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Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

"The Trey O. Hearts," by Louis Jo-
seph Vance, the great serial story in
Is installments, will begin tonight at
the Browne theater. Admission free
to everybody. Come early.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20
INJURED WOMAN DIES

Aurora, Ill, Nov. 2O.--Miss Jennie
Miller, aged So, who was struck down
with an iron wrench and left uncons-
cious in the yard Of the Free Method
ist church here last Wednesday night,
died today.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

The office of the county clerk has
paid bounty of Sc to R. NJ. Rhoads
Of Mineral Hill for killing one wild
cat and two coyotes.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Train No. Z was reported two hours
and 20 minutes late today. Train No.
10 is one hour and ten minutes be-
hind schedule time.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

John PanBratz, a rancher of the
Chrryvale district Of the mesa, is
shipping several car loads of cattle to
Kansas City.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20
NOTICE
otase Of the Treasurer Of San Miguel

Office of the Treasurer of San Miguel
County
Taxes for the year 1914 are now
due. Taxes for the first half of the
year become delinquent on December
|. Taxes for the second half Of the
year become delinquent on June /,
1915. r.es~s
(Signed) EUGENIO ROMERO,
|IH Treasurer
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

DR.. and Mrs. E. l. Hammond are
the parents Of a baby girl. The new
Las vegan arrived yesterday after
noon at about $3.50 o'clock.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Thomas Iipsett is reported to be in
serious condition on account of i'll
ness Mr. Lipsett formerly was a mail
carrier of this city.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

"The Worth of a Life in two
parts, featuring Gladys Broclwell at
the Mutual tonight only. Admission
and 10 cents.-Adv,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20
INVESTIGATING oLEo

st. Louis, Nov. 2O.-The empanel-
ing Of special granG jury to investi-
gate complaints against men charged
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, aged
In wood. Direct from the distillery to
you. At the Lobby. Of course.--Adv
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Mrs. H. T. Davis. dressmaker, re-
moved to 4O7 Washington. Gowns at
popular prices.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Don't fail to see Gladys Broekwell
tonight only at the Mutual theater.
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Call central for Frenehys Transfer
Phone Main S5.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20
LOCAL NE VS.

Old Taylor Whiskey and Sherwood
Rye at the Opera Bar.-Ady.se1s,.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

Cutler Brothers, insurance. North
west corners OF Plaza.-Ad
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20
ACCUSED 3 FrREAson

Niaeara, Fails. Ontario. NOV. 20.
Joaepi snyder who was arrested
BY military authorities % charge
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PASSENGERS HOOKED

