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II you want quick and real relief
from rheumatism. do what 80 many
thousand other people are doing
~hene@er an attack comes on. bethe
she sore muscle or Joint with sloan's
Liniment 40 need 20 rub IL in-tusf
apply the Lininent TO tie Eurfaea. II
- wonderfully penetrating II goes
right ~ the seat Of trouble and draws
ne pain almost Immediately. Get =
bottle 90 sioan's Llnlment for CSC Of
any druggist ard have u IN the house
against Colds. Sore and swollen
Joints. LumhaEo. sciatica and like ell.
ments Your Nancy back IL not salts
ned bat II does give almost instant
relief (Adv.l
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LEGAL NOTICE.

fn the United states District Court
NoftHefn district OF florida. fn Bank
rapteN, Ia &c Z. - Welis. bankrupt
Pensacola Fla. March Il 1913 Tho
creditors Of p III Wells 81 ppnsacnla
fia., said district. ate hereby Notified
that on the s5th daE 81 February "a
- lFAes ne Was da.T adlnaNea a hAnk
rupt. and that tire fffst mentlun ~ ia
creditors VII D. held nf mr offi y ka4
IhieHeu Building. ln tie CITY ~ pensa
cola, fla-. en- tbn 18th aav az Mafrh. "a
- t8tef at lA o'clock ri.. at which
Ine me ere Htqfa may attend. prove
their claims appoint = trustee. examslre
ihn bankrupt and transact suah other
business az may properly come before
said meeting
pATTtIL0 CAMPBELL.
Referee 81 Bankruptcy
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PROPOSALS vfANrEp

Sealed proposals FOR furnlahine INF
forms faf she Roilee and Finn aapaF8
uenta e the CITY 81 Pensacola. vfll he
received ~ the heara of Circumference
81 TIE CITY Flail 20 ta 2 o'elofk = ~
Monday. March sth. 1915. Proposals ta
he addressed O. C ~ ENaarf. Clfr
E lnrA- and endorsed 'sproHoaa's re-
q nsformsR
TIE umifarrs for which proposals nre
iu&fea ennNiet a8 approximately forts
uniforms for fhs Police Uana Ftnsent and
thirty hte uniforms far the FiFe IDs-
Specifications and blank form of Ore.
eosa4 may he obtained - Application 10
the city Clerk. The rtghf fs reserved
20 reject any or al hlHs OF tn award
the unifsFma fsr the potire Department
ana Fira Department o. different cor
tractors
By order 81 ths Board Of Commission.
ers
C W. EGG AIT.
aeiehA CitN Clerk
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THE FARMERS Estraenmra. and
eouffrNe9nn Have faHf received 3
fresh 8tngk os sees tHc aasnK garden
peaE. earis rose biies tFhunr and faeh
~9hhieF seed potatoes omtoN sefs beans.
tcriafee4 and esnfFai liiie - seed Tor
winter ard NFFiuN painting We aarrv
= niil Use ~ EnaifiN supplies s1ch -
crushed NN2ksH she'll nanrHu8E beef
SCRAPS ETo4na bone. feeds and remedies.
We are AEsnte eeF tha k'gpAs1s inCa-
ha1ora. hro8ieFs. ete. fswnli&eYa such
- can be had ,. ~ puhuisson a Bro.
lslan
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THE MARKETS


savannah. March THE sctrftK -
turpeEtne market opened ara ela.-d
arm today 80 ~ cents. wtth 10 ssleE
fepor 81. Receipts wela 1 casks hna
ssnsipineitka o. So casks. leavinw stocks a.
The rusin market opened ana ele..a
Irm with sales ~ III tarreln Rereintn
wefe 81 bsFrels and shipments ~ -
naffNia. IsaNinE stocks of igsf6s bar.
49, 49,. quotations woFs sa follows
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haEnmeteF readings IN. along
the galf coast
Brownsville 80 10. east. cioudy.
Corpus Caristi~-zo.ts. northeast.
cloudy
Calvesten-3n - east. cloudy.
New Orleans-31.ls. west 81 ridy
Mohlie-a0.if. north. clear
Pensacola--1el north. clear
Tampa o.. uorthwest. clear
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WRITE MOTION uieture plays Sc 70
$500 paid. Correspondence course ana
necessary details free New writers Iffs
Victoria Bldg. 81 Louis esfeb
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FARMLANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED fn the Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant Is take guuf protugs. Gooa hand
s. reasonable lfiees Write ~ for fa.i
Information The Roberts Farmers
Association. Ca. Q. Noarheen. President.
Roberts. Ffa fafeb
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g. WATSON'S
RENT LIST.


