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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-06

TCots-It takes an artist to mix a
cocktail according to the experts.
Tanks dare say. I've seen a cock
tail mix an artist.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-06

For more than a
quarter Of q CEN
fury SHAC has been
the favortte remedy
for headache and
neuralgia.
Taste1ess-CertaiI
, IL doses-25 cents
Ask your druggist
For SHAC
USED ''3335 'l.!;|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-06
ToNIoHT's BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give a pub
lice moonlight concert at the Liliuoka
lani school. Kaimuki. this evening
commencing at 80 o'clock. Kapell,
meister Henri Berger has arranged
the following program:
March-With Trumpet and Drums.
" SluOll
Decentralization in Algiers Ross;ni
Intermezzo-Rapid Transit -. .ArnGt
SelectiOn-Operatic Mirror ...Tabani
Eocal-The Palms and Holy City,.
............... Adams
SeleCtion-Creme de la Creme .Tabani
Waltz-Jolly Folly ..... Waldteufel
Waldteufel
The Star Spangled Banner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-06
Automobile
For Sale
A BARGAIN
American
Unders|ung

Q PASSENGER, IS MILES TO I
GAL; ELECTRIC LIGHTED AND
STARTER; WARNER $125 coM6l-
NATION CLOCK AND sPEEpoM'
ETER; kIaxon Horn, two extra tires,
tubes and tire covers; chains; two ex.
ira demountahIe rims @. D. complete
set Of tools; finish Of car as follows:
Color, dark blue; uphoIsterina, Span
Ish Grey with Nickel trimmings. Car
IN use only five weeks. Cost Of car
$3.50. Owner expecting to make tour
Of globe. Car can be bought at BAT
gain on the instalIment plan. Car open
for inspection at my private garage,
Diamond Head road. The prettiest
car In the islands. A buy In life
time for some one.
Phone 3oos-246o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-06

An acre of wheat needs sixty tons
of water a month.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
Becker-iuttu tutkittavaksi.

New York. helmik ZIP. = Kuu-
luksi tullut poliisiluutnantti Charles
Becker, joka tuomittiin tuolitetta-
vaksi, syytettyna peluri Rosen-
tbalin murhaan, tullaan paasta-
maan pois kuoleman onkalosta
Sing Singissa ia siirretaan han
Tombsin vankilaap, iossa hanta
sailytetaan min kauan kuhn iuttu
Oh otettu uudelleen tutkittavaksi.
Nayttaa silta kuin ioutuisi koko-
naan uudet miehet peliin, silla tai
la kertaa on Becker suoraan syytta.
nyt erasta Harry Vallonia vainajan
ampumisesta sanoen suoraan, "etta
Vallon ampui humalapaissaan Ro-
senthalin. Jos minut vaan paaste
taan vapaaksi tulen nina tekemaan
parhaani saadakseni oikean mur-
haajan kiinnni seka kukistaakseni
sen "systemin", ioka tata nykya
hallitsee New Yorkin poliisilaitok-
sessa. Ellei kaupunki sta tahdo,
tulen nina tekemaan kuitenkin
saman jutun lakimiehena."
Kun Vallon puolestaan, ioka ny.
kyisin ty0skentelee Brooklynnissa,
kuuli Beckerin lausunnon, sanoi
han miehen koettavan saada asiat
jariestettya siten, eta han saa. tn.
kittua noiden kolmen viela Sing
Singissa kuolemaansa odottavar
miehen suut. ettefvAt mama vaar
paasisi juttelemaan liikoja.
Vaikkakin Becker on ollut mir
kauan silmatysten huoleman kans
lsa, Ell siltikaan hanen mielensa oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