Per str CIaudine for Maui ports.
July 81: Mrs W. E. Foster, Miss +.
Abbey, j.. NJ Whitneck. Miss d. Per-
reira, A. c. Perreira, Miss e. Byrd,
Miss Hayward, VIM. Bellinger, r. ].
Ceddington, Miss Ethel Harvey. Mrs.
F. Fl Harvey, Mary Silva. Frank Silva
Per Mauna Kea, for Hilo and way
ports, August /: Mrs. Stone and child.
F. STANCE, NJ. Al. Nicoll, Miss d. Put
nam, Miss F. Hoogs, Mrs. F. L. Hoogs.
Miss Cohn, Mrs. Fl. Cohn, Mrs S. S.
Peck, Philip Peck, Jack Peck. Mrs. L.
F. Martin, Stanley Waldron. Redvers
Waldron. Miss r. K Murphy, w. J.
Forbes. Daniel Naone, Phillip Naone,
H. j. Weber. +: .-
Per str. Claudine for Maui ports,
August 3: Miss Esther Kopke, George
r. Carter, j. A. Medeiros. .......
Per str NJ. n. s. S. Lurline for San
Francisco, August al r. Wilson, A.
Hearing. r. Codoni II. H. Zornig. Mr..
Blum, Miss Mansfield, Mrs. NJ. .Teffers,
Mrs. Ramsden. Miss Dora Lydgate,
Miss Florence F. BaIlou, J. A. Buchan-
an. S. Bedell, j. NJ Lydgate, J. NJ.
Bydgate. Jr., l.. j. Borcell, F. Trant,
e. L. Wilson. Miss Al. q. Allen. Miss
NJ. Allen, E. w. Green, CT. Hum and
wife, Miss Mary Connolly, Mrs. c. A.
DeCew. Capt and Mrs. Lister and
child, Miss A. Wilkin, Miss c. E. Will
kin, Miss l. Smith, Mrs. NJ. Z. Smith,
Mrs. J. A. McLennan, Mrs Y. G.
Wolfe.
Per str Mauna Loa for Kona and
kau ports, August 4: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. R. Paris, Miss e, M. Stevens. Miss
E. Mcleod, Mrs. T. Hustace and three
children, Miss G. Muller, c. NJ. Cooke,
Miss Hama Akana Miss Hoogs, Mrs.
Love, George Apela. Miss Eva S.
Boardman, Miss i. K. Aud.
Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, Aug.
d: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goldman. A.
Lewis, Jr., J. Oswald Lutted, Miss r.
B. Goldman, w. H. Rice, Miss E. WITCH
man, George Fuller. Mrs. J. B. Miller
Per str Mikahala for Maui, Molokai
and Lanai ports, August 4: J. d. Nc
Weigh. Mr.. and Mrs. H. McCorriston,
Dora McCorriston, Gertie McCorriston.
Per str Mauna Kea for Hilo and
way ports, August 5: Mrs. e. H. Boyd
and infant, Mrs. J. A. Campbell. Miss |.
Campbell. Miss Sheldon Jackson, Miss
Lesley Jackson. Ill.,.
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SKIPPER SPEAKS
UPON HAWAII
mel

Captain George Lapraik will not
be found at his accustomed post Of
duty when the Pacific Mail liner Nile
steams to a berth at Honolulu harbor
tomorrow evening. Captain Lapraik
has been granted a 60-day leave of
absence and today it is reported that
the popular commander will combine
business with pleasure, in that lie will
deliver series of interesting and in
structive lectures or travelogues on
he countries that have come under
IFS observation during the score or
more years that he has been yoyaging
the Pacific.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee
recently forwarded a collection of
,olored and plain Photographic slides
% Captain Lapraik. These have been
Used in talks given on board the Nile
while the vessel was steaming from
he Orient to the islands The pas
sengers who elect to use the Nile in
travelling the Pacific have been loud
IN their praise of the lecture service
fnaugurated by Captain Lapraik.
Among the addresses two have been
prepared that have to do with Hawaii
and its many points of interest. 1t
aas been stated that several touring
parties visiting Japan have been in
iuced to lay over at Honolulu
through the able presentation of the
attractions of the islands by the ora.
tor-navigator. Captain Lockett is
bringing the Nile to Honolulu.
T.. = 80 y - ; i
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CONGRESSMAN RETURNS
PAY FOR DAYS ABSENT

WASHINGTON, D.. C.-Believing
her had received something to which
he was not entitled, Representative
Witherspoon of Mississippi has turned
back into the treasury department
$500. That sum represented the
amount of his salary for four days
during which he was away from
washington on private business. The
fact that Mr.. Witherspoon turned the
money became known, despite his de-
sire to keep the affair a secret.
Somewhere in the statute books
there is a law which says a member
of Congress shall not draw pay for the
days he is absent and not attending to
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HUNorUEU DRUGGIST
PtEASES CUSTOMERS

The Hollister Drug Co. reports GUS
toners greatly pleased with the
QUICK action Of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in Ad-
ler-i-ka. This simple remedy drains
the old foul matter from the bowels
SO THOROUGHLY that ONE SPOON.
FOb relieves almost ANY CASE of
constipation, sour or gassy stomach.
II Is SO powerful that 1T is used sue
cessfuliy IN appendicitis. Adler-i-ka
never gripes and the INSTANT action
rs surprising. The HOLSTER Drug Co.
advertisement.
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Comparative Strength OF;
Rival Factions i'm Europe
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

