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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-04
FATE OF coLoRED PEOPLE IN OWN HANDS.

''THE FATE OF THE coLoRED RACE IS IN
ITS OWN HANDS. YOU WILL GET YOUR
RIGHTS WHEN YOU ARE FIT TO HAVE THEM
FOR WHEN YOU ARE FIT TO HAVE THEM YOU
WILL TAKE THEM AND UNTIL YOU TAKE
THEM YOU ARE NOT FIT TO HAVE THEM."-
Hon. Albert E. Pisbury in a speech at Faneuil Hail.
Boston, Massachusetts, August 1913 at Semi Centen-
NAL of Fort Wagner.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-04
Not Worthy Of Freedom.

(From the Richmond Planet.)
When race or an individual sub.
mits uncomplainingly to oppression.
it is a practical demonstration that
the race or the individual is not wor-
thy Of freedom.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-04
he coLoRED MANS STAND.

IHE VOEOHEO WHNS JHNU.
ARDS.
The Christian Register, the leading
Unitarian publication Of the country,
prints so excellent an article on col.
ored mans own standards that we are
constrained to print extracts from it.
white men have set standards tor
the colored man for many years. Dur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

Gin 0otiiment, oeiien SSnbaIt ie.
benz unparteiiideu @eihlpOrenen.@e.
ritt seniigen piirbs, GoIoraops erpbs
fapitaIiitiide Sipps bss Wiorbes,
Des 8,trusss, bet Rotb5udt, Der
Jpsibeitsbsraubuns, Der glnitiftun5
gum Moros, Der aorrumpiruns
Inb Der perbre6erif6en 9eein=
ilniiuus Der StaatsperpaItl,ng pie
hes @erihtstpeiens BON Colorado
ftuIoig gu beiirtoen, bilbet Der bem
omtli6en Snquirenten Der 9linbeS.
ssSnouitrie.aoulmiiiion George y. @eit
DeriaBte 9eritJt iiber ben &obIeitgra.
bersStreit in Colorado. Der geriti
lit einIbeil oes ulgenleinen geribts,
Den Die Salbuitrie &ouuniiiion Dem
aon9reB l,nterbreiten miro. Gieapn.
miiiipn CAB ieinen SnbaIt beute bier
befannt.
9ie @eranttportllng fin ben Streif
Der 4obIengraber in Colorado 1913
uno 1914 wirb pfnle 8orbebalt ben
@rabetlboronen our 2nit geIegt, NIT
Der BON S5obn 8, Rodefeaer fontroI.
Iierten Colorado JueI & Sron 60,
an Der spise.
Die fr D n enbe Snfamie.
Ser geridt niuullt 9e3ug auf Die
lfieben tragiidenanlb bitteren Ronute,
Die 2ubIotp poruugingen in benen
Rodefeller @rief alf 8rief idrieb, bic
bic DeGnner prieien, 6ereit Sdredens.
regiment Die S3euen III 2ubloD unb
0nsSIutbao berporriefe,t~ iitb i6IieBt
boTn bic lleberiidt bieies S6refens.
regiments nit 8e5ugnabnle auf bic
Berllrtbeilnng 2aipiors:
.Die 8erfoIgiiHg uu6 @erurtbei.
lung bon GERM &Gtpion iuvter oieien
1tmitdnoen i.nb ieine @erurtbeiIung
sl Iebeusldusltdenr 3uttbnis BEL
Barter slrbeit, be6eutt Die nieorieite
Gtitfe Der Broittltion Der Regierung
Goloraoos ,tnter ben @tllen Der 60.
lorabo Siiel & Sron 60. unb ibrer
Grairbe Gs lit bic fronertbe Snfa.
Tie Der gang itlfanu 8orsdnae in
Colorado, no anlerifaniife Snititi.
tiunen bon ielbitiiidtisel pribaten
ssSttereien mibbraubt unb in ben
SbldHlm gedoeen piir0ert.
@s lit Der allen Steins bare Gnar.
dsisuuis, Der ieIbit nibt oen einse.
bii6eterl sbeaIisuniS aIs @rnnb Dor.
seben fam, Der bic aiiber Srbnung
grntbenen 9ebanfen 6es gonlben.
perfers anfeuert. @s 1T ber glnar6is.
mus fir grofit un6 aus Mafe, unb
q sefdbrbet bic Siherbeit ltnb S,rter.
.eritat anerifnnii4er Ssftit,itionerL
'pk fis ieltu pcrber bebrebt ipaun.'
8ieie idtpere Bef6ai16igtrig Der
ssoiptaIiiten imt Staatsbeb5rben
Aptxbs sSiS tsA Aisa1H 1HxitsG GsaselDs Dsitmit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
8Odeiellers SiinOenrcsiiter.
Die 6iuan5fiiriten trasem bic polle
@erantuortnus fir WtorSe in
COLORADO.
Eruititutiuu Der Staatsbe96roen &c.
branomarft.