WEST @NAMs
sss West Gregory. s foams. .s.... sae.oa
A49 W. Romano. s rooms ...f.sts S10,es
FiHaeri.is. ) rooma. bath. ..ss.ss $3.50
~ West llaFeen. rooms bath s9-s9
45 West Romano 2 soome. bath. Ra1.so
s2i West esardsn. 8 rooms. bath,
e ". wrlrat = roana. bath :. $500
A2e w Nofuara. roonn ..s+sts** 80.
South spring. 6 rooms, bath. - tte-9e
q NORTH usFien, rogms bath s1b.ps
West 8oNernnsial, rocn1a.
al " oadsdsn. I rooms hath si1.oa
sas West 9FeEerg : rooms. bnth. "a
s'''s sasr ans
82s East 0aaNaen rooms. sso-99
81 Eaa, strong. fo9ins .tsss..-Hs IS -
324 Fast iaNua. 5 roouH s.s.ss 80
4st 2. fnteudeneia. 4 rooms -
tie East snterdencEa. reons bath ef1se
~ East Government rooms. 49,
si4 Eas3 Fntonsenrim. : rooms. So g
g Fasf Government. rooEas. hafh "a
81 Fast Nain. reons. hatn...,. - =
t9nn 81 Afc8ufx 5 rooms bath IA
lf II Govt s YouIna, bath ...ss, 80
500 Ease sirens. s roous. hash. 80
s e." s nass-s r sssss BAN. iisss
N. Alcanizs rooms sst...... ~ y
sf8 RI fARaa. 8 rooms bath sIsoo
q Seuth Atrantx. rooms beth. 49,
.s East fnteudeuesa. rooms. bath tis g
sfe Muefh Arauiw 3 r0ufuss hath. sfA.fo
1911 Narth Davis. 2 rooms. bath tfe.09
HEt FaHf gaHefen 3 rooms bath SsTse9
tAi1 East Gadaaen rooms. hath etl.sa
~ Eel xsFwarowea s eoarna bath 81. Sc
6 vast fmekMon. 6 rooms. bath Sth-99
East gwxaisz. 8 rooms. bath, t2o.ea
Worth Seventh avenue 8 rooms.
bath ...s...4........... -..... IA .442. o.
- s,osv No-' ''s.',' !. azsoo
rsa oaaeasa. RESINS. hnth.
story ....t.s..s..s srsssss -
HOTEL
asi Wrfeht a-FaaFv. 30 rooms,
ftlefn lfFam heat ..ss4t -sss..s s&s0.Qa
&Aen N.ssfsF dwellings, nnE stores -
uoffs ~ cfte oHFee rs BieuEt and
Feef tmee#Ffnof9 BUILDINGS
HO0TON a WATSON
TaH RkNTAL AGENTS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIS-. NAY CLUTTER, stodis ga east
2aaadea. phene tat. Piano, ThKora,
-aFmeny. are Trsiniua % chiiaren's
se8ces. IGfeb
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WANTED
statesmen WANTED

SAILS IA NC apahis speciality msAn gor
Florida staple Mne m new ana en-
optional tefna Nacancg row Af4fae-
ave csusufseion contract t2s weskly FOR
txpemaes Miles 81 nixlnF Ca. 3ta Car
An B.as c5sssiaaa, ohic. zsfeb
4AtsESMAN Is sell rineears ard esdefa
R2eiu@iNe o. side liaa Coed contract
Is right man. Atlantic Ninegar Co.
@.chmund. Va 28Feh
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LOST AND FOUND.

