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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-27
HAWAIIAN EXCURSION PARTY
VIEWS WONDERS OF ORIENT

ative and balmy air. Of Hawaii nei
To us Of Hawaii. the Japanese eli
mate as We experience II in April is
distinct surprise. There is a bite
to the air, a sting to the wind that
whistles through the queer alleys and
up and down the intricate streets OF
Yokohama On the corners, shelter
ed under little houses no larger than
rabbit hutches, the tnriksha huddle
over tiny fires smoaldering in bra
ziers about the size Oh a small flower
pot. The coolies trotting under their
pOleslung burdens stop to blow up
on their fingers. The carriers and all
manner of laboring folk wrap up their
ears and draw their stiff hands with
in the ample kimonor sleeves. All OF
this seems TO indicate that Yokohama
is having an unusually cold April.
And. indeed, Prof M. NJ. Scott, our
authority upon things, Japanese. t1ls
US that not in his memory was there
such weather in this seaport city at
this time of year
And yet, somehow lhe cherry bios
SONS are beginning to- burst into deli
cate bloom, and all UP and down the
countryside the sprays Of the peach
are glowing in the sunny valleys: and
the young wheat, tended with all the
care that Occidental gardeners give
to orchids. is springfhg green from
the sedulously cultivated earth.
Yesterday wednesday, the Hawai-
ian party took train easly in the morn
irg and journeyed south an hours
ride into a country ef villages and
shr'nes. the Miura peainsula district,
the country of huge Buddha.
Daibutsu, of the Hachiman shrine.
and of the manifold wonders of Emo
shima. or Island OF pictures" This
general section is called Kamakura.
It is along the sea coast, inhabited
largely by fisher-folk gand small far
merss and visited constantly by vast
concourse of tourists and an. even
vaster concourse of devout Buddhist
and Shiutoist pilgrima The country
is full of shrines and aemples. They
top every other hilla. nestle in all
sorts of odd corners. and each shrine
seems to have plenty5o devotees to
DOW DcIOTo It's IIudsGb Vi UIdSS VI
bronze or carved and silded wood, to
to, do honor to its Eentral figure
and sacred relics, and last but
not least to drop q copper coin or
even a 10-sen piece into the ever.
present troughs that serve as collec'
ton boxes.
The Hawaiian party was particu.
larIy fortunate yesterday in its time
end place of visit. April is the
birthday of Shaka Mubi, or Buddha,
and especial reverence was done at
all the Buddhist shr1pes, including
= the performances OF e. unique cere'
mony. On this day the good" be-
levers repair to their favorite Bud
dhist temples, buy tiny buckets OF
sweet tea, sprinkle part of the tea
over the head of a tiny image of
Buddha and carry home the remand
er, which is believed to possess divine
medical powers At the temples the
Hawaiian visitors saw the mothers
bringing their babes to these tea
CONTINUED on page six)
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LORD-YOUNGC CO.
CONTROLS ROCK
CROP ON HAWAII
Local Concern Now Appears to
Be In Control of Situation
on Hilo BreakWater

With the closing on Saturday of
negotiations which have been pending
for some time. the Lord-Young Engi.
gineering Company has secured by
contract the exclusive quarry rights
from the Lyman estate on some 40,-
600 acres of land in Puma. which, in
so far as is known, contains the only
suitable quality of rock for use on
the HilO breakwater.
1t is generally believed that by this
coup the Lord-Young people have vir-
tually eliminated any possible COM
petitor for future HilO breakwater
construction contracts, and that with
the strengthening out of the troubles
Of the bankrupt Philadelphia Break
water Company, which went broke on
the HilO breakwater, the local concern
will be in line to continue the work.
Some time ago there was some kind
of an understanding between the
LOrd-NO Dung company and the Bank Of
HilO, trustee for the Lyman estate,
by which the company was to have
the rock from the Lyman Quarries on
a bonus payment of $500 and 2n
cents per ton for all material used.
Later there was hitch in the nCgO-
tiatiOns, and the bank is said TO have
raised the price to $1,000 bonus and
cents per ton for rock 4 legal suit
was threatened by the construction
! company, on grounds that virtual
contract had already been made.
when according to report the estate
! trustees offered to abide by the first
, stipulated price, but declined to give
! the l.Ord-Noune Engineering Com,
pany an exclusive right TO the quar-.
( ries. Again this was very unsatis,
/ factory TO the company. and it is un-
! derstOOd in Hilo that the final agree
ment which was reached on Saturday
is a complete victory for Lord-YOung
/ r, W. BrpckOns, who has been rep
resenring the contraCting firm, stated
this morning that an agreement had
been reached which was entirely sat
| iSfactOry to his clients, but he de
clined to state the teRfe1s- of the con
tract
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TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York-PhiIadel pha 5, New
York 4.
At 6oston-Washington s, Boston I.
All other games postponed.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At ST. Louis-Cincinnati 2, st. Lou
is I.
At PhiIadeI phia-New York 4. Phil.
adeIphia 3.
All other games postponed.
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Rebel Generals Warn Against
Demonstrations by the MObS
ASSOCIATED Press Cablel