Ger bon George q. &seit, Snqilirent
Der 8nnoes Snbuitrie aommii.
iion, oerfaBte geridt miro bem
sspngreb Die 9lugcn offnen iIber Die
SbaniIpiigfeit, NIT Der nidt MIR
Die arbeiter, ionoern aut Die Bun.
besresierllng bintergansen pur-
ben. @erllrtheiIltng 2aipious nieb.
rigite Shlie poIitiidergerfouHne
belt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Bu p.rfamien: gruas,iaentsuu,.

gatrmouui--3 GatIinivn. 3cbn. esel.ipoob
uub g. BaGripnni gots % bfi 100, cute
sa6bdf9a';; s,reifs 81 bis $40 PER gEs:
25e. sos anb 81 bic sSo5e, isins 3iuieT. .eine
gierern SATIRE. geGnien on Wlnte EamS.
tag unb SorHiap gsctmitiae. qrtfos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
gerIanst = wldnnli&

w An CT erlernf bns Enrblsrpti@ai,. Sieleu
niffn. Dobn tphtreHb tem nerrer. @er.seug
eeesben. Clo 5s!iGble Barber Ueleef. GinttG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
gerIarat - 3eibIid

Eeaff1tb giab1sn far ecGsn unD ym
bst Der SGuearbeii su bsIien. yteietsussu
esrlerei 9stmi Oa!ltp Qnr. 2s27 wlabtfen
gtoce. gatrsslb beSnbli. bbS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
% a ahr6eft.

Menn S,rousn fpeineu, pflegen
Wsdnnsr mad ibrsu pOrismOnaais s'i
.9rttih /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

Rdb6tn far Snusar5s,i. YnSsufraeta
nan 4 lbr Rn4mitinas In es2 Gboliea
ubeuus. Gbenbcls bpS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Oct Rci5
Oct J11utter(6dft
0s65bt bsrA rollfsntmene fSrperiide
ss Ueiambbeit.

Die Grfabtuna bsr pautteyfdait u fur
bic mnjten fyrauta eine iebr aufgertgte llus
yiIbet entihieben etrte Gppde in osren Ne-
ben. Riot cine ,yrau aus hunoert III por'
bersisei ober perIisht, i'd prbtntlid in Sbadt
nj nebmsn: Ratiirli4 bat bent5utage BET.
sate jebs 6rau niebi3,niide BebanbluaS 81
folder Seit, absr piele seben foIner Yersoos
uiit einem CrgaRismus ertgegtn. utldper
ben Hnltreuennaen nid1t seipahisp 1T. nno
wsnn es poriiber IN, bann bat bas Spttem
sinen Sdytaa erbaIitn bon bent et I'D, idtper
.srbcIsn iann. 9atu ,ipuimt .baun nod bic
EerpenuHftrenauBa, fir bas Rirb AZ ipretn,
ueitbts eiut tntidiebene 8.rnnoerung IN
Der Iluttc gur Sclee bat.
o. aibt nibts idhusrts als cine 9lidlide
inb aeiunhe g1uttsr pon Rineeru. ia Elm
Rinbbett Inter ben rittiasn Suitdnotn
hiraf ieine 6efabr fir bic 6efunbbtil ooer
Shonbeit. Sic unesfldrIhs Sa&s III, baE,
NIT alien Nnaeidsn Dos ssrriitteten Neypen
unb gebrohsner @eiunbbeit, ipelbe aus ,i'
mem ursptbereiteten 9uitanbs entitebeu,
unA nit gtnaaenber 9tit sur Yprbreitunp,
be Jrausn bod bIIubliass Der probs snt'
eegsngeben.
,Ae6s .srau Iollte Iid ~ bisier 9eit aui
2ubia q. pinitam's RegetabIe COMPOUND
perInIIsn, Elm iebrS tptrtboolsS Stdrfpngs.
unb 8slsbuusSmitteI bes peibIden Grsa.
utsuus
On, pisIsn 1ami. CNS%~SdfD
Htn, bic sinitnaIs W/~0ANM
iinbtrIps paten, limb lYH w
JeBt q iuber, neil 70 %R
9pbia 4. pintbam's IA y n
geattable Com. II W. < IL
pounb bic Srausu (M Sss~MP I'M
normal, geiunb nnb W\FEIkSHlW
Rarf inabt. GESA8vSJg9
Benn Sie ipeSisleu 3atb 6nben
,poIlcn, 10 idlrsibsu Sic an bic 2pSia
9. Einfbam MeOirine 81. (epuiiSrn.
tell, sgnn, Waii. Sbr Srief mirb
pun einer Sran aeOifnet, seleien nuS
beantipOrtet auo itrens sebeim aebal-.
tn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

