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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
JANNEY CASE STILL HOLDS
STAGE II CHICAGO COURT

Chi.az. III. March i>s-A .-'ohi
Judi. iai inquiry ias. the rish' ".
Nr. Isarri-, l.. Jannry I. h--I. r".-
session of h-r G-,-sr .oij srsnd
daughter. virsi.,s t"sd. ~ss halted
to-day when neither Mrs Jann-, not
the child could Ice found h, deputy
shrriftss
Mrs. Jaane, "a. die naracj yes,
i-r,iay on = writ of hs',cas sorpu.
after she had told Judge Walker sh-
va. acting for the child. mother
and vas taking the little Girl to 10.
Angeles. where the mother I. III.
william II. Ford of Philadelphia.
tho father. at ~hu-r instance the
grandmother and tho child we're de-
tanned In Chicago. declared tha, he
should have the custody of hi. child.
when the Philadelphia warrant
charging kidnapping war held In -uf
ficicns by Judge Walker. Ford pc'i-
toned = wri, of habcas corpus fruu,
Judkc Eel, cahrsink that his dausii-
ter had been deserted by Its mother
two years aso and WAS being forri.
H., detained h, Mrs. Jsnncy.
II was expected that iheg rand
mother and the rht,d would appear
In court today. but when deputy
shcrits sought to scrvc tho ~ri, Mrs.
Janncy ~as no, to he found at tho
hoic, whcrc she stayed after giving
bail
Her attorney went before III. court
and dcciarri that he had no kno~l-
edge Of her whereabouts. In the be-
lief that Mrs. Jsnncy had resumed
her journey to the coast the writ
was turned over To private detectives.
Thew rit also runs against two
mon who are described as guards for
Mrs. Janncy and the child. and who
ar. believed to have been employed
by her to prevent Ford from seeking
TO forcibly take the little girl from
her grandmother.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

iissss H-ssipts $500 market
.ios. Sc under yesterday. average:
baik sf saI.s s.s" Z. >s.". ii<h, -"
tn >:s. MIXED >ts q. $50. h-as,
sac {. s::.: r"ash sss. Z" Nsis!
pis. 4. s.sss
Cattle: Receipt. i:."""s nasrk-i
steady Ia slfua6. i--s-> I" ,.s".
TrsA. steer. ~. 4. s.ias -ssi-ts
steers SIS tn <st.. siurkvss sad
feeders $50 Tn ssin: so~s sad h~is'
~s~ a.: Tn N.a": saivc. 6 To D.
Aheep: R~~cipss s:.sss: aAsks,
.s~aa, In sssu~s: native s.:s tn s.:::
w~~sess -" 4. $40: s~ssiinEs ;s's
10 .: laahs. $50 10 :.;os -~s'-rn
go TO ;.:;.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Although the markets position az
p~sr-d To b. fairly .iToas. no ini-
lislive Mas displayed ON tn. long
side. and the inability of the hull. 10
attract = following resulted in active
seiiiax BY rom traders.
The announcement, that the Colo
rsdo 4 Southern dividends would be
suspended afforded = pTsi-st 'of gen
erai ceiling ON the ground that il
Mas another indisa, ioh at IN. unia-
tosasis position os the railroads
Colorado 4 Southern common lost I |.
ahd the sirsi preferred j. points,
Copi.-fs benefited foF . time Ly
higher prices for the metal, Hall re-
ports from the steel trade we're ron
finis.. uhIi-d state. steel ultimate
~ ~-sk-aed and the ~hois lie, sas.
NAY with IL The -AriS sisan'-s
~-s- .as.-ii.i b~iog- ns,n,
isnads ~-f. -as,
The annoln.. ns-n, of The retire
nieh, Of G-ors- y i.-f from the ai-
s-siosAi. al the i--hixh VALLEY a..
ioila~-i by Artis. seiiink Of the
.in-k. which i-ii from is;l Ia itss
~ haussioA u tho sraefai s@iiiss
Pressure i-d To q better 'os. In 'h-
early afi-fnasn. hut the baSinsi sas
-sssrm.iy small,
Ifsainx inI-f-s, soaser-~i ia ,h-
active speculative bonds, no-k Isl
snd collateral. fell D.. Z" ssl ths
lowest figure yet reached wsiAssi'
r~funiins fouss satnrd n-ssg ..
mach
The market elss-d sasss
There uas ..-rs-psisi- insf~s.- In
.-iiins pf->~us- toward the -sa 90
fsthas. ot . nr~ ssN-shm-ss ssiis
AGAINST i.rhi.h VALLEY snd s..'-
s-sknrss Of Hook Island bonds
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Hogs. i,-..is,. '.s-"s market
steady u Sc i..er3 bulk st sales $40
la = ..s heavy ~. Z" $50 rs.kers
and butch hers $50 to sss". iiSht -
2. tn >ss.. piE. ..s" Z. =
Cattle Receipt. s.s".. market
steady to .,T"ns. prime ted steers
\ &. to s.ss dr-..ri i,--f steer.
$50 Z. >.a.. Western .'~~rs ;s:a 4.
:. .."s .s,u,h-rn steer. ga" to 81"
cows 40 so ;.sc: hc,f~r. ..'s 4" >.
.,sek-f. and feeder. s.:. =" >.i"s
bulls & tn $50. .ai,c- g." To 1875
Sheep Receipt. s.":": market
strong so iur hishss: lambs Ia 9.
So. y-sriias. s :: tn 3. ~csh-s. So"
to- $50. eve. "a. io $50.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
WOULD ExfRADlrE
NOTORIOUS MEXICAN BANDIT

