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Evening star., 1915-01-31
Southern Charity Ball.

At the Southern Relief charity ball
tomorrow night at the New Willard
the gentlemans reception committee
includes Capt Fred Beall, Col Hilary
Herbert, Maj. Holmes Conrad, Judge
Howry. Maj. Gordon, Maj. Hungerford.
Capt. Magnus Thompson. Capt. j. NJ
Hickey. Capt Marmaduke, John T. Cal
lahan. o. J. Moat. Capt. Grayson. Capt.
dc Leon, Representative Henry D.
Flood, Judge Chambers. Judge Payne,
Col Charles Page Bryan. Commander
Mcfarland. Gen. Marcus Wright. Gen.
Julian Carr, Benneham Cameron,
Claude Bennett, G. c. Calhoun, Edward
N. Hines, Samuel H. Hardwick, William
q. Gramtley, Fred B. Mcclure. Carl
Vrooman. Gabriel Edmonson, John R.
Mclean. Judge c. c. McChord, Thomas
Sims Lee, J. r. Price, Charles H. Keel.
John Seldom. Robert n. Harper, DR..
Julian NJ Cabell. DR.. Clarence Owens.
DR.. J. 6. B. Bulloch, DR.. Francis Nash,
Or. F.. NJ. Chisolm, Senator Overman,
Senator Swanson and Senator Bank
head
Mr.. Horace Fl. Westcott is chairman
of the floor committee and William c..
tee Is large one.
mrs. William Corcoran Hill, Mrs. John
f.. Shafroth. Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Fred
erIck H. Bergher, Mrs. Conrad Syme.
Mrs. y. NJ Gates, Mrs. W. C. Braisted
Mrs. Walter I. Mccoy. Mrs. James
Hamilton Lewis, Mrs. Charles Russell
Davis, Mrs. Ryan Devereux, Mrs. James
3. Hurley, Mrs. South Trimble, Mrs.
vandersrlft, Mrs. Claude A. Swanson
Mrs. William Haywood and Mrs. How
ard Hume are among the patronesses.
MISS Marie Sims. Miss Trimble Miss
Marie Turnsta1l and Miss Berry will
assist the young ladies' committee,
Baggett.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

With the Southern Relief charity a week ought to
The
has we'll social Endorsement Marshall
the the include of the
resident while the ladies the floor made
equally helping
longer help themselves the calendar of
the that nobody could contemplate without
nights been carefully made advance and the prediction
that the ball will built real knowledge
weeks had them In
the place, people hospitality than
the month especially le the official contingent
particularly the Reception days largely kept unless
available the
shine nothing than skies
vailed of about where the latch
friends
of this The larger dances did
happen Friday gatherings
the social further reestabsh these forms OF enter
while held their
fashionable
hptaes which have thus far had
and
Evening star., 1915-01-31
CHARITY BALL OF SOUTHERN RELIEF SOCIETY
TOMORROW NIG1T-DINNERS AND TEAS-GOWNS AND
GOSSIP-WEDDNGS- CHARITY EVENTS-NOTES

has wide hall in the old fashioned drawing the
length the side dining the
friends together.
the Dolphin
cabinet thing
found The long
big the traditional pill box vori bite offer with either
coffee The punch bowl with anything than
cabinet
homes, unless for invited gatherings.
COURTS
war-troub1ed
make that
will Palace the Regal Lodge
Dublin this The this has brought about for wealthy
Americans last
formed readable
we'll elsewhere
which carefully followed
being prepared for Paris still feels that Amer
will for the real that the
fashion which she has been long furnishing
historical for the and of this who have
did
and could be others
substitute the regard
Evening star., 1915-01-31
Fur Department

the lowest prices quoted by house
America grade furs. Every piece sold with
qualified guarantee. The entire Stock without is Of
sered at Same ratio of reductions
Evening star., 1915-01-31
Costs only $3.50.

