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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Blossoms ability cannot be questioned,
so q treat is in store for picture lovers.
Neat. clean dramatic action lis the pol-
icy Of the great tvitagraph company
with nothing to leave a bad taste af-
terward. The pictures are made to
please an audience Of clean minded,
Intelligent ladies and children and the
aim is to elevate. See this one. It
will be a revelation in photo dramatic
art. g5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
Gl1iI dre,l of lsve III
Be az the Biii Il ~ ond az

ordinary. 4 4 y {,
Thursday win be q big day at the
Bijou Ths 4 Y. l. g. ~ Companyss
..Aiortmain. = q Blue Ribbon vitagraph
feature with an all star cast headed by
the eminent stage artist Robert Ede-
son, who Is supported by James Morris
son. Donald Hall and Edward Elkns,
win be presentsa The scenes and
settings are Of the highest ofuer. Mr..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
MASTER PICTURE FINISHED.

THE Buzzards Shadow, the five
reel master picture in which harold
Lockwood and May Allison will be
featured. is comp eted. "a private
showing, given. BY Director Tom Rick
etts at the Santa Barbara. studios, has
made critics pronounce 1t one Of the
really great pictures Of the year.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
Bl'll ant ~ sl.bllr1,

Bryant washburn, one Of the
Hheavy men OF the Essanay eastern
stock company, is a handsome and ex-
tremely popular favorite with photo
play fans, even though his work is Of
Tie yillaiHish and thankless type.
Washburn Is now completing his
thru year with the Essanay and in
that time has portrayed scores Of eff
fective studies in an unlimited range
Oh Aims, including melodramas.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
Great List Of Pilot oplays and
Stars is Seized iIed foTstile
Coming Meek.

It cannot be said of .tChildren Of
Eve the Edison product ion; released
through the KIeine- Edison feature
service. to be offered at the Bijou
theater Monday with Viola Dana in
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
Peace Pact.
SHOULD KNOW m.

e. P. Sullivan, who plays the lead
ing role in Kalem's film version Of
"The Black Crook" has played the
same part five hundred times in the
stage version Of the play. Mr.. Sullivan
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
End 81 nj be fWee,l
llOl1ieS a1ll STAGE Seen
Paramount Pictures Corpora.
ton and KlaAN and En-
LANCER Now United:

