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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

a.asszSMI.as SsMM i. EEEIsa .a aEs a aMMa @aaaa@aIa I a@saaaS#ass
lereoe III bar MAJ, begpnbta bet
fe Gaect paa ben noroliee sui oes
bortict it'd Ct Dar arbeiosfrie Gage
paa Gr,,n0 af Groit, gaar 8etonar-s
beioet paa Iagfonitruftionen ! Slot
tets gnrige Del fin iebne Gang.
S 2pbet al Dinteren bill belle Slot
tct bore UNDER Gag.
Dbbsfalb. Otter langere Eios
tiltagenoe Spagbeo er mag. iciert.
&anS &enrif Otto Steenien &rarup
iafgaact beb Dpben, 70 Mnr garnne(.
Daughter arar1p, Ser bar Matcma-
litter al Sag, oprettebe i fin SID ct
LAT DC fGrite % itprite &urills til
observation-disclosures % bar / mani
ae Mar en- fienot % ffnttet Manu<
bllftbr. Sine iiolte Mar lebeoe Ma=
glitter ararltp, ser bar ngift meget
tilbagetrlltfen; ban banbe fine egne
Nnifuelier ON Menneifer og Jorbolo
% par / mangt og nteget Ell Srigi=
mol i bette Srbs gooe 8etponing.
Otter lengere Clos 5nngelig.
beo er fbb. @ooSeier cqno. .polpt.
|2ongtiloe afgaaet beo Dgben her
ajpbenbabn 70 @ar gommel.
2angfil6e Der berte til oen be
fienote fpnife @o%bseierilegt, bar
febt paa ~Sanobolt" Iom 5pn al
@tatsraao 8. SON eie0e ielp yMa=
ricnlunb" beo Doenie % par gien=
nem Ell Marr9ffe ct birflomt Meb=
lent af Soenie Mmtsroab, bbpr bans
alfioige Srteresier og itore &l,n6=
ifaber gioroe bam meget npttig.
Sine 1tbite Sage benlepeoe ban
&iobenhabn. On 0atter CT gift me6
&omponiIt ten SeytuS Weilfom.
Stial fra Be 9pbe. &jebenhabns
&riminalret beifigftiger fig / 6isif
Gage meo en- Gag, Ser rsber Ell noe
item rtrolig 2etitnoigbeo og Mange]
paa &ietet bos to unge &iger. Ml:
lereoe / Mai Maaneo font Der Mn,
melbeller ont, at ser bar blebe1
itiaalet fra u%rneballen paa 8iipe
berg &rematorirnn. Ser bar for:
ipunoet enfelte Sglpbpgegrene, Mear.
morouer, &oler 90 @iolbl1tetter a
@ofs % Sri, Nerlefranle % STAB:
propeller. Man fonot fife sen Wane
@ierningsmGn6ene til oisle 5teoets
bellige Greo. frGnfeoe IDperier
Smiblertio tog Sla6beren i &porte
ret fat % fortalte, at to 11nge -
fun 16-17=aarige - @iger bapo,
"morct" fig meo at plpnbre / urne
bollen. Sc bleb uopege6e, anbolot'
og aflagoe efter mango 0mippb 1il
itaaelfer. Site iaaban at forltaa, a:
oe forbiloeoe &igeb6rn bqboeltiaale
at egentltgt 8erigeliesbenipn. Beg
sc berte De 1ermeit til @ooens Igi,
5rgle. 11oen Sffrupler bor oe I'd
get &oierne, Der fmpffeoe be Mfbg
beg Aifeur1er, % brugt oem til SGT
te= eller 8rpltpDnt. Selpblaoene bal
De bpiet og laoet foripne n1eo Open
Der, anben6t Dem til &oorlmpfffe1
eller Irmbaono. BerIefroniet1,
bleb labeoe ON til $olsfieoer Of
@abimpfferne til 8rofeber. Mar
morouertte bar Sc a,1bragt / 6erek
8erelier TOM rgaipsgienItanoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