" -..% IHE lHtPLG HIGtRiNSGs
On the Land.
Germany-Peace strength. 5000;
reserves, 100000; total war strength.
$500. goo: available for duty, unor-
ganized, 100000. =.
Austria Hungary - Peace strength,
$4,000; reserves. 1,6l0,00os total
strength. 1000. 900; available for duty,
unorganized. 100000.
Italy-Peace strength, 100000; re-
serves. $4,000; total war strength,
100000; available for duty, unor-
ganized, LOOT, 600.
Grand totals-Peace strength. 1,510,.
coo; reserves. 6.990,000: total war
strength, 100000: available for duty,
Iunorganized. 100000.
On the Water. =.
Germany-M Modern battleshtps, 10:
leruiser battleships. z: older battle
ships, 20: LIST class cruisers, =; ID
class cruisers. s.; Sd class cruisers. 80;
destroyers. 141; torpedo boats. A.;
submarines, 80: personnel. officers and
men, sc, 7S3, with 10000 reserves.
Austria Hungary Modern battle.
ships, 4; older battleships, 9: 1st class
cruisers, 3; I'd class cruisers, 2; I'D
class cruisers. z: destroyers, IS; tor
pedo boats. So; submarines, 10; per-
sonnet, 1851.
/ Italy-Modern battleships. s: older
battleships, s.; LIST class cruisers, Z;
I'd class cruisers. 3; Sd, class cruisers.
10: destroyers. 50; torpedo boats, i3;;
submarines, 90; personnel, 33,095.
Grand totals-Modern battleships,
81; cruiser battleships, 4; older bat
tleships, 81: 1st class cruisers. 10; I'd
class cruisers. II; Sd class cruisers,
Sc: destroyers, 1874; torpedo boats,
liza; submarines, 65: personnel, ILL.,
459, with 10000 reserves.
Tin the Air.
--Aeroplanes, all types,
built or ordered, 375; dirigible bal.
looms, 40.
Austria Hungary - Aeroplanes. as
above, 220: dirigible balloons, 10.
Italy-Aeroplanes. as above, go;
dirigible balloons, II.
Totals--AeroDlanes, S65. balloons. 81.
OTHER c
Servia-Peace strength, $4,000; re.
serves, 20S,000: total war strength,
FAC, 900; available for duty, morgan.
lied, $4,000.
Greece-Peace strength, $4,000: re.
serves. $4,000; total war strength,
I159, 900: available for duty, unorgah-
lized, 100000.
! Greece has a small navy, which a
year ago consisted of eight gunboats.
three monitors and II torpedo boats,
land few weeks ago she bought two
battleships from the United States.
/ Belgium Peace strength, 10000;
reserves, 100000; total war strength,
222, 900; available for duty. morgan
/ lied, 100000; aeroplanes, $50; bal
looms, 3.
/ Norway-Peaee strength, $4,000;
reserves, $4,000; total war strength,
! lis, 600; available for duty, morgan.
ICED, 100000: LIST class cruisers. /;
End class cruisers, 4; gunbots, Is; mo
nitors, q; destroyers, 8; torpedo
boats. rs; submarines, 5; naval per.
sonnet, 1908.
Sweden-Peace strength, $4,000;
reserves, 100000; total war strength,
100000; available for duty, morgan.
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HARBOR NOTES