R6b9en flr ao6er nne GopEiiairS-arbsii.
$3.50 RsaetHs EsaS. 2s.spboH slpon s4s2.
2ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
soSss anseiasn.
,,s,.,, sarb an ,anittiuo2 ben 1. eepiembsr 1915,
eyplepb &. Gpersman,

gsliebter Botte bon DaaebaIena Gbsrsnan, eeb.
pelir. seefotenne 6amiiitag. ben l. Septen,
Noenne ans iinb ipirb nm % iibr In Der Seill.
aeii 1dmlI'en atrde en feierlines Ore uiein.
2onamf nbasbalier ireroen. geifetune In BEN
a. Sdepb aQalhOienm. 2,s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Sn SerfanfeH = Sailier.
@alnnt 8ias

q. eohs Experiment. utues pteiisb Bird.
Bimmtr I'M eriien l1b I'm sipriiPn; iir,
ifbtb g. Sio6 Simmer qibtne JabbBbeH.
lille gGbet. Combination SiIiHtes. ulfs
iiriii muhern Sitaerbalh ! Salart bon peT.
itiGbentH 0Grsyinief. iiats Rstbles Corner.
0in arober 9dreain QaI $1,000, $3.50 obr
mebt badr. aeit ip!e wlteibs
q. ". ateuarb, 40s gltuaufils 2ibrerp
@tbdnbt. ebsHt DlaiH i4Gs. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
gerIanat--@eibsidb.

ggab4tn fnr SausGrbsii IN SomiIit bon 2.
232S eisbldHe stotnns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

mhb6s n, erlntEentb, flr auasmeirs Saus.
srbeti IN gamLIis bon 2. tn UIai. sls Gorsi,
uoerle. Aeonbdle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

.Sn, pisIsn ffami.
Htr, bic tinitmaIs
HnbtrIps ipaten, limb
JsBt q iHber, neil
3pbia u. pinfbam's
q geattabfe Cont
pouno bic Sraurn
normal, seiunb unb
Rarf ma6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
st,a.rssisMe = ssesIiA.

grau fu6t gtsus nls SaustsIitrin osx
ararisqsdrtsrsn- plrS. 8 phar. iSss,
u'ho snSss Z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

Wab4eR tiT Sapsarbsii In fitlHet Camille.
9s70 gnoii AbtHne. Gtoreele-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

ltetr CIT In btuf4r uHb srs;li8eE eptcr.
for Seda'i5lepis. SeTdEe e.e. usbHfetErar1
rerben nH! ssurf6 bsfersf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

far eanSartsii. ii2O ets4 plss
Hne. @riet Siu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

Gab6eu far ansenisirk Sausatssii in iIri.
ner JnmiIie @uist eoen. 7si D. CRESCENT
.ubeHue abonenle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
UNCLE SAM WILL NOT
ALLOW CANADIAN TUG
TO AID IN SALVAGE

When the Canadian tug Dola took
an active part in salvage operations
on the Blue Funnel liner Calchas when
the steamer went ashore on Point viii.
son she evidently started things" &C
cording to Coast Seamen's Journal
This publication says:
Seattle salvage interests have tax
en- steps to file a vigorous formal pro.
test at Washington against the sal
wage operations of the Canadian tug
Dola in the inland waters of Puget
Sound in connection with the Blue
Funnel liner Calchas. which went
ashore at Point Wilson. The Dola
which makes Vancouver, B. c., her
home port, reached the side of the
Calchas at a. m. October Is, towing
scow loaded with pumps and other
salvage equipment
British Columbia has always rigor
ously excluded American salvage yes
sells from her inland waters. In the
case of the American steamship Mari
posa, recently fioated from reef near
Bella Bella, B. c., the British Colum
bian authorities fatty refused to per
NIT any American salvage vessel to
go near the distressed ship, and the
salvage and wrecking work there was
carried on by British Columbia sal
wage steamer"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
PACIFIC COAST LINE
DID NOT MAKE MUCH
MONEY IN LAST YEAR

