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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
MRS. KLEES NO. DENIES SHE WEPT OVER
 LOSS OF HUSBAND

Mrs Dora Hungerford Klees, sec ond wife of Fred K1ees who was con victed of bigamy yesterday, denies she wept after her husband had been sen tenced She declares she consoled Mrs. K1ees No. 1 who was crying at at the loss of the man who married her in Hartford in 1894. Mrs. K1ees No. 2 laughed this morning to prove she was not downcast because her husb and must go to states prison for a term of from one to five years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
Kansas Middle Dropped
 From Naval Academy

Washington, Feb. 1s-Disnissal of Midshipnan VI Mcclure. of lola, Kansas, from the naval academy bn charges of Irregularities in an exam ination was approved today by Pres ident Wilson. The cases of two mid shiprnen implicated with him were not acted upon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
COMMERCIAL CLASS
 GIVES PRETTY DANCE

The 1914 commercial class of the high school gave a very pretty and we'll attended dance in the SIocum Gymnasium, last evening. The hall was decorated with the class col #ors of black and gold. The chaper- ones for the evening were Mrs. W. E. #O'Leary, Mrs. w. Cantelo, Mrs. J. E. Porter, Mrs. c. T. Greening and Mrs. J s Greening
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
|CASCARETs TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS. |HEAOACHY, C0NSTIPATED--lO CENTS

ter and poison from the bowels A Cascaret tGnight straightens you out by mornings 10 cent box from any druggist keeps your Stomach regulat- ed, Head clear and Liver and Bowels in fine condition for months. Don't forget the children.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
BURGLARS GET BIG
 SUPPLY OF FOOD

The police today are seeking per sons responsible for burglarfzing Frank Ginne1Ps market at 55 Steuben street last night. A quarter of beef, weighing 175 pounds, half a. case of eggs, 10 pounds of pork and six bottles. of mustard were taken.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
DRESS GOODS.

Silk and Wool Popn. in a the shades, Navy, Black Old Bue Reseda Brown, Wistera and Tango 40 inches de $1.25 yard
 Silk and Wool Tafeta, all shades including Navy, Old Blue Old Rose Wsteria and Electric Blue 42 inches wide s0O yard.
 Wool Crepe full range og eoors Nayy BIac< Tan Grey fabric all shades including Black Reseda Mahogany Old Blue Old Rose and Tango 46 inches wide, $1O0 yard.
 Wool Epongea very handsome fabric all shades, including Navy Black Old Blue aupe Tango Sevres and Mahogany 50 inches wide, $15O yard. a yard.
 Spring Ratines, complete range colors, plain and checks. Prices ranging from t9c to s1.OO yard.
 (Left Aisle, Rear SILKS
 de chine Brocade all the newest shades Navy O Black White Old Rose Maize Lavender Brown Hoya and Champagnes, 40 inches wide, $125 yard
 Silk Tissue Brocade in Cerise Old Blue Light Blue Grey Black Lavender Pink Tan and White 6 inches yvide 4Sc a1yard.
 firm weave, brilliant satin flnfsh shades, Seyres Coral olel 36 inches wide, S3UO yard Satin, all shades including Navy Brown sevfes Blue Royal and Garnet 36 inches yvide $1.25 yard
 Satin Tlled Foulard in all the designs and coornes for Spring. % inches wide 49c yard. Cleft Aisle, Rear)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19

Cascarets make you feel bully; they Immediately cleanse and sweeten the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermentfng food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste mat
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19

President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination Of Robert H. Terrell. a negro. for municipal court judge in the District Of Columbia. Terrell was nominated to succeed himself.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
HELD FOR rHEFvr oF sHoEs

Charged with the theft Of a pair of shoes and stockings from a etSre at 18s6 Main street, John HfiI Of New Haven was arrested today By GsExea1g Flood and Po1iceman Beamer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19

The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Otto Praeger as post master for Washington. D. C., to slc- eeed Norman A. Merritt. resigned
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19

I4atIer williams, 14 years old, died at Mobile, Ala, from hydrophobia as a result of being bitten by a cur dog recently.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19

Keefe, Bessie Flanagan. Mary Ham, iIton. and the Messrs. J. Cody, Jr., J. FIahavan. B. T. King. c. seabery, F. J. Green. ". L. Gregg. H. Kacerov- sky. and D williams
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
A Weak Back

kseps many n hard working woman ne home, away from her work, una bls 10 g4mnd Um her feet an day.
 To them that suffer from a vvsmar &mck we recgEm1mez16
 The Cyrus Plaster
 Fs vvfla Mav@ relief a& once and SzRen@ them t1aH see@k bmEEs The Cyrus Pharmacy
 amarmaan Ava nna courtaand sa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr and Mrs Hubbel1 of Stratford are on a trip to Mt Clemens, MicIi- gan, where Mrs. HubbelI expects to reap many benefits from the baths.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19

E Big arrival of fresh fish, to be sold at very low prices. w. ID Cook &
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-19
THE SNllTH-lMURRAY GO.