The arrival Of the schooner Daunt.
less from Honolulu is reported at
.Grays Harbor.
The Pacific Mail steamer Persia
scheduled to sail for San Francisco
about ) o'clock Sunday evening will
carry the next mail to the coast,
Mail from the mainland amounting
to $50 sacks is, due at the port from
San Francisco with the arrival of
the Pacific Mail steamer Nile tomor-
row evening. .sE
Lumber destined for Kahului is on
the way to the islands from Grays
Harbor in the schooner A. F. Coates.
The vessel sailed from the Washington
port yesterday.
this evening the 1nter-IslaHd steamer
w G. Hall has been supplied with the
usual assortment of freight for gar
den island plantations.
The Matson freighter Hyades is
predicted will remain in the islands
for about 10 days before steamlng
IRON Hilo for San francisco direct
ctith shipment of sugar.
sThe cargo brought by the steamer.
! 'audine from Maui ports has been
discharged and, that vessel has been
lde ready to steam for Kahului at
. - clock tomorrow evening
i iakinG bAIkst only, the schooner
axins ct II,ewts was dispatched for
Port keAs(4 a late hour yesterday
artery bon. This vessel has been dis
charged of assignment of lumber.
i The Japane& steamer Tokai Maru
nav completing the discharge of 450a
tons of Japan koal has been chartered
to proceed to Makatea Island, there to
load phosphates for Kobe or Yoko-
hama.
Sailing from Hilo on June 2S with
more than 5000 tons of sugar. the
American-Haw freighter Georgian
IS aDpDOIIHO I'D nave Cditbu dI II uSdbd
Arenas on the Atlantic end of Ma.
gellan straits on July 81. The vessel
has cargo destined for New York
Returning from Midway Island. thel
Pacific cable schooner
Flaurence Ward is due at the port
from Midway Island daily. The YES
sci has been discharged of a quantity
OF supplies for the colony Of officers,
GENERATORS and laborers stationed on
Midway Island
Should the Pacific Mail liner reach
the port from San Francisco ut 5
o'clock Friday afternoon, it is the
Intention of II. Hackfeld & Company
to dispatch the vessel for Japan and
China the following morning. The
Nile will be given about 400 tons of
coal while here
Included IN varied cargo of pro-
ducts from the island of Maui that
we're received IN this city with the
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How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Or tne other, but the figures
been pointed out today as instruc
Granted that national guard
vice is the duty Of every citizen
a regular officer this morning,
would be interesting to find out
many members of the chamber
commerce are members Of the gu;
The LIST Infantry, N. G. H., less {
pany /, marched from Red Hill
Honolulu yesterday afternoon Les
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MAIL FOR COAST
To LEAVE PORT
SUNDAY

Remaining at the port from an early
hour In the morning until 5 O'Clock
IN the afternoon, the Pacific Mail liner
Persia from China and Japan ports
10 now predicted by wireless to be-
come a Sunday visitor at Honolulu.
The Persia has come into touch
with the wireless telegraph plants on
the island of Oahu, the information
being received this morning at the
agency of II. Hackfeld & Company
that the Persia was bringing 500 tons
Of Oriental cargo for discharge at the
port The vessel is in need of 50t
tons Of fuel, which will be placed OF
board during the stay at pier Z.
The next mail for dispatch to thf
mainland will be forwarded in the
Persia sailing on Sunday evening.
The vessel is reported to carry
total OF 3S cabin, 10 second class ano
192 Asiatic steerage passengers.
"a
Matson Steamer Movements.
With the exception of the Matson
steamers LurIine and Hyades, the
feet of passenger and freight car
riere are we'll along the Pacific coast
Of the mainland, according to late ad
vices received at the agency of Castle
e Cooke The Matsonia with more
than us cabin passengers and a fuu
cargo is en- route to San Francisco
The Lurline, now in port. is scheduled
for departure to Kahului and HNo to
day. The WiIhelmina is steaming from
the coast to the islands and due al
the port on next Tuesday The Ma.
noa Is reported at San Francisco. the
Hyades has been discharged Of much
freight at Honolulu and is expected 70
steam. for island ports this evening
This vessel will carry full shipment
or sugar to San Francisco. The Hilc-
MAN Is steaming from San Francisco
10 Seattle, there to complete cargo
for the islands. The Enterprise with
more than 5000 tons of sugar is re-
ported to have arrived atthe coast.
~
WlIheimlna Now Nearing Port.
Departing from San Francisco with
ss19 tons freight for discharge at Ho-
noluIu and 255 tons supplies for Hilo-
the Matson steamer Wilhelmina is re-
ported as nearing the port and due
q arrive at a berth at Pier Is early
next Tuesday morning. Until the yes
eel gets into touch with the local
wireless plants, the number of cabin
and steerage passengers will not be
made known. The Wilhelmina was
given large mail for the islands.
efrlcter Penalty for stowaways.
For the purpose Of protecting the
vessels from stowaways, the Seattle
customs officials arc reported to have
adopted new regulations regarding
Nome steamers. Passengers and
members Of the crew must remain on
the ship once they have gone aboard
An the crew must be checked of and
50 aboard ship two hours before the
departure Of the vessel.
Steamer Helene to Enter Dock.
10 receive cleaning, repaintina
and general overhauling, the Inter-
Island steamer Helene, which fot=
some months past has been engaged
m 4 freight service between Honelu
N and Kauai and Hawaii ports, viii
enter the dry dock. The vessel vii
Be out OF commission for about
days
Forty Vessels Chartered for Grain. b,
Representing over $1,000 tons net
I13Ister Al vessels are now under
Grain charter to load at Portland, Ore,
|Ie greatest amount of tonnage ever
under engagement for the port for one
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THE TRIPLE ENTENTE.