This price is what establishes its
value as the greatest that can be
obtained
Compared with any player-piano of
other make, it will hold its own in
pianoforte quality against much high
er-priced instruments.
Whereas, in p1ayer-q -quality-in the
advantages it offers for roll-playing-
N. B. See the Aeolian Co.'S ad on the "Pia,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29
EDITORIAL COM M ENT

city council should pass that itinerant merchant ordi- t it's next meeting. e silence from Colonel Theodore these summer days is ightful and alarming.  IT three canneres will contribute big pack of salmon inner to the food market of the states.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29

The ball fans awoke last night and scored by deciding to immediately erect grand stand and improve th ned at the park Arrangements also being made to hav Seward to send its tenn and play of games during Labor Day week.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29

Why can't of the north get into the ammunition game No at all except lack of ambition At moment we should be shipping the large vegetables which the interior towns raising, to Europe cannon balls
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29

Pennsylvania with $65000000 worth of coal lanC has gone into the hands of receiver and the receivers vii show him how to pull golden dollars out of the crcmamben Whoever first called him receiver deserved medal fo accurate nomenclature.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29

Cordova has been fortunate in having good supply of water both for domestic and fire purposes during this pro onged dry spell With continuance of the drought care should be exercised to the reckless and waseu water in order that the supply may not become inadequate the needs of the community.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29

There IS some consolation in the fact that the Alaska RoaG Commission realizes the impossible condition the Sourdoug Hill trail Now if these officials will only get busy and repair that highway the interior miners will have much to be thank fu for.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-29

Why not plan celebration for Labor Day and invite the residents of neigborng towns join having time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

ASSASSIN MURDERS
MANN SIA BER
OF i S SENATE

/ 40 NDON Eng l5nIhea Pasiia
member 81 tbs TdrkIsii senate. has
been sssazsikEied! Tis assassin a.
lacked him win ! revolver: An q
tendaat vas severely woundbt Tie
sassailsnt is belisSed "a have escaped
The ASSASSINATION II only ali eYi
sdence Of the flotctlg conditions exist
ing in Cons hflnoplc snl In the Turk
fish army. ACCORDING to the belief here
Despatelle5 from AIit9idne state thai
seven German DfficerS we're w0unddq
In revolt of Turkish soldiers Wild
refused to- submit to discipline ana
that Ottoman officers STANDING BY re:
fused to interfere to save the Ger.
Many Tdfkisif officers. 8ceusad b
conspfracy against their German cot
leagues st AdriAnople, are repbfted TO-
be IMPRISONED At The war ministry.
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SDN0MA DELAYED
LOOKING FOR
SUICIDE

Two hours late arriving because
she lay % that length Of time search
ING Tor the body OF g e. On. . 10
Tean steerage passenger Who went
insane ana Jumped overheard g Z: ~
last THURSDAY morning. the Oceanic
steamer sonoma doeked g ~
O'Clock toqay at Pier lu. ana VIII san
g o,cloc !. tbs afternoon icr Page
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WILL SAIL
F0R COAST At
g TONIGHT

At o o'clock tonight the IL. s. army
transport Thomas viii sail from Pier
/ 16 for san Francisco. She Will carry
from here only Lieut. Col. b. F. Cheat.
ham, Quartefmaster Corps, and his
family There Is no room on board
for any other officers ordered TO the
mainland Lieut. Col Cheathanl was
recently transferred to San francisco,
and his successor: here Isl Lieut. Col.
James 81 Houston, who took complete
charge Of the quaftermaster's Office to-
day.
Beating her schedule ~ tut bas.
the Thomas docked ct 6: 10 O'Clock last
evening at Pier I, having averaged
twelve and q half nautical miles an
hour on her voyage here from Maya
On board the. big vessel are Il en-
listed men. most Of whom are colored,
|members Of the Gath Infantry. retnsii
Ing 10 the states after four years ser.
vice ili Tie PhiIiRpines There are
two companies yet 70 come. on the
November transport the Logan having
room tor only nine companies Of the
This aftornoon tie colorsd soldiers
were efteft1ihdQ &C Athletic Park ~
the 18th JnIentfyy Of SchQield Bar
racks the c6lored res Iment Stationed
ID 'oant Baseball and other stunts
made the time pass quickly.
Col G. w Pe1r0se IS co,ninandrr.
Of the 9th. which viii probably be
sent 10 DOUGLAS, Arizona, alfhoneh no
~. - 49,. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
new SCHEDULE Of
OCEANIC line
For 1916