Figures in the annual report of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company for
the fiscal year which closed recently,
show that thee company is apparent
~ not rolling in wealth as result Of
its 1914-15 business
An article in the Coast Seamen's
Journal states that the Pacific Coast
Company, owner Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company. in Its report for
the year ended June 80. 1915. shows a
net income ffon1 operation of s6S9,0S9
(against 1884 1874 for 1914.
After deducting charges, etc, and
preferred dividends, there remains q
balance Of $4,000 against $279,309).
The payment of the common dividend
($2l0 ,O00) leaves deficit OF 1926, S98
against $105,691). The extra dividend
this year is equal to 2.21 per cent on
the combined common and second pre-
ferred tagainst Asa per cent last
year,.
The report says that the steamship
business felt the full effects of the
business depression during the year.
but that. by consolidation of forces
and other enocomies In operation, 1t
was possible to reduce expenses SO as
to more than Offset the decrease in
gross earnings which was sos, rs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

BY r. M. 8. steamer Niagara from
Vancouver and Victoria, Dec. 2.-For
Honolulu: a. Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Donahue, Nj. and Mrs. F. Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Craig, Mrs Burks and
child, Miss R. Bernard, Misses l.. and
E. Carpenter, Mrs. Pendray, w. Stan.
ley, e. Friend, c. McEacharn, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bailiff, Mrs. Linton and child,
E. McRae, Mrs. L. Fox, Miss Fox, Miss
A. Sabin, Miss Campbell, Miss @.
Stumbles, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Alexander,
Miss f. Durrell, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. La
Fortune and three children, A. Blake
ley, C. H. Gordon, j. e. Gordon, c. r.
Gordon, Jr. w. Bourne, Mrs. r. O..
Schweizer and four children, W. Oil.
yer, Mrs. Bran and child For Aus.
traIia and New Zealand via Suva: w
A. Anderson and valet, Miss P. G. Bur
ton, W. Bloomfield, A. D. Campbell.
w. B. Carmichael, Mrs Cuthbert, Mrs.
Bruce Campbell, Mrs. ]. L. Cochburn,
w. W. Cobb, DR.. F. E. Chamberlain,
Mrs. /. Cannell, Mrs. R. w. Caldwell.
Miss Nora Caldwell, Thomas English,
C. Falk, ]. Cell, Miss Cell, Mrs. w. A.
Holman, j. B. Hawthorne and valet,
Rev. Y. M. Helliet, Miss Lily Hudson,
Miss Nellie Hudson, w. B. Lloyd, Mrs.
Lloyd, Mrs. James Low, Master Rich.
ard Low, Mrs. Arthur Mead, Miss NJ.
p. Marsden, Mrs. 8. Meyers, Miss
Meyers, c. T. Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. H. ID. Mcintosh, Mrs. G.. s. Nc.
Gala and two children, Miss E. Mel.
son, w. E. Pearson, Mrs. A. Rosen.
thai, Miss Jean Rosenthal, NJ B. Rus.
sell, w. J.: Sacks, Mrs Sacks, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Street, Francis Sutton, Mr..
and Mrs William Street, Mrs. Sladen,
F. s. Tyler, Bishop ]. Vidal, Dr. and
Mrs. Fred NJ. Wilson, ]. w. William.
son, Mrs. Chester Wells and maid, w.
Young, j. T. Anderson, G.. P. Arm
strong, Mrs Armstrong, A. Asmuss,
Jos. d. Birrell, L. Buckley, Julius
| Brown, J. Bray, A. NJ Beeson, Mrs
M. Black, Miss Mary Black, Mrs. J..
Bullivant, Miss g. Bulliyant, o. Erick.
son, L. A. Foxell, Mrs. Foxell, j. r.
Elan and wife, Miss Fox, w. T. Green,
H. H Hanton, Miss NJ. j. Hulse, Mrs.
H. Henderson, G. H. Hood, w. 8.
HOFFMAN, j. r. Collins, Mrs. Collins,
Mrs. s. Coleman, Rev. JOS Carter, Mrs.
Carter, Mrs H. F. Campbell, T. Craw-
ford, Mrs. Crawford, Master ]. j.
Crawford, Miss M. D. Draper, Mrs. E.
Danmore, Mrs. N Jacobsen, Miss N.
NJ Jacobsen, A. W.. King and wife,
VIM. e. Lindsay and wife, w. c. Lloyd
and wife. Miss Helen M. Lloyd, Miss
Kathleen Lloyd, Miss NJ. r. Lloyd, j.
F. Leiteh, T. B. May, ]. A. Moody and
wife, Mrs. w. H. Moon, C. d. McEach.
ern, Mrs. O'Hagan, Rev. Walter r.
Poole, Mrs. Poole, H. H. Porter, Lewis
Porter. Mrs. Porter, Miss Rogers. E.
Stansfield, j. Southgate, ]. Sinclair,
Miss NJ. B. Siddall, Miss E. H. Siddall,
C. Small, Miss TiIbury, s.. Wall, S. D.
Wilton, B. Walters, j. Wintringham, /.
Wintringham. -. -*.-..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
NET ESPECIALLY
ROUGH WEATHER
FOR3DAYS

