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The Harrison times., 1915-06-05
Local and Personal

Lead Hill is preparing TO give an
old.time 4th Of July Picnic,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Parker have
new girl at their home, born last
Friday.
Miss Minnie Huffman, of Ever,
ton, visited with Harrison friends
yesterday.
Human kindness is a thing Of
great value, even though it comes
out in grunts,
Mrs. Phil Ratcliff, Of Neosho, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs,
Richard Crowdus.
Miss Frances Keck is home from
Fayetteville where she has been at
tending the University,
Mrs. Judson Chapman is enter
taining her sister, Miss Gladys
Rohrbough from Omaha, Nebraska,
Hugh Starrett, formerly Of
Harrison, died Monday at his home
in Memphis, He leaves a widow
and four children.
The NJ, & N. A, Shops resumed
work again Monday with nearly a
full crew. They will work tive days
a week for the present,
%, f, BaruhiII, representative Of
the American Sales Book Co.. Of
Elmira New York, spent the week
in Harrison on a pleasure and busi.
ness trip.
-The baseball game last Saturday
afternoon between the Harrison
team and team from Bellefonte
resulted in a score Of 6 to 3 in favor
Of the Harrison team.
, C, L. Glines & Co, are putting
in an improved concrete gutter in
front of their store on the south
side, 1t is hoped other property
owners will follow their example,
Responding to the encouraging
condition both in the mines and in
business, YellvilIe organized a
Boosters Club last Monday night
which started of with much en-.
thuslasm
A, l., Lee, Of Peel, went fishing
on White River last Sunday, and
while landing large fish his foot
slipped on the wet bank and be fell
striking on a stake and breaking
his neck, He died almost instantly,
Ed Zimmerman, who will have
charge Of operations at the Red
Cloud mine, on Buffalo in Marion
county, left Monday for his new
work, lie feels confident that the
mine can be operated at a profit
henceiorth,
Postmaster W II, Watkins has
paid deserved compliment to
Congressman J, {, Floyd by placing
his picture in the lobby Of the Post.
office along with Senator Berry and
Congressman Dinsmore,
The opening OF the Lyric Air.
dome last Monday was one Of the
pleasant events of the season, 5S2
people were present and enjoying TO
the limit the delightful Surroundings
and interesting pictures, Dr. Y. A,
\Ruble won the So prize by guessing
J he exact number present
! The Harrison ElectHc Light q
Gas Company, in accordance with
its announcement, started its full "a
hour service Tuesday, And now the
progressiyes Of the city may not
only run their machinery by elec.
tricity, but enjoy the luxury Of
electric fans, irons and cookers, -
Troy Coilman graduates this
month from the dental department
Of the Vanderbilt University not
only with the highest honors, but as
president OF his class, He is the son
Of our townsman Lon, l., Gohman
and a native Of this county He
will probably locate at Dafdahelle,
A partnership has been formed
between Dr. j. Il, Fowler, we'll
known physician Of Harrison, and
n /, Barker who graduated this
year from the medical department
Of the University Of Arkansas.
Their Offices will be Ht the Telephone
building oo West Stephenson ave.
nue.
The Harrison times., 1915-06-05

K Mrs. r. S, Granger is visiting
with relatives in Iowa
The Harrison times., 1915-06-05

Fire Insurance, II. D, Glass, east
ide Square. Phone 48
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KAIMUk BOYS
T0RAIS FUNDS
BY EXHIBITION

