company Corporal Albert Sander.
ling.
Company Corporal william T.
Whitaker and Private Lewis 8. Whit
tie.
Company Il. Engineers Corporals
William s. Davis and Stephen G. Cos
grove, Cook Walter G. Ruehe, Ist
Class Private George T. Williams, Cd
Class Private Joseph Byrd.
Field Company E. signal Corps
Corporal William d. Ralston, 1st Class
PriVates Harry p. sSickley. Raymond
e. PARROT and Forbes I. Baker.
Detachment Company nj, Signal
Corps list Glass Private Frank j.
Shepheard.
Quartermaster Corps list Class PR.
yate Elwood L. Wilson.
- -
B The cup that Is to 60 to the winner
of the post baseball series has been
received and Is now on exhibition at
the post exchange. It is OF silver
and stands is inches high and bears
q description to be filed In with the
name of the winning company and
shows that It marks the local cham
pionship at baseball for the 1914 sea.
son. The cup was presented to the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str. Likelike for Kauai ports,
Dec. 5-John Fassath, j. r. Meyers,
g. p. Wilcox and wife, Mrs. T. B.
Bush, +, Weber, +. Koochi.
Per stmr. Claudine, for Maui ports,
Dec 5.-4M. B. Henshaw.
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hiio and
way ports: Dec. s: Mrs. p. T. Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morrison, A.
smith and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ross. Miss Forrest Mrs. r. T. For.
rest. Mrs Robt Dougher. Miss q.
Glib. James Henderson, c. r. Eek.
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Glib, j. 5.
K Cushingham, e. Kopke, C. E.
Wright and wife, w. A Gronger and
wife, VIM. Pullar, ]. T. NOR, Miss
En- Crandley, ]. A. Scott, Miss l.
Dawson. H. B. Penhallow. wife and
child. q
Per stmr. Claudine, for Maui ports,
Dec. S.--R s. Norris.
Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, Dec.
Paul Schmidt, Miss Hofgaard.
Per CA. SIS. Niagara, for Suya,
Auckland and Sydney. Dec. S. - Miss
Kemp. y. "A. Wood and wife, r. s..
Lacks. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardern, Miss
Morrie, maid, valet, chauffeur, Mrs.
J. Brown, Mrs. E. Fitzgerald, r. w.
Banks. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. III. Glad
stone. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hill q.
r w. thinner, E. Al. d. Hayes, Al. j.
KitoWike, M Won Grote. &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
james 3. LoEe

pital corps. has been assigned 70 duty
in the Hawaiian department, and will
arrive here on the next transport He
comes nom Columbus Barracks.
The leave Of absence Of Captain
Robert n. Cutler. medical corps. Has
been further extended to December
8 Captain Cutler win return 70 10
'rolulu on the Escember transport.
The transport Logan Ii expected It
$50 tonight. and VIII sail 1t noon 70
morrow. She win probably dock 70.
night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
City Transfer Co,
Tel 1881 james B. Lore
Tel. 1871

league by Wright and Ditson and Is
. trophy well worth winning for itself
alone.
Major H. o. Williams has been re-
lieved as summary court BY Major
E. v. Smith. and the former officer
has been detailed as president Of the
newly-organized special court mar:
tial with Lieut.. F. p. Jackson as Judge
advocate
The moving picture show house Is
proving most popular and big audi
ences are nightly gathered The
management has installed q piano and
engaged Private Collins as player.
Collins has high ability as 4 per.
former and his musical contributions
WIN add greatly to the evenings.
Company ! OF the engineers has
withdrawn from the baseball league
on account Of their preference for
football and their inability to proper.
~ keep both teams up to standard.
The demand for detached service Ia
the field on technical work being so
urgent and continuous. many Of the
athletes are absent on that duty and
therefore it was deemed advisable
to attempt to support but one team
for this season.
Letters from Lieut.. John p. Edger.
ley, I'd infantry. on aviation duty at
San Diego, has been received ht the
post The officer writes that he Is
progressing In his new duties and has
reached the stage where he may be
classed as an expert lawn-mower OPP
orator.
- -
The program for the open air con
cert by the I'd infantry band on Fri
day at 400 p. M IS as follows
March The Directorate ... Sonsa
Overture Raymond Thomas
Serenade Love IN Idleness Macbeth
Selection-A Waltz Dream Mail
Idyl Softly! Unawares! Lfncke
Albert Jacobsen, Chief Musician.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
columbian OF for saIina Cruz

Laden with 5000 tons of new crop
sugar, the ALL freighter Columbian
Is reported to have sailed from Hilo
for San Francisco and Salina Cruz
yesterday afternoon. This vessel call
ed at Honolulu and several island
ports, where much mainland cargo
was discharged and shipments of SUI
gar and pines we're placed aboard