ben 1eoeritc Gang, on BET er fnr
ligt for Mpisbubene at faroes poo
Dc mgrfe arapper ~ ct qIore fpin-
oeligt 8nb bar oIlereoe panoraaet
1tg alporlige Sfromnrer beo at ltDrte
,1eb / Mgrfet.
Gn noplbnbret Sfob. gn @oos-
ejer / @oer-Nim &erreo, til bpis
eie1oom Der berer en- Greoifop paa
omtrent 300 Cor. 2an6, buggeoe
altfor itGrft i 5fopen % forlemte
at plante. On Del al Sfopen, Der
beltoo al 6O-10o glar garnle so
&c % @raner, bar ganife forbugget,
% anoet 5tebs bar @rnpper al so
-SO-aarige Mifetreer bngget bort.
De oforepne Mrealer er fun rinqe
@roo panrp tilplanteoe, % set CT
toa ooarligt giort> at Nlanterne
gaar no. Jor bisie 6orbol6 er
8oosejeren ifelge .&orl. 9(p." iopmt
en- Bpoe paa $50 Ser. til M,ntsfat=
tigfasien, iamt til at betale famine
8asie ben &aroi, ser al ubilliae
Mano maatte faltinttes for 40
Sabne &%lpbebrnnoe.
Der pasies paa be &nrnepliatiac.
Sra &oloing n1eobeles at General
tom1nunopen i Mltonn bar ubiteot
5orbll6 in1oo, at Mntomobiler pos1e-
rer oper @ranien. Sorb1oet trooote
1trats | &raft og tom oglaa til at
giGloe De to Suite Mutomobiler mel
lem &oloing pg &aoerslep, oer enc
itoar moro for @renien, sen olloel9
ipo for Granien. S Jreorifsbp
1taor to Mutomobiler fra Suoersler
foit. 0ette Sorbuo itriber li0 nc
en- tpif 6%ororoning ont at Ser ifu:
fpres ifarpt Silipn meo, at tpif
T9rnepligtige life forlober Gpif.
lano. Hastbangen er oerfor oglao
bleben ifjarpet for Jclf, Ser hi:
oper 8rGmien til Danmorf. Ser G,
MI inoienot Mnbragenbe til Gene.
rolfpmmunooen ont, at Sc to Suite:
Mutomobiler ntaa foo Dispeniotior
ira 6orbubet.
Gn Mejeriitrib. Ser er nrpp.
mango, Der amer, at man i Danmar]
bar mere enb en- 8D al Nobne,
&%jpbenbabn. Oppe beo 2imfioroe1
/ 2en1bigegnen / 9esrre Misiun
Sogn ligeer imiolertio en- minor
2anosbp, TOM man bur gibet set bel
flingenoe Nabn u&ongers Gjpben
babn."
Ser beilutteoe man / 1910 at OBJ
1pre ct MnoelSmejeri, og set ba1
HlaneIt, at bets Girfiombeo ifnlo'
baieres paa en- aarlig Severance a
2 Weill. E6. Walf. 5oo ifete Sc
imiblertio, 6n Ser bar gaaet Roger
Sio, at en- at lnbelsbaberne, Gro:
prieter Seniel1, melote fig fra mel
ben Meotibering, at Scr fun bar op
11aaet en- aarlig 2eberance al LOO,
900 &o. Malt.
S 6en M%nleoning blep ban iogfpg
til @%ritatni1lg. S ferite Snitans pei
Sfooborg og Banofufo &erreberE
GfStraret bleb ban frifunoen, mer
0Derretten 6emfe bom til at betol1
1888 &r. / @rltatning.
9pmt Sbbebanbe. SEQ Malbor(
&et er Ser afiagt Dom I Ell mcgee
omfatte1be 5ppertaffere, i bpiffer
Dar inbblanbet 4 M9n6 o. 3 abin:
Ser.
&obeoman6er for 8anoen, ser
23-aarige Miels SIR. 5pen0ierr, bfet
ioemt 3 Mars 6orbeoringsbus. Sen
bar tioligere baret 1troffet. ri on
Ore 0eltagere iopn1teS De 2 bber &c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