Kun kongressionaalinen tutki-
mus keskeytettiin min paattivat
kongressimiehet kayda tarkastele-
massa kaivantoja torstaina ia per-
jantaina. Tarkastuksensa aloitti-
vat he 10 kuitenkin keskiviikkona
ialkeen puolisen Quincy kaivanto-
yhti0n kaivannoilla. He tarkasti-
vat kaivannoille rakennettuja lakon
rikkurien asuntoja (punkkahuo-
neita) ia shaftihuoneita. Tarkas-
tuskomitean mukana pitt oleman
l.. X. Liiton lakimies LeGendre,
mutta toisten kiireellisten t0itten
takia eli han voiaut ottaa osaa tar
kastukseen.
Torstai-aamuna iohti lakimies
Lawton kopg gressionaalisen komi-
team jasenet yhdessa lukuisten re-
portterien ia L. K. Liiton lakimie.
hen LeGendren seuraamana South
Rangen lahistolla oleville kaivan-
noille, missa he tarkastivat maan-
paallyslaitteita, kuten shaftihuo-
Meta, kuivaushuoneita, konepajoia,
lakonrikkurien asuntoja ia muita
laitteita.
Kun tttkiiakomitean iasenet ia
heidan mukanaan olevat muut
henkilot saapuivat torstaina Pal
nesdaleen, min oil heita asemalls
vastaanottamassa Copper Range
Consolidated kaivantoyhtion apu
laisliikkeenhoitaja Schacht, kap
teeni Jolly ia konepajan tyoniohta
ia Richards, iotka saattoivat komi
team jasenet tarkastamaan maar
paallyslaitteita mainitulla kaivan
nolla,
Heidat victim ensin G shaftille
missa heille naytettiin konehuonei
ia ia suurta hoistia, ioka nosta'
kiven kaivannosta. Komitean ia
senille selitettiin koneen toimintai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
Tatipien nmiintnn,ista peldtGan
YenmiDl,uauiasia.

6orriSbur9b, Pa.,. muoItsf. l p.
- Waltiou tpeIiloitotien polnomon
fommieiionin eri oFsta ipaltiota iaa.
mien tieoono ntoien mufaan on tdnd
feipGdnG tooienfin oboteitamiS5a ia
ipafomoluontoilio tulpia pennipl'
ipaniosia. Sri oIiSta maata on MS
miitGin ilmoitettu Iumen paIiouben
fpaibteIenan neIidstd t,iumasta aina
ndiddnfpmmeneen fabbefiaan TIM.
maan iaofta. 2aitfi ioet, patti iuu
rimmot, orpat pofiuSia iddsTd, Jon
ia tuuofii peldtddn iuuremmoiiio t,il'
ruia fetpddud, Fun Iumi ia idd ru'
peao dffid Iulamaan.
ammisioouin antamasia rapor'
iisid ianotaan nptpisten Iumi la idd'
iubteibeu olepan ieuaifia, ettd ne eb'
bottomosti ennustofpat anfaria iul
mia tautta thfo tpaltion. Raportis.
la ianotaon Iumi ia iddiuhteioen td'
nd taIpena oIetpan iamauoifia fuir
tpuoiina 1902 ia 1904, ioIIoin nal
tiosia topabtui ontarimmat hilfpai
iiisen puooen 1889.
- aatilb. SeITineisld tuifinnon
iuorittonnt iipmoIainen tdtiID misc
5iiri Cello ioopunut paiffofunnaI'
Iemme ia ottoa tpostaon futiuia.
Samattopono mrs alIer 2pstiIdr
luono 120 u. Surrp Il. Sronipoob
Ditch. z toIo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
irfosio routotielle pdin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
yIeisia uatisia.
wanrbasta ipan8ttnt tateoiaiiet
tpietp tpantilaan.

