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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05

BERLIN. Jan. 5.-German aviatori
bombarded the British ammunition
bases at coudewerque and Rosendale
a suberb of the French port OF Dun.
Kirk, the war office announced. and
Il was asserted quantities OF ammuni-
ton had been destroyed. Coudewer-
cue fired and partly burned and 100
persons wounded
PARIS. Jan. 5.--The fighting In Al
SAGE was increasing In violence today
and at many places the Germans were
retiring.
The counter attacks launched by
the Teutons have failed. On Monday
night there were encounters at sever
al points. At sennheim. the burning
houses furnished illumination for the
conflict.
Between Sennhelm and Aspace. a
temporary hospital was bombarded
and fired.
The weather Is improving somewhat
in the fighting zone and fresh fight.
ing is developing in northern France
and Belgium. II was evident that
vigorous fighting would be resumed as
soon as conditions were more favor
able.
Indications were the Germans are
preparing for new offensive south
east OF Ypres and Labasse. They are
bringing up reinforcements and artil-
lery supports.
Military experts here were OF opin-
ion that as soon as the flooded area
Is frozen solidly, they will begin an
advance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
$4,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT
CHANGE HANDS At PORTLAND
PRICES LIFT SENsATIONNLIY--
CHICAGO MARKET ADVANCES
ALSO TODAY.

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. g. with
the actual sale OF $4,000 bushels OF
wheat on the Merchants Exchange.
prices lifted sensatlonally with tho
disposal Of 5000 bushels Tor February
delivery OF blue stem at tt.ii. and
5000 bushels for March delivery Of
club at $40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05

Senators ]. n. Burgess and C. A.
Barrett, Representatives r. w. Ritner
and ] 7. Hinkle and Assessor strain
met with the taxpayers and partlci.
pated in the discussion They were
instructed as to the views Of the as.
ISOLATION on the matters mentioned
above and urged to work in the legis.
lature along the lines suggested
The taxpayers were particularly
emphatic in opposing the proposed
grain inspector law. II. J. Taylor.
Manuel Friedley and w. W. Harrah
spoke TO some extent upon the pro-
Continued on paEG five.l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
BELGIAN CARDINAL PLACED
UNDER ARREST BY GERMANS

. AMSTERDAM, Jan. Gar
= dinal Mercier OF Belgium has
. been arrested by the German
= military authorities, according
. to an Amsterday newspaper,
= because he told the Belglans, in
= pastoral letter they were
= not bound morally by German
= orders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
Chlcngo Market IIIgh.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5f-Due 70 tho
famished condition ot foreign trade.
wheat advanced from one and three
quarters 20 two and five eighta cents
a bushel May closed a. one thirty
seven and an eighth For July dollar
twenty three and three fourths was
bid
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
AMMUNITION BASE
IS BOMBARDED BY
KA|SER'S A|RMEN
British Station Outside Of French
Port Of Dunkirk is Target for
AViatoTs Declares Berlin.
100 PERSONS ARE WOUNDED

Large Quantity OF MunItlon OF War Is
Destroyed and Part OF Town Fired
Fighting In Alsace Is Increasing
In Fury-COunter Attacks by the
Germans Have Failed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
TURKISH CORPS IS
PUT TO FLIGHT BY
RUSSIAN cOSSACKS
SlaVs 0Utflank Ottoman Army in
Trans Caucasia, Surround and
CaptueLsrge NumberOf Prisoners
REST OF MOSLEMS RETREAT

Tremendous Rout OF the Turks Il
Described I'm PetrOgrad AdvIces-
Enemy Is Divided by the Arrival of
slav RcinfOrcements-RIver Stoasn-
boats in Battle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
/" ON TO THE RHINE"
CRY FRENCH AFTER
SUCCESSES GAINED
Victories North and South Stimulate
GauIs for Final Decisive Action
Against Teutons.
GERMANY DENIES REVERSES
KaIser's Forces Claim 20 Have Cap
tured Trench and Many Prisoners
French Attacks I'm Argonnes De-
feated, They Declare - Fighting
Continues In Alsace.