San Diego. Cal. March ia
rcautsis,ou for the -Stfsdis'"n i"s
the Mexican bandit GuiCScrfCs.
charged with the murder of Po=tmas.
tor frank V. Johnston at Trsat-. "n
tho lower Csiitoraia border. was sent
to-day by Governor Johns"n TO th.
governor of tho northern district c'
I.owcr California. District Ai'ornr,
u. n. tiiicy. of San Diego county.
expressed the opinion that " va.
hop-ic-. to expect that the request
could h- or would bc complied with
All was quiet al Tcca'c today and
no trouble ~a. expected .. ions as
troops rCmaincd on guard.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18

The hous1 Is modern and large
enough to furnish soinfortAbi. quar-
iers for every purpose for which il
will be used
Mr.. Rsdford recommended tn. &C.
curing ri N. piae. and the choice of
the committee Mas enthusiastically
ratified By tn. members present. and
about ,hirn m-hnb.rs signed TIA.
Lease.
y T., ws-i asaOunssi that as a
result al the final decision to .siab-
iisi th. souGtfs .iuL a, this la aiioa
the sars heretofore labeled Cemetery
soaia aos b~ inafhsi Coan,fy glub.
and announced that his .o,npans
souii donate the eius free iisht and
heat s-fSis- Hsr three nonlhs. Th-ss
ahhouns rm.hts A-s- received .i,t,
cheers MS- fa,iisSn. manager III
the Mountain Ssa,-s r-i-phon- ansi
Telegraph soia..shA, announced his
company ."aia sis- Tree '-i-i'L"n-
.-rNi.. 'of the Hrs, s-sr- This an,
asuhsssn-ai -as aiso enthusiastically
reviewed
H-rr-s~ n,sii,-s .f IN. newspapers
agreed Z" fafhish the m.,at--rshiI
.af'i. and saspis The n--spap~s.-
4 number at short talk. ~-f~ thea
nsa- bs sssioa. n-huD-r. ai,-,
~htrh the chairman ANNOUNCED ih'
| aPt-pihln,-ns of the t-safsi of iir-s
loss snd III. committees The b..srs
of director. f.r the nri S-ar 10 so,n
s-.s.i sf - l.. nssis. Jr n. J. wish,
man. J. u, brars. Dr, } u, iiasI-T
u, \, lths-i-s. y ], Sanders. wiiiian
Kerr. i,sn k-iis. ~. J. i'-ii. \ I.
isaias James Mek-o.sh. FRANK Iin
lazy. y. j. i,aai.si ami Ni.s"s ~
fsisr.
II ~ns ssn.inssI bs ,h. rr~si''-n'
sha. ih- ssri.si. sosntnis,--s 1"sits
t'- arl-oini-.i al .ns- ana sh- -ssA 81
x-s'isS the s-nnis soass. In sLaI-
ami the golf link. rad, -oaii start
al shss. Fafai,1f- Tot ih- nus Siut
~iit i.r es.,-s-d ,l.is r-~t. and II !,
expected thai -s-sstLins all - In
, shar- by ih- iis.s at MAJ
A r.iiss,- ."api. Las- rs-~n s.'.r
I'd sni .iii H. piss.d in Shsrs- II
'h- h.sss- and srpan'iso The s"uaar
| sili hs,- -hars- .f ss- s,sL-n ans
The ns. rlis-rs saa ,h-ir fsssiIirs .asi
6. 4. th- .i.. tot . i... h-.a .' I
Fun,is, dinner u the, .i-si'- II Z
expected tt.- sIss siii i~ u.-si -
s-a.i.ris by In. ..as-n .f Trinida.
fss su-saa~,a .sri parties and fest
iua.h-us.s
teltos,as tho ed asssssn-as las
sishi the i~.ssd at iisr-sns. m-s ans
osssaisrss ss taii"~s3
pfr~ii~nl. u. l.. iAsvtss IT.. epli-s
tut. kAsi TArmsrhs.is xres-sasf. ia
J. It--ts TREASURER. Josa ~ bsurs,
C'..anais'-ss ~~s- sppains-'i =. fol
la-s
It's I.s~. Jane. N.kr.ushs II !
| wishsa,sn. a l. bsins
N-aiisurshi. 1t J. wish'msn. .
J. gadiord. Iohn ~ pIurJs = J Han
i.r.. u \ Eh.ai-s. v VI, trisr
FRANK banisSJ.
i,.u.--A D.. Dsin. Ian Kelly. }
