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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
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IS miro mgenommen, oaB Der
gronO 6urh iddohofte eIeftriihe
Seitungen berporgerufen rpuroe mo
1aB es I'M 9aiemerlt oes @ebduoes
entiton0. 0bgleih Der Sdaoen
nod nidt Sans 81 ii6erieben lit,
miro ct bod idon iebt auf minoe.
items $4,000 geihdBt.
Dos @eb1uoe gebort Der Q. 9.
Wereer 60, mo muroen ourA ben
Brand ant idneriten Die bort I'm.
tergebradten yirnlen 9aDis Bros.
nno bic o. 8Iotfp 60, geida0igt.
Die ubrigen bort aniGiiigen aom-
miiiipnsfirmen litten mebr ourd
ben Galtd) ln0 oas neripriste 8ai
fer, ais ourb oas Jeuer Ielbit. SIN
~llebrigen miro erfldrt, 0oB iomo6l
6as @eb1uoe ais aud iGmmtli6e
bort eingemietbeten 5irnten bod Der.
iidert limo.
4ngeitelte Ser 1aDis 50. benerf.
ten ben iit entpidelnoen 9audJ
u10 gnben iofort 5euer. 9llarm Sn
tDenigen Minuten ihon n1rea pers
iflieaeup Sener . aompugnien 3ur
Gtcle ooh bate iif oos eutfeiielte
GIemeft berefts ourA efnen 4uf3ug.
Sdodt Bis gum 3tDeiten 5tof ourfs
gefreiien. GeuerfDebr.Gbef Solter
fonntc iofort einen 8rDeiten aldrm
ais, uno nod menigen Dlimten
idlen6erten ifon Elm 8uteno Spris
fen pabre @aIierbode Guf Die
6i~ingeln0en 5lanmnen. Gs 4eLang
6enn aid Galo, ben 8rano ouf iei.
men Serb gu beitrdnten IND nad
barter arbeit 8a ertideu. 3ies lit
0os pierte Mlal, 0oB gero6e 6ieies
@ebdlioe 0nr6 Jeuer ~beimgeiuft
miro. Man g(oubt, oaB Ste Repa.
rotur.g rbeiten oltgenbIidIid begin.
men peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
0arftberi6ts.

Sub 0nna6a, is. SUM 1915.
GinOuieb-3ufubr $500.
8eef Gtierq, 9iarft fe itbis itarf.
sJd9rlinge, cute Bis bette IS. 30
$40.
Sellers, @arft feft.
5o6iter 4reis $40.
Germ feo geepes.
@ute bis bette SIS. 40-8.85.
MlittelmdBige IS. i0--8.35.
3iemIid CUTE bis CUTE $3.50
500.
Aiibe, Morfs felt.
@ute 6is telte $6.s0-7.56.
3ienllid cute Dis cute S5.75-
$50.
Nittelmabise $4.00-5.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

3iele oes Seutideu Staots0erbnnoeg
Dou atebrasta enigma.
anf ieine 6raae Oh Die 4nmeieu.
Den bereit ieien, eiuen OeItiten 9iir.
gcrnereIn at griinoeu, erbobeu iih
aae einitimmiq BON Den Siten. aei.
ner blieb 5rlriid. g6euiD einitimmia
nuroen Die probiiorii6en geamfen
geDabIt. ndmlid @err Senrn Seller
gum 8oriitenoen mo 6err 96riIt.
8rauenitein ols Scfretdr bis 3ur
ndditen nroentlifen @eri1mmhmg,
bic etnn in bier 8pden itattiinoen
ioa. lie 8egeiitermg ftr Den
oeiitihen @eoallfen mar oagenein.
getDeis Bob nle 10 4nneienoen
MitgIteoer nuroen. Su Guitis uno
llmgegeno pobnt Elm itarfes Geutid-
tbuu, uno Sic geamten iino gerDiB,
onB Der neuc 8erein bal0 200 Dit.
qIteoer 3dblen miro. Sir begritBen
6ieien neucn 3peig am itattlt6en
9auma oes Sta1tsDerbanoes nit
oufrihtiger 5reu0e 1n0 niini6en
ibm Elm geilnoes 8liben, 8afien
rn0 8aoei6en.
@ir mir h6ren, ioa arf in DC
Goot oemnddit Elm g~irgerDerein
ms Seben gerufen mer0en. SEER
9uroig, Elm ongeiebener 9eutiher
uno 8eanter Der burlington Shops
oortiel6it miro Die 8orbereitungen
fir cine Seutide @%erinmmIung AM
Sanitug ben 26. SUM ii6ernebmen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
9entides ainOerfeit in llebling,
8ebr.