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Denlal Of the al
lies claims OF successes in the west
ern zone was received from the front
today. Instead, II was asserted. the
German captured a 2O0-metre trench
north OF Arras. taking many prison.
ers and French attacks in Argonnes
have been defeated as we'll as all the
French assaults in Alsace. between
steinbach and Aufholz.
From Poland came the news OF
German attacks on the Russians east
OF the Zzura river and northeast Of
Bolimow and gains east Of the Rawa
river II was admitted the Teutonic
progress in the eastern theater was
slow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05

PARIS. Jan Son TO the
Rhine" arose the cry in Paris today
with the issuance OF war office
statement telling OF French victories
In the extreme north and to the
southwark on German soil in Alsace.
The report described a surprise at
tack on the Germans in the Nieuport-
St Georges district. resulting In the
silencing OF the batteries, and the al
lies gain of from three TO five hun
dred yards.
West OF Lem, II was stated. a stop
had been put 70 the German mining
operations. the a11fes' hfortars -pfow-
ing up the burrows on which the in
vaders were working.
Near Lille the Germans were re-
ported to have destroyed a line OF
trenches with artillery but II was an
Lounced the French subsequently re-
took the position az the point Of the
bayonet.
A fierce artillery duel was said to
be raging in the Rheims-Craonne dis
trict without a material change in the
situation.
In Alsace. said the statement. the
French had entered Creux D'Argen
and the fight. which was growing
fiercer was declared TO be going in
their favor.
LONDON. Jan. 5.-The German 1
cruiser Karlsruhe has sunk four more
Rritfsh apd French merchantmen ac-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05

Continued on DaEt fivsJ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05

LONDON. Jan. 5.-The German
cruiser Karlsruhe has sunk four more
British and French merchantmen ac-
cording TO a dispatch from Las Pal
mas. Canary Islands. where a German
steamship set the crews ashore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-05
TO ADVERTISERS