WOOL DRESS FABRICS AND SILKS FOR SPRING WEAB
 choice collection Spring fabrics in neat and tasteful patterns The pretty and stylish fabrics you always get modest prices DRESS GOODS.
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FOUND
ICES ANE GHIcKENs


EGGS FOR fIATeHIclGrBar red Rocks.
ArIcouas, Silver N5yandottes single
Comb White 1eghorns. ~ OF ,iirst
nualItv We had FIRST and second Leg
horns first Anconas ct t4e CarksburG
Fair. in September, 1913. NJ W. Jones.
22I Bridge street. CiarksbuFg, w. va
Bell phone 551-J.
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IEoR RENT-Houses

IcoR RE.NT-Four room. house. newly
: I,aneresfI yarnished. good garden, finest
we'll water, gas, &c, in Alta NislEs
imn1ediate possession. Rent IN ad7
vance. Inquire w. Il. Reyes COZ =
q Hickman streets.
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sunrnroMs.

STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
TO the Sheriff of Harrison County
Greeting. fiiset
3 on are hereby commanded TO SUM
fore the Judge OF our Circuit Court Of
Harrison County at the Clerks once o.
In for said, Court, on the last Monday
In April, to answer a bill in sChancery
exh4bfted against him In our said court
BY Aurora Gonzales, and have then
there this writ
Witness. l. Wade Comnan. Clerk OF
our said Court at the Court House OF
safd county, this 18th day OF March,,
1914, and in tho 51st year Of the State.
/ WADE C0FFlIAN, Clerk.
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AURORA GONZALES.
VS.. IN C5ANCERY.
AVAI4I4INOs GONZALES
In the Cifcut-s Court fof Harrison
County. West Virginia.
To Avallino Gonzales
You are hereby notified that the depo-
sitfons OF Aurora Gonzales and other
witnesses; will be taken. at the offices
OF Stout & Merendino. in the Con Bui 10
18th day yof May. 1914. between the
hours OF 800 O'Clock A. M. and $500
O'Clock r. NJ, to be read in evidence
mon the hearing OF the above cause in
behalf. OF the said plaintiff. II. from
any cause the taking of the same shall
not be commenced or. being commenced
shall not be Completed on that day, the
taking of the same will be Continued
from time to time until they are COM
AURORA GONZALES,
BY Counsel.
STOUT g. MERENDIN0.
Counsels for the Plaintiff ~
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order of Pubiication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held In the Clerks office Of
the Circuit Court OF Harrison County on
Monday. the 9Th day OF April. 1914, the
following order was entered;
Aurora Gonzales, Plaintiff,
We. In Chaucery
AVellfno Coma les, Defendant
Object OF suit. &t
The object OF the above suit Is Tor
the obtaining Of. divorce a vtnculo.
And IL appearing from an afttdaVlt
filed In said suit that the said 5Avellino
Gonzales is a non resident of this state.
1t is ordered that he do appear within
one month from the date of, the first
puFDFfcati1n OF this order and do what .is
necessary to protect his interests herein
Given under my hand this the 9Th day
/. WADE CoFFMAN, Clerk.
cTnTTyTy &. RFFrRERTTlINO.
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NOTICE.

My wife. Ada Bolander, having
LEFT my bed ami board without q
Just cause, / will not be Responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
FRANK BOL4AHyDE1E3
April IL, 1914. A-damstons w. Va.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD-EIotel Privileges.
central location, good service, YER
Reasonable, call quickly, vacancies do
not last long, commercial Hotel, -315
West Pike street.
ROOMS AND BoARD-$5.6 90 per week.
Table board $500 per week Apply at
$50 West Pike street.
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INSURANCE
WORTH KNOWING ABOUT