Gle 0eutiden 5arner BON ne6ling
ttno llmgegen0 bielteu ON Monta9
in acknowledgement 5driBenparf mir
lire Sinner Elm 8idnid alb. Gas
Metter fonlte nidt beiier fir oieien
3ped beitelt iein, nidt 8u heiB un0
nidt su fiibl. Gas iunge 8oIf ami
iierte iid prddtig inter ben mo6ti-
gen Sdnttaubdiimeu NIT @ettlaufen
uiw. un0 5eiurite itol3 Die 9rciie
elm.
8egen abeno belt orinnen i'm
9roBen Saole Gr. @erbaro BON
omaha cine ae0e ii6er oeutiden
@eiit uno oeutife arbeit in ame-
rita, Die bdufig bon le69aftem 9ei-
iaG unter6ro1en nnroe. auA bier
miro elm Itarter oeutIder gerein
erIte6en. 8on alien Seiten, 8eIt.
point, Sooper, Scribner, tparen Ga.
tie erihienen, oarunter oud 8ontier
Grit 8olpp bon 5cri6ner. Iad
Der Reoe, Ser eine muntere 9ebatte
0rauBen folste, oergniigte Iih Orin.
nen oas ipnge gplf BEL ben munte.
rem @eiien elmer Dor5ugliden Tang.
fapeae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
@eler garaerDerein in GHRis, @e6.

ytciter 8nr9erDeretn tn Units, Web.
2m Samitog Den ~. Suni fan6
in g1itis cine geridmnIunq itatt,
bic bon Serrn @enrD Gelfer sum
3Dcd Der Brln0ung eines Oeutiden
Qiirgcrpereiug NIT anidIuB OH ben
Geutiden GtnatsberbanO e~inbernfen
mar.
Gegen 3 llbr fiiate fih Die Deite
Sale raid. gros Der Drdngen0en
1eIonrbeit iroren bic Oeutifen 5nr-
HIer 5ablreid erid)ienen uno Iauid.
fen nuimerfinm Der Re0e oeg Or.
Gerhard bcn Gmdbn, Der ben aampf
bes TgitihtEMms lno BEN 5ieges.
Iauf 0es oeutiben eeOanfens fd)iI-
oerfe mo ocnn an bic 3trede uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
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Client"

6rib streb5 Sub Cma5o $500
9enrp Resie. 9er0er 1000
4nnn lllmidnai0er. geatrice $500
GBtobG.
gtr. @olf ........ 100
5tau 9ieterfueht .......... $50
gtelien q Eborlon ........ loo
Role SSocobonsfp ......... 100
Sir alte 3eitunger .... 7.19
@ie eriidtlih. I6iteu mir ans Dem
8ertaltf Der geiau1melten alten Gel
hiugen S7.t9. Ias ReinItut BON
u1geid6r 20 einieaoungen. 3ies
lit fiir ms iebr beiddmeuo. @at
ten Die 9littter meme SIT aniaug 0es
arieges ou3geiprohcnc 8ttte erflat
uno lire ain0er gum Saatneln an
gebaIteu mare DIR 8atrog in oos
&uuoertfode geitiegell, olItatt oaB
Die 3eituugen nliBlos bernldtet mur-
BEN.
Der 6rolt annn lllmidneioer bon
g1ebrasto Gitp iageu mir biermit
Cant iRr lire 8emilbungen bei1n
8ertouf Der BON ibr geb1telten 9gtt
0ede, nelhe bic ita4tlIde 5ulnme bon
$500 eitGradte.
Bon Den bicit9en 8ereinen &C.
bubren Dem Sdipabenoerein un0 Dem
9rauer rrterirlsungs gerein ore
Gre, Die eriten 81 ieirl nrlde DEN
80gen 0es goIbenen gudes unter-
ihrieben 5nridionoten.
llno ton Der 9ermomls So6ne
2ogc innbte SEER 6rts Qeittmarn
ans gmerion S23.00 un0 llnteridrii
ten Der Ritglieoer Der 3ietbeuloge
geo. Sc 0aiclbit. 4n 4qe uniern
3aaf.
8ir eriuhen iiodn1alS 0igienigen
6rouen, nclde 8cfen n1ben, Die
ielben rudbren0 0ieier ISOLDE nb5u.
liefern, Oa mir non Der Spfret6rin
6es Rotbcn areu3e8 i'll @aibington
einen grief prbielten. rporin iie init
tbeilt, Dab n1fitc ISOLDE Elm Shiif
nod GeutitIanb f1brt mo @aben
far's gotbe areu5 mituebmen miro.
8ertn @eBidmon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

