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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-07

DR.. Goodman, the dentist left the
first Of the week on a vacation and
visit to friends at Ann Arbor, Mich.
He expects 10 be away during the
month Of May.
Spencer Baird has been repairing
and fixing up the Baird properties on
Third street, putting IL cemen walk
and painting and otherwise improv-
ing the houses.
Mrs. l. I. Westby, accompan led by
her husband, left last Sunday for
Rochester, where she will undergo an
examin alton and possibly operation
before returning home.
Last Friday No. 63 was hauling &c
car loads OF armor plate and 4-wheel
trucks, billed to Seattle enroute TO
Russia, it is supposed for the govern
ment of that country.
Mrs. Zilla keefe OF North Portal,
Canada, arrived at her old home
here the first Of the week on a visit to
her mother Mrs. Celia Brown, and
other Milbank friends.
w. a. Ramharter left Monday for
the cities, where he is to have his
eyes examined for a oificulty that has
been con i y upon them Of late, to-
gether with a stomach trouble lie.
ID. G. Ellefson. who had been liv.
ing at Larchfield, Iowa for a year or
s, past, has removed to Gillett Grove.
Iowa, where he is connected with the
Savings Bank Of that place.
In the account of the burning OF the
Louis Bihrle barn 10 Alban township
by lightning last week, the estimated
value of the building should have
been placed at 81 900 and insurance a
5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Fairchild, Mr.,
and Mrs. Meehegan, Mrs. Frank Nee
hogan and Miss Lois Snyder went te
Appleton last Friday to attend tn,
funeral of Mrs. Mills, mother O
Frank Mills
Mrs. Fred Ginther, of Morrissown
has been enjoying a visit with Mrs
Arthur Partridge, the ladies having
been friends several years ago, wher
Mrs. Ginther was teaching school ir
this locality.
The young people of the Epwortf
League surprised their presiden
Will Lueschow last Monday e~venins
by coming n on him and giving hin
q birthday party, and q 6ne time was
enjoyed.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at tn,
Congregations church parlors Tues
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Specia
program has been prepared. All 10
terested in the work are invited to b
present.
Mr.. r. Nicholson, of Renville. a
uncle Of Mrs. l. /. Westby. was her
last week on q visit to his neice, an
remained to take care of things at tn
Westby home while the couple al
away this week.
Mrs. Virginia Kockx went to b
Stone Tuesday to attend the weddin
of MIR. join Van Hout and Misc Id
Jurgene, who were married on tn;
morning by the Catholic priest
Big Stone. Rev. Fr. Hepperle.
Mrs. Phllleo, who had been eujoA
ing a visit at the IL. Hawson Al
Martin Green families left for MINI
apolis last Monday, where after
short visit she will return to be
home 10 Spokane via the Canada
Pacific route.
Clerk Of Courts Earl Liggett he
received orders from Judge Bouc
not to summon a jury for the sprin
term, there being DO Jury cases of
pressing nature. Judge Bouck ha
heard a number Of cases in chamber
since the last term and other case
can probably be disposed of by til
same process and the expense {
impaneling a jury al be dispense
With.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-07
The Cemetery.
Financial Report Of the Treasurer OF
the Association for the Year.