Here's a policy that pays $50 per
week in case of sickness or accident,
covering every disease and pays
$4,000 benei: at death from any
cause. Has it's loan values and e1-
tended Insurance features, same as
any old inc company It's a live ole.
.-iuvestfgate. a card brings full par
tictflhrs from a good old established
company. address Box 100, care the
Daily Telegram.
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Sc1R SALEM stealey Heights. house
ana lot. 4Ox12O, front and rear porches.'
Iement walk in rear; patent siding
and hardwood finish cabinet ma mant .sI3s
sid II,atel.l cellar and big room in
basement Price S2.15o.!o. SSoo-9o
down, balance on payment plali. 80 49,
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For SALE-Rouses

Ft1R sAI5Es-44t wiIsonburg. a two-story
Groom mouse, finished in Ca bot an a1
@riee and terms see j. e. MoFriSon,
VvilsonburE.- WE
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RT1B s kI.EsAzad oderu dwelling near cen
fsT F1fsf5fuwfI with two be6roornS, Nv
ing sInaid's. dining, storage, sewing
and bath rooms den, upstairs glass
.nclosed sleeping porch, complete
iaundry. Kitchen, cellar. big veranda,
sSTront and back stairs, oak finish: an
4,,oderr fixturess big yard, especially
,.nnyenient for children. Urgent need
for selling. The price OF an ord binary
Groom house can get il, cash or terms
HSyfthirl the next thirty days. The Dis
gest bargain ever offered IN Ciarks-.
Burg Address North American care
Telegran1.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! ac-
sonmodate everybody, by loa 11,I;s
musical Instruments. etc. JOS jay,
Jeweler. Waldo Bldg. Fonrthi street.
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cLEANlNG RND PREsSIMG

OUR METHODS OF cleaning your clothes
will make your suit look like new.
we have a reputation for doing the
work right. Try us@~The Art 1'ress-
ing Co. 332 West Pike street.
MONEY LOANED on Household goods,
pianos, etc! Citizens Loan Co. 316
Empire building, Bell phone 1872.
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EARNS FOR SALE

For SALE OR RENT-13O acre farm.
hve miles from railroad; good b S1i e
desired Call at Telegram Office, or
address "13O" care Telegram office.
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V0R- .FS-IEight room, two story
slate roof, double house IN sGs4ss ell
- oTCd water; good walks and renee:
SishTss s{Sf-S55ferty1 is valued at $2,OOO.Oo'
sJTtswfII he sacrificed at $1,000 to settle
ostata INQUIRE of Howard Post, Room
S0s CON Bid, C:larksburS,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

IyOF EXCHANGED real estate. one
demonstrating. automobile, good as
new Call on D, w. Jacobs, over Par
sons Souders store.
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E0R SALE-Lots

.F0R sAIE-Four lots in New Fair
Grounds addition CLOSE to street ire IT,, f ar
sale. Write Box $50, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
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FINE CHOCOLATES

lcioug c4l .oiates Mall orders filled
f0r al posuts, Apoilo Confectionery,
406 West PIKE street.
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Counsel for PLAINTIFF ,..
MOT1CE TO TAIEE DEP OsIE1oNS.

I. WADE tNOFFMAN5 NLsFk.
STOUT & MERENDINO,
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ROOFING

SHEET METAL REPAIRING--A spec
ialty, all work guara ntGed; Our faci .e.
4 metal work tBa4ten Eros. Co., South
Second St Home phone 6eT-L-
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IAlLOnIMG
PERSONAL
..LADIEsY

DON'T WORRY about this year styles
We are making plain or fancy suits.
You can select any style You desire
We mt every figure to perfection. Make
your selections now and allow us
ample time for the making. $. New
man. Ladies tailor. Empire Building.
Fifth floor,
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PTJBI1IC sAI.E--I VIII sen In front of
the court house at O'Clock. Saturday.
April Is: team of sorrel horses
and 8; 1850 lbs; 1 brown horse, 9;
bay colt 4; Thrown colt 2; pair
4 sorre1s.I's and e: pair work horses;
set work harness; wagon
ETA RIGGS 6. =. FINl-A +,
Admins tratrf2f. Auctl oneeI.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
WANTED-MaIe Help

ME-S-Learn barber trade. We are the
Oldest and most reliable. Our cut rates
save $500 this month. Wages while
learning. Diplomas granted, Write for
cataIogue.. Leader Barber college. Gin
cinnati, O.
WANTED-A first class plumber. Adj
dress &C. F." care Telegram office
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SITUATIONS WANTED

n SOy1E.o-zWorIS to do by the day.
either washing or cleaning Call Ben
phone S6o-J
Young MAN sstenOgrapher desires POI
sition, eight years expegtence; flrSs
class. moderate salary. Address y. a.
WApSTEzT-E:mfd o S-i1ent by white WON
am cook in hotel or RESTAURANT. Adj
dress Cook care Telegram ofncea
6yIa Y.lcsElIrr. w Va
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REAL ESTATE
AuI0M0BlLES