WASHINGTON, 27-The
edious
spec are
friendly towards United States.
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Wanted-Picture Of a very pretty
Honolulu girl. She must be between
10 and IA years old, and must write
a letter to accompany the picture. Ad-
dress, John Thomas Harris, Green
field, Oade County, Missouri.
From out of the wildnerness OF
Greenfield, Dade County, Missouri
comes the voice of one John Thomas
Harris Harris evidently is we'll
sChooled in geography, for letter
from him received recently by Post
master J. G. Pratt is addressed "Ha
waiian Islands" instead of the usual
p l."
Anyway, Harris wants a girl-a Ho
nolulu girl. She must be pretty, and
between 10 and II years old. Harris
doesn't say Il love the pigs and chic
kens, but this is the life but his let
ter intimates as much. Here it is:
Dear Sir:-Please send me pic
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Tehuaatepec in Huerta's Hands.
TAssociated Press Cable


railroads with exception Of the Pan
American schedule that uncertain
unreliable
President ntro Of the Tehuantepee route
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The members OF the Kings daugh-
ters Will meet II -" O'Clock this ev-
ening at the home Of Mrs w. L. Hop
per, 1902 Keeaumoku street
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Gunboat DOLPHIN Cares for ConsuIs.


WASHINGTON D. c., April 27-The been ad
officers Mexican
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Rebels Renew Attack on Tafnpico.

wksHIkcToN o. 6 Epth reports
eonstutonals attack Tan
pIeo renewed this morning 49, ..-..sE
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Americans TO Leave Mexico City.

WASHINGTON D. c. April eretay Of State Bryan
arrangements allow Americans
Mexico City.
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Texas Rangers PatroIing Border.


The added to the
patrolins watch
ammunition the line
replaced the state department.
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Mexican Prisoners Transferred.
'ress Cable !
Associated Pre-.


27The Mexican this for
Sd squadron Of the 18th aVaIr
a
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Wilson Advised That Huerta
Will Accept MediatiOns
IAssociated Press CaDlel

WASHINGTON Apr 27-President Wilson informed
President Huer willing accept mediation OF
arbrate the been made
dtionalc cable on
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Huerta Accedes is Report in Europe.
Associated Press Cable

BERLIN Apr 27Ensand and France have been advise
President Huerta aeceded the demands Of tn
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Navy Department Requested
to Send Marines to Rescue
Associated p ress CableI

WASHINGTON D.. c., Apr 27-The
detachment 100 American
fields
reaching the this little
CT S
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ASSOCIATED Press Cable.1

IAooUNIhtOu O0O NtE0Io'I
WASHINGTON, D. c., April a.
Captain Hugh Rodman, commander Of
the v. S. S. Delaware, will shortly be
relieved of. duties with the Atlantic
fleet In order that he may assume
command of the Panama canal zone.
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Will Disembark Troops at Once,

CabIel
United States be
tonight
Immediately arrival Of the bearing the sh brigade
dsembakment
will completed
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nv Federal Wireless.

27-The Tampeo renewed
being reported the outskirts OF the
with the consNtutionalIst forces meeting
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Huerta Saws He win Not Leave Mexico.

VERA cHuz Mex Apr erovsionaI President Veorsne Husa
circulation
the he Mexico. at
Until
cleared
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;Iory Flies at Vera Cruz. 'A&

ASSOCIATED Press Cabel
2-The hosted Rear
Admiral Frank r. Fleteher's headquarters
until
Of .
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Ten Are Killed in Fight on Border
Japanese Find Refuge in the u. S.

Secretary of State Bryan Ann ounces That immigration Laws
Will Be Suspended if Ne ceSsary to Allow Nipponese to
Enter This Country in Es Gaping from MexiCo-FIecher
Raises Stars and Stripes Funston Reaches Vera Cruz
Tonght-EWopean DipIo mats PesSimistic.
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Success of Mediations Doubted.


WASHINGTON, c.,
medlatons the sou
American countries.
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Japanese to Be Allowed to Cross Border
ASSOCIATED Press Cablel

/
c.. Apr2 chinda, Japanese
permission Of Secretary
Mexico find
n
ton Ia~sw be n Japanese
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(By Federal Wireless.)