4onSoton, Wlicb., maalisf. 2 p
- Edn& aamuna aIoitti fon9reSfir
tmtfiiafomitea faitpantopbti5itten ia
bolta tobistaiifR baasiettuien tobis
taiain fiulustelun. 1Dield ei fuiten
faan tparinaiSta tobistaiain fuulus
telua ole aIoitettu, fqd fofo aamu
pdindn fuIui tuimantopbti1itten la'
fimies ALLAN s Seeien amauspubee'
ieen, iofa bdn pitt fonsresfu tuttiia'
tomitea0e ielittden pubeesfaau eat
fpantoalueen bistoriaa ia oloien fe
bitpstd piimeisten tuiibentpmmenen
tpuoben aifana. 2afimieS HeeS,
toisti tutfiiafomiteaae 10 min uiein
aifaiIemmin tefemdnid paiteen 6.
&. 2iiton maiueesta ia fen Iaamutuf
iiSta iefd ielmitti tutfIiafomitealle lie
niitd mdfimaltaufIia, iotta lafon emf
pdipind FeId tddud laftoalueella
tapabtlinat.
GniimdiIend tobiStaiana tulee ebtd
rlemaan 6. & $. pliliiffeenboitaia ia
SameS WtacytauDbton.
potnesbalen folmoismurbasta inn
tetpt laftolaiiet N'ce Derbanict, So
iepb Suntunen, 9ialmar Salonen ia
Sobn 6ubta, ioifu miimefimoini-
tun tefemdn tunnustutien perusteel
la fpansittiin ipptettpind oiaIliIuu'
oeSto tdbdn fomnlnon folmoiSmur
baan, iofa tapabtui painesboIesia
iouluf. pdttpdn tpastaifena pDnd,
on fpieip Sousbton fauntin tpanfi
laan. ioSIa beitd IiiIpsetddn eri Co.
peiSIa funInsteIunn iaotfa. 2auon.
taina iliapdimdlId mansittiin mpDs
Fin Suffa Suntunen niminen lafto
lainen, mutta bdnet losfettiip beti
napaofIi, iilld toimitetusia tutfimuf.
iesia buomattiin, ettd ban on tarob
tuna, oitan oIlut tponfiIosio, ella ills
fpoinut ola. oIaaottomasIa fomd
laan birmutpDbDn.
SoIepb Suutinen ia SioImar So
lonen ptpot Supmelan poprtiolon
poortoreitn, ia beicdn aIuintcnerin'
ia pnat ilmoittaneet moiipanfd to-
bistaa, ettd ipptetpt omat murba.oi
fana oQeet fotouo TOTO pDn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
ia osotettiin minkalaiset laitteet ia
jarrut oil onnettomuuksia varten.

jarrut oil onnettomuuksia varten.
Taalla odotti heita rect, joills
heidat kulietettiin Baltic kaivan
nolle, missa pysahdyttiin tarkasta
maan -stooria ia postikonttoria
ioista oil mainittu kuulustelun al
kama ia joista jotkut todistajists
olivat estetyt saamasta postia
My0skin kavivat kongressionaali
sen tutkijakomitean jasenet tarkas
tamassa Dallyn poortitaloa, missi
Janen veljekset ia mr.. Daily am
muffin kuoliaaksi. Samoin tarkas
tettiin eras toinen edellisen vieressa
ollut rakennus, johon oil my0skir
sattunut joitakin kuulia silloin kun
Dallyn poortitaloon ammuttiin
Pitkan matkan varsia) selitettiin
kongressimiehille asunto olosta ia
kongressi miehet tekivat runsaasti
kaikenlaisia kysymyksia takalaisia
olOja yleensa koskevista asioista.
South Rangelle mennessa tarkas.
kastivat he hietakivesta valmiste.
tun uudenaikaisen kuivaushuoneen
joka on uusimmanmuotisia, mita
ITALIA alueella l0ytyy. Balticissa
tarkastettiin my0skin armenialai-
sille ia venalaisille rakennettuja
punkkahuoneita. !
SANTANA paivana iltapaivalla
saapuivat kongressin tutkijakomi-
team iasenet Calumetiin, iossa he
kavivat m. m. Red Jacketin kai-
vannolla, joka on kaikkein syvin,
noin 5000 jalkaa syva. Tutkiia-
komitean jasenet tarkastelivat ko.
nehuoneita, kuivaushuoneita jne.
ia pysahtyivat usein keskustele.
maan tyossaolevien kanssa kysel.
len heilta heidan mielipiteitaan
tyosta y. m. seikoista. My0skin
kavivat tutkiiakomitean jasenet
Calumet & Hecla uimalaitoksella
seka korkeakoululla.
Viela pistay.yivat tutkiiakomi-
team iasenet Ahmeekin kaivannolla,
iossa he kyselivat miehiita, ovatko
he tyytyvaisia ty0oloihin, val ha-
luaisivatko he lahtea pois paikka-
kunnalta. Usealta rikkurilta sal
vat tutkiiakomitean jasenet hyvin
valinpitamatt0man vastauksen,
iosta tutkiiat selvasti huomasivat,
etteivat miehet pitaneet ty0oloja
kehuttavina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05