A4Ale sunday morning white Anrorn
goat Finder please return ~ faas n
tsaasaen So. or phone toss suitable -
sf@ amch9
Us -bnnch 81 kevs, with name an tar
- sA.sNta ~ nftshfuan 3 Co, % phone
eat amd set reward. y. n 0ppenhafnaer
fmchzts
LosT--GoiA har PIN Engraved aZarab
Ae~at1 Tor return % EAat WfaEht
asfeh8t
LoST--An aluminium ssFannna hafr-sslr
set 10 rhine stones. Reward far re-
AAtA % 81 heNA strong st. uF Nhnne
4tes' 2sfsh2t
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Help Wanted Male

WANTEp-=At uaee. Young men for au-
tenaaoile business Big pay We make
NQo expert ~ ten weeks ~ mail Pay
infy Automobile Institute Les Angeles.
Nea asfEh
WANTED At o%CE-MF = aahts. s'Na
flee manaEeF, 500. veneer cutter. e CO.
sash ans aoaF man. Ell salesman. Size
aiso several other hiehersasa openings.
We place meu - every skilled necupa-
fioa srofnd WuotNoFkinE piants 81 al
Ninas Get with ea Tor future openings.
Mseks little Rock Ark zsfeh
bE A DETECTIVE earn $50 e. Sloo
weekly travel an ever the World.
write Dept $. rnitea state Detective
q Adjusting Agency Railway E2caanse.
81 AaoniN. No. Akfeb
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PIANOS

Yuffm PIANO can - usNs- gfk~ sec "
tore toueh ard t1Nka 10 0nF three sN~
nerf utene nslitNHrs anI ras fInfshsrN
80 prizes ard Nom cln pav ~ th@
week The Clutter Muste 8aNso fsnes
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The Journals
want AID Way
The Journals want AID Way
BOX sALE.

FoR sAIE--Fo,dlaw so-eaFs Is good
eonditiaa. CHEAP. q, n |. - ssfsbst'
FOR sAG.E~A roomlne house business
paying oyer SO above rent close u.
pleHaid ehause % step into a lixing
proposition oAa age. e South sprsng.
2ssebsts
ron SALE Riggs fe Matching from
heavy lawns strain II thoroagh hrea
khoae fsisna Reds nc fov fifteen. Mr.
] A. WRIGHT iiw Bayou. 4 y. Ne. I
ROB sAIE-At ia 81. Entsndaneis 81,
good 1sgaiNon mii.h COWS. also ffte
Bound Sork hoFse. Phone sia q aos,
Satsuraa Orange Trees.
the uearsst frost proof variety. nice
large ones almost rtiady 20 bear. for
sale ~ samuel O. fsidler. Monticello
Florida. Better order 81 once az the
stock Il iimltsd and the planting sea-
son i iast FiKht noN. asfebss
FOR sALF~-Tfsairahi home. lsig East
18th street best section 81 clty Modern
near eaE llns, etn havi use e thres I'M.
Price Il .3e0 %. caah $500 ae easy pay
menss II sold at once. Inquire on prem
issa. Phone isaa s1fsb7t
FoR SALE CHEAP = riEht party. my
family horse. rubber tire busy ana
harness IN eooa condition. A Henry
white Palafox and frtendencia streets
FOR sALE-Flsvsn lots ia block IL.
East Pensacola HEIGHTS. f12 feet water
front en- Pensacola By improvements
Consist % modern bungalow, servants
house. garsee. barn. chicken houses,
cFmpiete water eystega. bearing peach
and orange trees. rosss. etc: Ia fact.
ssefytnlng e make a ideal home. A
bargain Tor Sf.hAo Auuiv 20 nj w
Gihes u 2 Romano street 2sfeh i'm
FOR 'sAE-Es~-sacend-n hand rosa roadster
~ keed gomditiou. tsgaere Deal Auto
Co. ies South Bayien street 7sfeh
FoR eALE-Two good business corners,
northeast and north weef corners Of
Barcelona ard AarraE 5sAa streets and
q nice cottage af IL West Government
street Appix g f. q Gagnet. as q
hesnsiona street atfeb2w'
FOR SALE on TRADE Modern sir
room suburban horne on iot i0exi33h
feet Must es saen 80 b Appreciated
Address "owner.~ =. G. Boa 1905 City.
tsfsbims
FcR sALE--Nle. kiin dried palmer
W9ed - Ssnta, load $3.50 cord de-
NgeEad. also split atussa wood. 81 90
Fensacola Fuei Co Paine tos 1sfebim
FOR SAfiE--ehinRiea OriteF 4 inch hand
made No. Z Cypress shinwleA from ~
= Burgess. Robinson Point. PA. $500
Per ~ delivered 10 Pensacola. 2afehim
FOR SALE--Oranges. large
fancy fruit, 75c per hundred.
Shipped in bushel baskets,
boxes or barrels to any adj
dress. Cash with order. JaN
Fruit & Prod. Co, Jackson
vile. Fla. iifs'
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PERSONAL.