Paramount Pictures r0rnnra tin,, az
Klaw ana Erianeer n e mar 49,. (
Corporation to he knnwn !. 1.. LEV NV
amount-Slaw ana e ), =, 49, g
mas heen fo,.,,,ed $500. Seal,
ton win have for In n, Il, rnnss IA
tending az the 81 = ~ ~ y
cities which II does mt, ~ ~
the procurinp 'of s,,itst N, t,,sa.as .1t y.
those cities Sor t,,aI 49, 80 8. y y.
amount pfctnres. " !. Is = =
Paramount .,iistrih,ta. +ta ~. y, u. I,
made nv the Famo,s -, pi ~ st NJ, g
Company. Lasky Featura play 1anl, M.
lpany. Oliver Moroseo NJ. sp1,otan I So,,
.pany and paiIas Pict,,rs 81 To-, 60 go.
time ago II adonteT liz ; ~, 1870
service system usefi 40 n. q j. ~ Z ~ NJ.
LANCER III bookinp ti,aatr;ca, 8 -, - :
tons for many vears ~, ,rh 80 a
poration will hn;Ifi ar ,,, = c1si,s ~ NJ,
class picture theaters thr ,,, si, ~. ~
country to li,e servad no Is, - ,,,s,,,s. sAAS
Wants No Mcht - - = :.
The new co,nnanv' has az /. /, Z z, !, !, a
that il has M intention - \, =, -,
other cnmnanv ar T,,s,,r,,i, J. tt,a gi sss
Of any other ana fhat ~ M. 49, 49,
formed merely f. ..,,arsac+ t,,a - go, .ss.s
Of an orraniza+ tho sira 80 $500
and ia hotter eanaralIv thaSash;., 49,
service 81 tl1eaters tbrcnsho, ..s +ba
country. n -. = = $3.50 ~ Y
The new cornorat; inn 5w;,, lta :. ,,,+.1l
lied at $4,000 f)f)f, The. ax ar e ahaara
will consist ~ Marc ,itS 1Es- 49, 49,
IErlanger. Adoln1, NZ,,kor4 sam,,a yt CO. CD
fish. w w Hadkinann a,s pan,,.o ,a
Paw1ey. An associata h . "a ~. 20 , ilu
tors viii he namsd iata,. 49, .rb W w ~. ~
ent interest of tl,e cnro naI,as IN rsas
IN the new comhine viii M ~, net ~ az.
'turbed. nor will tha stains - an.
stheaters HAVING the sar,,;ca - a,t.a,
tie picture or the theatr;ca1 ea,,aa,,.
What the Paramount p;ct,ras go,
iporation has dona ~ ute Ia ~
motion nictnre shns nass sinaa i.s -, ~
nation "a the f,rst Hfea+mrs, n ~. :,
company a wear and q half aao and
what Kiaw and Erlan,ar have s. Se,e ~. y,
the legitimata theater are vel, I tnn,,, =
What tl,e result of heir a1lianna , : n
he r. mt hard IL 1;nnaa;,,a ~" 80
FS Idaas rorreat
Launching the t,rst 4 !, !, 49,, !,
in the face ~ terrifso Odds ;,,sti vt ~.
policies witch ware ,rI,aa,d 20 y -, AZ
motion nictmre hns,nass 1n pa =. l - .ne
proved that its ideas waras oor,sa. NJ :
iday, bigger and hst+ . ,,t 80 =.
,theaters have snr,,rs 800 ,,n thn n0.gsa
the country and IN every ~ inntsnn sny the
backbone ~ their nrocram s 10 Be "a. -
mount nict,res n p,ugam y rara
seen al motion rict,,raI ~ aetasa. .,ss
ME in eyaninr dress ettand. ei Il ~ ps a9i
a mart ofs the hatter n;ct,,ras sc,. = ,a 81.
fer 'neon1a no,icy ~ Aparamon nj p Dr.
lures Cornoratinn : ssE n I
longer &rnns and h .hoo.;r es, ,,,;+1,i
the ad5e., yaIna - tinna, advert, st
have nrovad smcc ,Is> ana = . atha5
icomnanies are fast ass;m;,atins ss1 tfa
ideas which had their incsntior e, t t,s
mind ~ w " istr.fl on. ana +h al.
lfnlfillment n the 'onarations 1 :, The the
iParamn,,nt p;ctnres ACor ,as y. sAAS
deaoa ~ mas bs Oe Si every
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Marie Narelle, an Austrian inezzo-
soprano, will, he the Adelaide in the
operetta Of that, name which. .David
lBispham is to produce. Il
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

who is one Of the veterans Of the
theatrical world, has had q wide ex-
perience. and his "reminiscences Of the
good old days" are very entertain
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

The Edison feature, aThe Mystery OF
Room 49," in which Marc Mac ermott
is featured, is one of the most puzzling
plays ever seen on the screen SO
clever has Lee Arthur, the noted
Sdramatist, woven the web that each
one seeing it is so sure that he or she
knows the guilty man, they are will
ing to wager on it. But the amusing
ipart-and the fascinating feature Of
it's that there are four or five diff
ferent conjectures. It is q splendid
type OF play that the screen needs
which now shows altogether too many
plots both weak and familiar.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

screen. WIN be seen I'm three appearing
pieces. Pathe will offer, her under the
Gold Rooster emblem in .eT,he Shrine
Continued on page Z. second section.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

During Tho week "a special telephone
~ VIII De constructed over Wheeling
mn lhls VIII be- for the use of The
''i'l'di- ~ getting the correct time OF
.a'. iih'I Last year there was some
u''," pm me telephone connections and
Tor ihi- reason that the club
Nh'' VIII provide every preciu.
non u" prevent its occurring again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
PROGRESS OF AUTO
AND SUFFRAGE VIE
WOMEN MAY NOW CRANK THEIR
CARS WITHOUT LEAVING
THEIR SEAT.
Motor Driven Vehicles and Suffrage
Movement Have Taken Steps
Together.