The Kiimula Boy! cub wilf give a
public entertainment In the LIliuoka-
lani school tomorrow evening. This
entertainment WIN feature the Kaimu-
H boys in gynnastic stunts OF various
kinds. Il
A little over a year ago this club
was formed under the direction Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. through its extension sec
Rotary and the development Of the club
and the individual members OF the
club into frstclass performers has
been q surprise 10 all who have seen
these young athletes Ii action.
s. w. Robley, director Of the club.
viii feature August, Camacho, Tiny
Meiim and Harold Harvey in a mum.
Der OF the new pyramids and advanced
tumbling. The high dive will bring
together the three best high divers of
the islands in the persons Of o. Ca
macho, David Bent and s. W. Robley.
The Y. N. c. A. pyramid team that
made such 3 flne showing at an ath-
letic entertainment given in Mills last
month viii also be one Of the big at
fractions Of the evening. There will
be class drill on the parallel bars
OF y young men equally divided and
doing teamwork The mat work win
include all Of the Kaimuh boys not
excepting Ben Purdy. the 2S5-pouRd
boy wonder. ~-sss ---.- = .-.-.--sr
In the musical line the program will
be strongly featured. Mrs. Charles
l. Hall and others win play.
The orchestra will open the program
promptly at 7:30 pm. The entire pro
ceeds Of this entertainment will go
70 the Kaimuki Boys Club, which at
present needs funds TO purchase nee
essary equipment for the club.
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DAUGHTERSOF
HAWtItPROPOsE
MOTT0OF PEACE

The Wing OF Friendship Never
Moults Feather" was the motto in
corporated in the proposed constitu-
ton OF the Daughters of Hawaii. sGb-
mitted to the organization ct a meet.
ing yesterday by the revision commit
tee. Native born woren who nave
descended from a residea. Uf Hawaii
prior to 1860 are eligible 20 member.
ship In the organization.
The results Of the annual election
were announced yesterday, as follows:
Regent, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;; vice
regent, Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane; sec
ond vice-regent, Mrs. c. S. Holloway;
recording secretary, Mrs. Thomas J.
King; treasurer, Mrs Alonzo Gartley /:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Howard
Hitchcock; acting historian. Mrs. En-
ma Nakuina; historian, Miss Anna
Paris.
Officers elected for 1915 are as fol-
lows: Regent honorary, Mrs. B. F
Dillingham;; regent (presiding), Mrs.
F. w. Macfarlane; vice-regent. Mrs. c.
s. Holloway; second yice-regent, Mrs,
Bernice Walbridge; recorder, Mrs. F.
W. Klebahn; treasurer, Mrs, Alnnzo
Gartiey; corresponding secretary, Miss
Margaret Walker; historian, Miss
Anna Paris.
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PASSRNGERS BOOKRD

Per str. CIaudfne for Maui ports,
March 19.-R. ]. Blake, Miss NJ. r.
Cook, Mr.. and MIRA Yoshida and two
children and Lieut. w. C. Whitener.
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and
way ports, March 20-H. Faria, Mrs.
Kenneth Lidgate, Miss F. Dutton, Mrs.
N. s. Field, Miss @. Epson, Mrs. Robt.
Young, W. W. Gilbert. Mrs. Gilbert,
Mrs. W. w. Forbes, Mrs. NJ. B. Brandt,
Miss Carol Low and e. L. Parker.
Per NJ. N. 8. s. wilhelmina for San
Francisco, March 24-H. A. Brough-
ton, DR.. F.. q. Frates, Theo. Martin.
e. Dreier, Mr. johnson. A. H. Kenns
dy, W. A Bowen. Mrs. Kennedy, B. w.
Cameron. J. H. Fletcher. ]. d. Hanna,
II. Hewitt, 8. SeaTle. Mr. and Mrs. z.
s.. Ellis, Mrs. A. Sullivan, Mrs. A, NJ.
Williams, Mrs. NJ. p, Snyder. @. H
Babcock, G. s. Lapham, Or. P. M.
Woodwork, Mrs. & s. Dane, Mrs. G..
Schmidt, Mrs. M. Poisel, Miss Har-
low, Mrs. H Harlow, J. C. Atwood.
e. E. Merschon. Mrs. A. c. Sands, AIRS.
M. l. Grof and child, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Lewis, Miss Edith Hatcher. Mrs.
Frank Hatcher, Miss C.. opie. Miss H.
W, Johnson, ]. N. Butler and wife,
Miss G. Duegant, Miss B. Schoppach-
sr, Miss D. Armstrong, Miss Ethel Da-
Wis, Miss Bessie Hill. Miss A. Robert
son, Raymond Ebersole. Mrs. A A.
Bbersole, Mrs. W. ]. Boradori, Miss M.
Stacker, Mrs. VIM. Waterhouse. Miss
C. Gray, W. H. Stanthorpe. C. F.
Sprecht, Frank B. Carter. P. iRuxton.
Miss L. Ruxton, Mrs. E. L. without,
Mrs. Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Cow
son, s. H. Cox, H. whiteside, J. s.
McCandless and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ]. Gray, Mrs. VIM. 9. Johnston.
Mrs. Geo. A. Gibbs, A P. Callahan.
Miss K, Flood, Miss J. Hippach, Mrs.
L. A Hippaeh. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Gtnaca.
Mrs. A. W. Stanwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
LA. Kinsey, Miss A. Gibb,. Mrs. w.
Glib, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Anderson,
Miss Hill, Miss Porter, Mrs. Chas.
Van Weise, Mrs. H. Koehling, Miss
Jnne Booth, Mrs. c. F., Hofer. NJ. A
Hofer, L Scrutton, D. L Wilmington
and D. R. Davis.
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INDIGESTION ENDED:
STOMACH FEELS FINE
I|ne sPipe's Dlapepsinls IN i've MIN.
uIe1 All 1turneEs, Gas. Heart
bnrn and DJspepsla are gone