LADY &s. worth see zoe uoala Wns4v
confidential q Bon ss. I.enaue. Taieaa.
Dhlo 4sfah
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SECRET SOCIETIES

psnsseola Leaee. Ne. .. :. o. o. p.
Pensacola Lodge No a O "a r.
meets every thursday 81 T.so ,. m IN
Bsnord Hal. corner Hayien and belmont
street Visitors cordially invited
hrin IN initiatory degree
JOHN oERKENs,
q. Tambrerht a
Secretary
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B0N Sal E-RRNs for setting.-thoraaxh
hrea white ofpinstnoa 50 cents PER
MnfNnu street zTfNb
YOUR FOWLS meea Prafte Poultry Res.
eiAfar np~ 20 rFaduee more sEss and
ounce 81 prevention saying anpliea 60
RWWD FFasfa kouu Remedy tTabiats ~
foWaeFa = sure preventive aua cure.
selA on money back guarantee ~ Meiien
Co. eszf fofeh
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W. 81 M.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER,

YESTERDAYS wEArHgR, ;
seesseseseessss~s
United States Department, Weather
Bureau, Charles n. Marvin. chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. FLA. March 4. 1918.
psnsaeoia Tsmperators Data.
Highest on record for March. 81
degrees.
Lowest on record for March. 90 de.
grseH
Day temperatures IN March usually
rise 20 81 degrees.
Night temperatures in March usual
~ faii 10 81 degrees
Highest temperature yesterday. IS
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday. 40
degrees
PensaeoIa'a Rainfall Data.
Rainfall Tor "a hours ending 4.
m. yesterday. o inches.
Normal rainfall for the month ~
March. SIS inches.
Total rainfall this March 90 D. m.
Yesterday, o inches
Excess this year 10 February ssth.
3es inches
SMALL CRAFT. sTopM AND AuRNs
CANE MANNiM0e.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION ANTHs1-Yaunm lady de-
sirea position a. EtHntfRrapher. Has
some knewicdaa gf horkkeeplnk a.
tiFesN r care Gaurnal ffsb
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Satsuraa Orange Trees.

me sl#areet troat-procf variety. nice
arRe ones almost ready 20 bear. for
sale ~ Samuel @ fadler, Monticello,
Florida Better order 81 once az the
stock e iimitsa and the planting sea
son j. fuat right nov esfebet
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SHIPPING &WKTERfRONTN News
DIESEL engines
FOR All BOATS
|SPROPOSED