About the first time that the people
OF this country first saw an automo-
bile spinning along the strickland the
noise was Ike unto a tureshing ma
'hihe IN full actiOn-woman's suffrage
advocates wiped the dust from their
eyes as h machine sped along the
way and declared that the rights
should be given them. Very well. the
iairer sex did not attempt to be the
driver OF cars until the past few years.
Why Because ~ would not have
looked right for a oma 10 have
stood I'm front OF an auto. cranking II
IKE a Dago grinding an organ. Fur
De II from that" But the trend OF
time has made a difference. for to-day
a woman may start her car from the
seat.
The following story from the Path.
hnders Company tells the story. read
ing:
Woman's suffrage has come TO stay
in the motor car business" saws ".
r. Stalnaker. vice president and di.
rector of sales OF the Pathhned Com
pany of Indianapolis. There is a vast
lea OF difference. however. between
oman' suffrage in politics and on
automobile row. In politics all women
ask for is equal rights with men. On
motor row. when IL comes to buying
there is not a man alive who can hope
10 win one-half the influence OF the
average m Woman rules when
u TO selecting the car. This
was not so nearly true before the DAYS
OF h electric starter. and the other
new Improvements which have made
the motor car nor docile in the hands
OF the gentler sex. Now that there is
no particular trick to drive a gaso-
line car. women have come 10 almsot
generally demand them. and this
means that they have a way of saying
a great deal when the subject Of a now
car is up for discussion within the
family circle"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

PRICE DOWN
Manufacturers Spring Surprise by
Reduction Of 500 Before Car
Reaches Dealers.

Al a time when such a move was
totally unexpected. the Olds Motor
Works has announced a reduction of
500 I'm the price OF its new eight CYL
inder car. The new price of Si.lgj
went into effect while the first cars
were en- route from the factory to he
more distant points. and before the
shipments had reached their destina-
ton. This surprising move on the
part OF the builders OF the Olds is in
keeping with the character OF the
motor car business. which has under
gone such a rapid succession Of un-
looked for and revolutionary changes
during the past few years.
The sudden action of the ODDS com.
pany was brought about primarily by
the overwhelming demand II is eN-
~perienCed for its Eight. This demand
necessitated a much larger production
the factory had counted on. and
the sudden Increase in production
plans figured In the purchasing of ma.
terials TO such an extent that the re-
duced price was made possible.
notwithstanding the fact that the
company had its output OF Eight CYL.
inder cars sold sOlidly for al least
seven months ahead at the original
price OF 1925. and was having all II
could dc 10 supply the demand for its
-Four, the new price Of S1.1g5 on the
Eight was put into effect and an
unc To dealers as soon as IL be-
came certain that a reduction in the
Ilst price was a practical possibility.
Neither did advertisements quoting a
price OF 1925 on the Eight Cylinder
car. which were already in print. do.
ter The manufacturers from making
the unexpected move. Olds officials
state In fact. that the remarkable in
iIuN OF Eight Cylinder business al the
former price enabled them 10 see the
srcat possibilities for such a car at a
sun lower price. and was instrumental
IN bringing about the decline.
The Olds plants have gradually in.
creased heir production capacity. and.
while the reduction means "a material
Itau'tIon IN profit per car. this will IN
an probability he compensated for DIV
the increased volume Of business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
WHEELING GRID
WARRIORS LEAVE
SQUAD DEPARTED FOR BUcKHAN-
NON fON CHAMPIONSHIP
ENCOUNTER.
students Give Boys Royal When
They Departed From Local b. & o.
station at las O'clock.