TE -EE" IN
9pmt SDbebanbe. geo Mulborg
gfet er Ser afiagt Dom I Ell meget
omfatte,1oe 5ppertaff9re, / bpiIfer,
bar inbblanbet 4 M9n5 % 3 &pin=
Der.
$obeomanoen for 8anoen, Sen
23=aarige Niels SIR. spenofen, blep
iopnt 3 Mars Sorbeoringsbls. '&an
bar tioligere baret ltraffet. ri an
ore Deltngere iopmtes be 9 bbcr 40
Dages 6angiel paa %ieobanlig San
gefoit og / fit 20 DageS Spngiel..
6or De ebriges @e6fommenoe truu0=
te BEN longe @aretegtsarreit i Ste
set for 5traf.
Sc bpnte bar anflagebe for Eppe=
ri,. .Seleri, uloblig Omgang meo
&ittego6s, falif Gorflaring for @et=
ten og for DbertrG6elie at @truffe=
lobe11s @nrngraf ISL. Sc bar be-
gaaet ct n1eget fort Mntal Ipperier
/ MaIborg, Bren6ersleb og @jpr<
ring.
5penoien iao for ct Aars 1l
ii0en arreiteret, figtet for Masietp=
berier al Sgns, fom ban efsporte=
reoe- til Marbus, bbor ban fit Si1-
nabnet u5ierfrngrosfereren fra glal.
borg" . MnmeI6efien til Nolitiet
ifplotes Spenoiens Rjnreite, iom ielt
Dor meo Gppebanoetl men ion, M
bar blebet ffinipg paa bam.
Gn ~ftibbruben banif 8datnirg
anbolbt al Sgiferne. 5orleoen sen
Bog itrnnoeoe Siffefuttere,1 rSrena"
.of Gsbierg poo 2iiteropb | @nro=
igen. 8eiatningen belto0 at sfip
lperen, Ebor1os maofen, % to 8rte-
0re @rpnl11no= glnberien.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
Department OF Justice Cables
Ruling-No Secretary
Yet Named

Senator Delbert E. Metzger will not
be appointed territorial secretary nor,
for that matter. to any other territor-
ial position at the disposal of Govern
or Pinkham. This is made defiaite to-
day by an official statement from the
governor.
Asked for a statement to set at rest
the rumors which have been in circu-
lation the last week to the effect that
he had cabled Attorney-general Nc
Reynolds for an Interpretation of sec
tons is and IL Of the Organic Act af-
fecting appointments of legislators TO
territorial offices, the governor said:
Il received by cable last week a
decision from the department of JUS
tice, sent through the department Of
the interior and endorsed by the lat
ter department, stating that members
OF the territorial legislature are ineli-
gible to both federal and territorial
positions this including the office OF
the secretary Of the territory, -.
Il shall, of course, act in accord
ance with this ruling"
He has not yet appointed a secre-
tary, though the place undoubtedly
win be filled within the next few
days. He gave no intimation of whom
he Is considering or is likely to name.
There Is little question, however,
that his plans have been change by
the ruling of the attorney-general. 1t
is generally thought he had fixed on
Metzger as them an for the job and
that every question had been salts
factorily answered in his mind save
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
JOINT COMMITTEE FINISHES ARRANGEMENTS
BIG BANQUET.
ON BOARDS FOR
evening OF Sd
"I