Sour, rasGy. upset stomach. indigss-
non. heartburn. dyspepsia when the
|1cI you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's
Wen ron realize the magic n Pape's
.'|renaIn. Il makes such misery van
|.I II 1Fo mInutea.
n youf stomach n N . continuous
||Ic|l-If you can't set Il regulated.
I'I11s. for your sake. try Pape's DiP-
.III|1 It's 20 needless 70 have q bid
.ouach-mnke your mart meal q fax-
critic food meal, then take q little Dia-
.|n1|n There will not be any dis.
||..1-eat without fear It's because
|1p1'1 Dlnpepsln really does reeu-
he weak. ont-of-ofder stomachs that
.|.E n IL millions Of sales annually.
Get . large nfty.cent case 81 Pape's.
|'1D1D1I1 from any drug store. II II
~ quickest 1urest stomach relief and
|.|I known Il ncts almost like magic
~ d I lc|lntI1c. harmless and pleas
..| preparation which truly belongs
f. |IErT Ioue-a1eertisement
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FROM FIRING LINE he
TELLS WIFE SPANK BABY

BERLIN.-All prizes for breyity.
and few more besides for modesty.
60 to a Baden peasant who for some
time has been with the forces IN
Flanders His wife has Just made
rpblic the following latonic letters
from him
The frst reads:
Dear Wife: am still alive, and
have received your bundle. II the
bov e had. spank him. Greetings,
Adolph"
shortly after came second
Dear Bertha. am stu alive,
which surprises me very much II
the boy q still naughty. spank him
again Greetings Adolph.
The third communication was In
the form Of 4 Photograph Of Adplph,s
troop. showing him decorated with the
IRON Cross No mention. however,
was made Of the medal, and the pic
tnfe merely bore on the reverse side
this brief note;
Dear Bertha. was wounded but
am wen again. and tomorrow ! 60 az
1T again. II. the boy is naughty. box
HIS ears. Greetings. Adolph.
Perpiexed, the wife wrote her ms
band demanding to know how he had
received the Iron Cross and received
the following illuminadng reply
IT was very simple about the Iron
Cross. The major ordered me to
stand sfili, and the sergeant-major
pinned Il Oh. Greetings, Adolph.
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College PROFS.
DESCEND TO A
VULGAR STRIKE

rAssoclatsd Press BY Fed. Wireiessl
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March 10.
The University Of Utah Il crippled
today BY 3 professors' strike perhaps
the first Of rs kind in the history Of
education. Thirteen professors resign
"a last night rather than tolerate the
attitude 81 the state board Of regents
which put out yesterday q statement
highly offensive 10 the faculty. in en-
PLANTATION Of the recent dismissal Of
four professors and the derafing Of
the head Of the English department
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CARRANADEALS
KNOCKOUT TO
YUCATAN REVOLT