'oah Holden aud his high school tribe
left yesterday for -Euckhauuon. where
il'N viii meet the tp-hur couutiaus ia
inc decisive battle OF an, year The game
MtN ne PLAYED this afternoon 300 the
Wesleyan college field and viii undnubt-
eau De the biggest high school game iu
me state this season. Never before has
li hten possible Co get the two real con-
tenders into "A decisive clash until this
year and considerable Interest Is being
displayed all over the state.
tecause Prof. Johns. refused to allow
me students Go Eu Goo the train Co ~-. Tho
h"N~ or on their journey. about I.s
skipped classes FOR the entire after
noon They went To- the station where
ih' old gold and blu. team was given a
fpusiuE ~s'nd-oft. The boys ar, iu first
class condition and expect to attach an
uth"r scalp for their wtEWam before
they return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
NEW ATTACK ON
G0RIZIA FAILS

VIENNA. Nov. 10. via London. 40.
-. go a. m.-The Austrian war
Office tonight gave u the following
statement.
Inc Italians have resumed their at
lacks on the lsonzo front. The attack
rs O directed chiefly against the
borlzla -hridgehead which II kept under
an uninterrupted heavy u fire. A.
ttmpts TO attack OSlaNia and a strong
attack against PodCora Height were
rcpulsed.
"A systematic bombardment Of m.
town OF Gorilla lasted for hours
lhree thousand shells of all CaIibre-
were used ln this work OF destruction
They caused serious fires. The mill
ldrA ddmage was tTlflInE but the I'M
hahitants suffered severe losses IN
o. and property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
POLICY OF GOVT
IN WAR PLOTS

WASHINGTON. ~. a. No, 90
he policy of tho Department of
Justice ana the Treasury Department
IN handlin- Investigations of bomb
plots. munitou factory explosions
and similar matters was announced
tonight in r. statement authorized by
Attorney General Gregory and S,crr
lHiN NCAdoo o. indicates that iu the
lliuf" the bureau OF Investigation of
Oh" Department OF Justice De- To- b.. the
main r.IidnC. ut tho government lu
dealing with alleged criminal aotiyi.
lies ln This country connected with
the European war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

~ The banquet Tuesday evening
resident Landon Bier gave a mos
interesting talk I'm bis talk he re-.
viewed the different affairs of tho
year ana talked briefly on what is be
ing contemplated by the club for next
season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
E
ING &
COM
PANY.

~IlttSburEh. Pa. November 49, 1915
The under@iEnet Trustees under the
t1rst Consolidated Mortgage OF the PUTS
burgh. MhrelfnE a Kentucky Railroad
company. dated January e.. 1854. hereby
give notice hat they have on hand
tl-2O3 SO applicable Co the purchase OF
t1rSt Consolidated Mortgage Bonds So
cured BY said mortgage. FOR the purpose
Of the sinking Fnud provided hereunder.
Proposals Will Dee received until DeCcm-
Der 26. 1918. FOR the sale 20 them Of
Sll.0Vo.o0 OF such bonds.
The MAXIMUM price which the Trus-
tees are authorized TO pay Is los and &C
crucd Interest. In case no bonds are Of
Tered. tho Trustees viii proceed 20 draw
BY lot $4,000. 90 OF said BOMBS a. par
and ACQUIRED interest.
=. g SCOTT.
a. NJ. SOUTH.
u-13-20-27 Trustees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

Wesley House. local motorcycI.
assent soIa Q machine during the wee,
III" EI"o'd H'rl~ford. Herisford is on.
'i me ''-' known riders iu this vicin
ana took part in the 350-miIe ON
yNIdh," race that was staged las
June II and 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 70 Manufacturers. Jobbera, nIsr-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
tho state Board OF Control OF the state
oi West virginia will receive bids daily
az IT. Office az Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies Tor ,hc several
stat, institutions. Oh, financial manage
m'ut Of which O. vested in said Board.
Contracts Will be awarded 20 the lowest
~hlddrr- quality considered. and other
Things being equal West Virginia deal
crS viii by given preference.
LISTS OF supplies needed VIII he FUR
uish'a bidders uu receipt OF REQUESTS
stating tine lime desired.
81 BOARD OF CONTROL.
J1-l-ff Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

WANTED once. several good G.I.-
'fy and sales boys. Co work before
school Apply az Circulation I..lr.-
mont. Intelligence. between ana B..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
PERSONAL