d. i,.rI-r. VIII fri~riSh
.r,gaa. sni st"r' Ian k-lit
| william, k-rr. II. \ Iih"si~-. fI-Sd
Rose. \ u. iiI.~ua
Reception J Sanders. }, -
iiarI-r. Frank bunissy. VIII fri"
rirh
Finan.-=i y sherman. ~ J.
| Wishimsa. Charles I.sp..
Th-r- ~iiI be- another m--iins al
the n,-n,b.r. aad the board Of dire
i - -. y L. u -
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18

miiistion. this price, Have We be-
come 30 inert. 81 weak. so supine. 81
ser'iie. that the Monroe dostrins
must be- sasisJaed and inyisorAted By
the very po~srs against which IL ~as
Invoked Are We I'D weak OF so en-
tangled the meshe. OF our avn
diplomacy that III. demand. of I'm
:lsnd based on the selfish iatsf-sts
Of the Canadian Pacific railroad com
pAny must b~ Erant.i. right OF
sToaE, Have any nation. beside
Enkisad objected to the i.xi.iAiion
u l. proposed la r-peai- Thsse are
the question. tina, must be- answered
10 IN. satisfaction of the American
people"
Senator ZONES Iuoi.d fron fT-si-
deaf Wilson's prediction speeches
In an attempt ~ show iha, the chief
Executive then favored the sksmp-
iioh,
senator joass argued that a repeal
would b~ - sr-at -eohoinir biun-
der. that /, souia ''b-h-fl, the Can
siisa Pacific RsiIfosa. Canadian in
isr-~is and the tfan..oatin-ntai rail-
road iia-. AMI M other and ihiuse
mofu at i~s- -s-gS other Interest in
this .ounisy, lie soht-ni-i that III.
-tempi ion .ostrsS -a-d hs treaty
obligations. either In letter oT in
spirit. and therefor so question ~
satioasi honor 80. insois-d
| '-rh. rrrsid-nt's s.s~ax-. >aid
senator joss~. ''ls aot oaiS remark
Abi- fsS It's lark of fssss. .i-asth os
f~sson and for the sublime ss.sifshs.
OF the srhsDi ssAsl1s tina, the b-nss
~iii 4" ~hsl hs sssis. La, II 7.
ssos~ ssassksbi- ~ IL. conclusion.
Ne ssSss Z ask this sf y"i In sup
port at lh- sss-iss I-.iiss ss ':- si'
m'si.isAiisn.
What arc sh- either mAti-ss cs
-s-n er-ai-f h-iisass AMI n-ar-f
.-nss.s..s.-ss' that shi. i-sisia'isp
j. . part at sn unirr.iandins "a
pressed az issi,is impii.i. relating
q. M.si... L. .h.-a bs sh. ssf.s at
the sa.s.sx. aaa by the s'r.ams'anc'
q. sassuiadias IL. delivery
ii hs. b-~n r-E~ai-iiy announced
ihA, no message -.,i.i b1 sssg Ia
.osxr-ss os the toll. question \
nsiii.h sabJ-y' -ss murdered 70
N.si.. bs i-'.-i authorities. ~Lats'
sf.si iiFitsis ds--s not r-sasnis-
Our t.r.i'ion pr-s.nis Gf-s' iisitain
from .st-sias M-si'"s The british
nainisi-f has . i.ak ssnfrs-ny- si'h
the rs-sia-al snd Immediately 'h-
s-~.psr-s. say 'rs-.id~st wiisna
assoasssL saaiEhs imm~iiAiriy fol
Sa~iss the .oet.ses.~ Nth sis ~
oavi cssd~s that be- uiii 60 brinss
soAss~~s Thursasy this saaf~rrsss
~ss W-As-.ds, ss-aias, ssd deits-'
= ss-.Ass- srsinx the s-p~sI al tbs
rAaau,a canal soiis .s-npsion s~e'
tios
~ I,si i. believed Ia have beet
,.k.n frsm the historical sscs thai
the Moes,- aor,fia. SO. osisinaliy
Inspired s, ,:axIans. tn. I't-<id~n'
!. .aid 4. r-siis. that the M-si.aa
nnsi- be. brs.ss, almost = PARALLEL
| si,us,t.a which existed ~h-n rr-sis
| .i-ri N.ain- announced hi. policy
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
RATES OF EXCHANGE