pany" Prior to the luncheon, those
who attend will gather in the dining
room to meet the officers of the yes-
sci, the members of the arrangements
committee to act as the reception
body. .ss ... 4 .@.@@.
There are a number of members OF
both the Merchants Association
and the Chamber Of Commerce who
have not as yet sent In their notices
Iof acceptance, and the committee re-
quests that this be done at the earli-
est possible moment, in order that
the seating plans may be perfected.
Beside the large crowd which is ex-
pected at the dock, and the welcome
which will be personally extended to
the officers Of the vessel by the com.
mittee. every whistle on the water
front will be turned loose on the
morning of February 3 to announce
the coming of the handsome new
liner.
Following is a list OF those persons
who have thus far signified their in
tcntiou OF attending the dinner:
Captain William Matson, Captain
Peter johnson, e. ID. Tenney, G. III.
Athcrton, T. III. Petrie, j. Drew, Gov
ernor I. E Pinkaam, George R. Car
ter, Wallace r. Harrington, Georg
Rodiek. Owen Williams, ]. p. Cooke,
e. r. Stackable, e. Al. Mott-Snlith, F.
"A. Schaefer, r. b. Booth, f. M. Swan
~. Or. r E. Trotter, Brigadier-gener-
al M. NJ. Macomb and aide, Rear
admiral G. B. T. Moore and aide, d.
Yonekura, Y. Takakuwa, w. Yap
Kwai Fong. the president of the Chi
nese Merchants, Association; E. f..
Bishop, J. a. Kennedy, Riley III. Allen,
r. @. Matheson, S. Sheba, Y. Soga.
Fred Maxine, the editor of the Chez
Vow Shin Bo, the editor of the Hon
Nun Bo, r.. G. Atherton, ]. A. Balch,
e. G. Bartlett, u j. Belser, E Al.
Berndt. Z. =. Blake, Al. w. T. Bottoms
le,b r.. @. Boyer, II. j Buchly, IA. r.
Cafnpbelf g P Castle, ~. r. Castle,
Robert Cation. A +. Clark, A. f. Da-
vidson. S. De Freest, G. P. Denison, j.
ID. Dole, ] "A. Dunbar, John Effinger,
]. L. Fleming, Charles r. Frazier, A.
Gartley, A. j. Gignoux, e. C. Con
saIves. w w. Goodale, j. B. Guard,
John Guild, A. R. Gurrey. Jr., j. f. G.
Hagens, /. ]. Hurd, T. ]. King. j. NJ.
Levy, Al. Lewis Jr., r. !. Lille, F. ].
Lowrey, F. w. Macfarlane, G. N Mar
quez. ]. A, McCandless, ]. L. Mclean,
w. G. Parke, E. E. Paxton. r. w. Per-
kins, NJ. Phillips, r. r. Reidford; G.
F. ReEton, j. M. Riggs, E. A. r. Ross,
James Schwartz, Robert ShingIe, w.
o. Smith, o. c. Swain, T. 3. Thiele,
F. E, Thompson, Ed Towse, r. H.
Trent, G. c. Won HamIl, H. M. Won
Holt, Al. F. Wall, T. E. Wall, John
Waterflouse, Norman Watkins, E. o.
White, H. M. Whitney, H. +. Wich.
man, 6. p Wilder, S. G. Wilder, H.
H. Williams, j. N. S. Williams. George
A. Brown. L. NJ. Church, H. P. Wood,
A. Z. c. Atkinson and Herman
Focke,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
Send
BIRTHDAY CABLES
TO c, R. BISHOP

Charles r. Bishop, long q resident
OF Hawaii and now spending his De-
clining years in San Francisco, was
.y2 years Of age yesterday and many
birthday greetings were sent from HO-
nolulu to the man whose Iife-histofy
is inseparabIy connected with the HIS
tory and progress Of Hawaii and who
has left here many evidences Of his
public spirit
From Oahu College. beneficiary IN q
marked degree Of his benevoIence, was
sent the following message:
Punahou trustees, teachers. stu
dents send birthday best wishes. :
President Gfiffths gave q talk last
night az the Sunday night meeting n
Dole hall on Mr. Bishop and the good
deeds Of the aged banker and capt
taIist.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
WILL
BE RECEPTION
TO new Liner