Below we print the receipts and ex-
penditures OF the cemetery associa-
ton. The grounds have been kept in
excellent condition during the past
year, but some small additional i'm
will have to be made dur
ing the coming year, and 1t IS hoped
that in the near future a fund may be
secured to build a sidewalk fom the
one At the end of Fourth avenue to
the cemetery. For the work this year
Mr.. John Bien has already been en-
gagged. and parties desiring special
work done on their lots should con
| suit him in regard TO it and it will be
properly attended to, The committee
| intends to strictly enforce the rule
forbidding the driving OF wagons on
the grounds.
Every lot owner should receive a
copy of the receipts and disharse-
Hents as given below, and viii he
asked TO forward to Mr.. c.. +. Wood,
tine treasurer. or any member OF the
! committee-consi>tin Of Phil G. eaun
defs, n. j. Bleser, w. w. Downie
and w. f. Emanuel the - that is
asked for to keep up this work. No
one with any interest IN the cemetery
can afford to refuse to assist with the
small contribution asked. Following
is the treasurer's report for year from
February 3, 1914, to April Z, 1913:
DISBURSEMENTS.
W. w. Downie, statements and
circulars y 40
1913 clerical work 5 90
John A. Bien: six days labor. ID 90
John A. Bien, emery, poison,
grass seed and ........ O5
Flower vases %
John A Bien, six days labor. Is 90
Guy l.. Wood, Jr., labor...... ) IS
George Smell, one load Of dirt
three barrels Of water........ 70
Postal cards. %
l.. L. May 4 Co., 2 doz. geran-
lumS ) ~
j. f. Sayers, 8 hrs. labor. 90
John A. Bien, 5 days labor,
grass seed and .......... l3 90
Guy L. Wood, Jr., days lab. 30
j. +. Sayers, 2@ days labor. & %
McCollum & Thirsk 4 boxes
panSleS l oO
George Smell, s loads of dirt
and 8 barrels OF water...... 6 90
John A. Bien, 6 days labor,
sprinkle and staples......... 10 20
Rockwell & LeDuc, labor on
pump .............. $500. w
L. L. May & Co, fowers..... 90
A. II. Bingham, express plants. 81
Schwantes Mer. CO.. clov. seed %
John A. Bien, 5 days labor. IL 50
John A. Bien' S days labor. II 50
John A. Bien, 6 days labor. Is 90
John A. Bien, 5 days labor. IL SO
John A. Bien, 3h days labor. 8 IS
Nicholson, 2 days labor. 5 90
John A. Blen, 6 days labor. Is 90
John A. Bien, 6 days labor. Is 90
Joha A. Bien, 5 DAYS labor -. II SO
Frank Port, l tank OF water. 2 90
John A. Bien, ST days labor. Ii IS
John A. Bien, n days labor. 6 %
C. L. MCGOWAN Lumber Co., 6
fence posts ID
John A. Bien, 6 days labor. Is 90
John A. Bien, I days labor. II SO
2 90
w. w. OOwnie, printing sec-
ond notices.. -. ........... IS
John Lewis, draying. ......... 50
$277 Il
Total for labor, $685. Is
Miscellaneous. AZ 81
RECEIPTS.
Continued on pa9e4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-07

For SALE-Light wagon, with
pole in good condition. A bar.
gain at s..
Grant Co. Telephone Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
LIBERTY

Beginning three-day engage
ment Sunday At the Liberty Is the
five-reel Pathe feature. The Cal
iopsr.- the film version OF Richard
Harding Davis's wellknown story.
Clifton Crawford and Ffuia Mari
nosf do the chief honors.
II Is q comedy. with lots Of real
humor, the latter secured without
tho aid OF slapstick.
A war correspondent Ia lore
with = pretty nurse. millionaire
suffering with ennai. also In love
with the pretty nurse. and the
nurse herself. all going TO the bat.
tiefields In Greece. are the chief
characters.
The trio furnishes some OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
MAKE THEIR PA
SELL BIC MILL.
Daughters Welded to For
eigners Enforce
Neutrality.
COREY BUYS PLANT

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Family
ties linking him. by marriage. 10
both England and Germany, have
prevented Charles Harrah. pres-
dent OF the big Midvale steel plant,
In Pennsylvania. from making mu-
nitions. rumors here said today.
His daughters. one married to an
Englishman and one TO a German.
1t is said. made him observe neu-
trality on the subject OF production
OF munitions.
But the possibility OF war profits
from the Midvale plant attracted
VIM. +. Corey. once president OF
the United States Steel corpora
ton, from retirement.
He. Percy Rockefeller. E. C. Con-
verse and others thereupon took
over Harrah's plant for $4,000 900.
This company may be the first
unit OF corporation as large as
the United States Steel corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
HERE'S fine PLACE
TO SPEND COIN