With AZ passengers, Al bags of mail
and 26 tons of freight for Honolulu
the Canadian-Austraiasi liner Mag
lying outside the harbor since dark
last night She is en- route to Sydney
via Suva, having left Vancouver at
noon on November "a.
There are a total of 1873 through
passengers ON board, and Is passen-
gers were booked to board the liner
here when she sailed today at 1
O'Clock. -
Especially heavy weather for the
first three days out from Victoria was
encountered, according to Purser 8. j..
Davis, but after this time the weather
was exceptionally. calm.
Two officers from the war fronts
Major F. 8, Tyler of New Zealand and
gent which passed through here sew
eral months ago, are on board. The
former has been at Gallipol, the lat
ter In FLANDERS.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
who arrived today are Mrs H. E.
Burks, wife of Chief Machinist Burks
OF the Alert, and child; Miss L. b.
Carpenter and Miss E. p. Carpenter OF
Portland, Oregon: T. H. Donahue.
mining man of Miami, Arizona, and
wife: Felix Mcdonald and wife, also
from Miami. Arizona; Judge w. T.
Stanley of Honolulu, and Arthur Carl
son.
Through passengers who arrived to
day include Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cuthbert
Of Bamfield Creek Station, B. c.; DR.
f. e. Chamberlain of Los Angeles. who
will visit New Zealand; Mrs. W. A.
Holman, wife of the New South Wales
premier; Mrs. s. Meyers and Miss
Meyers, who have been visiting. In
New York; DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Wilson
OF Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. Chester Wells.
wife of Comdr Wells of the U. s. s
Montana; Mrs. Arthur Mead of New
Zealand, who has been. taking special
musical courses in Paris and New
York. and Mrs. C. s. McCalla, wife OF
the superintendent of the Washington
Water Power Company of Spokane
with two children.
srs L.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
China mail SHIP
TO CALL HERE
THIS MONTH

That the former Pacific Mail steam
er China, now the China Mails prop
erty, will probably be seen here this
month On her first call at this port as
China Mail liner, seems probable,
If an item in the Manila Cablenews-
American is to be believed. No adj
vices have yet been received by H.
Hackfeld & Company, Honolulu agents
for the Chinese line.
The Manila paper says that the
China was scheduled to arrive at Ma
Mia last Thursday, November rs, with
$50 sacks of states mail, passengers
and q general cargo. The China, the
first steamer to call at Manila flying
the Chinese flag, was to be despatch
ed on or about November q for her
return trip 70 San Francisco via Hong
kong, Japan ports and Honolulu. Out
going she has to take a number Of
passengers and a general cargo from
Manila.
Denial Of the recent report that the
|newly-organized China Mail Steam
ship Company has chartered the for
mer Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, has
been made by the Atlantic Transport
Company Of West Virginia, the big
liners new owners.
The Coast Seamen's Journal prints
story saying that the reported char
ter Of the Mongolia of the Atlantic
Transport Line to the China Mail
Steamship Company was denied by
officials of the Eastern shipping firm.
II had been reported that the new
company inaugurating its Oriental SER
vice wanted to charter the Mongolia
for q year.
II was pointed out by the official Of
the Atlantic Transport Line. says the
Journal, that the company could make
much more money in the Atlantic SER
vice with the Mongolia than was pos
sible in q charter to the China Mail,
even though the big liner had to be
sent around Cape Horn on her trip to
the new field.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per Canadian-Australasian liner Nj
agara, for Suva, New Zealand and Sgd.
ney-Walter Mallindine, E. C. Smith
W. H. Pannett, Mrs. Agnes Dathe
James Low & Son, Misses L. and n
Hudson, Miss NJ Marsdon, Miss Edita
G. Douglas, w. j. Bloomfield, G. J.,
Murray, Rev Y. w. Heller, Bishop j
Vidal Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Caldwell, w. j.
Coney, j. B. Hawthorne, o. Hoist, Mr..
and Mrs. U. S. Grant, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Alling, Mrs. johnson, w. A.
Amuss, |. Winteringham, Jack Winter.
ingham. =. ...-.. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02