The Fast oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In Oregon, east Of
Portland and over twice the circulation IN
Pendleton Of any other newspaper.
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United States Department Of Agri-
culture, Weather Bureau, Charles
n. Marvin. Chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola, Fla, june "a, 1915.
pensacoia's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for June l0l
degrees.
Lowest on record for June 55 de-
dreea.
Day temperatures IN June usually
rise % SIS degrees.
Night temperatures in June usual
iy fall 70 T8 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, s.
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, sa
degrees.
Pensaeolas Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending z r
m. yesterday 0 inches.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
June A.87 inches
Total rainfall this June 70 Z p. m
yesterdy, ia inches.
Excess this year 70 May 3lst 5.7s
inches.
small NE. ~ ww NV. MuFr
Craft winaa winds winds Winds sans
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by virtue 81 decree 81 fefee.osure
rendered 81 me Honorable a. @. Camp
hetA 4uaAa of tie Cireui8 Court e lz-
Gambia County. Florida. o. tae 1874
Cay ~ June. "a. 81 1879 fu TIE case %
aamea Hamilton ard carrie hamiitnns
vs. Orlando johnson and 6eerE ana
lahnnQn. bis wife. 3 whiting hyer and
Nmrnm HNar hIH wife mma lee nanielh
I win or Monday the 1na day OF August
a ~. 1873 HeH az pubic nuttinn, for
eaah. before ere c1l fthouFe deer ~
9he Escamhin county court house. ln the
11T 81 Pensacola tsacmfuhia county
Florida. hatween the leRa hlours IL sale.
TIRE foiioWinE described real ~ iperty
situate. niuK and being la the tftv 81
Pensacola. County Of Escamh5a, and
State ~ Florida. to-wff That poftiom
~ block forfN-a fss8 of the Fast
King Tract bounded a. follows CONF
mencinE e 3 point On the West size 81
sid hlaeh ninety fAd1 feet north ~
ne~nfo street Tor & starting point thence
ran east ore huHared ans tan nfBA fest
parallel 20 Dr2g18 street thence ran
north sixty ftaE feet thence rmn west
une hENHrea aMA Cen G18l feet % the
weat IRE 81 Hala block thence run
south elauE the weat Hne ~ said block
sixty lea1 feet 20 point - beginning a.
pr WatHune wau copyrighted SD iF6f.
foEether with an the npgnrtcnanesa sit-
umted thereon
Deed at cost 81 purchaser
June zzth. 1875
j. q SULLIVAN II.
-. special Master.
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Large balloon free with
every cash purchase today.
The Crystal Pharmacy.
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- Ne nnflrsds aAn Ordinances te pro.
vide for ere issuance and sale ~
Sends 20 Ba Known 80 TIRE Mater
Works ard city Building SENDS. 81 TIRE
City 81 penaAcoias " Aeeordamea With
iaturs - ere state u rtatida. Apprsvsa
1une SCI, f9fB. Entitfedi an act 20
Authorize ths CITY % peuaacctas Flor
lda, e Issue Negotiable aonaa for
Certain Munleipai Purposes"
Whereas thn Az 81 thr LEGISLATURE ~
fhe stste ~ Flerlda approved Iune let.
1918, entitled. Fan Act % Authorize
TIE city 81 penaacoia Florida. - issue
Negotiabla Bonds for Certain Mgnicipal
Purposes" authorised ere Beard 81 Com
mlaziunefa ~ fhe City az Pensacola.
Florida 90 provide BY ordnance for the
issuance 90 and @ issue newotiable bonds
q said city for ere several purposes and
amounts therein enumerated
Whereas the question - the Issuance
81 said bonds Waa duly Submitted 90 the
qualified eiestors uf the city ~ pensa-
cola, a. provided - ire Aforesaid Act
e Tire election witch zee duiv held "a
sid city On the Tth day q 1une, 1918.
Whereas the votes AZ which said
elaction have been duly csnvassed and
the results thereof declared and al
which said elrctian Tire ma iurifv 81 the
Vutee cast thef at ~ the qualified voters
qualified % vote. and voting therest were
fsr each sns 81 81 tss asoastl ana
purposes specified On said Act as follows
te-wtts
For me purpose 81 srecting ana squip.
u3ng buildnEq for the use % TIRE ere and
police department 81 sad city TIE sum
g Ten Thousand tti0 0oa6n} Dollars
For tnu purpose of erecting equip
ring. extending ard improving the build
tnEa ana slant af ne water department
and eonatructi6R and eauippiuE ~ stable
Tor the department. Cf streets and puhit
werks &c sun o. Twenty Thousand
tsaR,Nee NHf Dollars
Nov. Therefore ne n Ordained ~ ths
Board 81 Commissioner 81 the city q
Pensacola.
Section I. That pursuant 70 ire afnre-
said Act 81 ire fseriaIsturs ~ tae STATE
81 FLORIDA. and ns authorized hy ere vote
e the eiactcFs ~ said cify go aforesaid
negptiahle coupon bonds 81 the city 81
Pensacola shall he nthowrarhed. or en-
Nfaved. issued ard soia az he's naftei
provided. and On accordance WITH the pro-
poses ana amounts faliowInn. to-wit
for ths purpose of erecting ana equip.
FlnE tuitainEH for the use ~ the ere ans
police aenartnlenta % Hsfa city the sun
e Ten thousand t&te.98H8 Dollars.
kof ehe purpose ~ erneE@M equip
#ths' sNtet aing ana imrnegiug Use build.
1855 enc slant g tbe water department
So constructions and eauipplnE g stable
80 tne Department 30 streets ana puht.
wothH tae sum of Tmautv Thousand
ksAH.taof Dollars
section TIE bonds hereby aathor.
kHrA % na HEMea shan hN dfalenafrd IA
fe MMfmr Worries suH C'itp NmltHtws
Bonds 81 the Citg nf Pensacola. NanFfaa
@ad shan bs ieaaea 81 TIE nana 81 SAX
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Rome. June 22.-(via Paris -Ths
M0ntenegrin offensive against Sou
tari. Albania, Is developing with sue
cess, according 70 a dispatch 10 the
Giornale dItalim.
Montenegro troops are said 70 be
marching against the city IN three
columns.
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BY virtue 81 decree for foreclosure
renderea ~ the Honorable A. q. Camp
BEL Judge ~ TIE Cirruat Court 81 Es-
Gambia County. state - Florida. On the
t#fn. daR of Juue. IA 81 1915 fn she
case mf q H wallis. ~ ID CUNNINGHAM
MnH II III johnson. TFnateee 81 1--WE
lah Camp. 10. II 81 q. " ~ Pensacola.
tsnenm nia County. Fiorida. q benevolent
aesof lotion. We. y p. Davis and Heuri-
eta Davis. his wife Z win o. MONDAY
ne 4na day 0f August Al ID 1918. sell
at uunlc auction for eaah. before tire
court house doar 81 tbs court house
81 Eecambla County. Florida in the Citv
81 Pensacola, Floriaa between ire legal
holira nt sale. ire following described
raj property, Situate. iYiHH ana being "a
TIE county 81 Eaeawbia. ard state ~
sAofloa. tnrwit Lots seventeen ftTl.
eANateem fASl nineteen ffHA twenty fnnB
t#euty-ona fGfl end twenty-five f2T3 Ia
block I've 90, East renaacola. accord
iae 20 men 81 d " Wsuaer. drawn IN
JANUARY 1888. faHHther with the auumr-
tsnanneA situated there un. and viii else
teN under said decree. the following fe-
nsriued personal properly. to-wlf. ore
blapoid iron safe one showcase and
table ore Monarch Typewriter and fsbla
TIE Eaid property can - seen ~ IRE
nlace ~ business 81 u r. Davis ~ 80
e Worth Paiafox street. City 81 Penaa..
Deed A. ensf ~ purchaser.
June aSth. 1888
y 3. SULLIVAN. n
........ Special Master
eHIAEaf0 mM~ae wfm
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THOUSANDS TO BE
EMPLOYED AT FACTORY.