Tex,A Apr.2
United
der
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ind Refuge i'm the u. 5.
Secretary Of State Bryan Ann ounces That immigration Laws
viii Be Suspended if Ne cessary to Allow Npponese to
Enter This Country in Es Capng from Mexco-FIetcher
Raises Stars and Stripes Funston Reaches Vera Cruz
Tonight-European DipIo mats Pessimlstic.
LAREDO Apr ia 1'a are S.ss snd 20 wounded a. the result.
Ssr pro s1ID engagement 0s'"s'" 's' troops
Japanese to Be Allowed to Cross Border.
WASHINGTON o. c POr %viseou" su..m chod. ..p.os..
s,:s secured tn: p::o" Of s';r:s.
rsry lief IN the ,,.,-..---
;. '".p:od:d !"
Old Glory Flies at Vera Cruz. 's -,
Press ca' sS bee, no,..s Rear.
AdmIa frank : F..eh.rs h.adquarter. .,.,
tn. .tr'Sal Of a:"sss faa.so" .oSisss
Will Disembark Troops at Once,
WE'D. ~ ASsociatsd & Press caDIel r..,. r,.,
Uoi.:a s..s:
s:.rIne hs 'sh Srs.s.
men Oe
Success Of Medations Doubted: ,,.,
WASHINGTON D. Co. Apr a-Europssn diplomat. are very p...
msda'I0"' by the south
Huerta Says He viii Not Leave Mexico.
VERA cavz Mex Ap. President vs.ors"S a.. .s
Ina. .s.ns:d nee rom M:.sG ,. .,n,,. ,
the s - S @ nd "s'. n "': sssH '" Ss
cleared
Texas Rangers Patroling Border.
27The been added TO the
watch be-
smuggling Of ammunition the line
in defiance Of the embargo reeey replaced by the state department.
Rebels Renew Attack Iaiepic0; s,,,., - =
w4stNGToN B. 6 EpEa reports ~
ss: pss "s: .:. . % @ s ss @"s that tn" attack on Tam
| (By ederalWt
TAMeco Mex Apr -The bs attack on Tamp'eO was renewed
the consitutionaIst forces meeting reVerses
,, Huerta Accedes is Report in Europe.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablel
that
United
Tehuantepec in Huerta's Hands.
CableJ
railroads with exception Of the Pan
schedule that uncertain
unreliable
President route.
Americans to Leave Mexico City.
+ ASSOCIATED Press Cablel
WASHINGTON 27-sereta9 State
perfected ao" Americans leave
, Mexico
, Mexican Prisoners Transferred.
al April
Wineate the Sd squadron Of the 18th cavalry
Il acting
| Gunboat Dolphin Cares for Consus
WASHINGTON, o. C, April 27The ad
Delphi" several America"
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Continued on page fouD
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From San Francisco:
MatsOHia. Apr. 2S.
For San Francisco
HanOa. Apr. q
From Vancouver:
Niagara. May 20.
For Vancouver:
Mariana, May 10.
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Additional cable on page twol
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CONTINUED on page six)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-13
TowNE CRrTICIsEs TRUST BILLS
Represents New York Merchauts A..
sOciatiOn at Hearing,

WAsHJEGToS. Feb. I2-An argument
that antitrust laws should not be en-
forced against corporations until such
laws have been interpreted by the courts
was presented to-day to the House Com.
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce.
II was advanced by ex-senator Charles
A. Towne, who appeared as the repre-
sentative of the New York Merchants
Association to discuss the pending Admin
istration bill provioins for an interstate
trade commission.
Mr.. Towne urged the committee TO IN
corporate an amendment in the bill carry
Ing out the principles of the Canadian
trades relations act. lie insisted that no
trade practice should be prohibited until
its fairness or legality had been deter
mined by the courts
He urged the adoption of an amendment
under which persons complaining of UNI
fair practices by corporation might
obtain an investigation by court. Dur
ing the inquiry by the court the defendant
corporation should not be subject to pun
ishment.
THAT would he giving immunity up
to the time of the nnal decision OF the
court" suggested Representative Adam
son. chairman OF the committee.
I'VE ought to have some system of
sitting out the big question from the
| minor one" responded Mr.. Towne,
Mr. Townc suggested that the Admin
is'rntion antitrust programme should be
,nodiried 20 ms to give the Interstate trade
commission jurisdiction to break up inter-
locking drectorates as proposed
We are Of the opinion that tho bill
attempting to define 'monopolics' would
undo al, this work done by tho courts"
added MIR. Towne. who also criticised the
provision In the trade commission bill re-
curing corporations 10 adopt uniform
syste,n Of accounting He did not think
, the time had arrived to Impose such a
| requirement.
q. c. Rogers OF Rogers & Rogers. New
York, Il motion picture concern, appeared
before the Judiciary Committee IN regard
| to the anti-trust bills. He offered a bill
empowering the courts b. injunction 10
maintain fair prac,ices in business con-
! Quoted by corporations with their Gus
! toners This bill contains provision re-
, curing approval by the proposed trade
| commission before q license based on
| letters patent shsll become effective.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-13
CONSOLS LEAD FIRM
LONDON MARKET
Gilt Edged Investment Issues
in Demand--Shipping
Shares Recover.
AMERICANS ARE DULL
Trading Waits on Holiday, but
Tone Is Steady and
Encouraging.