Copies Of the revised schedule of
Oceanic steamer sailings for the re-
nainder Of 1916 and 1916, providing
for sailines from this port for San
Francisco. Page Page and Sydney ey-
cry three weeks, arrived today on the
Soncma. the first to reach here.
This schedule s on 4 three-boat
basis instead Of the present two. and
will become effective October 2G Be-
sides tie Sonoma I'd / Ventura. the
Sierra goes on the rin December I,
making three boats IN service from
thnt time on tllro6s,i0M 1916.
Following Is thu new seiieduIes llst'
Of arrivals at this port from San Fran
cisco. Aefhe ships sail the same day,
II serves a6 q list or departures for
yei|If1 Noyel1bef IL sonoma, Mo-
ttInbef ~ Sierra. Decenbef Is Ven.
infa. JANUARY 8, Sohonie January a:
tierr1 February r. Ventura. March
So1or't March ~ Sierra, April
II Ventura May 6onoIlIa Nay %;
SIeIft june ~; Ventura. July 10. So
111'. lux 5l Sierra August "a;
Ic6i0f6 BtDienbef II s6honia. DC.
:oes Sierra. October 2si Ventura.
ARRIVALS IRON Australia aud Page.
Pseo VIII De % the following dates,
steamers sailing Tor San francisco the
same afternoon a. 5 o'clock:
Ventura December 3 S0noma. De-
cefIber q, Sierra, January is; Ven
tura, February s.; SonoIlas Febfuhry
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Per Oceanic Str. soh5ma today. from
san Francisco Miss Blanche Adams.
al. +. Albert Mrs. Albert. Master Al. +.
Albert. y. M Amif|. r. NJ Anderson,
Mrs Anderson. two sons and infant.
o. ]. Atkinson. a. w. Z. Barlow. Miss
Myrtle Hall Il. n z. Bentlexs Mrs Bent.
ley, " f. Black, Mrs. Black, Mrs. II
Bradley. Mrs G. n Brown. Miss NJ. Al.
Burbank Miss NJ. a Buieson, 4. b.
Btfbridse Mrs Burbfilge 6. 81.
Booze. Miss May Garden. E, Il Car.
roll s.. 2: Cary. 3; 4 CASSIDY Mrs
lord Mss Lois cIi11I1 Mrs q.
coots, MA Cote. Mir J. tol6frl.
Miss r. C5'b,Irn. a COME. Ms COT
per. 8. Al cuIInsr 4 * cdkh'f nam
"A. E. Davis. E. Dth66r. Al 3. bred 4.
Mrs. E. rink. Miss ida Fink. Miss
Finfiman g FotheriSshs.6 ~ N
GiIard. Mrs. Giflard and maid. Mas
ter Giifard. e T. GOdbe. Mrs. Godbe.
Master B. Godbe. Mrs Cora ] Gould.
Mrs. Rol1t. Hair. Alex Harrison. Leo
Harrison Jack Haskell. Mrs.. n w
Hendfy. G. c. Hofeaard. Mrs G.
Holmes, J. A. Hughes, Mrs: Hughes,