Chester, Pa, june 2s.-Builders
and real estate men here have been
notified by representatives Of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works and Of
the Remington Arms Company that
AZ least two thousand additional
houses viii be NEEDED for the families
Of workmen 70 Be brought here 70 hll
orders from the European countries
&C war.
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Large Shipment
War Material tor
Russia Cancelled
DY ASSOCIATED PRESS


Seattle, Wash, June 23.--The large
shipments Of war material FOR Rus
sia have been cancelled BY American
manufacturers who are said 70 be an
able 70 obtain cash payments for their
products, became known today when
the Great Northern Steamship Com
pany announced that the liner Mime
sofa probably win not include Vladi-
vostok as q port Of call on her next
voyage.
The Minnesota was scheduled 90
san direct from Seattle 70 Viadlvos-
tok June %. with practically a FUN
cargo for the Russian government.
Seventy-fve per cent az these ship.
ments have been cancelled by manu-
facturers.
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First Judicial GircUfF 81 Florida Gle
euit cuuft 20 Eseamhfa County. pensa-
celia shipping Company 8 -ornnratfan.
plaintiff. vs eomnauis MuFfVa Ia Lua
III Los Angeles. R CORPORATION. HrFan.
dnEt. AHHumnNlt 81 aftarhaneuf dam
aEcs $4,000 9o The defendant above
named and al other perHouH Interested
are hereby uoti9ed 81 the institution ~
the above mentioned sa1x rs atfarhrnnnfs
ant VIA ne mahogany iara has been af-
tached therein and has rot been Fctaken
~ defenaant ans said defendant and
an other persons Interested are hereby
Required 90 appear O. the aaEA action
Given under uy halo and sHa seal 81
said Court this May 2fth. AZ ~. 1875
(Seal uf Cnnrtb JAS MhCItBnON.
Clerk Circuit court 6 EscAmNl2 Coun=
eEsAe5usaH- o8 wI6sg
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AeaH -
~ Virtue ~ decree az Foreclosure
Fenaered ~ the HouorahIn A d cnmn-
heds suaHe ~ the Circnff Court N wn-
eamhia County State ~ Florida. az tha
18Th. dav nf June. "A n 1918. rs tse cnas
e Mrs W ~ McCurslv W IA ri.
Mlliiana. Mrs.. II. 81 Williams. hfa wife
Eiin Knowles Trustee for tive Anerlra 4
surety samrauv. & cornoHa tfpn ard Fflo
MeANlrtrFs Trustee IN nankruufev mr.
the estate 81 y. FL WfntaHnr hanlsr.srt
pending 81 thn nisrrle8 Court 81 fhe
United states fnf the NORTHERN nfntrlnt
g Flnriaas ! win 81 Menanv. re ana
Gay 81 August. a. q 1918. sell a. rnhlie
seeuan Ter c1ah. before fha court house
aoar 81 the Haeauhla County Court
house in the CITY of pemHaeoia. rssrmra-
hfA County Florida, between tha lswal
neurs ~ sale. ere following aeaarfhea
property. sltuate. lying ard being A. the
10y q Fen4an0las Eanmn'hfa County.
florida tn-wits The south slwfv ffa3
Iaet ~ the ennt enc hundred ana twenty.
I'VE ieet ti3t5 81 block sevente-slr fTet
Nslnouf mumbeflnG. sane heiua fha
Mafthweat corner af JACKSON ara Dm-
Alhlera streets Oh ere city ~ penmarn,n
FtHfidas fnRefhef wlfh All tha anns,rtsIt-
ances situate thereon
Deed e coaf 81 purchaser.
June a8th, 1913
IL SULLIVAN. Yn
&C.,. Special Master
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DUTCH STEAMER WAS
DELAYED FOR DAYS