N-~ York. March i>s-Cl..~I
I.rim- m-ryaa'i,- paper Z Z. 4. p-'
r-ais
Commercial biIi. i>s..
Iisr silver ~
M-sipsn ibIlss. tsi
Government i.nada steady
Railroad bonds easy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Considerable .if-ssih Developed
10 provisions sot -ith.tAhainx io~-s
pI,.-~ ~ the yards The fifna...
sas largely due ,o the decided fall.
inx off il aoG siaaxhi-rins ~-si
sonpsied With ia.i ...k sha a ,.ss
ago
Close rosk. Mar :i,s:.. Juiy
:is:s,
Lard. May i.,s:. July ~.
Rit,s. May iiss..s Juiy iissS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
DENVER LIVESTOCK

cslii~; ws<siess ':o. ss'ks' !"
In ~. lover: Ssef sssvs~ io ste;
co.'s. sss s-st~s~ :.ss ta s.:s: s'ark.
srs ssJ feeder. s.:s I" :sss. calves
& To IL
is.xss Receipt. ss"s market ~-ak
To. Sc sulI at sales : q" ls So.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Amaisamatrd Copper ,s.. Amc'i.
can sugar Refining i"t,. Aieh,son
81. Reading is,l: sou,hrrn Pacific
.s,: Union Pacific 49,. 4. :. steel
81: steel preferred ii".
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
the MONEY MARKET

Nc. YORK. Mssvh is.-rail u"n-,
steady. q. 9. : PET cont
Time leans steady s" sa,- 3. ."
:. 81. days ) .is a.aIh. u I-cr cent
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
NEW YORK METAL

Lad quiet. s,ss 10 ts".s
sp-il-s quiet. s.es tn ts"S
COPPER hsn. standard. si-p' an;
May isss: lo its.s
Tia fra. spot sss.S to sN.s".
Iub- S>.s. In ass"
ifon steady. an.hansrds
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18