g. Hughes, Mrs. E. F1uxtable. ]. T..
Irish. Mrs. |. Irving. r. r. jenkins,
MS jenkins and infant. Dave Jones,
E. Al. Jones. j. ( Al. Kerr. Mrs Kerr,
MISS Kerr r. kIttkedsa Mrs. Kilt.
f6dae. Il "A. Klein. Mrs. Klein and In
rant. Mr.. Al LANCER, Miss Elsa Ian
ger. Miss .0pisa LANCER Toe Lasker.
MIS- b. II. Ldmmis. Miss Lrmmis. F..
r Mclif2 III MIS- ] McQuade,
Miss II. j. Maflon. cefl Martin. E L..
Marshall: p MaioEy walter s Mitch
ell. Mrs. Mitchell WASHINGTON Mere
dith a.. r. Millard MelaulonH.
Mrs.. Moluui0nli, Mrs Il. G.. Mufra ~.
Ross Munro. Mrs. A Moore, ID r. Nor.
rison. Miss E. w. Pattison, Mrs. G. z.
Pefshirig. w. C. Pietseh, Mrs. PietscI
and infant, Miss M. PIuekham. II. 3,
Quinn, Mrs. Quinn, Miss Quinn, His
Highness the Rajai of Pddokota. Her
HIghness the Rance Of Pudokota. Mrs.
Relic, Mrs. G. G. Rhodes and two chill
dren. Master Richard Rhodes. Mrs
Ida M. Rogers Mrs w. d. Rosson and
two chiidreng ]. Rubensteins Mrs. RH-
bernstein, VIM. Sanford. Mrs. Al f.
Saylor, Miss Mary B. SayloE G. H
Seymour Mrs q. p Stutznan. Mrs.
Neil Siattefy. Mrs w. J.. StDyer. Miss
r. m. Pattison. A ID TaTpey. Mrs.
.Tarp6y Miss Tarbes and nurse, II. c.
Thompson, j.. r. Tiehenof, Mrs. Itch.
enor; r. A. TraSers. Fred Trubeshaw-.
Arthur Maidstone, H. F. Weirum. d
al. WILKINSON. M. n. whif1f. G. D.
Wood, Mrs. Wood, G. n. Wilcox. I.
II. T. Zane, Geo. ii. Brown, J. Cottrell
Mrs. ri. s Croker. Miss Coy De Trick.
'ey, VIM Eddowcs, e. Al. Ford. W. S.
Fraphay. Mrs. Annie Cross, Miss Hill
]. Harkfns. Mrs. fiarBins and child
Mrs James, two children and Infant
Masters ~ James. Walter James
Mrs.. N. Kelly Miss M. Kelly, Miss A.
Kelly. Master Edward Kelly. Master
Geo. KeIl, Master Vim KellS. DR.. r
e. Maffort. Jno. Mirks Mrs .Mirk, Mas
ter Geo. Mifk. Master. Douglas Mirk
Miss Grace Mirk, Master Kenneth
afirk. Archie L. Mayer, Miss II. Mo-.
ran. G. Moritz. Carson Al. Nelson, Paul
Nolan Mrs. nolan. Mrs. Mary Part
Stuart Part, r.. c. Peterson. r.. o.
Prfng.s ]. II. Rhodes. John Roper. n.
Rumsay. L. G. Russom. Master Rus
som W. Sniitas Mrs. NJ. A. E:nni.
scombe. p. Won der Waiwen, Mrs. Won
der Waiwep. IA s. West va
m,n. -. = ..ss..ss ,,,... ,.a =, $3.50
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When the Inter-Isla9d steamer Ma.