That at least two new steamships
TO enter the American. HaW aiian
freight service in the Atlantic and
Pacific will be propelled by Deisel en-.
gines is the report brought to Homo
lulu with the arrival oi the fr"ighter
Arizonan.
George r Dearborn. president of
the Waiian line, is re-
ported to have announced the early
construction of new cargo carriers
which will be specially fitted ~ trans
port large quantities Of lumber The
vessels will be of a new type 10 aC-
cOmmCdate this class OF cargo. Much
space will he saved to freight hy the
installation Of the DIESEL type Of pro-
pulSiOn machinery.
The koels for the new vessels have
been laid at an East coast shipbuild-
ing yard. The freightprs ar" expect
ed to be ready 10 60 into commission
the latter part Of the year.
The prediction is maze that the
line will become
a factor in the lumber-carrymg trade
early in F01G.
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received up
to II m, on the Goth day of April
1915, at the Office OF the Clerk of the
City and County of Honolulu, Room 8,
Mcintyre building, for furnishing the
following road equipment, for imme
date delivery:
One portable asphalt heater, capac
ity 200 gallons; one road scarifier
Independent type, with adjustable
tynes and suited to varied capacities.
A certified check or certificate of
deposit on bank doing business with
the Territory of Hawaii. in a sum
equal to per cent Of the amount in
volved, will be required Of every bid
der.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
D KALAUOKALAN JR.,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
G141:Apr. 10. 90, 81, %, %, "a. 26. q,
2S %
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Claudine, from Maui, April
III. Garcia, James Akana, l.. NJ.
Fishel, S. P. Baillou, Mrs. B. Wilkin-
son, George n. Smythe, J. Nukui, Guy
S. Goodness. S. E. Kalama, Mrs.
Binne and % deck passengers.
Per str. Kinau, from Kauai, April
1S.-Kim Hal Suk. LOUIS Comes,
Mrs. L. Comes, D. Donald, A. J. Bol.
fing. Kong Lung, R. W. T. PurVis,
Mrs. Purvis. E. Palmer, Mrs. f. Palm
err, F. Bayer, A. Hanebcrg, Miss l..
Yeber, Rev. A. Akana, Rev. Mr. Erd-
man. C. NJ. ThurStOn. Mrs. A. Hunt.
w. G. Chalmers. John Waterhouse, F..
c. Smith, Francis Gay and servant,
W. G.. Furer. J. Z. jeremiah. Deck
Nine Hawaiians, II Portuguese. 4
Chinese, 10 Filipnos and 81 Japanese
Per P. NJ. S. S. China from Manila
via Japan ports-For Honolulu: A. NJ
Mcclure, Miss NJ. H. Reynolds, K. Ma
kayama Through to San Francisco:
E. A. Aced, Miss E. Ackerson, l.. E.
Alleman, R. A. Anderson, Mrs. R. A.
Anderson and infant, Rev r. l.. Arch
CT, 4TS. VI. ". bdSSlly anu IuldHI, JACK
Bassity, Miss Zita Bassity. F. Bennett,
Mrs. F. Bennett and infant, Rev. s. &.
Burgher Justice A. G. Carson, Mrs.
A. c. Carson, Miss Susan Carson, Miss
Caroline Carson and Nat. servant,
Mrs n Chambers and infant, Chun
Lun, NJ. NJ. Clark, Mrs. NJ NJ. Clark,
Miss Ruth Clark. Master Erick Clark.
E. D. Copeland, S. E Cooper, O. Crew
Read, Mrs O. Crew-Read, Miss Gladys
Crew Read, A. W. Eldridge. B. r. En-
rick, V. Frazee, Capt G. o. Fort. Miss
W. NJ. Gabrielson, DR. p. r. Gilman,
Miss Kathleen Godsil, Rev. J. Cut
necht, Mrs. J. Gutknecht and infant,
Miss l.. Gutknecht. Miss J. Gutknecht,
Mrs J. E. Harding. Miss Mary Hard
ing, Mrs. A. n Hoagland and infant,
Miss H. Howard, f.. l.. Jenkins. J. f.
Jennings, Jung Ting Cho. Mrs. VI, J.
Kennedy and infant, Bob Kennedy,
Mrs. w. K Labar, Fred Larson. Miss
Landrum, A. 3. Levy, J. McGill W.
F. Mclaughlin, Miss G.. f. McNenn,
Mrs. H. w. Mix, Rev NJ. c. Parrish,
Mrs NJ c. Parrish, Rev B. O. Peter
son, Mrs B. o. Peterson. Ralph Peter
son, Miss Leslie Peterson, E. l.. Poole,
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Mrs. f. l., Poole. Miss Vera Poole. D.
n. Poole. Miss NJ Priest. Miss S.
Priest. J. H. Ramey, Mrs. J. ]. Rob-
inson and infant. John Robinson, Rev
NJ. N l.. Hockey, Mrs. NJ. N l.. Roc
key. Miss H. RockeyF Jas. G. Rough,
Mrs Jas. G. Rough, Mrs. K. NJ. Saw
telle and child, c. School, c. J. Shirk,
Lieut.. R. l.. Stevens. S. Tannkvist,
Mrs. S. Tannkvist and infant, Miss
Elsa Tannkvist, Nils Tannkvist, Miss
Astrid Tannkvist, Rev. ]. N. Thomas,
Mrs. j. N Thomas. H. Week, R. H.
Wardell. Mrs. R. II. Wardell. R. H.
Whitfield, Mrs. R. n. Whitfield, Miss
Evelyn Whitfield, Norman Whitfield,
B. G. Woolf, Zip Seung Tsz, Miss F.
J. Bishop, G. w. Cotton, Y. Twasaki,
H. Matsuda, N Nagan1f, Mrs ~ Ma
gami, Mrs. B. Reich, X. Smith, Miss
NJ. Snyder, B. Tchagar, A. NJ. Tracey
Woodward, G. Trenert.
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SHERIDAN COMES
With MANILA
CARGO?