vankilan paallik6n kanssa keskus
telemaan, oil han kokonaan TONER
mics kuhn joitain aikoia takaperin
Silmat loistivat kirkkaina ia vaikks
han oil ~kalpea kasvoiltaan, oil ha
men verensa sittenkin terveen ma
koinen ia vaihteleva.
Kauan aikaa jutteli han vanki
Ian paallik0n kanssa ia iloisella
mielella naytti han lahtevan pois
talosta. Stella han kertoi kaikista
asioista ia sanoi edellisen tutkin.
non alusta loppuun eileen sta laa.
tua, eta hanen taytyy saada uusi
tutkimus aikaan.
Whitman on erikoisemmin diplo.
maattinen mics. Sen nakee siitakin,
eta han Beckerin pyyntoon saada
uuden tutkinnon asiassaan aikaan,
on vastannut hyvin varovaisesti,
melkeinpa kaksimielisestikin. Han
sanoo korkeimpain oikeuksien jo
kayneen asian lapi ia siksi han
tahtoo katsella asiaa ennenkuin sa-
moo mitaan ratkaisevaa.
Kun Rosenthalin leski kuuli, eta
Becker ehka paasee ulos vankilasta.
tuli han hysteriseksi ia alkoi huu-
taa: Becker on ollut poissa IA kuu-
kautta, vaan hanen vaimonsa on
nahnyt miestaan iokainen lauantai.
Minun mieheni on ollut poissa 19
kuukautta ia NINA en- ole tuolla al
kaa nahnyt hanta kertaakaan. Kaik.
XII tama on ollut Beckerin syy. Han
on syyllinen.
Kun toissa paivana haudattiin
Beckerin vaimon att, oil seppeleit-
ten joukossa kimppuruusuja, joissa
oil Charles A. Beckerin mimi. Tama
oil ensi kertaa, kun Becker viralli-
sesti otti sitten tuomionsa osaa min.
kaanlaisiin tallaisiin juttuihin ia
tapauksiin.
John Becker, hanen veliensa, ha-
nen vaimonsa veil, vaimonsa ia lap.
sensa olivat saattamassa vainaiaa
viimeiseen lepoonsa.
Entinen peluri, huijari ia halju,
Harry Vallon, joka nykyisin ty0s-
kentelee eraassa sahkotehtaassa,
antoi ellen todistukscn asiassa. Han
sanoi:
"On valhe syyttaa minua Rosen-
thalin murhasta. Tuo on vaan
Beckerin keksint0. Han koettaa
vaan saada minut syylliseksi, pelas-
taakseen nuo toverinsa ia itsensa
sahk0tuolista.
JOS vaan nuo toiset miehet tuoli-
tetaan, tulee vankilassa mailman
tietoon ilmoitus, joka varmasti pa
nee Beckerin syylliseksi. Nina tun-
men Beckerin metoodit.
Nina olen kertonut totuuden, en-
ka vol muuttaa yhtaan sanaa siita
toiseksi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