ana Kea docks tomorrow morning it
Win bring here the reinaihs of Capt
Frank o. Carlson. who died at Hil0.
Saturday. The funeral win be held ct
8 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. CAPT
Carson was commander of the KAid.
lanf, ana formerly or the Wailele, both
Inter Island boats His residences here
is at 1920 Ninth avenue. Kaimuki,
and hesleaSes widow.
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i MERCANTILE. BId. AakSd
Aleknnder & baldwin. Ltd go.
q Brewer 9 ca. .......s -. -.
SUGAR
Eva Plan Co. 80 20K
Haiku Sugar Co. ...s..
Hawaiian Agri Co. :. $50
Hak @ g Sus. Co. 35H s.
Haw Sugar CO. 80. -. 80, 36lkk
Honokna SUGAR Coz -. :
Hutchinson s. Plan. Co.. 81
Kahukn Plan. Co. .....s..
Kekaha Sugar Co 49,. 155
KoI0a Sugar Co. ......s 49,.
MtBryde Sugar Co. Ltd. 61 6N
Oahu SUGAR Co. -. .
0Iaa Sugar Co, Ltl
Ondme1 Sugar Co 31H 52H
Plauhan Sugar Plan Co 90
Pacific Sugar Min 1890. ....s
Pepeekeo sugar Co. -.
Pi01sef MN Cd. 25s z6.k
San Carlos Mn CO.. Ltd 81
lW6iKlu1 Atrt Co. S.. f9A 1874.
W6iIukd Sugar Co. 1880. .... -.
Waiinanpl0 Sugar ca. 49,.
Wainlea ouk1t Mn co. -.
MloCEE0At1EoO 1.
Haiku =. q r co. Con! -. -.
Haiku p 3 Co, Pf1. =. -,
H 8 Pi sss;'s = q ST. ssx
HID r. r Co. Pfd .....
Hllo ny. Co, Com .35 80
Hon. b & II. CO.. It'd. 1871 18X
Hon: Gas Co. PfI 100,
Hon. Ge6 Co. Com 100 =.
Hon. II n. & u. Co. -.
III Steam Nav, Co. -. -. 200
Mutual Tel. Co. s.i........s. 49,. !. =.
0ah1 ~. 3 Land Cos 1874 l4lss
Paha6E Rubber co. -. -. x.s.s
Ts1,sns oIek Rubber CO 2sH
HeW. G g Sugar ca 81. 80.
HlI6 & q. s issss d S
FfIio 4 il. Co. Il. 4 & Con. S. S. ~.
3onokas Sue. CO. 6sS 80.
Hon Gas Co.. Ltd. S. 1904
Hon 3. 8 y. Co, S.. 49, IS.
Kauai R1. Co 6s.s 100 -.
Mef3Fyde sugar Co. IS. =.
Mutual Tel. S. $3.50. 1O11 -.
Oahu RI. & Land Co. IS f0t q
Oahu sugar 90. S. 1861
0Iaa Sugar Co S.. 80. 81
pbcIfie sugar NH CO. IS 80. ;.
Pioneer Mi Co 81
Sal Carlo MIL CO. S. 100
sales Between Boards 81, 80. Il:
C. & s. CO. 80; IS. 5 EW8 10; 50 =.
b & M Co. Is 10. 10, 5 Oa6,I Sts:
Co %: 10, 20 oh0lnea 80.
Session Sales. s.. 10: 20 WaiaIus
ls5t; 100. 80. 5 Eva 20; 10, 0nomea
kstsss sp0sr qpgs.slsn; e dsprsss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