The United States army transport
Sheridan. sailing from Manila last
Friday TO Honolulu and San Francis
co. is reported carrying large guam
tity Of Philippine products, as a 70.
suit Of the efforts OF G0Vernor-generIl
Harrison for the relief OF an acute
congestion Of freight at island ports
The Philippine executive is said to
have made strong representations to
Washington for assistance. The at
tpnt;0n uf the military authorities
vas called To the departure OF trans
ports from Manila with an abund-
ance Of cargo space. The warehouses
at Manila, Cebu and IloilO were re-
ported filed with sugar and hemp.
President Pitt OF the Manila cham
her of Commerce received much en-
enlargement from Washington when
the plan TO utilize the government
transports vas proposed.
The Sheridan is expected TO make
its accustomed call at Nagasak.
Japan. If it is we'll filled with Phil
ippine products. little Japanese coal
will be taken at that port. heretofore
vessels in the army transport service
have been filled to capacity with fuel
supplied at Japan.
The congestion at Manila is due
mainly to the lack of tonnage to
carry the output from the Philip
pines. Most of the foreign vessels
heretofore employed in this service
have been Communicated since the
beginning Of the European war.
Many of the freight carriers now
passing through Honolulu with heavy
cargOes for Siberia and North China
were regular carriers In the Philip
pine-New York trade until the out
break Of hostilities. The Sheridan is
due at Honolulu about May 4.
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RESOLUTION NO. n.

Re If Resolved nv rho BOARD If Sn.
rervisors If the civ and County of
HopcJuIu Torritorv ri Hawaii tbot
The sum of twelve Hundred Cs12oo 00l
Dollars he and the same is hereby
annronriated ont of oil monavs IN tho
general fund Of the treasury for an
account known as Interest Registered
Warrants.
And, be it further resolved. that the
following sum of One Hundred and
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NO SUBSIDY FOR
PANESES.S.
LINES