Perm edustajakamari on &c aa-
nella a vastaan hyvaksynyt uskon-
nonvapauden >laiksi. Tahankin asti
sentaan ovat protestanttiset lahe.
tyssaarnaajat saaneet jokseenkin
rauhassa ty0skennella mainitussa
maassa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

| Is~~s~IN ~ J"'t~s~s~S~' ~~~~s'
taina I. Z. z p. Srontpoobin ruotia'
IaiIesia W. 6. tirfosia Mc2eob ia
Gurrp tobun fuImasia tlo puoIi
8 i'll.
Sunnuntoina l. T. 8 y Sertiren
iuonpietto ipoibtelenolla obielmalla
Wafeiielbin raitius boalisIa Flo 8 III
ia Wtaanantaina 8 pditpd iumalon
paIweIus Sron Bsltih raittius boo'
ltsia flo puoIi 8 III.
2aifiSIa ebelGmainituiSIa fotouf
fisia tuIetpat pubumaan past. W.
pitfdnen ia &. u. Nurmi.
-Slmat paiffafunraIlamm omat
o0eet bpmin fepdifid 10 uieamman
pditpdn. 2esfipditpdn ldmmin au.
rtnfo on iulattanut faifen Iumen ia
idan fatufdptdmiltd. 9lttindiIen muu
tofien toi fumminftn tpiime lauantat
na pauinaut Iumipprp, ifddnfuin
oIotttaen, ettd ei Ie taltpi noin tpaan
rupea perddn antamaan.
- Gbntbubt. WaIter 6i0in per
beeieen Nepport lufeeiilla ipntpi tpii
me periantaita tpasten pSud tirbaf.
fa tpt5n tppptfd. lluuf tuIofas oil
ifddnfuin forpauS mainituue per.
beetle muutamia piipid Iitten tuli.
poIosia Iurmania iaaneesta 16 fuu.
fouben tpanbaSta lapiestaan. 9lih
ia pienofainen tppinat bpwin.
= Onnittelemaan mrs ia mr. Sau.
tasta beibdn acknowledgements.
men bddpdimdnid iobbosta, oil nil.
me fpiifon tiietoi.iItana iaapunut fun.
ri ioufto psidmid ia naopureita
Sronpoobin pobioiieaa maanpilie'
lpsieubulla. 6ilpedn mielialan mol
litesia fuIui iIta mpbbddn pDb5n,
rrnIaosti fatetun fabpip6pbdn nm.
pdriad.
- Rellpien iai muiben arpoeiineis
ben fpfiausta baIutesIanne menfdd
SD oo rim. 9dn tafoa toiten tpDn
Id.
SDfimeSeen lcpppm fdifettiin
tani nialaiiemme -gtante Spndrin nit
oentoistn fpuotinan tpttdren Mnna
5ppdrin moolliiet iddnnDtIet Yesie'
merin pIeifeud bautousmoaaa tpiime
louantoina. ytuoren fpoinaian eld
mdnlanfa fatfeii piime piifon feSs
tipiitfona, lpbpemmdn feubtofuu
me iairauoen idIfeen. 'Wainoiaa
idipdt ldbinud iuremaan fpanbem
mat, pbbefidn Hiarta ia foIme pel'
jed. Huumiin Iiunautien toimitti
pastori ". Saopanen, Sronpoobis'
to.
- 9artuitesianne osiaa feuoia,
fulta ia bopeatanaroita, tobi muIiif'
I'll instrumentteia, menfdd Spba'riin.
2iife fiaiiIee tppstadddtd postifont'
toria.
- aamala l6btD tebtiin tpiime per-
antaina metidsia Dafef fieIbin ia
Sbomaitonin puolipdlisid. Noin
tpiibenfpmmenen iaIan pddsId mai.
nitusta tiestd lDpbettiin toistailefIi
tuntemattoman miesbenfilon ruumis
2aifista merfeistd pddttden on tpai
noia ioutunut tpdfipaltaiIen fuoIe'
man mbrifii, fiud painaian tpaiem'
manpmolinen obimo oil lpDtp pubfi
ndbtdpdstifin iollain terdaieela, fpa'
iemmaSfa posfesfa oil niinifddn ant
mottapa bnapa, palemman Tor
man tafana famoin ito baapa, fa
faraipoSIa on banaittu noin puo
lentoisto tuuman iptpd baama ief6
meIfein faifti bampaat IpDtpnd irti
gbainaia on oripiolta 40 tpuoben
ifdinen, ratenteeltaan tanaffo, lpben'
Idntd ia punaffa. Waotetufiesto
pddttden on mics metIdtp1ldinen
l5pbettdesId oil bdnen pdduddn fu
Iuneet iarfahouiut, punaiien ristif
fdinen pddupspaita, tapabmmopai
ton Iabeiippbestd ,IDpbettiin mefd
mieben Iauttu, iosia oil ouut biutar
tpaotteita ia pari 6 human piilaa
Spmin otatIuttomaa on eitd tpaina
ia on fanialiiuubeItaou iuomaIaineu
fud bdnen tosfuistaan IDpoettiin pa
periIippu, iosia oil Wtotti SuttuIai
| la L.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