New York. June 23.-The Dutch
steamer Noordam reached here to-day
from Rotterdam with 2s4 passengers.
after having been detained three days
az Deal by British warships. Pas
sengers said that no one was removed
from the vessel and that the rssiIs
and cargo were not disturbed. No
explanation, they said, was given FOR
the detention.
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sealed proposals VII ae recetvea hy the
BuarH 81 Commissioner of TIE City 81
Paneaeula. Fia- un ta noon ~ tbe ffG.
day az july. 1913 fCf tao construction -
"a huiHHlng at the pumEinE station 6
ekn water Department
Full Information. iUliHaluE CLANS. apaei-
arasiuus and blank FQrws gf proposal.
contract and bond mHE Be- obtained from
thW CITY EuElnN@E, EseM GN& CITY Hats
TIE right "a reserved 81 reject any 81
en- bids.
TfIuE 81 JOHNSON
ramnlsieomeF Hu1He MuFks.
p. EARLE THORNTON
CTS NuE.Hetf
6sbA-g aue 10 ... IS. -7s. 81.
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Barometer readings, wind direc-
ton, wind velocity and weather 2
p. m. along the gulf coast.
Brownsville. 29s2, south. -, clear.
Corpus Christi, 29.84, southeast, is,
clear.
Galveston, 1880, south, IL. clear
New Orleans, 2oss, southwest. 8,
cloudy.
Burvood, 900, north, (, part
cloudy.
Mobile, 29.92, west, IA, cloudy.
Pensacola. 1892, west, II. clear.
Apalachicola, 29.92. west. 4, clear.
Tampa, 29g2. southeast, 4, cloudy.
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ttftaal AF t1AE'fh.
Tho City 81 NerEacala. 4 Hnuufcipal
corporation iu the state 20 Florida will
PAS 60 bearer. on July fst ta.. ard
January tEf H. ~ the oaire 81 the
American National Bank. o. penFa rolas
FtorAaEs the sum % esss..s-s.s.s Dollars
tn goia coin 81 ere United states 81
America ~ the present Standard weight
ard oneness. being six months Interest
then due on It's Water Works and cts
Building Bonds, dated july tst. 1915.
numbered s..ssss.+#asss.
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aiAssun.-..~,w special Master.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
caEw No-lcE

NH@W M9eHMA
M Neither the Captain. ownsra
W 81 eonelHueea 81 The Amert-
can e. "soufheFnarf WlI BE-
responsible for debsa oon~
uMeted ~ tie crew 81 said
vessel
-. H G. JEFFERSON.
@AA transit Company Captain.
Canai aaeaa.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
on Oh
'cEANlH

Notwithstanding sugars drop to
Abs, stocks held fairly firm today,
although there was little trading ex-
#cept in McBryde and Olaa. The form
|er advanced II early yesterday after
noon before the drop became known,
but this morning declined u, selling
at 6M. Olaa remained unchanged at
81. This is interesting, inasmuch as
a month ago McBryde was worth
much more than Olaa.
McBryde 5 per cent bonds sold at
SO, an advance of 81; Hilo Common
went up another quarter. There were
two small sales OF Paauhau at Is, a
loss Of Al Haiku was down 5.
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TURNER'S ATTORNEYS, .. -.
WITHDRAW FROM CASE; L.
{.s...se9 BOhDSMEN ALSO QUIT