Hundreds of prospectors have gone
to the Kow Kash river section of
western Ontario where gold was dis
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

After being granted all their de-
mands the entire force or the Summit,
n. rs. Silk Co.. held d picnic to cello
brate their victory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

The large Canadian Padifif liner.
Empress Of JaDan entered slfydack IT
Hongkong September Is: after bavis,e
been used as al an iiihfr cruiser foF
the last year. This Is taken to mean
that the vessel will soon be restored
to her owners for. passenger use
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Sins II man and vars51s kindp
d16Ied III j f8fiIie aeIIIC Mil liner
Korea HIiet s|| & sa|Isl ron San Fran.
fIIies The san Ffaiicisco Examiner
says concerning the ships startling
appearances: '
yesterday, ID f5.foot letters. the
|n6HoiAlity and name Of the liner were
painted on her sides. AT the bow ana
stern We're painted 2e-foot Afiefitan
Tags
t.The Roreas smoke STICKS iihRa
been painted : bfikht led With = three
foot black band about their tops. Al
red ship line has reulaced the falniifat
yellbM linz of the Pacific Mai times
And eF eil the waterline markings have
be6fi changed to q salmon pink In
stead OF the former bfIzht red
Captain A w. Nelson. the aaIittpr
shipper. will take the stea tier through
the canal to London He will have
with him most OF the officers who
served when the vessel was crossiflk
the Pacific From I.ondDns & an goes
well. the Kores will return to New
York and engage ID the San Francisco
New York run with the Siberia, Fin
land and Kroonland " 5, 81
tods Of Hsrbof Officer A. E. Carter
during the ships stop here, as the
steamship company would be liable to
$1,000 fine II the men got away at this
port.
After enjoying swimming. fishing.
hunting and horseback riding on
Oahu. from Waialua to Hauula, r. ].
Taylor: deputy collector Of customs
ii charge 81 the inspe ctors force rel
turned today with AIrs Taylor from
1 20 days annual vacation Both re-
p6tted q very ENJOYABLE otiting. Z. b.
Reeves, who has been In charge of
the office during Mr.. Taylor's absence,
will leave this week on his vacation.
Among other mediums of advertis-
ing now being nade use ofsarie minia-.
tufe views OF the stamp variety. The
AnteffcanEHawaiian Steamship Com
pany IS making, use of the ..stickers"
to good advantage. = Al collection OF is
VIEWS of the Panama Canal has just
been obtained by. q local collector OF
the miniatures. The little views are
about four times as large as postage
stamps, and are gilTnmed on the re-
verse side, so they win adhere to any
surface they are pasted on. Included
in the sviewssis q cr8ssseetion of Gatln
locks; The views all show American
Hawaiian steamers passing through
the Big Ditch. 7 = - !. =.
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At 4 o.elbck this afternoon the T.
x K. steamer Tenyo MART IS, due
from the Orient. brihgirig larse nhti1I
Der of steeraze passengers for this
port and considerable mail. She viii
sail for San Francisco tomorrow morn:
ing. taking mall for the mainland.
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One of the few cargoes Of Fijian su.
gar shipped I'd san, Ffs1ieisco IS Cd
f06te to that city in the Union Steam
ship Company's freightef Waihemo
The boat goes to Vancouver from the
bay city to load general cargo for
Australia.
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.hILD0R MOI Is

wednesday, m0fnink &C no 0.clOck
The Matsbi steamer Wiihelmiha will
sall for San Francisco. taking mail
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Fok SALE.