Spdcrs mn 5ee0ers. Marft ict.
@qttc bis bette ST JO-810.
3iemlih cute BIS CUTE 800
1850.
Mittclmdbige Sc. 0C-70O.
5tod Sellers SIS. 0O-7.00.
5tod aiihe S575-675
Stod aGlber S6. - so.
Seal aalber 5000. 30.
Bulls 5taas rim, S560-7.25.
5tod Quls, ST. 00-700.
5dIDeiue-3ufibr $500. glarfi
tart bis 10 b0Ber.
2urdiduittspreis S7.05-7.15.
Soldier greis $3.50.
5dnft-3ufubr 1000. Marft %
~nieoriger.
2dnmer % nie0riger.
9urhihuittspreis SS25-8.70.
6oditer Rreis $S75.
Irubling -gammer S9.00-9,75 I.
Mutteri6aia gltte Big beite $500
$50.
G6icago Marftberidt.
AiHouicb-3uilhr $4,000. DART
feit Bis 10 b05er.
%9S06rlinge s OBS.
Sdweine- }uiuhr $4,000. @arft
) boiler.
gurdifnittsgrcis 81 $3.50.
@oditer 4rcis S7.67h.
Sdlafe- 3uiufr 5000. Nnrft %
bis 30 niebriqer.
2dmmer 5000.
@eid0r. odnmer $t0.65.
8oa.2Gmner Sit 40.
Colorado gGnmer S1t.50.
5ritbIin .&dmnter $1,000.
GaHias Gity Iarftberidt,
9inOpicG-.3uhtbr 1000. @arfi
felt bis tart.
5dbrlinge $3.50.
3flaboma $685..
aii6e, MSarft uie6riger.
.5toders. Marff felt.
8ecOers, Morft felt.
sfdlber. @arft felt.
Sdueiut- 3uipbr 1000. M1rfi
ieit Bis 5 bober.
gurdidnittspreis 7.20-142H
6ohiter preis $7.45,
Sdaie- 3ufubr $500. @artt %
bis 40 n~ie5tigers
2dmmer 1910.
ct. SOirp6 Rarftberidt.
&inODicb -3uiubr 1000. @orft
t0--t5 boiler.
Sabrlin9e 1915.
Sdliueine- 3ufubr LOO. @larft
IS bo6er.
9uraidnittspreis 4. 20--7.30.
Soldier grets $40.
Sdafe- 3ufubr 1000. Marft Is
nieoriger.
Sdmmer, bGtIter greis $1,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

Dma6n, t6. Suni 1915.
IurteD @ei8eH
Sir. 2 ti4H lib
Gr. b il3H iii
MeiSen--
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

z 3. SturgeB uno Hdbbi
Coin iudten geitern WaBor Gnbl-
man auf, Inn IGN fiir Die Ginridtuno
elmer nelen aGeffentlihen @obL
fobrtsbebor0e~ Bill aeIpiHnen.
4uf ibrer 5abrt nod San
6rnneisco fnnnen aeitcrn per alIto
Sohn un0 @eorge SBea ans gsep
SoDcri, Conn, bier Ourd. 1ie Bis
Heife batfe nidt gaii5 Q "a.
&c in 4nlprudD genommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

6rib areb8. Sub 0mabo 500
6enrn Reaie 8ef0er 1905
Anna lllmiduet0er. geatrice $500
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SIR. 2. 1927 ti1
or. 3. Hills
Sir 4. l07 lilo
0eiBer drubiubrsmei5m-
CIR. 2. l0I l12
3urrm @eiBen-
SIR. 2. if0-tft
CIR. 3. t09-1f0
@eiBes Storm
9lr. 3. 7fH-7t1a
Scr. 3. 7t-711a
SIR. a. 7015-7t
Sir. 5. 70A-7034
CIR. 6. 7o-7012
@eIbes Storm
91r. 2. 70A-7t
SIR. 3. 7015-70M
SIR. 4. 70-7034
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
kauai REPRESENTATIONS
| PROMOTION COMMITTEE