: pbbbdu tdten entiIilIe arm. liite
tuttafuiuen: iImoittaa, eta oIen NAL
t,attonut mr Siat SaIon perimddn
iaataponi futen omiania ia ipoipat
fiis faitti, iotfa tietdmdt oleponio
minulle fpeItao, Iuottomufieua fddn.
tpd bdnen puoIeenia. SuIen life pois.
tumaon pois paitfatunnoIta.
2unnioituffeua
Wtonuel Seut.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-16
WILSON TARIFF IS
RUNNING BUSINESS
So Declares A. r. Ferriday
in Address at Con-
ventiOn

In an address before the Central Pa
per Box Manufacturers Association at
Reading yesterday, A. Reeder Ferri-
day, who manufactures boxes at 1917
of the association, blamed legislation
recently passed in Congress for the
falling off in business. He declared
the tariff is one of the chief causes of
the weakening of the paper box mar
ket.
The labor lobby at Washington -
said he has hurt business without any
doubt. Manufacturers are afraid that
1t has a dominating effect upon legis-
lation and in consequence business sur-
fers. The currency bill also has ag-
gravated the present conditions.
Bankers are compelled to recognize the
regional institutions established by
the government AS result, the
banks are curtailing their loans, and
this in itself is sufficient to bring
about a depression. Then. again, the
fear of subsequent legislation attack
ing the business interests has had a
detrimental effect. Business men are
fearful lest legislation of an antagon-
istic' nature be introduced momentar-
lily.
Let the Democratic Administration
permit business to recover itself, and
conditions will assume their normal
state.
There is no question but that the
Republican party, alone, can be de-
pended upon to restore general pros
perity in the United States"
Delegates were in attendance from a
number of States. including Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York, Massachusetts,, Indiana,
Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Reports and tsatistics were present
ed. showing that trade conditions all
over the country have been seriously
affected by current legislation, and
the entire blame was laid to the Will
son Administration.
A. G. Berry. president of the West
ern Association, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
declared that business is now only
about 60 per cent. of what it should
be-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-16
IRON MARKET SLUMP
LIKELY To CONTINUE
So Predicts Iron Age; Several
Suspensions of Furnaces
Are Expected Soon

In its weekly summary of the iron
and steel trades, the Iron Age this
morning predicts that the slump in
the iron market will continue for
some time yet and asserts that num-
Der of furnaces in Pennsylvania are
about to suspend. 1t says:
The decline in merchant pig-iron
output has not yet been checked. A
Cleveland furnace and one at Erie,
Pa. ARE about to go out; and several
suspensions in the Hanging Rock dis
trict and one in Eastern Pennsylvania
will follow soon after. The great
foundry industry still lags,' and the
pig-iron market moves with it. Con-
cessions are still made when any good
sizer business appears. Buffalo fur
naces, for example, dropped down to
$3.50 for No. 2 iron lately, but for
the present most of them are back at
the $13 level. For Southern foundry
iron $40 is common, though a good
many $10.25 sales are reported.
Basic iron is more active. Sales
include 5000 tons to Harrisburg, 5000
tons at Pittsburgh and 4 900 tons to a
st. Louis district steel foundry. This
last iron was sold by a Chicago steel
company and the price was close to
the S13 furnace basis of similar sales
three months ago. A Kokomo, Ind,
inquiry calls for II 1000 tons.
I'm finished steel, which it is not
unusual to find out of line with the
merchant pig iron trade, varying de-
grees of announcement are noted.
There is no expectation of more than
slow progress, nor are there signs of
the near resumption of free contract
buying. The mills are following the
same policy as in January in limiting
w-priced sales. At the same time
buyers will not make contracts at
more than to-days prices and are not
in fear of paying more later.
Structural items of special moment
are the Metropolis bridge near Padu-
cab, KY. 1000 tons. which is soon to
be awarded, and the Kansas City ter
minal, $4,000 tons, on which there is
active figuring"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-16
|EMPLOYES MUST
HAVE MEDICAL TEST
An Handling Foodstuffs on Pennsy
Are Examined Every 80
Days