Out OF respect to Captain William
Mats0n and the work which nc has
done toward helping broaden the
scope OF Hawaii's shipping every res.
ident of Honolulu shuuis assemble at
Pier IS the morning Of February to
welcome the Matson Navigation Com
pany's new liner Mstsonia Tie oc-
casion should be made red letter
day In the history OF local commerce." !"
George A. Brown, chairman Of the
Joint committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce and Merchants Asse citation
IN charge Of the arrangements for the
Matsonia welcome. expressed himself
in the foregoing manner al q meeting
OF the eody this morning. his remarks
receiving the enthusiastic approval Of
the members. The committee Is com
posed Of George A. Brown, chalrman:
IL p. Wood. secretary; e. a..
Berndt, T. M. Church, ]. A. Kennedy,
John Drew, Wallace r. Harrington and
George r. Carter, and, as reSult Of
the meeting. everything Is in rcadi-
ness for the coming IL the new liner.
According to the present plans, the
members of the committee Wil' meet
ana board the Matsonia upon her en-.
trance into the harbor kear-Armiral
G. b. r. Moore has granted the use Of
the tug navajo, and this VIII circle
about the Matsonia ana have on board
Kapellmeisfer Berger and the Ha-.
waiiM band immediately upon going
seoal .as lhelnDe.s q tne eOmmll.ee' .e,
N intfossed { s,,.1, nnrrbraent ,,,,on|
which N,ili ~ sof form Hawaii,s Vel.
cnme ~ the new liner In - cass the
yeesei 1orrs ~ ~ sarlv banr II ~
.,,s.sllis f,,ef 6srfasr Mafson Cav
te3n III, ts6,, ,..,6 ~ ~ i,r, nfs,aers -
80 s,,,,, vii ~ tsI.s,, ~, ssebfsas.
ire ,r,,r .,, =, M n,tv rSt,,r,,sre a ti,ne
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
PLANTATION i.
REPORTS WILL
AFFECT MARKET
Sugar Stockholders Meetings
Are Being Closely Watched
by Local People
TARIFF LEGISLATION is
CAUSE OF MUCH INTEREST
NO Complaint to Make, Is the
Tenor of Information Had
from Officials

i Interest in the coming meetings of
stockholders in sugar plantations Is
increasing daily. Within short time
now these meeting viii be called.
Reports Of the officers and managers
on the financial and physical condi-
ti0ns of the plantations with estL
mates on the coming sugar crop will
have a direct and powerful bearing on
sugar stock values here, this year
more so than at former times, It Is
predicted
Becaase of the tariff legislation and
its application to the sugar industry,
and the consequent unsettled condi.
tion OF the market, trading In sugar
stocks end bonds has been compare
lively light for severak months. But
Eif the reports OF the officers and
managers of the plantations Sustain
the growing feeling Of optimism,
which las increased as sugar quota
tons have gone up. brokers on the
street declare that the market will
come back unto its own with rush
of business.
1t is impossible at this time to Sc
cure information on the tenor OF the
reports now being prepared The
different plantation agencies say they
have no complaint TO make, and most
of them say that grinding Is going
along rapidly with every sign that
the managers estimates will be
reached
the dates for the annual meetings
It was stated at Castle & Cooke this
morning that the plantations It rep
resents. Eva, KoEala Sugar Co. Wal
.alua Agricultural Co. and Apokaa
Sugar Co, have not been set, hut will
Soon The meeting u ilf be he'd To-
ward the last of February.
G.. Brewer & Company has set all
OF its meetings They. are as follows:
g. Brewer & Company, February s.:
Waimanalo, February 49, OlOwalti.
Woodlawn, Waiohinu, Honuapo and
Kau, February 10; Weha, Kalopa, Ka-
haupu, February 90; Wailuku and
Onomea, February "a; Honomu, Feb
ruary rs; HiIo and Ponahawai, Feb
ruary 27;; Hawaiian Agricultural Co.,
February %; Pepeekeo, March a;
Paukaa and Moaula, March TO-; Wal.
krpu and Kuhua, March IL.
H. Hackfeld & Company announces
a few dates for meetings. The Kona
Development Company and the West
Hawaii Railroad, March g.; Lihue
Plantation, February Is; Koloa Sugar
Co., February Is; and the KOhala
Ditch Company, January 81.
Alexander e Baldwin, representing
Hawaiian Commercial, Hawaiian Sug.
az Co, Kahuku Plantation, Laie Plan
tation, Maui Agricultural Co. and Nc
Bryde, have not set the meeting dates
but will all probably take place near
the last of February Theo. IL Da-
vies & Co. representing Halawa
Plantation, Hamakua Mill Co., Kaele-
ku Plantation Co, Kaiwiki Sugar Co,
Kukaiau Mill Co., Kukaiau Plantation
Co, Laupahoehoe Sugar Co., Multi
Mill and Plantation. Unicn Mil Co.
and Waiakea Mill Co, will hold its
.meetinge in March. Grinding is
progressing on all of their sugar
plantations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
Will SABIN Is
BADLY INJURED
AT THE BEACH
e..
Suffers Broken Leg, and Stor-
les of Accident Conflict
Police investigating ].