II. Rohfie Of Lihue, former president
o. the Kauai chamber Of Commerce, has
born elected BY that body "a be the
represeqtetiye for Kauai on the Ha.
wall promotion committee, and 80 an
Dramatically becomes a member OF the
home work committee Of the latter
body. sl
Notification Of bis election was, re,
eeived yesterday by the promotion com,
mitteo - \ letter from the seeretary Of
the Kauai chamber, who addedy
sf1n view Of the fact that many topr
ists-if We call ordinary travellers tour
intszland 81 the Waimea end Of fhi
island, Mr.. Rohrig asked the privilege
Of naming two assistants at two point
ever there The request was granted
Mr.. Rohfig named Judge o.. b. Hot
gard u W4iinea and j. I, Silva d
Eleele, who win cooperate with him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
'nANCHURA TO TAKE
no PASSENGERS HERE

Passengers who had plsnped TO sail
In The Paeifc Mail steamer Manehuria,
due 10 leave Honolulu April 81 for
San Francisco, were notified yesterday
that the Nanshuria would be unable
70 take any paassngers from this port,
as her space will be filed BY passen.
gers from the Great Northern steamer
Minnesota, wrecked on Japan while
en- routa from Manila and oriental
p6rts to Seattle, Miss Felice Lyme,
the singer and her party, who had
| intended sailing in the Mauchnria, 70,
eeived this notification yesterday and
prepared 70 sail In the Matson steam
or Wilhelmina tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
HONOLULU CHARITIES
10 GET IRWIN REQUEST

BY decision OF Judge Coffey OF the
San FtRnciseo Superior Court, the as
sociated charities of Honolulu prob
ably win come In possession ultimately
of $25 1000 beQueathed in the win Of
the late william O. Irwin Of San Fran
cisco. The win left $4,000 "a. the
& United ~ charities Of San Francisco
and like amount TO the ssUnitedi'
charities Of Honolulu. No such Orgaui-
ration exists, and Judge Coffey, in the
case Of the San Francisco charities,
held that nndonbtedly the testator tn
tended 10 hestow his bounty upon an
actual and existent institution, which
was in fact An association Of charitable
ganizhti0hs. The associated charities
was the only organization that filed
the bin. VA = ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
REPORT KbLIHl
|HARDOR COMPLETED
~ ERNEST 9. WALKER

Viii fIIIttlUl " u Htf ihNtItArNAtI
WASHINGTON, April 5,T-It is IN.
Jlerstood that the engineers report on
the Improvement Of Kalihi harbot has
been completed aud Is now hled away
at the war department. TN congress con
venes next December, wien II win he
forwarded in the usual fashion Ia the
speaker Of the honse, Mr.. Desha, sec.
rotary TO Delegate KalaniaRaole, said
today he had been unable TO obtain any
definite information about IL
All IN all Hawaii fares pretty well
in the allotment Of appropriations for
rivers and harhors improvements made
public at tho war Department. today.
The allotmonts 0S slaO0n Tor KahuIui
harbor and Of 49,, 0G0 for Honolulu har-
Dor were, perhaps. MS nlnyh as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Assistant SECRETARY Of the Treasury
Newton, in charge of public building
enternriscs. now talks aia@ouraginply
about visit 20 Hawail along with
the congressional party, He thinks he
may not he ahle ~ visit the Islands
till some time il the nutumn. Mr..
Desha said today there had been few
changes In the lessophel and that
everything seemed h gea,'ircss for tho
trip.
Former Jndec aed ilfA. llnilon expect
to lraye WashipttpR II - week for Ho-
noIulu. A nnniberof thor friends viii
DO in the congressional rafty. Judge
Bsllou has gone 10 New York this week
for q cogple % DAYS
| Former ,Magc n. Al iratrh has been
lin Washington tae past week. He was
welcomed bore By many old-time
i friends
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
..
When Another Steel Gable Is
Put About F-4 This Morning
to Replace One Broken En-
uines win BEGIN Lifting Again
DAMAGE TO ANCHOR BARGE
HAS DELAYED OPERATIONS
sunken Wasp Has Been Lifted
Twelve Feet and lowed Into
Depth Of About ZIG Feet Or
About 100 Feet Nearer Shore
EXPLOSION KILLED IA CREW
q M p
Admiral Moore Reports Trlgedy