II In need OF printing OF any KIND
phone The ChronicIe-News. Samplcs
and sseimates will Be cheerfuliy
savsn, Phone Tstaidad 40.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
write STORIES
FOR nOvINe
PICTURE PLAYS
ssv. SSsis.Iine PreissA.sa ios Aes
asd Woass-0se AAa Makes
$500 in Slx 1oaShs


u~lax tn the large namb~f ot n.a
sasssns f,ssasr theatres which sf-
b~ssS of--ard throughout III. SCUM
tsy. th-t. !. Offered 10 ih- men aaa
uusnsa Ut today. a s.- profession.
namely. that .f sritins rass ing pic
tas- plays Producers sr. pssy tnx
ffun So 4. gis" Iof -s.h scenario
accepted. us-as which ih.y .sa build
a Ph.s" play
$500 IN Ssx Nsaihs
~ !; seiy rrqatsus . trs houss
siAe Z. sossssuss . eosspiesr play.
yoa ess readily CSC The tmmsss~ sos.
sisilisivs 10 sAls sosh. Ose aas.
~ho save the i1ss . ssyoas. write.
shs, b. ssssed sssSs is six nosshs.
Il h possible for - isS~ilisral PET.
500 3. s-~s sssh -qssi .ae.e~..
un- feature si the ba.ia-s. which
shoiid spi--si To ssrs3on-. is that the
.afA mar b. dan. 81 h.ss,s IN sparr
tine. No literary ability !. required
aad .omes have =. sg.ss an op..uf'
suai,y .s n-a Id.s. ;sf ,i.'. arc
.oas,aats surninE ur. sas may be
put in .sca-srto foraa and sold sus
good price.
Particular Seat FREE
CorapIrs~ particulars at this most
ial.rc-iias ssd profitable profession
may b. had rRs. or CHARGE by
.Sndius . f,opt card 10
PH0f0-PlAY ASSOCIATION
Dox l60 WuxE9.1A31E. PA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
RECOMMENDS cHANBERLAlN's
COUGH REMEDY

= tak. pleasure In r"t"uitn ri.hin.
Chamberlain coush Remedy 4" M
cu.sarrrx because I hat" rnniii"n'"
in u, ind that they ar pleased
.i,h II a.d call for u -h-n sEsin In
a--J Is! such madeleine writes J,
" srSs.n. Mnu'.ys!ln. No. foT sal"
by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
NEW yoak COTTON

Cs,isns xSot steady. msdiiiss
1875: gulf is.:s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
81. LOUIS METAL

i.rad quiet. J So
sr-i,.r ssmieai. ssis
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18

Cnronicis.Nsws SOC . month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18

| y. :: =. =: 80: y: :: ::::: :::::::::
Y0H SALE.
Thofoushbred Buff I.eghoras aud
Haired Rorks. sis0 ssxs for hatch.
isS. 73t Park 81. Phoae bses tt:.
u
6wect hOme. with modern eOaSea-
iesess. big. shady yard; choice iOes-
tt0a: must be sold; no~'s your
chance 10 get = home easy. =. \. \.
Williams. Hank Dids. 81,
White Ospiaxsoa eggs Tor setting.
Also ineubssor. Red mas. II
cAeap. davenport. iiossier .abiaei.
nearly ne~ Majestic range. buffet.
Iron Led. spsinss Sad msise-s. ask
dre~s~s. crater table. etc, 81: Aai-
mas. II, 81
Five passenger Ford. newly paint
I'd. hs~ tires, Trinidad Novelty
Works 5is
Cssd rosis. /. Aad ; Passenger.
iipsssisa iris. i:S. u
0IuA1IoU WANIID.
NhpAsisnsed hookkeepes. married.
wishes posiiios. Will 60 out of loss.
A1dvsas 4. 4. A.. this office. g.
yO4 1Kuf.
Rooao soe iisss sousshs~ptss ~
L.esssA yh. hsea ss3 o. \lS bsses.
1rse suon hosssc fsssished. 1908
Astsoes- rhoae TsisidAd :st. u
0ssSesly 0oAess s-roo0 cottage
9th coal range. rhoae hsea :ss. u
fhsVe-suoes hosssr With bafn. &c.
Phose 1sis. s;;. u
r1rsbhed snpsa Nth private tsua-
tiy II sssissiy modern house. cia.r
u. Triephoss Ned 90. 10, ssa,h
Maple ~ y,
Two tssTr furnished fnoms f.r
hossrkcvpiss. Sin. zoe Asimas ~.
u
The~c rum, furnished ma-issa
apsss0css. ..suna furnished ssas,ers
spass0ess. Z sooa tussish~d hoases
csll RsA -. a. s3s t,se n. u
Fose rpoa maasss hoass with
s.s ssser. s:: ". Topeks. Rs-i i.s:.
q
NSsish~si spsssss-s,. heat Aad
iighi tusstsh-a. Rsi 1851 81; ii--ch
81
Ssv modssa hoasr. . fuom. aud
hath. Coz Third aud spruce Ss.s q
sla.ruom Furnished house. modern
caesps tusaaec. Willow aud iiars ~.
e3s.se pr moa,h. fhoar Trin. ssi.
u
CLEANING.
Cisasiss. pr-.ssas aud dsciss.-
The Tsinidaa Cleaning aud bye
WoskA u
H1lu1INo.
II 700 seea priasias Of any kisd
cone TO the Chronicie-Nsws. Aish.
class work. reasonable prices.
FOR SALE Oh Rent.
Plaso. epu.i condition. easy icrms.
Rcd i5i. is
LOST.
On the AsuiIar road : Majestic
road, auto skid chain for auto. Find
or please cali Trinidad so. 81
l7heAlba,
--D Der
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
COUNTRY CLUB IS
FORMED, SITE SELECTED