LONDON. Feb. ia firm tone prevailed
to-day In the investment market, led by
consols. In the later trading consols be-
came very strong after maintaining a
steady level throughout most OF the day.
The high price was 761s. an advance of
q over yesterdays final price. Gilt edged
investments in the home market were in
demand. and this impaired frmness to the
general list. Shipping shares recovered,
among them Cunard shares and lnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine bonds showing
Improvement.
Copper metal declined Is. Cd, and on
this the shares reacted Rio Tintos
closed at 72l., decline OF Il.
Americans were dull, with little inter
est locally and small transactions from
your side The market appeared to be
IN waiting attitude and on your holt
day inactivity displayed little inclination
to Independent movement. The tone of the
trading, however. was steady and OF en-
couraging character. New York Central
WAS one of the most prominent issues
of tho day. advancing u point from your
closing of yesterday. Amsterdam ap-
peared as "A seller of Rock Island again, the
common losing only ". however from your
closing price. Steeis and coppers were in
demand. Steel closing y higher than your
closing price. Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and Canadian Pacific were prac-
ticslly unchanged. Northern Pacific adj
vanced on good buying. Mexican issues
improved
PARIS, Feb. I2.-Prices were no, lower
In any marked degree, but the tone of the
market was heavy.
BERLiN. Feb. I2.-Frices on the Boerse
were steady to-day.
London prices were as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-13
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES,
LEWIS 4 LOCKE.

LEWIS Il LOkE.
forming q limited partnership' pursuant 10
the statutes OF tho state OF New York, do
First-Tho nam. or firm under which said
ppautn1ership Ia 60 be conducted Is LEW Is q
Borough Of Manhattan. In the city, County
ana state OF New York.
ness intended 10 be transacted by such part
nership Is tho transaction OF u general Susi-
ness as merchants In the purchase and sale
1hird-Th. names of all genera! and
ncrship. ali OF whom are OF fu,l S. 40. pSr,i
Their respective places OF residence are as
Thomas r., Lewis, general partner. who
reside, a. u Kens!nston Avenue. Jersey
.,N Millian Less.' genera partner, who re-.
of Manhattan, city and state o: New YorE'
"A, s ao,. Fent spsSs gaser y4o ,.sass
avenue. In tho Borough OF Manhattan, New
tributed the sum OF rwenty-nvs thousand
dollars In actual canh an capital 70 the
Finh--,The period at which the said part
sa try p. s but whs i 'n"q s
l. the 8lst day OF December. 1911 "''""'o
Dated New York 4 r,iSM Iga igis
sAMEi f%Nfi2.. Sc
state or New York County of New York An 8.
ON this l9th day OF January, 1914. S:fors
ne n, psrson"'y snpsared TuoMAs n. i.EWls
TO me known and known to me 10 Ha ~ - I.
persons described In and who executed ths
notrx",Es , ~. ~ ana they sevrrny
same, "
ossa'( MAN sHooP Notary Public.
New YORK County No. $751;
Nov work Register No 6<sg
'oiil"i Hfp'rvb March .V'h. i9l'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-13