wv AsHINqTON, April 20. -
w (Associsted Press By FED
eral wireiess) Under date
Of April .. Rear Admiral O B. 2.
Moore, reporting from Honolulu 70
the navy department on the loss Of
tho F-4. writes that Il i s.beiieyed
by experts that All the crew were
killed suddenly BY an explosion
"If even one man had been Isft
alive. he could have Signansd to
those above. or could have blown
out the tanis.'e
Admiral Moore described the cp-
erations attempted TO raise the
sunken submarine and concluded; y
words are useless to express my
sorrow.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

I. Another steel cable viii b put about
the Submarine IA this morning 70 res
place the one broken early yesterday
when the sunken ship was being lifted.
with that done, the engines on the
scows viii begin hosting again.
Work yesterday afternoon was halt
ed by damage. to the anehor-barge, the
f,halI barge win the "a - derrick rig'
ging, which has been used 70 transfer
limos from the tngs to the seows aftes
the submarine has been caught Re
pairs to this will be completed IN time
to transfer the fourth line this morn.
ing,
Rigging ON the scows also win re-
efive attention New purchases win Be
taken to increase the power Of tn.
erginesi but this, said Lieutenant Com
mander Fnror, naval constructor, il
minor.
An Are Optimistic 4
Optimism prevails. All connected
with the work affirm their belief that
stheyF.4 win be raised. They win not
Venture prediction when. They say
that makes no difference. The break
Ing OF the line yesterday morning il
discounted with the assertion that il
was the weakest Of the four. .
Progress before the line snapped wa'
about twelve feet Of lift. This wal
PROVED BY the length Of cable taker
Up on each Of the shafts. The sub
MURINE was being towed In, also, 50
fhat it lies probably one hundred fee
rearer shore than 1t did. The slope o
the sea Aoor IS about one fathom Il
fifty feet, or one foot in eight.
w. y Loughman, the diver who wa
a prisoner beneath the sea for fou
hours Saturday, is improving, although
fie still i in the sick bay Of the Mary
land He may be out within two 0
three days. DR.. 9. \, w. French, physi
elan with the divers, said last nigh
that Loughman was well on the wa,
10 recover. He was severely bruise
and overcome by his ordeal,
ether Divers on Hand
The other divers, Stephen J. Dire
issbak, Fred G, Nelson and Fran
criily headed by Chief Gunner ueorg
D, stillson, were on the scows yestel
day, but they did not dive, and prot
. ably will not until the F-4 is towe
into a depth Of 200 feet or 50.
4 The fonrth line to be placed abor
she F,a this morning will be Of Pio'
stecl, two Inches IN diameter and hal
Ing 4 breaking point Of probably 70
4 ions. The line that broke yesterda
merhine probably could stand no MOI
thnn liz tons, 1t was Of galyanize
steel, which is greatly inferior TO II
other The other times about the sui
marine have breaking points OF abor
96s, 2so aud 2le tons. The combine
total Of these Is far in excess Of Il
weight Of the submarine, which, aceor,
inu 10 LEST. Charles L. Smith, fotil
commander, weighs no more than p
tons IN the water.
Yesterdays break came while Il
rupibes were HOSTING. II was eyidel
that the line that gave way was bea
ing more than its share Of the strai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

the seows being tossed up ana down
IN heavy swsll.
Ground swell Il High a,
Although the gfoupd swell yesterday
was very high and may continue run
ming into yefitable hills, u - hoped
that another bfaals may be saycided,
This is based ip part on the stronger
line and In part on plans 10 distribute
the strain equally on all four cables.
This win be done by putting the same
strain On each from the engines, and
when this has been accomplished, start
ing All four shafts to moving At the
same rate. BY this plan It should BE-
possible 10 hoist uniformly throughout
Mr., Fursr was abpndantly pseased
with the showing made by bis mechap
ism. he designed the shafts and drums
with their braeing, on the seows, and Is
had awaited the arst actual test While,
came yesterday, with great interest
~ Everything held in fine fashion,
he said. oiThe strain on the maehiper,
was as great as il win be, for we has
the submarine lifted clear. have nj
doubt that the scows win be equal !
the burden.,'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