On the Land.
Russia--Peace strength. 100000
reserves. 3.3e0.000: total war strength.
S,50o.0O0; available for duty. unor-
ganized. 100000.
France-Peace strength. 100000: re-
serves, 3.2S0,000; total war strength,
100000; available for duty. morgan
lied. 100000.
Great Britain-Peace strength. esq.,
500: reserves. T.O56,500: total war
strength, 100000; available for duty.
unorganized, 100000.
Grand totals-Peace strength. 2,264.-
$50: reserves. 7.056,500; total war
strength. l0.230. 900; available for
duty. unorganized. 100000.
On the Water.
Great Brita IT, Modern battleships.
%: cruiser battleships. 10: older bat
tleships. So; LIST class cruisers. -:
I'd class cruisers. 81; Sd class crnis,
ers. So: destroyers. 227; torpedo
boats, 5S; submarines, So; personnel.
officers and men, 137 500. with $500
reserves
France Modern battleships, II:
older battleships. Is: LIST class cruis-
ers. Is: I'd class cruisers. 4; Sd class
cruisers. o; destroyers, 81; torpedo
boats. 173; submarines. 80; personnel,
6O.62I.
Russia - Modern battleships, 9:
cruiser battleships. 4 older battle
sbips s.: LIST class cruisers, s; I'd class
cruisers. s: Sd class cruisers. 3; de-
stroyers, los; torpedo boats. 90; sub
marines, As: personnel, 52.463.
Grand totals Modern battleships.
So: cruiser battleships, IA: older bat
tIeships, 81: LIST class cruisers. So; I'd
class cruisers, a.: Sd class cruisers.
"a: destFoyers. 40: torpedo boats,
254; submarines, 223; personnel, $780,
5S4. with 1920 reserves.
In the Air.
Great Britain -Aeroplanes all types.
built or ordered. 1870; dirigible bal
looms. Z.
FranceAA eroplanes, as above, $50:
dirlgible balloons, 80.
: Russia--Aeroplanes. as above. 315:
dirigible balloons, Is.
Totals-Aercplanes, 1916; balloons.
50.
lied, 100000; first class cruiser, 1:
gunboats. 9; destroyers. s.; torpedo
boats, 81; submarines, q; naval per.
sonnek, 5,fl5.
Denmark-Peace strength. $4,000;
reserves. $4,000; total war strength.
: 10 900; available for duty. unorganized
1900; old battleship. /: End class
cruiser, l., gunboats, 4: monitors. 8:
torpedo boats, ID; submarines, 8; ma
val personnel, 1000.
BHlgaria=-Peace strength, $4,000;
reserves, 320,500; total war strength.
$4,000: available for duty, morgan
lied, 100000.
Roumania Peace strength. $1,000:
reserves, 100000; total war strength.
100000; available for duty, morgan
lied, $4,000.
Notes British peace strength in.
cludes regular forces at home. IN the
colonies and $4,000 men In India, and
excluding the native Indian army Of
about 175,0O0: and reserves include
the army reserves and territorial
force or home volunteer militia. Great
Britain has also 26.2O9 naval reserve
seamen.
Germany has a naval reserve Of
10000 men.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Claudine from Maui ports
Rev. NJ. Tusaka, j. Garcia, H. A.
Ageo, E. Kishida, Miss M. Hauiki, T.
M. Church, Miss J. Kruger, H. d.
Sloggett, Dr. Carroll. Miss R.. Morgan,
S. F. Osborne, Y. Annoy, Jno. Freitas,
T. Oda, F. O.. Boyer, St c. Sayres,
Mrs. A. F. Longley, Az F. Longley,
L. Y. Aiona, p. S. Tarman Mrs.
Tougher, Mrs. All Yet, P. Ewing, M.
Todd, S. J. Nell, Miss ]. Gulich and
Mrs. Scott. b.
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France Takes Euery Precaution