FOR SALOONS 2 H. p. Westinghouse
Electric Motor, 100 Type. A., single
phase, 1910 r. p. N Practically new.
West Main street.
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E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE Or sALEI-6 room
house and lot In Br0addus addition.
VIII sell on reasonable terms, or ex-
change for automobile or inside va
cant lot. AddressA =. o. BOX 54St
Clarkslurg.
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FOR Miscellaneous

10 . TScTT,--A desirable store room at
: :. veTy low rent suitable for grocery,
T1,inifure hardware or plumbing SHOP
Call Bell phone 351-W
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DRUG sUNDRiES

THE CRIMINAL and only agency for the
self help remedies. Denp Bros pre-
scriprioffs and family druggists s26
East Pike street.
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SHOE REPAIRING

IF YOU want good results from your
kudaiS films brius: thera 70 usss,Se know
low to finish theIa right Prices very
reasonable. Sayre Bros, 18th St. Cream
ey Building. Bel phone 1851.
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.oR RENT-FurnisI1ed Rooms

BsoR RENT furnished sleeping rooms
Tor gentlemen wish use or bath ana
Khone. Apply at 63g West Main street.
BELL phone $500.
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MONEY LOANED on Household goodss..
pianos, etc. Citizens Loan Coz S46
empire builIing.f Bell phone 1s2.
FoR SALsE-one bay saddle and driving
mare, nine years old; one bay saddle
and driving horse ten years old; one
rubber tire ruuabout; one set slnAyle
driving harness: one COW boy saudle,
brfdle and blanket. Price right Il f.
Martin, r.. i, u. No. 4. Box ~, Man
.F0R SALAE-A very fine cornot at 2 bar
gain: good as new Apply to john a.
Shinn, 40 lee street
MTs5SICAN RESURRECTION PLANT.
This apparently ifelesS herb when
placed In water win spread into beau
stifliI live plant When removed from
the VYatsr it will slowly cur up again
and can be kept for years, Price Toe
Send for catalogue OF novelties Key
stone Mail order CO.. IS Fourth Ave,
scottdale. Pa
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consolidation Coal 90.
Rooms 588-54O' Fafth baooE
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:. GitizenS Loan Co..
aoorn. s1e THIRD Eaco
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FoR RENT-Pasture on the Grasselli
car line Apply to VIM. Burke, Jr.
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AL KINDS Of KEYS

make Gil kinds of keys. J. Rex
Davis. 11E North Third street. Lat
stetter building Bell phone STIR.
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For RENT large nicely Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. use q
NTH phone gas and water kent
$500 per month. Apply at 1854 Locust
street.
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MONEY LOANED ON household goods;
pianos, etc. Citizens Loan Goa go
Umpire building. BEN phone 49,.
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WANTED TO RENT

~ GSJ,TES0 10 RENT-Eight or ten room
house. Address M G. care le4eErAiA
once
- - ). 157z7771 no PENT-Four or 1--WE
~ IeGnrn house or cottage in SteaIey
Heieht sor Hartland addition. Address
y Fred Coble, care owens eastern Bottle
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ROR RENT-3 rooms, good neig41por-
rhopd and conveniently located Can a
1893 East Pike street.
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rB 81 wEsT y1RalNrA.

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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

sharpen. we do en- better n the
other fellow. pouhhi edge bladess 30
cents per Dozen single edge, IS cents
per dozen. Dig up your old b.ades
Ind send them to VIII s. Richardson.
127 Greene -treet. Marietta. o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR DECLARES
.HILONIAN ACCIDENT NOT Due TO
] ANY failure OF us. DEPARTMENT