Sales. Between Boards-13O, 20, 10
Olaa 81; 100, $50 Olaa SIS; Is, rs
H. C. & s. Co. 421k; loo, 5, 200 Ono
Elea 4O1s; 20, 8, 90. Eva Is; rs. 40,
Is Waialua 25A; Is Hon. B, & NJ. Co.
1914.
Session Sales-1 10, 5, so, 35 Eva
24&; s, Is Hutchinson "a; 10, 5, 10,
50, so, 10, 50-WaiaIua IS; 20 McBryde
O.; 100, ZOE, 40 Oahu Sug. Co. %; 25,
40, 80, 100 Oiaa 8. q -
Latest sugar quotation: s6 degrees
test 5.14 cents, or $fo2 90 per ton.
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IHARBOR NOTES

Advices from Aberdeen are TO the
effect that the schooner Annie Lar
sen. which Is completing repairs. will
sail for New Zealand about Decem.
Der |. 5-
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j. d. Spreckels & Bros, owners of
the Oceanic Steamship Company,
have been appointed agents in San
Francisco for the Java-China-Japan
line, according to an announcement
recently made Consisting of four
large freighters, the new line will
maintain a service between Java and
the coast.
A despatch from Nome states that
navigation in that section has been
entirely closed for the season.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str. Claudine, from Maui
December 2. = Capt F. Berg, L. Y
Awana, Miss Julia Seven, j. N. s. Viii
liams, Y. S. Wong, Miss ]. NJ. Scott
Mrs. A. Gilmore, Mrs. C. G. White
Ling Tomita, Mrs. Omura, Mrs. A c.
Rattray, o. F. Heine. H. A. r. Aus
tin, T. Kurakawa. Karabashi, G.. A
Hopkins, Mrs. sHumeku, l.. D. Larsen
Miss Kingsbury. Miss l. Gibbons, Bill
Brown, Mabel Brown, Joe Gassman
Miss C. Brown :.
Per IL. str. W. G. Hall, for Kauai
December 2. = H. F. Wheeler, c.
Bomke, c. w. Smith, Miss Ruth Pep
per, Mrs. H. Aki, d. Leith, Chang Kee
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Following the disappearance of its
cashier, the Merchants and Farmers
National Bank of Cisco Tex, closed
its doors. The cashiers loans with
the banks were excessive.
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ALBUM or HAWAIIAN
VIEWS WILL BE SENT
TO FAMOUS AUTO MAN

The Promotion Committee will send
an album Of beautiful photographs OF
typical Hawaiian scenes to Henry
Ford, the automobile manufacturer.
The book contains colored photo
graphs of the Pail, grass huts, Waikiki
beach and many of the scenes of
beauty In Hawaii The cover is made
from tapa cloth and is of unique de-
sign. opE the cover page is written
Aloha from Hawaii
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VESSELS TO AND
| FROM The ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants'
ExchanSe.)

Thursday, December 2
SEATTLE ARRIVED, Dec. 2, s. S. Hy.
AIDES from San Francisco
Radiograms
u. s. A. T. SHERIDAN-Dec. 1, 8 p.
m, 992 miles from Honolulu; due
about Sunday noon.
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s@8'.y,,,t
~ Merchant st.
CITY WILL COMPANY, LTD.

CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD.
importers OF best lumber and building
materials. Prices low, and we give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small. We bsve built hum
treds Of houses In this city with per-
feet satisfaction. II you want to build
consult Us.
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POSITION WANTED
SHRINE NOTICE.

A regular session of Aloha Temple,
A. A. o. N NJ S., will be held at
7:45 p. m, Saturday. December 4,
1915, for the regular transaction of
business and the annual election of
officers. Installation of officers to
follow election. "@... -. -:
BY order of ". F."
-. GEORGE ANGUS,
-. -. ILL., Potentate.
HARRY c. BRUINS, +,
-: Recorder.
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