The Samarit Forbundet's bazaar.
which opened Friday afternoon in
the Swedish club building. Eighth
and Olive. is being literally patron
lied. The purpose of the bazaar is
TO continue the work OF the Samar-
II Forbundet society. organized In
1912 by the Swedish organizations
of the city TO aid worthy country
people in need OF care and medical
attention.
The society. with which the
Swedish hospital and Drs. n. A.
Johnson and Elmer Nicholson CO.
operate. has done much good work
in the pas.
A musical program Is offered
with the bazaar. which continues
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
ALASKAN DOCS
TO GO TO WAR
sntty Allan's Malamute
Team Purchased by
France.
ALAN TO GO ALONG

NOME. Alaska. Sept. 25.-The IA
- Allan-Dariing team OF Is
uIhnnte dogs. twice winner IN
~ AIiAlaska sweepstakes race. Is
nlsded today In the purchase OF
& doss here by Lieut.. Haas OF the
useh army for service In the
~ this winter.
oeoety Allan. the noted race dog
M. viii accompany the dogs TO
nee. according to Arrangements
nDlesed today. With Lieut.. Haas.
1fty and the dogs will leave on
steamer Senator on tho Arxt
4 inr Seattle.
~ Allan Darling team belonged
B oeoe1y Allan and Mra Chas. =.
s1ne Of Berkeley. Cal. IL has
Gnpstsd In the past s.x years In
I klnaka classic race from Nome
6cnndlA IL. miles. over the snow
- winning twice. and twice fin
- second. Allan II considered
4 the best drivers In the
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p r. o G r. A n S

Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
The Gailoper" ELMER Clifton
and Fania MarinofD.
AIhsmbrs Ending Tuesday Night
The Goddess" earle Williams
and Anita STEWART. fourth install
ment
Colonial Ending Tuesday Night
The Melting Pot walker
whiteside). Seeing America
First"
ciemmer Ending Tuesday Night
The Wonderful Adventure"
William Farnum).
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The Marriage Of Kitty" Tan
ME Ward and Hector TurnbulD
Melbourne Ending Tuesday Night
THE Pretty Sister OF Jose" (Mar-
guerite Clark and Jack Pickford)
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
The Cowboy and the Lady" IS.
Miller KENT. scenic.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
In the Sunset Country" drama:
The Wardrobe Lady"
Madison Ending Sunday Night
MY Best Girl" MAX Figmanl ;
The Rajsh's Sacrifice" drama
Mutual Weekly: Pathe Cartoon,
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
ELkS' FAIR WILL
BEGIN MONDAY
LADIES' and Cen-tul-men,
Gather Round and
Hear About II.
SHE'LL BE SOME SHOW