,Csssi.ssS t,.s s.ss ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
WIlS0N PANAMA
P0uCY ATTACKED

sCsssssssA sss. pas- ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
TRAINED NI1eI.

Rsstssesed Esadsats sasss. ~
tsvss Pssk. n. ltsd ::ss. q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
Claim Made That Soldiers Were
Gwen assurances they would n
Not Have to Fight. ''t
mtt HitriA tit. $500

3. LONDON, March 25.--(Assoeiated
Press Ny Federal 'wircIess) lwestmin-
stcr continues to be sccthing calaron
over what the Liberals now ieuounce
as "a ,'.lmutiny Of army aristocratsp
aganst n democratic government. The
fact has been established that from
all the evidence obtainable General
Cough and other officials of the Third
Cavalry demanded and obtained writ.
ten assurances that they would not
be ordered to. fight Carson s Ulster
volunteers and that these assurances
were obtained largely through the per-
sonal Intervention of King george.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
WILSON LINES
UP HIS FORCES
Administration Ready to Force
Fight for Repeal Of Free
Tolls Clause.

WASHINGTON, March e5. (Asso-
ciatcd Press by Federal wiFcless) ~
Determined 70 begin the fight 10 car
nest Tor the repeal Of tho free tolls
clause in tho Panama Canal Toll law
IN the house Thursday, tho airninistra-
ton forces kept the house in session
until late last evening.
Reprosentatige Ainey's resolution
calling on the President fsr informs.
tiop regarding the protection beng .ac.
corded tho iipes and propefty 81 for
eigners IN Mexico win probably, come
apin the house and be, he one question
disrusAed ty that body ia lis session
today.
~ the meantime MI plans were com.
pictea yesterday for the house to take
w tho Simns liill repeating the free
tolls lelnuse IL the lAgaaia, CenkI Toll
The Democratic leaders aligned or
both sides OF the issue lravo marshaled
Their forces for the fraysnnd are ire
pared for the arguments which are OK.
pected TO follow the calling up Of the
mcasure FL,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
CAPTIVE BALLOONS ARE
RECoMMENpED BY MACOMB