s2s5O 2O6k3OO on Maunaloa and
eth ave, Kaln1nkf. opp. Mrs. Primer
cleared, fenced With substantial
stone wall, water pipes laid. fine ma
riiie view; IDEAL place for 3 country
residence. TERMS il desired
Il - j. STR 4 UGH
Maity Bldg 81 s. King St
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When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
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wednesday, mofninR &c no O'Clock
the MatSb1 steamer Wilhelmina will
sail for San Francisco, taking mail
with 70, 000 tons or cn6l aboafd f0rl
Olongopo. p. 4. the naval collier Pro.
tens Capt. r, I Easton. arrived here
yes tefday she IS taking on 150c tons
Of bunker coal today.
VIII s. 81 SIS III BOAR i6I
TINS IoII. l||1 Matt 81 I1lIIIe' bIsiI06
I|is 70 dock AZ 81 lo.'offo.4 morn
lie Il Pier -; frofl SID Frahciseo.
she has rs ba 6 " mall 4.
1bs BeI.sl! sS|.|. Ssss s i.
SCI & csst j fSs s rs
sci left Newcastle September 10.
One Of the few cargoes OF Fijian s,l.
gaf shipped to san Ffahtisco 81 en-
fodte to that city in the Union Steam
ship Company's freightef Wailiemo
The boat goes to Vancouver from the
bay city to load general cargo for
Australia.
The large Canadian PadfIa liner
Empress Of Jai5an ei tered iIfydock At
Hongkong September IS after janis,s
been used as al AK III ~ cruiser f0f
the last year. This Is taken to mean
that the vessel will soon be restored
to her owners for passenger use
At O'clock this afternoon the ].
X. K. steamer TenYo MART IS due
from the Orient. bringing i larse fslfi1r
Der Of steeraxe passengers for this.
port and considerable mail. She viii
sail for San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing. taking mall for the mainland.
steamer prices are iilf Id japan. The
Tfikoyama Marii, bought recently by
the Uchida Steamship Company for
240, 900 ven, has just been sold By this
to Gako e CdmnaRy for
100000 yen, more than double the
original purchase price,
Passenger service between New
york and san Francisco. By way Of
fsUuHHAus VIII cltOttby ne S0Dauat. III Wy
the American II hawaiian steamship
COMPANY. This means the Hoh6lulan.
win be used exclfsivelg In the future
for freight-carrying between the two
coasts So
Next mail for Sam sFrancisC0 will
leave In the n. K. K. liner TenYo1
Maru, due to arrive off port about a
this afternoon. The boat win prob
ably sail at 10 O'Clock tomorrow MORN.
ing, Mails will close at the post
office an hour and q half before sai1-s
ing time Al mail bag Will also be. At
Pier to take 1astninute9 letters
to the mainland. s 8 ? ...: *
Settling dispute between cooks
and stewards Of the line and the Union
Steamship Company the arbftFatiap
court New Zealand has rahheretl
Judgment ordering the company IT,
abolish tipping and to pay Its first.
class stewards $40 month, an In
crease Of sf2.56; end fixing III Z ssIarss
of second-class stewards at s32.5es o
an increase of so. ~. r. ~
Two men being deporfed back to-
Australia from San Francisco. were
guests" of the police department to-
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Steamer prices are ult ID japan. The.
Ffikoyama Maru, bought recently by
the uchida Steamship Company for
100000 ven. has just been sold By this
corporation to Gako e CdmbaRy for
100000 yen. more than double the,
original purchase price,
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Alakea Street. opposite Bailsy's
Furniture stors.

4. DuHNETTE
c1Iu'I1Glolor 81 Deeds f,r cniIfotf|f
end New York; NOTARY puDLlc
UI|N1 Mortnnnco oeeds, BIIls 81
o|'0 Lenses, VILLA, etc. Attorney fcl
tII District Courts. 70 MERCHANT
eIeEET, HONOLULU phops is4e
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she has llS bags of mail 8.
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Two men being deported back to.
Australia from San Francisco. were:
guests" of the police department to-
day whfie the Sonof1a was here. Their
names are 0'Kellg and Green. The,
ships officers placed the men in GUS
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HonoldIu Stock Exchange
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MONDAY. Oct !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-22
AN INTELLIGENT MAYOR.

From the Albuquerque IN. NJ Journal.
Mayor Lea, Of FL Paso, is departing
from the traditions of American munich
pal chief executives and is about to
establish a precedent in his city Mayor
Lea's idea is that it is his ruty to con-
suit the people after election, as il was
considered his duty to consult and
meet with them before he was ele-
waited to office
Here is revolutionary policy with a
vengeance. It has been the long estab-
lished custom OF the mayors OF Ameri-
can cities. big and little. to consult the
people vigorously and earnestly and
continually during prediction cam
paigns; and after election to retire into
the official she'll and carry cut the
wishes Of a little group of controlling
influences
There have been a very few excep-
tons Just enough to prove the rule.
It is a rule which has extended itself
to nearly all our minor elective offices
in this country; a tremendous attention
to the wishes Of the people before an
election; and disregard or Indifference
thereto after an election
If mayor Lea carries out his policy. as
he has stated it TO the newspapers. Fl
Paso will have the most satisfactory
city administration in its history.