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or VIEW
YORK-ELLA REED ANpkEWS P4.a--
sganst SARAH FRIEpMAN G.. de. il
PENDANTS.
II p9prs4anss Of i4dsnsni g.. l,-eeo'-.
above-ent!tied action I'D beat.Df aa.e '..
27th day OF January, 1914, J. Ia" -....
signed. the Referee Ia ssll dgs.ct- aa,,,...
VIII sell at pubic auction, a: "a. I.... Iu..
borolsh Q; Mammalian ci'y y New 'ry-a
o'c!oek noon on that Jay, by JOsEpG =
pAf' AuetioneeF, ihe premise, u'-es,g. b
sag Judsinent 20 be sold @Ac therein e.
ALL ina: certain loi. piece o. pare, o.
nv u, si;lre;s. lyigs and being Il The bo,os
.Nl described as foloWs;
.t sE 81 WaES "a, a Po.g: e. The No'
dTet eighty-three tlsSI fees, -FOUR ,4p l.,. "
tersec;i,n ~ nc ,a HGs !!45 Of e "
Ayenle Win The said E.oriih.erilyy. "a, o; -
Avenue ind for . part OF tie G!s:a-'
through . party wall one hundred l0s, -.
ne said centre line OF Tho i,ock e.s,..E
again parallel with The i'I easteTly s.ie .. a..
s.erda.n Avenue. and for a part o: tie i.,-
&r.d GooJ feet, sisht ' indd orc.ha az 80.
inches 10 The northern side % sstA See:
nor T s Side q ssth Stree, o" sr,es s !
feet, two - Inches 20 tie poiai c. p.as-
"
said premises belns row known - e.
stree;
BEING THE SAME PREMISES vaiea
were conveyed BY Jennie Friedman wife O:
FIor!an Friedman, TO sarah Friedman. 49,
OF Henry G. Friedman. oy deed dated Ie1 e..
AIRY tth. 1897. aud recorded January .. IS
'n the ofce OF the Register Of the Co.e'F
OF New York. In l.!bHt %, section = % gch.
veyances at page Us.
Suhject % covenants GFainst uu'ss~ -
ana as 70 buildings IA 80 Far as tie seu'
may sou be operative.
Dated. new York. January 80, .e'i
JANE,S a. FARRELL. Kefe-,.
Benz hhlN i. EDSAI.L, Attorney 60. F'a'n
IN 80 NaSsau street, hanl.it.-!. 80
49, York CRY. \; y,
70 be sold; Its street No. is l73. FORM RS
IL, West ssth Street.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Extra Dividend ON Common stock.
To Holders Of Common Capital stock
Of MON Pacific railroad Company |:

experimenting the announcement hereto
| fWe made OF the declaration on January $.
stock Of this company. notice y hereby given
that litigation has been instituted IN peha!'
CT preferred stc, kholders 90 er1u!n she pay +.
rrcnt OF said dividend. ara mat w view pi
the possibility that such litigation may
Sause pIstpInen, n; oi ,,s p's nan Amin
|. 1914. Dividend checks ana Warrants wiz
no, be mailed Ap5, isii' a., a. h Ssmp,mS
viii mail TO each registered holder or IL
common stock entitled TO The dividena.
March :. 1914. Dividend warrants evitencing
thu entire extra dividend. both cSsh and
stock Of The Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company. applicable 20 me Der Of
shares Of common stock resisted In ne
name o. such stakeholder said warrants
NIL be exchangeaSle. when. 49, and II said
extra dividend ahal! De pel abe - sLated
therein, Tor chec X representing the par; q
certificates OF Tbs Baltimore and ON" Kan
road Company and fractional warrants rep
rescnting the part OF the dividend payable
, Ia stock OF that Company. BY tho terms OF
the warrants the daie OF payment Of said
fnents as the Hoard o. Directors or Executive
COMMITTEES 81 this Company shaii deem neceH,
case the payment shall be post poned hey ond
April !. ,lgl.. any diyiisn,ts, spp!icaelee 70
Railroad Company represented BY said War
rants, declared and nsysble D. TIE BAIT,
l. 1919. which snail be collected by the
undersigned COMPANY VII Ne SCI apari and
rants ultimately entitled 70 said extra diNi-
dend The Warrants VIII not be transfer
able prior TO the date OF actual payment OF
the dividend except upon corresponding
transfer OF the ehar"s 10 which the dividend
evidenced by the Warrants appertairs Ia
leas otherwise Instructed ail warrants Will
he mailed IN conformity with dividend mall
Ing Instructions on fie with the Undersigned
Company
Whether.r aot the date Of payment Of the
dividend SHAH be post oued, the record date
remains March >. 1914, ana only holders of
common stock registered a. such al 2 o'clock
= NJ. March =. l9ii, will he entitled 10
the dividend
For the purposes Of this extra dividend IN.
common stock transfer books OF the COM
pany will he closed At oclocR y. on
March .. 1914 ana reopened az 10 o'clock
, a. NJ on March %, 1914
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
UNION PACIrlC RAILROAD COMPANY,
by tREpERlCV : CRosbI, Treasurer
ieb Broadway, New York y. Y.
February u. 1914.