William F.. Sabin, newspaperInan
and author, is a patient at Queens
hospital for treatment for a badly
broken left leg. the result of an ac-
cident which happened shortly after
midnight Saturday while Sabin, in
company with some friends, was yis-
iting the Waikiki Inn.
Stories regarding the accident are
extremely conflicting according to re-
ports received by the police Mana
ger ]. T. Scully is reported to have
stated to the officers that Sabin and
Henry De Fries were engaged In q
friendly wrestling bout in the yard ad-
joining the hotel when the newspaper
man slipped and in falling suffered q
clean break in the leg bone between
the knee and the ankle.
Another version of the affair Is that
In leaving the hotel building Sabln
slipped on the stairs and in reaching
the ground 1t was found that he had
received serious injury
The officers are inclined to the be.
lief that the writer may have been
struck BY passing automobiles the
actions Of certain crowd Of auto
lists in leaving the seaside resort an:
pearing rather suspicious following
the sudden departure from the hotel.
Sabin. It is believed win be under
the care Of his physician Tor some
weeks. the injury to his Les being q
q very serious nature A more COM
plete Investigation Of The efl6ir IS b<
ing made By the police department.
When Sabin was picked ~ 81 IIE
police the broken end d ne a. hone
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
METIGER Is not ELIGIBLE FOR TER
RITOR|AL OFFICE, SAYsGOVERNOR

that Of eligibility under the organic
act It says members of the legisla-
ture shall not become officers Of the
territory Turing the term for which
they were elected as legislators The
attorney-ge general now makes it even
stronger, by adding that they shall not
hold either federal or territorial Of
fees. b, Il. H..
No executive acCfon was taken by
the governor this morning on other
appointments or recommendations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
ARMY PITCHER BREAKS
z*+ F. ARMS OF TWO BATTERS

. In a game vetween Company l., :.
:. champions of the 25th infantry, :
:: and Company ID. of the same regi. 8
8; ment, on the infantry diamond at !:
:: Schotield Barracks yesterday, 8
:: Smith, the Company l. twirler, !.
:: hit two batsmen during the game, !:
:; one in the third inning and one 8
:: in the seventh, and both men !.
:; were assigned to the hospital as 3
. the result On examination it 8
:: was discovered that they both 8
:: suffered from broken arms. 1t 3
:: seems that they misiudged the
. manner in which the ball was to !;
:: curve, and were hit when it was
:: too late to dodge. Both men were
. hit in the same place, on the left {
.: forearm. Company L won the
. game by a 81 score. 3
:: Batteries-C Company. L, Smith :
:: and Gross; Company D. Phillips :
:: and Porter. .x :
:: :: :: :: ;: = !: ;: . IA a.a !: :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26