Persons travelling over the Philadel-
phia Division, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and being served on the din
Ing cars of passenger trains, seldom
stop to realize the large number of per-
sons served In the dining cars and
restaurants oyer the entire Pennsylva;
TO 8,775,000 persons. At the present
time 10000 persons patronize the din
For the protection of these people the
management takes every precaution
against the possibility of anyone with
thin M Sn tS 1seaSe tS nayhE any G
serving of food. or having anything to
do with the linen. china and silver
used in the serving OF meals;
adopted practices in its dining cars and
restaurant department that are design
ed to make even more elaborate the
the public against disease.
Some years ago the Pennsylvania
Feed IN tbe or serTn of
Every 70 hnsy das and anyone
fonnd to have tendenSy
from the service. Later the order was
given to examine these employees in the
dining cars and restaurants-there are
over 1000 of them-every thirty days.
Now the order has gone forth that they
must be examined at least once every
Just as far reaching as the rule for
examining employees is the new regu-
lation governing the inspection OF dim
ingrooms, dining cars and kitchens. The
railroads medical examiners, who are
also officers of the State Board of
Health of Pennsylvania. will act in
spectors. 1t will be their duties to in
spect dining cars and restaurants from
one end to the other. Kitchens, silver
ware, linens, cooking vessels will be
under their scrutiny; Every car and
restaurant must be inspected at least
once every month.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-16
SUSQUEHANNA RIVER
Is NAV|GABLE
CONTINUED From First Page1

let. The Cumberland Valley, it is
is awaiting the official
sanction from the War Department,
not wishing to proceed without it's
sanction even IL later proceedings do
not justify the ruling.
Sustain Moore's Contention
The dispatch from Washington says
that the War Department has sus-
tanned the contention made by Repre-
sentative ]. Hampton Moore some
time ago that the Susquehanna river
and it's tributaries above the Maryland
line are navigable waters subject to
the supervision of the army engi-
neers. Mr.. Moore is so well salts
fed with a recent opinion by Judge
Advocate General e. T. Crowdtr, which
Secretary Garrison has confirmed, that
it would be unnecessary for him to
further insist upon the passage of
his resolution, revoking the Taft or
der of 1904, declaring the Susque-
hanna above the Maryland line a
stream involving mo interstate navi-
CATION such as was in the mind of
Congress- when it made a distinction
between Federal and State jurisdic-
ton.
Question For Congress
The action of Secretary Garrison
was in the form of a revocation of the
former departmental order and re-
suited from an application of the Sus-
quehanna Power Company for appro-
val of its plans for a power dam
across the Susquehanna near Como
wingo, Md. The Secretary ofWar holds
that the application of the Susque-
hanna Power Company involves n
larger question than that of the dis
cretion of the Secretary to approve
plans, and 0at the consent of Con-
gress must 1Sst De obtained.
Mr.. Moore intimated that inasmuch
as Federal Jurisdiction over the Sus-
quehanna and its tributaries had thus
been restored, the movement to obtain
a passage way for navigation over or
around the dam at McCalis Ferry
would be pressed with vigor.