ECzENE Kills Eczema and We can prov,
o. f.r f... -HupIr write Co Ec-Z.u.
Co.. 1sNN d.. University Ave. ST. Paul.
MInu U--u-G
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
Helm

WANTED-Nu ur ITfE clerk for r..r.f
-'"r. Nuel Ur rr1f ir appearance I.
.fI.t~.I EMPLOY col LIr. reference N..
a'.- Clerk care tIIe office. r-r..u
ANTED-Fir Co. work boo grocery
.nIHir. ID N.eHItt. sch and Nf.r...
u.I...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
ST.. wCLAIRSVILLE
WINS. FIRST GAME
BASKET BALL SEASON WAS OPEN
WITH VICTORY OVER
HOPEDALE.
County Lads Pile Up Total Of
100 Points 20 Opponents PLAY
Cambridge December Z.

Special Dispatch 20 the I-nteligcncer.
ST GAINESVILLE o.. Nov. le-Thc
local High school basket ball team open
"a the home season this evening with an
overwhelming victory over the Hopcdale
nigh five. The local lads piled up "a
total OF 100 points while their opponents
the result OF fouls Schaffer was the
star Of the game with 20 field goals
The lineup
81. Clairsville. HopedAle
Stdebottum HUobler
Right Forward.
Schoftr Dutton
Left Forward.
MehFlue .----..- Means
Center.
Right Guard.
christie Lewis
Left Guard
Held bottom. 10. Schaffer.
20: MEride. n. Christie. g
Goals from folus-Sid,bottom. 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
FOR RENT

TOR RENT-Furntshed rooms. with or
without light housekeeping. 20. 18th
st n-19-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20


nm, 1Le 5n' machine should catch
'''''' We went out to get
F,,5 60
a. ",IH'InE OF TINS city has or
.C,rIc q ne" ,nr'e-SpFed Indian motor
,'' from Wesley House The ma
early spring months.
-
Monday morning tho specders will
=" 10 wheeling Hill where they will
ihelr toning up for the annual
,.w 'l"S hul cllmb The event
"lII De- run on Thanksgiving DAY and
esting ever staged by the club i,
viii consist Of time trials for HON
solo riders. tandem and -;5...-
events
-
During Tho week "a special rcIopborc
line will be- -rrt.F 90. NJ plo
ofnciais in cefffDg i tSr c co Us" OF The
each rider Last wear tbar.
hitch in tho Isler6oro '"u's
loo is for thi. reason b., I'm any
This time will prgyfd. -
.tIcu 90 prevent H. ocrY-rir. r'v1''
again.
Al, tbc h,ro
Prr.lIarf TsrE,, rs. '''"In-
irfera.-i-~ ,au. save a most
viewed nh. Jis, I'IN ne re-
year and fsus.d Ia '','lIS OF m"
." .a,n,H ''''Hs on what is be
U..t.r
AGENT .rr4 ",'i m~oiorcycl"
ro EIuo,J p.r5.f.- "'l1"E me week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
FOR sALE-Automobile

FOR SALE Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. O.. 4. Smith. l.. s. Lauu-
dry. Ee.lsire. ohio. se-30-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
Il o r. II Z N T

ron Z N
TWO LARGE ROOMS ON GROUND
FLOOR ESPECIALLY SUITED FOR
DOCTOR OR DENTIST: $50.
r FINE ROOMS ON THIRD
sls. ALL AT ISL MAIN
STREET.
M L. HAwLEY
lo65iz MAIN STREET
FOR RENr-Furnishcd front room for
light housekeeping. also one back room
1890 Market ST. 3rd floor. n-ls-i
FOR RENT-Second story front room
With board. llI2 Chaplinc 81. n-Is-m
FOR NT-Tw furnished front rooms.
steam heat and bath. Arlington
House. l4l7 Market. Natl I67-M.
se-aa.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

nm manage the machine should catch
any Speeder he went out TO get
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

fIcd Gersting Of this city has or.
u'I'd a new thrcc-Specd Indian motor.
q yci' from Wesley House. The ma
'hln' is 10 be delivered during the
early spring months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

monday morning the specdors will
go 10 Wheeling hin where they will
ngsln their toninE up for the annual
hahkssiNiuE him climb. The event
VIII De- run on THANKSGIVING day and
promises 10 be- one Of the most inter
'sllng ever staged by the club II
VIII, consist ~ time trials for both
SOLO HHtrt tandem and sidccar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
Haller, BieberSOn & GundIimgCO.