beach and the strains Of the royal
band playing Hawaiian airs. =
At the meeting in; Secretary Thay-
sr's Office yesterday morning . sub.
COMMITTEES Of the general territorial
committee outlined tentative plans for
fnrther entertainment. Maj.-Gen. Will
liam H. Carter, Rear Admiral q. y. I.
Moore and r. w. BFcckDns were up.
painted Additional members.
( Il was proposed that the Governor =
reception aud bah be given on the
svening OF May q, the reception 70 take
place In thu throne room Of the old pal
Zee now the hairof the house Of rep.
reieptatiyes, the ball to fhllow mt the
armeFy. The general public will DO In;
yited to both. n y I.
The following day would be given to
| Iiehtseeing about town. Frank Thomp-
| son. RE- We. Shingle, Delegate Kuhio and
cnrl Widemann were appointed 70 ex.
tend call to antompbile owners for
the uaa Of their ears
| Il. A. Thurston suggested that Super
Iintendent Kinney of the department. OF
public instruction, be asked 10 arrange
4 Il demonstration BY one of the public
Isehools, after the manner Of the exhi-
liitiun given at the capitol grounds IN
the last carnival Thefe would be, for
Iihstance, ceremony Of raising the
,tars and stripes and salute TO the
dag, with brief choral exercises, The
suggestich wac approved, and May 4
was tentatively named as the day,
y Pearl Harbor, In which the congress
men will naturally be particularly in
ltefested, will be visited May B, and
Iear.Aqnjral Moore. Major Genera
Garter, g. r. Forbes and A, +, q. Atkin
son were appointed committee TO take
charge Of the trip. I, y. u X. ( +.
Auto Ride over Pail t..l.. ;
Leaving Honolulu on the night Of
May 5, tie party viii arrive at the isl
| and Of Maui on the following morning
and breakfast at Ilahaiha. An automo
| hile ride oyer the famous Pail road Il
IWailuku will follow, where luncheon
1 win be served. Those who wish to SCI
Il Haleakala win spend the night o
II Olinda, arising hef0re dpybreak to fin
ish the journey 70 The summit, for tn
spectacle OF sunrise. Those who re
main behind wiz Wait tho lao Vale!
and other points Of Interest "a
| A luep win he served the next day
feither at WRiluku.aor Kahpint, fron
which latter point the party will tax
ship ageipt for Kailua, Kopa, IIilo an,
the volcano, " "A < X. X . X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

cruiser Maryland would be used 70 Tow
the scows in after they again have
lifted the ia from the bottom. Lieu
tenant Smith said that the Navajo
would be used rs heretofore, and that
the only situation under which The
Maryland might be ussd was IL the
other failed. The plan win be TO an
chor the Navajo straight ahead, taking
in on her anchor a. she tows this scov'
IN IL Is expected that the Navajo
perhaps with aid from other tugs viii
be able to hands the wreck without
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

Between Boards
Waialua, 80, 102.51.
Pioneer, 1870, $3.50.
Olaa, AS, is, g 25
II. q g s. Co, 30, sa-G0.
sssnion sssss
Eva, 5. 2l.CO,
Oahu Sugar Co, ., 10, 8, 20, rs,
2l,50.
4 PioneeF, s, kA5O.
Oahu Sugar CO.. so, ei.5o,
sugar Qllos,I,y,e
So Analysis Beet& mo adviees).
ses Cent tfor IIaw. sugars, 4.ss5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20


Per str. Claudinc sor Mani, April l0.
Miss Lady MaFfnrlapo Mrs. Bruno,
l. Tobriner nan carey, W. q. Wood
worth, II, q. FanswoFth X, Alexander,
j. Mitchell, Mrs. W. $. Palmer Mrs.
Will Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sing,
Miss Driscoll u. w Dhseoll, Mrs. W.
Peters, X. u Raker. N
7, Per str. Mapna Kea for Hilo and
way ports, April lI.--Mrs. M. A. Nicoll
and infant Mrs A, A. Geef, NJ. a.
Niepll, M, A. Nieoll, il, y. r, Low.
Miss II IidPate Mrs h +. Kuhns,
Miss smith, Mrs, yoss, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Cornwell, Miss q, Crawford,
Miss r.. Canario. Miss q. dc Ia Nux,
Mr.. and Mrs T.. D. Kalani.
Per str. Ciaudine, for Maui and way
ports. April w. n Cpisocke, NJ. 81
$Jariine, II. VI IenRings Mrs y. j.
Abrew, ,, r, Correiras George Hum
phrry, y Garcia. w r. noyereuS, Mrs,
y, n Pcntallew, Mr. anil Mrs, J. G
Rodriguez, "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
SPEAKER H0LsTElg WILL fas
BE HOST AT BIG DINNER