CAssociated Press BY FED wfralssaJ
Ell PAS0. Texas, March 1S.-StiIl
another tnsurreetion sprung up in
Mexico. but this time Gen. CarranEa
nipped It promptly.
Insurgents tn the State OF Yueatan.
on the southeastern coast, recently
rose and attempted to organize q gov.
eminent Of their own. carranXas ar.
mics marched against them and 10 the
battle that followed killed 1000 and
took 900 prisoners.
In Northern Mexico the United
States consular agents have reported
TO Washington that conditions are i'm
proving. Communication by rail with
Mexico City has now been open -
Gays.
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SECURITIES
A Good Yield Is What the Live
Investor Is After

This is no time to be satisfied with
4 or IL per cent when you can secure
investments, II bought for cash at
present prices, that will return you 20
per cent 10 40 per cent, or II purchas.
ed on a margin Of 80 1-3 per cent will
yield you 50 per cent to so per cent,
in companies secured by large. cash
SURPRISES and earnings that exceed
dividend disbursements.
Are you willing to be shown?
LIONEL r. A. HART,
Broker.
Office, Fort, below King street; tele-
phone 1868. 6l15-4t
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~GETS-IT It's the corn cure Of the
century the new way. the sure. pain
less, simple way. II makes a fellow
really feel foolish after he's used toe
eating salves, corn-biting ointmentss
toe-1undling bandages. blood-bringing
razors. knives. files. scissors jabbers
and What-nots. when he uses Just 2
drops Of -GETS-IT'' and sees his
corns vanish. The difference Is d.
vine. Just try II. You won't vince
when You put on your shoes in the
morning. -GETS-IT is sure. gets"
any corn, caIlus, wart or bunion.
aGETS-ITs Is sold by druggists
everywhere, Csc bottle, or sent d.
rect BY E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
Sold in Honolulu and recommended as
the worlds best corn cure by Benson,
smith & Co.. cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.,
and HOLSTER Drug Co-Adyertise-
menf.
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OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS no ARRIVE

Friday March 10.
New York via Panama and Seattle
All, str
Saturday, March 20.
Hilo via way, ports-Mauna Kea,
str.
Sunday, March n.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports
str.
Hilo-Wilhelmina, N. n. s. S.
Maui ports-Claudine, str.
Kauai ports-Kinau, str.
Kauai ports-W. G. Hall. str.
Monday, March. q.
Hongkong. via Japan ports-Persia,
P. VI. s. s.
; New York, via Panama-Inverclyde
Dr. str.
= San Francisco-Ventura, o. S. S.
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IN WAR arena
PROGRESS SLOW IN
DARoANELLEs FIGHT

LONDON, England. March "a
Rear-Adniral Guepratte Of the Allies
feet told the Tenedos correspondent
Of the Reuter- Telegram Company to-
day that the DardaneIIes have been
cleared a. far AZ kephez 6ernu.
Mine-sweepers have opened the way
for the warships, which have reduced
all the Notifications on both shores up
to that point.
All the Turkish artillery, the admir-
At said, 10 now being worked by Ger
mans. The Germans have given their
guns mobility by mounting mortar
broad, deep trenches
FRENCH SUBMARINE SUNK.
In attempting to run the gauntlet Of
mines which guards the entire length
Of the DardanelIes and sink the Turk
ish waTshIp Sultan selim, formerly
the German battIe-eruiser Goeben,
Rear Admiral Guepratte admits that
he lost one submarine.
Athens hears that the governor Of
Smyrna has issued proclamation
the massacre Of all for
eisn residents II the town 10 lombard
ed by the British feet, but the report
10 not taken seriously.
Turkish soldiers in the district Of
urumiah, Northern Persia, are said to
have run wild. Beyond all control Of
their officers, they recently burned
several Persian villages and killed
several hundred uBarmed Persians,
Large quantities., Of ammunition
from Germany, consigned to Turkey,
have been intercepted BY the Rounan-
Aak@faaI
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per NJ. N. s. s. Manoa, from San
Francisco. Due at Honolulu, March
23.-Fred Lowe, Mrs. Fred Lowe, Jack
McNen, Mrs. Jack McNeff, Robert
Spencer, DIR. H. A. Todd, Mrs. Kelley
Brown, Miss Elsie Hamilton, Miss NJ.
H. Lemon, Mrs. R. B. Station, DR.. c.
Kurtz, V. L. Tenney, J.. L. Stern, Mrs.
]. L. Stern, A. J. Donzel. Mrs. A. J.
Donzel, Miss Gertrude Belcher, Mrs.
Sarah Meakle, v. Nafl, A. B. Clarke,
c. H. BelIina, Mrs. c. H. Bellina. Mrs.
bourn
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TAXES ]. HILLN
pESSIMISTIGKN
PROBE