1913, after the shoal had been sound
cd out by the captain OF the tender
The buoy marking this shoal was
established temporarily pending the
proper circulation Of notice TO mar
iners for shifting Of Blonde reef
southwest end buoy. y located near
the shoal further from the reef, in
order that the newly discovered shoal
would lie outside OF the line OF buoys
After this prospective change was
circulated BY notice to mariners.
Plonde reef southwest end buoy. 3.
was moved on October q. 1913, fur
Their from the reef towards the chan
mel so that a line connecting this
buoy with Blonde reef southerly end
buoy. !, would throw the shoal outside
CT this line. Vessels are supposed not
to cross this line.
The statement OF the failure to noti-
~ Captain Nelson of the change of
the buoy Is not applicable as the cap
tain himself should take proper steps
to always secure copy of the week
ly issue of the Notice to Mariners and
correct his charts accordingly.
In this connection ! would like to
say that the master of French yes
sci recently in my office stated to
me that he had all weekly Notices to
Mariners issued by the u. S. light
house service to date. If a captain ar
irving from the Orient manages to Sc
cure Notice to Mariners through his
government and its representatives, !
am of the opinion that masters of
American vessels might do as well as
they can obtain these direct
/ have requested Captain Mosher,
harbor-master at Hilo, and also light
house employee, to furnish me with
such details of this incident as he
may have in hand. Upon the receipt
of this information If there are any
indications that any buoys have shift
ed or other facts explaining the situa-
tion a further statement viii be made.
/ would be glad to have you print
such portions of this letter as will
clearly set forth the facts in this case.
Respectfully.
A. E ARLEDGE,
Inspector 10Th Lighthouse District.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
RECENT HEAVY LOSSES CAUSE OF
Decline IN SHIPMENT OF Pines

the islands has been slowly growing
for a number of years. but under Sc
rious handicap. due principally to IN
adequate transportation facilities. Dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30,
1919. the value Of plneapples thus
shipped was 1922. This was an IN
crease from s50,136 for 1912: while
the 1911 shipments amounted to $40
All. That the lack Of ventilation Is
the prime cause of the difficulties.
seems well established, especially
when it is realized that successful
shipments of pfneapples from Hawaii
have been made to the Atlantic sea
board, and even 10 Europe when con-
ditions were favorable. ess
Until the steamship lines can see
their way clear to provide their YES
sells with adequate fruit compartments.
1t does not seem likely that the fresh
fruit business Of the islands can be
expanded very much. In view OF the
fact, however, that this business could
undoubtedly be developed very much
more than it ever has been, II would
seem that it is not too soon for steps
to be taken looking to such improved
lService. - ~ a
Big Business Possible.
The banana business, although re-
ceiving no attention to speak Of, had
increased over one-third In the past
three years, last year totaling In value
$50, 907. In 1911 the shipments
amounted to $99.917. The value OF
the pineapple and banana shipments
combined, averaged last year. almost
SIT 800 per month";
with the low prices Of pines for
canning, growers are anxiously look
ing into the possibilities Of fresh fruit
marketing, and undoubtedly could
build up very large business In
very short time. could the transporta-
ton problems be solved. One man
who has been interested in fresh fruit
shipping for some time. stated this
morning that his company would be
able to sell practically all OF the fruit
| it now produces. could 1t escape the
!, terrific losses in transit. which It now
has to put up with. He stated that
I last month these losses, in the case
of a number Of shipments amounted
to so per cent or m0Fes sss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
Llehthouse Establishment.

Honolulu, Mareh i3' 1919.
Editor, Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
sit Is noted that the Honolulu Star
Bulletin Of March Y, 1914, states that
the SIS. Hilonian ran aground at $3.50
unt the night Of March IL, 1914, on a
shcal in Hilo bay.
Il do not know who is responsible
for this write-up but note the state
ment that buoy On the Puma side OF
IIilo bay had been moved so feet fur.
ther In towards the reef together with
g. statement that failure TO notify
Captain Nelson of this change is
hid responsible for the accident
As IL appears TO me that these state
ments have been made to exonerate
the captain with reflections on the y.
s. lighthouse service, /, as lighthouse
Inspector of the 18th lighthouse dis
friet wish to set forth the exact de-
tails in connection with this shoal
and the buoys guarding same.
The Alaskan touched on this shoal
% May 5. 1913, as was later learned.
but failed to report 1t to the local
steamboat inspection service or to the
lighthouse inspector The Wilhelmina
t6uched on this shoal en- the night of
July 10 1913, which fact was reported
the following day by its master to
the focal steamboat inspection service
and TO the lighthouse inspector. On
the same day Captain Mosher. harbor-
master, reported details Of the incident
apd was authorized by the lighthouse
Inspector on July Is. 1913, to mark
this shoal with a temporary buoy
pending the setting OF proper buoy
By the lighthouse service at the earli-
est possible date A special trip was
made TO Hilo by the lighthouse tender
'kukui" and second class can buoy
established on this shoal on July %.