The committee appointed by Judgt
A1drieh OF New Hampshire to examine
the mental condition of Harry K.
TEaw, reports. that he is not now
insane.
A lumber yard in the harbor district
OF Los angeles burned destrcyins;
lumber and sheds valued af $3.50 900
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
MASON
ALIVE, DECLARES
AIR COMPANION

Didier Mass0n Is still alive and
kicking, according to Captain Joaquin
:Rauche Alcalde, who was his compan-
ion in more than 80 trips in the air,
as interviewed by the Los Angeles
Times a fortnight ago. Following Is
the Times story: According to the
reports received by the wife OF Mas
son In Paris, he was captured and shot
by the federaIs, but Captain Alcalde
says that within a few days he had
received New Year card from Mas
son, dated HermosiIlo, Sonora, where
Mason has been IN the commission
and grocery trade since he quit flying.
Mason made large sum Of
money In HIS aeruplane operations
with the army Of the constitutional
lists. said Captain AIcaIde yesterday.
sand more than three months ago
went into business on his own ac-
count ii HermosfIlo Somebody must
have been imposing on Nine. alasson
when the news Of his death was con-
.Yeyed to heF. Z
The aviator Is still under Indictment
here for alleged participation ID me.
!eb that carried the Martin aefOplane
across the Iine, and it Is this machine
that Captain AIcalde and Mass0n used
IN making their ascensions over Guays
amas. II Is not thought likely he
viii venture Ito this side until things
clear up Captain AIcalds was arrest.
ed but IS at liberty Oh his own recog.
nizanc1 His bf1fhef. Colonel Alcaide.
u :. : 1lf....t.5 - -n1 49, f7ss s.tss.ss
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MARCONI WIRELESS and
WESTERN UNION ALLY IN
HANDLING PACIFIC BUSINESS
Former Company Announces win Handle Messages Between
Honolulu and Coast Beginning in April - Expects to Ex-
tend Field to Alaska
rAsseclatel Press c.ahlel

SAN FRANCISCO cai- 26lmportant
pacific Aaskan
Il Al
Of ts
according Mareons
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Kaai's orchestra will furnish music
throughout the luncheon following
which there will be several brief ad
dresses Those who will speak, and
their subjects. are e. r. Bishop on
Development of Commerce in Ha.
waii; j. A kennedy on "The Port OF
Honolulu; Governor L. E. Pinkham,
General Remarks and e. d. Ten.
ney on The Matson NAVIGATION Com.
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California Floods And
Rains Blocking Railroads
z .......l..l.,.I -. -. J

SAN FRANCISCO CAL 26contnued melting
ndides
and
stalled solating Of
floods feared More prediction
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Japan Government HeckIed
| Associated Press Cabiel

opposition party
presented parliament which, injurious
charges, denies that concerning the statement
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rule calling for a meeting the first
Monday of each and every month.
We have had a brilliant example of
how slothful oonyention-created cen
trail committee can run the party to
the ground. -
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KEALOHA SENTENCE POSIPONEDFOR
weekly CONSENT OF EACHsIDE
4 lsnrclalI s;tsT- I,,,lletin yvireIess1

- u - Especial starT1u
consent d
sspsrss kealoh convicted last set
the other lodlcte against keslohs
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Congressman Bolt Suffrage
Union Because of Threats

WASHINGTON, 2Ffteen
stituton.
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Would Have Commission To
Look After Job Hunters

WASHINGTON,
providing
Inc the president of HE present burden.
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Col. Goethals Must Wait
{ IAssoclated Press cabIe1 ]

lie Ffess
WASHINGTON
Goethas Canal
until he has organized the civil
additional onep page ourt
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MONUMENTS
ALL SIZES.

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