.,....,1 rttss b Fsd. WllfSiss.. j
~ PAUL. MINI. March Is. James
II| ~ great railroad builder and
1c|,t told legislative committee
'..If that the railroads Of the country
u been driven b. public hostility
ne stringent regulation into the last
They no longer had the resources,
p said. 70 compete among themselves
| Cor that matter with any one else,
1n1 be looked TO see conditions worse
||Iler than better next year, assuming
nat 4 should see peace conclnded. In
'.1I event he thought al farm prod.
nets we're bound to decline. and he
'trked b see wheat selling AZ 20 cents
ne bnshei Instead OF the $3.50 II is
nov bringing -.--5
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ADYFOR WORK
ON SAN Diego
DIeTAfION

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. J
SAN DIEGO, Cal, March l9.-WoTk
on the new government radio station
here. the most powerful on the Pacific
Coast and one of the most powerful in
the world, will be started tomorrow.
The station will be able TO talk across
the continent, with ships on both sides
OF the lsthmuS of Panama and with
Alaska as well as Honolulu.
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'TXASSENAIOR
HANsfREEEIH
'FORCGBANRICE

IAsso lated Press by Fed Wireless. ]
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 10
In view of the fact that free sugar, If
put into effect in May. 1916. would
deprive Cuba of the preferential ad-
vantage which she now enjoys in Am
erican markets, Senator Sheppard Of
Texas laid before the state depart
ment today a proposal that Cuba be
by admitting Cuban rice
free Of duty after May.
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NAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Ventura March q.
Yokohama-Persia,M March %
Australia Sonoma, March 25.
Vancouver-Makura, March Is.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Persia, March %.
Yokohama-Nippon Maru, March q.
Australia-Ventura, Mar %.
Vancouver-Niagara, April 2
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sRiTAIN RELEASES u. s. -.
SHIPS FOR NORWAY

LONDON, England, March H.
Three streamshlps carrying American
ineats "a neutral pnrts were allowed 10
proceed today afteH they had heen de,
tanned for the Judgment Of prize
court bys.5ritish cruisers they are
the A A Raven from New York %
Rotterdam, and the Elsa and Grek-
land, the one from New orleans and
the other from New York, both bound
for christiana. - zen
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco, arrived Feb. II.
Thomas, from Manila, sailed March 10.
Sheridan, from Honolulu for Manila
via Guam, March IS.
Sherman. Honolulu for San Francisco,
sailed March 8.
Dix, from Honolulu, for Guam and
Manila, sailed Feb. 20.
Warren, stationed ct the Philippines.
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AS old shipmates Of the Pacific, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Moore were entertain.
ed at luncheon by Jack London and
his wife in their Waikiki cottage YES.
terday. The Londons were uepllRf
Admiral Moore when he was go ricA
or Samoa some years ago. no
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GERMAN SUBMARINE SINKS
BRITISH FOOD sH


EohooAt, England, March tss-Ths
government press bureau announced
today that the steamship GIenartney
Of $500 registered toms carrying 5000
tons dead weight Of rice from 6ankok.
had been torpedoed and sunk on
Beachy Head.
The Glenartney was given no warn
ina. One Of the crew was drowned
and several were injured BY the force
Of the explosion. which tore a huge
rent In the yessei's plates.
Before she eareened and sank, how
ever, the others were able to lower
away one Of the small boats and make
their way 70 shore. sf.E =, i -,e.grz.
The foreign Office, IN . statement
issued today asserts that the German
vessel Annie Elise recently entered a
Norwegian part flying the Norwegian
flag. 81 ~. SO .--
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DANCERkLLER,
LOVER WOUNDED,
AFFAIR ZONE

ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. wireless,1
SAN. FRANCISCO. Cal, March -.
.-Zahia Edie,. a dancer in one Of the
concessions of the Panama-Pacific
amusement zone, was shot dead last
night and her hance seriously wound
I'd by her brother. No reason for his
act is known. Since his arrest he re-
fuses TO talk. .-z5f
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VESSELS no DEPART
Friday, March 70.