Use Of aeroplanes Tor observance pur.
poses in infantry operations in Oahn
have beef found inipractieable saw
brig. Gen. Montgomery M. Maeomb,
VINO leayes today TO assume the presi.
aeney Of the war college. Captive bal.
ioons-will be used In their stead If Gen.
erai Maeomb has his say. The useful.
ness of aeroplanes, says the general, is
due to the contrary air currents. He
amends that with captive balloons and
the present observation stations on the
heights that infantry operations could
DC directed from any point on Oahu.
GENERAL Macomb made the announce,
ment Monday during his farewell tax.
ing Of the araiy officers at Schofeld
Barraeks. 10 said In part;
Gentlemcn, rode out here with
General Carter today 10 say eoodby 10
you. My service here has been most
agreeable and / desire to thank you
geptiemenfor your great share in max
ing It 50, and for your splendid work
IN tne last manenyer season, the latter
part OF which was parfi eularly siren.
nous. For you gentlemen Of the Infan.
ny u may have seemed to you that
the inaneuyers were unnecessarily stren-
uons, particularly that part where you
are compelled to do much climbing over
the passes. ~
sit has been claimed that certain
passes could not be crossed by infan.
try, but you have proven that claim
erroneous. The dividing Of the work
here into sections, with each regiment
required TO thoroughly faIniliarfze it.
self with the section, has proven very
successful. There are few places here
where infantry cannot 90 and the
knowledge Of these passes is not only
Essential but necessary.
- As for the field artillery, they have
certain work cut out for them for the
coming season. In the matter of oh,
FefYation for artillery fire we expect to
have certain improvements which will
enable rs to observe anywhere we wish.
IL has been found that, due to unusual
adverse local conditions, the use of
aeroplanes is impraeticable here and II
is likely that the observation work viii
be done from captive balloons With
observation stations on the heights and
these captive balloons we shall be able
TO direct the infantry in any Of their
movements and to cover any portion
Of the ground with directed artillery
Ere"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
Rotten Wrong, Says Carter
of Conditions at Schofield
ID q 10 % "a % q @
Aeropld1les I1pprdcticable !;
Macon1b FaUors Balloons
New Commander Of Hawaiian De
partment viii ASK for
Improvements.
New Head Of wsr College Init.
mates Observation Innovation
for Oahu Garrison.
lFrom "Wednesday Advertiser. J

From Wednesday Advertiser.)
II Major GeheEal William N. Carter,
tho now commander Of me Hawaiian
Department, has his say, more comforts
are assured TO the troops Of the Oahu
garrison. The eommanacr visited seho-
field i3arraclsh Monday in company with
Brighdier General Macomb and in the
course Of an hildfess 10 che ofieers OF
the post femaslsed that tina conditions
worerssnot only a greal injustice but a
rotten wfong. I'D declared that he
would place the conditions as they ex.
Isl before thea, war, department and
would ask for a betterment. Major
General Carter. said an part,.
r j came ont here with General Ma.
comb " fhke,a Hook at you all The
hardest blow ] have had ga more than
forty years SERVICE in the army came
TO me when l,was orderhd to give up
Me command ofs,the Second Division 10
Texas.,o VI is q fine eommami and the
largest communal to be held by gen.
eral 0ilieers since The Civil War, with
its FIVE or six hundred officers and full
regiments, and the splendid opportunity
to deal With division, firobl4ms. But
since shaking you by the hand and look
ipg yen all in the face, II do not feel
Is This matter Of the passage Of passes
y not going TO trouble ms, for the reg
alar army has Heveriy yet known what
lt.was TO beAp against 10 in any propo.
s'vS.. "A! HAhlagH D 1r3
tsitfAs ] rode into this big reservation
this noon, 4 felt feeling of depression.
That we should have had this ground
tOr, the.use of troops for, years. certain-
~ five years-nnd yetlito have done SO
little for the comfort of the, troops. Is
not only a greatsinjustiee hut rotten
wr0ng.i a ls,,hs is.t,i i5i,,.
Those Of You who are married. may
tell your wives from me that they all
deserve medals for ever, eonsentinp to
como and live here under sush condi.
tions. ss,, * ss~, ,i.,'i K, \
t'l can see the cheerful smile with
which earh of these women has ,en-
1N2ed tbtsc conditions ard / can say
from, personal krowledge that we owe
everything 90 the bravery of the Army
Waves who Aforementioned with us the
many pFiyatious in, the Indian country,
hes in lhpplHes and under conditions as
we. find them here in this post. \, 4
AZ I canlassure you, gentlemen, that I
intendeto present the exact facts to the
war department lean make. no prom,
isess but those of you who have read
my annual reports know that I have
had some success with, the war depart.
ment for from years of experience, /
know many of the intrieaeies and in.
ner workings, and if am not able to
bring about some changes here it &iI
only be because have been defeated
ana WIN not be able TO accomplish the
eniet endepvor of the two years OF SER
wee ieft ME. thank you and want
You to come in to see me when you come
to town. -. & !,