The sensationally supreme show
of the season is coming. LADIES' and
-coMiNGi DO you GET
THAT
Tho Eiks' county fair. which will
outstrip the efforts OF oil former
fairs. opens In all It's surprising
splendor under tho big top. nj
Third and virginia. Monday even.
Ing. for whole week.
Crowded under tho gigantic tent
will be all tho wonders OF tho
world.
To quote tho Eiks' advance agent.
The splendor OF tho farfained
Arabian Nights will be ouidono In
til. special attractions assembled. ="
Transformed over night into q
land OF enchanted wonders. tho
show will draw young and old. from
far and ncar--if you'd believe this
Elks chap. who has us eclipscd In
weird adiectiycs. Let's stand back
again and givo him room TO tell
about IT..
"A marvellous people will
greet you. Scores OF strange
sights. of rare educational
value. will unfold before your
a~onished gaze AND 1T
WILL ALL BE FOR THE
SMALL AND TRIFLING SUM
OF 10 CENTS -
Truly marvellous page
ant A rare asscmblage OF
wondrous phenoms,
Prof CavanauEh's military
band OF master musicians
FREE FREE FREE
This sterling organization Of
trained wind. tanners will tray-
erse the principal streets OF
your city daily. in their own
motor-driven vehicle. starting
at 1890 daily. WATCH AND
WATT : :
Grand free band concerts by
Elks' saxophone band and Cav
anaugh's military band. These
stellar organizations viii dis
pose. gratuItously. stirring.
harmonious melodies in a mel
AtAtuOIA NANUNtFNs nv FAAtHN1 AANO
EVERY PERFORMANCES.
AN UNRESTRICTED CAR
NIvAL or SyMpHoNIOUS
AcoUSTiCSu,N
FREE, FREE, FREE,
"A feature amid a hundred
features'1 Tho first time ever
offered In public exhibition
Smallest Horse In tho World
land he IL. too: he's little
bit OF son-of.agun. given by
Charley Manning OF Everett
we Of The Star are Just slipping
this to you as the Elks' barker
raves on. the Petted. Pamper-
ed Equine Marvel of the Age
See 'BTLL'-he's ALIVE
GAZE AND WONDER!l
(Note: Litttf Bill will posi-
lively be given away at Satur.
day nights performance
HOLD YOUR TTCKETSD
Forty Funny Clowns count
'eml in ludlcrous, side-splitting
mimIcry. See the merry Jest
ers In comic buffoonery.
SEE: The African Dip.
Farmer Huffs trained ducks.
The snlckering. tittering giggle.
wheel. The quaint village OF
the strange Eskimos-and n
thousand other wonders.
THE splendor OF the Orient
REVEALED The dark, en-
trancing beauties OF the Far
East shown in THEIR NATU-
RAJ HABITAT"
Nd that's just exactly half OF
what that self.winding advance man
has TO promise. II you want to get
hint OF what's coming. go over
and see the big tent already up and
hear the hammers and saws going.
The show will be for the benefit
| OF the Seattle lodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
ALHAM BRA

The fourth tns.silmcnt OF The
Goddess" ak reels of excitement.
comes 10 tho Alhsmbra Sunday for
n stay Of three days. Tommy IL
In the coal fields and CciestiA II
on her way TO him.
The wlfe OF the leader OF the
strikers loves Tommy and tells
him 80. but Tommy tells her be
loves another She plays a flrrd.
ish trick. which nearly results In
the hasty exit OF Tommy from the
story via the dynamite route.
The Goddess" ls getting better
and better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
RECOVER WoMAN's BODY

LONDON. Sept 25.--The body OF
Mrs. Josephine Brugiere of New
York. n victim of the Arabic torpe-
doing. was washed up today on the
coast OF Ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25

Dear Miss Grey: Let me say a
few words In regard 10 tho case
Grateful" put before your readers
for comment.
think there are altogether too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25

RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home ENDING Saturday

Princess Hassan In In the Name
OF the King" two-part drama: Ami
mated Weekly OF September S.
topical: The Old Crouch" drama
When Father Had the Govt" com
edy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25

In Norway II has been found that
whale meat. vast quantities OF
which have formerly been thrown
away. makes a palatable and nutri-
tlous sausage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
Ne COLLEGE gnolno s,,vrd,y

Under the Crescent" No. 6. two
parts. Billie Richie in The Curse
OF Work." two-part comedy; "On
the River Creuse. France scenic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
PHOTO PLAYS

best comedy seen In n long time.
The millionaire imperxonates the
correspondent so hc may follow
the nurse. but the real correspond.
ent gets the girl. How h. manages
the seemingly impossible IL told 10
tho picture.
MISSION
Heading the Missions new bill
Sunday Is three part Western
feature. In the Sunset Country"
II IL the story OF a minister and
his attempt 20 clean up" live
and wicked little Western town.
lie has tn. idea that when he re.
forms tho big fellows" tho others
will follow. So he goes TO work 10
induce thu leaders % tho town TO
his meetings. and what he fails 10
accomplish his daughter does.
The Wardrobe Lady" drama
OF stage life. and . comedy com.
plcte the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25