Attorneys gEorrin Andrews and c..
H. Mcbride today withdrew as coun.
sci of Lee alias Barney Turner, in
dicted by the federal grand jury FRI
day on statutory charge, the woman
mentioned in the indictment being
Evelyn Roe, a nurse. When arraigned
in court Turner pleaded not guilty. r
simultaneously with the withdrawal
of the attorneys, Turner's bondsmen,
two Japanese who put UP $1,000 to
obtain his release, asked that they be
discharged. Their motion was allow
ed by Judge Sanford B. Dole. Tur,
ner has been remanded to the custody
of Marshal ]. ]. Smiddy. He said
today that he will be able to get new
attorneys and bondsmen. The case
has been continued until March 1 to
be set for trial.
Turner was placed under arrest last
night by the police on q statutory
charge preferred by Margaret Kopa.
There is said to be an 11-months' old
child. The defendant was released on
bond of $500 furnished by G. w. Schu-
man, but Schuman today took meas
ures to withdraw his bond, saying that
he had misunderstood the case. ,
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WAIKIKI INN i.
Dance TONIGHT

The usual Tuesday evening dance
will be held at Waikiki Inn this eve
ming. T. -.
You are cordially invited to attend
and enjoy an exceptionally pleasant
evening.-Adv.
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GARB
FROM germany:
ISNOW ON SALE
Costumes Arrive and Are Of
fered BY Management: Dec
orations Going Fast

Not the least among the many who
reioiced over the early arrival of the
Wilhelmina this morning was Director
directors of the Carnival. For on the
Wilhelmina were the scores of cos
tunes ordered from Germany for the
masquerade events of the Carnival,
and there has been a great eagerness
for the costumes to arrive that they
might be put on sale by the middle OF
the week.
Last night when it was thought the
Welhelmina would not arrive until
this evening, Director general Dough-
erty estimated that the costumes could
be taken off the ship as soon as she
locked, and pat on display for sale
or rent by noon tomorrow. Now that
the ship is in II hours earlier than ex-
pected last night, the costumes will
be On sale by at least Wednesday
morning.
They were taken from the ship to
the building formerly occupied by N.
S. Sachs Company at the corner of
Fort and Beretania, and there they
VIII U0 SOU OF TSulSu. lllSE0 are IAN
terms, Mosques and many Carnival
trappings with the costumes. and the
prices range from few cents to sew
eral dollars.
The decoration committee opened
store in this building yesterday. There
many decorating materials are offer
ed for sale, bunting, flags, leis, but
tons and many other things. 1t is the
first time the Carnival has branched
into this field, and it was done only
because of the conviction that it would
result in the city being better deco
rated than heretofore.
Boxes at Mardi Gras Ball.
Society boxes will be placed on the
floor of the armory for the Mardi
Gras ball, it is announced. There will
be 20 boxes, now being sold at IS per
box Tickets for the boxes, as well
as a new batch of season tickets and
tickets for individual performances,
are on sale.
Miss Ruth McChesney will be Queen
of the Occident and Sonora Vicenta
Cornell Queen of the Orient in the AID
Club float. The selections were com
pleted last night The queens will be
by maids, testers and other
royal accompaniments
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since the first of the year came from
the treasurer's office where 1t is re.
ported that the city is several thou.
sand dollars shy owing to the unpaid
bills. go =
Nearly as many more will lose their
water privileges tomorrow when the
inspectors visit the Plains, Kalihi and
the downtown districts. Those cut.
off yesterday were in the Makiki, 'Pu.
nahou and College Hills districts. To.
day the inspectors worked in the Kai.
nnuki and Waikiki sections.
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BIRTHS

McGRATH - In Honolulu, February
: IA. 1915. to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J..
McGrath, a daughter.
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SITUATION WANTED.
FOR SALE.

Three female spitz dogs. NJ. F. Peter
Messenger Service office: phone
1861. 6nS9-3t