Friday, March 10.
Windward Oahu ports-Komokila,
str.
Maui ports laudine, str, 5 p. m,
Koolau ports-Kaena, str.
Saturday, March 90.
Is Hilo and way ports-Mauna Kea,
str, D. m.
g Monday, March q.
Sydney Ventura, O.. S. s.. p. m.
Maui ports-claudine, str, 3 p. m
Kauai ports-W. G. Hall, str, p. m.
Kauai ports-Likelike, str, 5 p. m.
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CONSUL SAYS he HAS
PROOF AGAINST SEATTLE c

PROOF AGAINST SEATTLE CO
SEATTLE. wash, March fes-Willi,
am Mueller, German consul here, who
has been served with notice Of ares,
BY the district attorney Of King eoun-
", WsshInnton, on conspiracy
charges. made statement last night
IN which he declared ne has proof that
the Seattle Construction and Drydock
Company shipped many cases Of en-
CINE parts, anchors, chains, supports
and other a,stesfaIa entering into the
-construction Of submarines to Naneou-
yer. British Columbia. where they are
being assembled, he says.
Bills Of ladin0 Ii his possession are
the evidence, ne ASSERTS. 4
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PAssPoRr. coNsplRAToRs

. NEW YORK, n W March a.
Richard Madden and Gustav Cook
were found guilty last night IN the
United States district court here Of
conspiracy to obtain fraudulent pass
port for the use Of Richard p. Steoler,
an EngIIsh-speaklns German, u spy
ing on England. - = =.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per str. W. q. HAN for Kauai ports.
March 1S-W. 7. Spalding. Geo Hum
phrey, W. o. Smith. L Quon San and
r. H. Britain.
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UTAH GOVERNOR
VETOES DRY
LEGISLATION

Associated Press By Fed. wlrslsss.i
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. March 10.
Utah remains wet" Although TIE
legislature passed bin declaring that,
prohibition should be put into effect,
Governor Spry took upon himself the
responsibility yesterday Of yetolng 4.
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NONE OF EvELYN's :
CREW WAS LOST
NEW YORK, ". ", March 1s.-sur-
viNors Of the American ship Evelyn,
sunk BY a German cruiser on 1orbsum,
reported % arrival here yesterday
that none Of the crew h; been lost.
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eclialoeu HceepAnee. Star1ne that n
me chair persisted in refusing he
would appeal 70 the governor 10 aceep,
his resignation as q member or me
house Of Representatives The speak.
er ignored the last demand Of Repre.
sentative lsenberg and ordered IN.
house 20 proceed with It's routine busi.
ness Representative Cooke and Raw.
Inns later induced 1senberg 10 recon.
slider his threat 70 resign as a mem.
Der Of the house. y
This afternoon. AFTER the session.
Air isenberg informed the Star,BuIle.
TN that be would present his resie.
nation as chairman Of the inyestigatr
,as eonnl,.eE s.atbe speaker and r
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u. S. DOCTORS TO FIGHT, -. i,
TYPHUS M SEHVIA

EoAoots England, March iss-Fhe
American sanitary coHunissioh dis
patched by the Rockefeller Founda-
ton under the auspices Of the Red
Cross started today for seryia, where
Il viii endeaVor 70 stamp out typhus
fever, which 10 rayagins the country.
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sGETSITa A SURE -
SHOT FOR ALL CoRNS
Use I'VE Drops = and They Vanish

When corns make You almost die
with your boots on. when you try to-
walk on the edge Of your shoes qto, try
to get away from your corns, you're
way behind time II you have not used