many married men doing Just ss this
one did. And there 10 no excuse for
q girl OF % doing what she did. Let
her get a husband OF her own. In.
stead Of breaking UP some other
family.
Now. Miss Grey. ! am for women
every time: but when they willingly
do such things, and are 40 old a.
abe. there 10 no es,enuation for
them. ! feel sorry for the wife, and
believe she should prosecute the
husband 10 the limit Let him off
this time and he Will repeat the
crime. The law holds him respon-
sleie for his actions. ss he 10 o
married man. and knows better.
Lets see Justice done.
"Fsir Play" must be q man. a.
! know no woman would think that
way about sueh . serious charge.
! hope TO see this In print. and that
ell the men read II.
YOURS FOR JUSTICE.
al have been keeping company
with a very nice young man for
about two month";, and love him
dearly. ! think he loves me from
the bottom Of his heart. and think
he wants 20 propose. but 10 afraid
! will refuse him. Miss Grey, please
tell me what may DO or say with.
out being bold about II TO let him
know, | love him ~ 3 %
A.--Two months IL a compare.
lively short time. too short time.
In fact, for either OF you TO know
II you could be congenial for a life
time. II he has not proposed six
months from now. you can be
pretty sure II IL not because he is
too bashful. II you still continue
TO think OF him then as you do now.
your natural attitude ought TO con.
vince him that you cared for him.
AS far as that goes. any man who
proposes marriage to a girl must
take the chance OF being refused.
IN he doesn't want you enough to
take the chance. you shouldn't en-
courage him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
:slAkE.s. GOING 70 FAIR

lsnk Jacobs. the genial phosog.
~. left Friday night for
y Francisco TO give the exposi-
= The onee-oyer. He will return
! t1out two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
cIEMMER

clEMMER
A drama that ontshines any 9th.
err productions by the Fox Film
company. The Wonderful Adven.
ture.~ opens Mt the Clemmer sun.
day. William Farnum and Dorothy
Green are starred
II is tensely dramatic story.
with a gilt edge cast.
Demsrest II n successful buai.
ness man. but falls in love with
the beautiful Mazora. who teaches
him the use OF a drug. Later
Demarest becomes slave TO this
drug. giving up his business life.
wife and child aud all other
pleasures to be with Mazora.
Meeting Stanley. a mining cnEi-
neer. who bears a remarkable re-
semblance TO him. Demarest per
suades him TO take hts place while
he lives with Naxora. Stanley
gradually falls In love with Dem.
arrests wife. but steels himself
against what he considers the In.
evitable.
How this vexed problem IL final.
iy solved and the lives OF Mira.
Demarest and Stanley are made
happy. makes photopiay OF pleas.
ing romance and thrilling interest.
COLONIAL
The noted legitimate actor.
Walker Whiteside. makes his pho
toplay debut at the Colonial Sun.
DAY in the famous romantic drama
entitled. The Melting Pot" II In
story OF the life Of poor immi.
grant cast into the seething life Of
America so aptly called the melt.
ing pot" II Is full of heart inter.
est situations and thrills.
Seeing America First" the best
travelogue OF the year, completes
the bill.
MELBOURNE
The Pretty Sister OF Jose"
with Marguerite Clark in the title
role, IA the attraction at the Mel
bourne for three days. beginning
Sunday.
II is n romance OF the bull ring.
the scenes laid In Spain.
Miss Clark furnishes the bits OF
comedy. at which she IL an adept.
la Mary Pickford.
Jack PIckford. brother OF Mary.
is cast as Jose.
CLASS A
The Cowboy and tho Lady" a
stirring drama OF life in the West.
is the feature OF the Glass AS Sun.
day bill. s. Miller Kent. welt
known legitimate actor. Ia starred
II is the story OF the love OF a
cowboy for the girl--a new arrival
In the Western town. He wins tho
girl. but not without lot of
trouble.
A Pathe scenic completes the
| bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-25
ALASKA

Fannie Ward IL the star OF the
Alaskas new bin. commencing
Sunday. In a spicy comedy entitled
The Marriag. OF Kitty"
Lord Reggie Belsire imagines
himself In love with Helen de
Semiano. of the Gayety theatre.
His lordshlp Il to receive a for.
tune providing he marries a wom-
an not OF the theatrical world.
Then Kitty steps In. Kitty. tho
n stunning girl. makes herself ugly
and narries Reggie. After receiv.
Ing his money. My Lord proposes
TO desert Kitty and 70 back to
Helen. Kitty. however. springs
big surprise and turns out 20 be
beautiful. 80 Reggie ~ content.
Supporting Miss Ward are; Hec.
tor Turnbuil. Cleo Ridgeley and
Tom Formau.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
CROWD STATION
TOSEE WOUNDED
FROMLOOSFIGHT
(By Associated Press.