The dissolution Of tn Japanese
diet WitAcut taking action on grantinA
suisid:t,s to steamship lines operat-
ing from Japan to the east coast OF
the United States. through the Pana-
ma canal. has st back the starting
Of such lines. according to the opinion
in shipping circles This opinion is
strengthened hy letter received by
the San Francisco Chamber OF Com,
mcrce from CCnsTl(ieneral George
II. ScidmOre at. Yokohama. The let.
ter follows:
In reply 10 your letter Of the 18th
uItimO on the above subject, | have
to inform YOU that. although previous
70 the recent dissolution of the impe
rial Japanese diet there was 4 rumOr
that the three principal Japanese
steamship lines. the Nippon Yuson
kaisha, the Osaka ShOsen kaisha and
the Togo Kisen Kaisha. were each
trying to obtain subsidy for a ser
vice through the Panama canal, yet
when the diet dissolved without pass
ing the subsidy bill for the year 1918
vice was given up.
40 absolute information can be OBJ
tanned from the companies as regards
the establishment CT such a service
without the aid Of a government sub
sidy. but should any further Informal
ton come 10 hand this office will inn
mediately notify you thereof.
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Great Northern in Hard Luck.
The hard luck which has been pur-
suing the steamships of the Great
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
since it's Inauguration will result in
the cOmpany's having to spend in the
of 100000 for repairs
to the passenger express steamship
Great Northern, according to marine
experts One Of the turbines of the
vessel was badly damaged on its last
trip toward Flavel and it became
necessary for the company to bring
expert turbine men from Cramps,
Philadelphia. to repair the damage.
c. Lucey, marine superintendent Of
the company, is en- route from New
York to inspect and superintend the
repairs. which will take about 80 days -,
to complete.
F reiohter Filled With Case OIL
The big British freighter Netherby
Hall steamed to berth at the feder- ,
al quarantine wharf today, following
a visit from Dr. F. E. Trotter and
public health officials. The vessel
had not been fumigated within the
prescribed time limit. The Netherby /
Hall left Philadelphia with a large
shipment of case oil for delivery to
points along the Korean and China
coast. The vessel steamed into the
Pacific by the way or Panama GAIA !
The Netherby Hall will be given $50
tons of bunker coal before continuing
its voyage to the Orient. 1t may
leave port early tomorrow morning /
A report today had it that there are
of war aboard the steamer,
to be sent to Russia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-19

Following is a list Of sugar await
ing shipment on Kauai: Kekaha Sug.
ar Company, K. K. B., $500 bags;
Waimea Mill, 1900; Gay & Robinson,
1900; Hawaiian Sugar Company 49,
237; McBryde Plantation, 1887; Ko-
loa Plantation, 1920; Lihue Planta.
ton, 22,4O6; Makee Sugar Company,
1900: Kilauea Plantation, 1922.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-19

taxing 2UOO tons OF sugar at l1llo,
, the MatsOn steamer Wilhelmina re-
/ turned to Honolulu yesterday
The schooner Muriel loaded 15,GO0
sacks of sugar at MahukOna, and
sailed for San Francisco last Tues
day.
Seventy-eight head Of cattle were
brought to the port from the island
of Hawaii by the Inter-Island steam
I er Maui.
The United States cruiser Maryland
was the Mecca for hundreds of visit
ors yesterday. The vessel will be
coaled today.
With coal from Japan, the Japanese
steamer Kaifuku Maru has arrived at
Kahului. The vessel loaded it's cargo
of fuel at Moji.
The steamer Wailele returned yes.
terday morning from Hawaii with
dred head of sheep.
The schooner A. B. Johnson has
discharged about 1000 tons of coal
at Port Allen. 1t sailed Saturday for
Port Townsend in ballast
The Japanese steamer Kaikuku
Maru from the Orient is at Kahului
to deliver cement and friedrich be-
fore sailing for the coast.
To call at island ports to complete
loading 1000 tons Of sugar for New
York, the American-Hawaiian freight
er Arizonan sailed for Port Allen yes
terday.
Cables received in this city state
that the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liner
Makura sailed Friday from Sydney
for Honolulu by the way of Auckland
and Suva.
Remaining at the port as hours,
the United States naval collier Mere
us steamed for Norfolk by the way Of
Panama yesterday morning. The Ne
reus took water and provisions.