PARIS France July sFrace Is taking every military preeautoa
railroad terminals Switches and her signal boxes
tis
known to e
in
the o Commune. 4.t
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Al entirely new language. which is
/. present q mystery. was also dis
covered BY archeologists in London,
s. certain INSCRIPTIONS.
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G y 3 L e
Forecasts German Mobilization

IAssocia Fl
BERLIN
bzston Of will this
office has abandoned al hopes Of
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his publics duties. The law, however.
has been regarded as a dead letter.
Not so with Mr.. Witherspoon He
surrendered his four days pay.
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An economical woman tries to make
her waist as small as possible.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISL ANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchangel

Aeroaram.
s. 8. Persia arrives from Yokohama
Sunday, 6 a m, and proceeds to San
francisco p. m, same day.
S. s. Nile arrives from San Fran.
cisco Friday about 5-p m. and pro-
ceeds to Yokohama Saturday morning
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Mamma-'Don't you know that
King Solomon said Spare the rod and
spoil the ehild'?" =,
Little Leo--'Yes; but he never said
it until after he got so old his mother
couldn't lick him.
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Probably the most difficult thing in
the world to learn is to know thyself.
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To Seek Laborers for Tanning.

Its mission being to visit the Gil
bert Islands for the ptrpose of secur-
ing laborers for the copra and phos-
phate estates on Tanning and Wash
ington islands, the British steamer
Kestrel is today being supplied with
,ccal and provisions preparatory to an
extended cruise in the south seas.
The vessel is expected to sail for the
island plantations belonging to the
Armstrong; in about one week.
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Tampa Will not Go in Dock.

Tampa Will not Go in Dock.
/ 1t has been determined today that
the schooner Tampa will not be re-
quired to enter the drydock for the
purpose of effecting repairs. The
open seams through which much wa
ter has, found its way were found
above the waterline when $50 tons of
cargo had been removed. The ship
ment of phosphates may be sold to
local fertilizer companies. The re-
caulking of the vessel is now in prog
ress under the direction of Superin.
tendent Alex Lyle of the Inter-Island.
1t is believed that the work Will be
completed in about 10 days. Captain
Jansen has been ordered to proceed
to San Francisco in ballast.
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II will be a part of the mission of
Collector of Customs NJ. A. Franklin
while at Washington to take steps
toward change in the uniform at
present worn by federal customs in.
spectors at Honolulu and other ports
in the district of Hawaii. For years
there, has been a contention raised
for lighter texture and more in keep
ing with the climate Petitions for
warded to Washington have been
pigeonholed Collector Franklin hopes
to bring about a much needed reform.
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arrival OF. the Inter-Island steamer
Claudine were crates of spuds, IS
crates of corn, SO sacks of taro, 81
sacks OF empty bottles, 81 head of
hogs, crates of chickens, one auto
and 12S packages of sundries. The
vessel is reported to have met with
strong northeast winds and heavy
seas. ..>
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-30
TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AZ Uetroit-Detroit 8, Washington 2,
At ST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q, ST.
Louis 1.
AZ cieveland--New York 8, cIeve-
and 2; New York 8, Cleveland 6.
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Attention . d.
National Guardsmen!

Photos of Red Hill camp now on
sale at THE KODAGRAPH SHOP,
CORNER HOTEL & UNION SITS. =
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Every little helps especially little
kicks when you're going down hill.