LONDON, Eng.-The arrival of the
first wounded from the battle OF L0os.
following directly upon the first excit-
ing news of the British advance In
the West, was q dramatic incident OF
ia London night. In q vast and gloomy
railway station, which had as few
lights going as weres needed to show
the way without betraying the place
to possible Zeppelin, silent crowd
had gathered. Suburban and overland
trains were steaming in and pulling
|out, porters rushing about with trunks
land bags on hand trucks, civilian pas.
sengers asking about platforms or ar
guing with the women inspectors, who
are not yet entirely familiar with their
duties.
The crowd which waited silently and
patiently IN the midst Of this hustle
was composed of relatives of men at
the front. Shortly before midnight a
train bearing the wounded drew up at
| a side platform. The gates swung
lopen and the wounded, IN torn and
powder stained khaki. heads bandaged,
arms in slings or on crutches ap-
Ipeared. followed by procession Of
Istretchers.
After rough crossing, the wounded.
usually so CHEEKY. had no cheers left
| in them, and the crowd felt no de-
sire to cheer. Those able to walk
were put into motor-cars and buses,
land the men PROSTATE on stretchers
were lifted into ambulances. The
watchers crowded up as close as the
police would allow, hooking for fanlil-
| lar faces. But IL was against orders
for the wounded to talk Soon they
were whisled away into the darkened
streets Of London, and the crowd dis
lpersed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been duly
and legally appointed administrator
of the estate of Yujii Desaki, deceas-
ed, late of Honolulu, Oahu. hereby
gives notice to all creditors of said
deceased to present their claims duly
authenticated and with proper youch-
ers, if any exist. even if he claim is
secured by mortgage upon real estate,
to him, the said administrator, at the
office of Sam. F. Chillingworth, 5S
Merchant street, Honolulu, within six
months from the date of the first
publication hereof, or the same will
be forever barred.
Honolulu, Oahu, T. H., October 20,
1915.
YASUKICHI KOCHIYAMA,
Administrators of the estate of Yujii
Desaki, deceased.
6s1l-Noy. 3, 10, II, "A. Dec. l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
EXECUTION sALE.

Under and by virtue of writ of
execution issued out of the District
Court of Honolulu, City and County
of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, on
the first day of November, 1915, In a
certain case wherein L. All Leong is
plaintiff and Tom Kong is defendant,
for the sum of $119.95, and to me tii.
rected, have levied upon and will
sell at public auction in Honolulu at
IL o'clock noon on Saturday. the sixth
day Of November, all of the goods,
wares and merchandise in said store
consisting principally of a stock OF
assorted groceries and the furniture,
fixtures and equipment used in said
business, to the highest and best bid
der for cash without reserve.
PATRICK GLEASON,
=. Deputy High Sheriff
6311-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
az AuTnoRITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Werkmen's Compensation Act

Notice is hereby given that on and
after the 18th day of November, 1916,
the penalties provided in the Work
mems Compensation Act (Act 221, s
L. 1870 will be enforced on all EN-
'ployers carrying on business, trade
profession or any other occupation fol
the sake Of pecuniary gain, who have
failed to secure compensation for Their
employees as provided in Section 46 Of
said act.
Per order,
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD
CITY AND COUNTY OF HOMO
LULU.
63O7-oct. 90 to Nov. Is inc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
BONDS FACE VALUE sf1.2se. 900
WERE SOLD FOR s2,oss,o 90

ST. LOUIS. Oct II. Stocks and
bonds Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Gary Railway company having face
value OF 81 ,239, 900 were sold at anc-
ton here for $2,0C6, 600.
They were bought by Isaac Orr Of
the st. Louis Union Trust company.
trustee for the bondholders. The rail-
way is q belt line 129 miles long
around Chicago.