Speaker Holstein,s regular biennial
dinner to the members Of the house Of
representatives and the press will take
place at half-past seven 20 clock next
Monday night in the roof Garden dining
room Of the Alexander Young Hotel
In order that the members Of the
third house 2 might BIO able to at
tend, the Speaker has decided that next
Monday s session calendar shall bi
lieht. The Sneakers dinner is always
the feature Of the session, # Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
CITY WILL GIVE
NOTED VISITORS
FIRST WELCOME
Congressional Party Numbering
1877 Persons All Told, Starts
For Honolulu
INITIAL ENTERTAINMENT
WILL BE BALL AND LUAu
brilliant Outdoor Fete In kapIo'
lani Park Planned For Even
inc Of Arrival

N \
The Visiting congressman and their
wives. numbering 1a7 pe,.on. All told.
y, -, 4, h :, " - 49, y.
ieIt washington az 81 o'ci0ck iast
night and viii reach Honolulu In the
Sierra MONDAY, May D. News that they
arc aetuallv ~ tha ,sas 80 n ~, y, ~ &,
s. 81 ~ !, ~ ~ !. !, 4.
ns-,ss ~ $3.50, ~ oapio ~ Sron
s ~, a.. 80 s -. y; " 3, i
vIs ~ ~ 4, ~ .ns'i hvhy.
x sDs 80. W. ~ ~ uyyslnol pan ~
49, ~ Nv. " IN ~ " ~
,s; Wy St ~ < tyEHl 49,
49, - Pas' soFph ~ - Piv'hhA
S. ~ sno ~ wv. 3,
oar ,Sa ~ w Ea r.'i ~, a0.ans ~
~. n. 49, 49, ~
~ Lv $500 w, PAt'sey " ~
1890 1870 y s..".S \ - n.
49, $500 ~ naAo ieAi
~, - ~ q. 1910 = q
~ W.. s,. ...poa1... ~, 49,
Y ~, ~. Snpa =. $1,000 ,,osa.s
~ ~ -. sonupk hoAn siSi "
.no 20 ys.Ny ~ 49, ~ ~ ~
sA.e. ..u.7Na ~, ~
", oo''''s'oe' "hv 80 sh' ~,
GA nvs Vs. -, !, y, n X
$3.50 i iolaa W. n . sn.la, a.n
ana su r.sy Ana viii IooS Me-
4 ~ 4 e, 80 80 - Wa ssNe $3.50
the finances ,...s.a. 60.
~ ..T Tuu', - $3.50. ss 49,
~ ss y, 1870 ss.hp " ~. .ylu
~ 49, ny Msyv1 ,s ~ ~ ~
shou,q plvi9sty ~ ny hosot - sA1ft I.s
Wy pay w srs W. "a $500. L ~
tts- ~ ynvse ,on Z ssn s' F,s
~. 1890 ~ a, 81 .,n,,Id l,La y. hsvs
s I'm To- ~ yaIE M tbsir sea ieo.' and tbe
women would ike leisure "a unpack
their trunks and ret out their pretty
dresses. 40 we decided 10 SET the luan
for Tuesday night, Nav 4, instead OF
the evening Of the day on which the
party win arrive. Z y, II
~ No list Of invitations has been
made out vet, but we estimate roughly
that there win be some six hundred
4 guests. Governor Piukham, Secretary
| Thayer and Delegate Kuhio will be
there, of course. Then there win be
1 the consular corps, the territorial com
mittee, the committee on reception and
entertainment Of the chamber Of cont
meree and many other members Of the
chamber, the board Of superyisors, rep
Tesentatives Of the trateraN orders
and Of the press and the indiyldnal
guests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

The, order to show cause IN the d.
yorce ease Of Mrs, Elizabeth Helenihi
agaihsr Daniel Hclenihi was discharged
by Judge Whitney yesterday,