Real Estate n Firs InsuraEes,
1905 chaplins 81. Opposite CITY Blyr
Both Phones 4sa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
.lFtom wsdneslday y AdysttI.e,r,,l

y = t,...i... ....... y II
- = npeDss' . s'il' ~ ~ = -
department now IN the city occurring
information upon which to base q fc-|
sommendatioh "a secretarv MeAdoo re.
S..a,..,. ~ $500, 1900, - ~ ~
tus ~ Pssts, ~ '.sr = Z.
posed federal building, mas learned tnat
N At Least one association IN hono-
iun which mas carefuliy considered tee
matter thefe e nnsnimty. ms y
~ fnc vutdoor S'rcle, tne memters 81
which IN attendance ~ Pthe last meet
ing Of ths Circle, went rs, On record a. as
unqnaiiiieoiy Iatorlne tne Twin Sioe.
The women, through their executive q. Y
eommitteo, nave a srl sIetsel 70
M. kneosam, setting forth their views
ana tneir desires
This letter T.;
~ MT: r. =. huersam
Dear cir-fhe outdoor Circie OF
Honolulu st rs regular meeting on
cafuruay, Marcn ~, passed unhnim-
GUS resolution rUNOFluu the IrW1u HIEN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
SHERIFF WILL FIRE
CAPTAIN KAHANAMOKU
Policeman Draws Pay TiIl Ne Ap-
pears For Dismissal

Captain Duke Kalanamoki,, Of tho
police force, viii be asked To resign
just AZ soon as Sberiif Rose can get
his eye on this member Of his force.
Kahanarnoku has NOT prssentel b;rt
self at the police station tor SEVERN
days; his intention to throw up his
billet being indicated by this and Ly
the fact that he sent his badge to the
sheriff by special messenger (
Plenty Of good and substantial rea,
Sons are known to justify the SUMMARY
dismissal Of Kahanamoku, even IL ne
had continued TO show up for duty, jut
the sheriff does not like to publicly dls.
grace the officer by firing him. He Is
waitiny, therefore, to ask the captain
to resign. Meanwhile Kahanarnoku' s
pay continues.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
PONTOONS WILL Be USED 10 RAISE SUBMARINE F-4l
Feat OF AGRAz
WAS WONDERFUL
@
Pearl Diver From Thurs
day Island Lands Work Of
Naval Fish

The feat Of Jack Aeraz In descend
ing into the sea to a depth Of 2l5 feet,
fitted only with helmet, is a remark.
able achievement, 2 said G. r. Gaunt
yesfrday. Mr.. Ganht Is master
pcarlef. who spent number Of years
10 the vicinity Of Thursday Island en-.
gagged in pearl fishing and in daily con
tact With daring divers who feared no
danger In descending to the sea floor
in their search for pearls and pearl
shell: He Is spending a vacation in Ho-
'nolbIu.
es1he pearl fishers on Thursday
Island i1se equipment similar % that
cmp,oyed by Agraz, Ne continued.
80 Mary Of the divers. are Japanese,
fetoenized as among the host IN the
world The greatest depth | have
know fhom 10 attain was twenty eight
fafhofns, or I68 feet.
II knew a Norwegian named Lam
bert, who in 1904 made depth Of
thiftytWo fathoms. or 1872 feet. This
was on Cape Finister. Lambert fas
fitted with complete diving outfit. He
was memher Of the crew Of the
sttamer Alfonso n. which foundered
on Cape .Finister, earryine gold bars
valued af one million dollars to the
bottom. Lambert descended TO the
wreck ffpeatedly, bringing up al but
two Of the sold bars.
This at that time was looked upon
as the Creates dlpine feat ever ac-
compliehed But Aefaz has beaten II
~ nearly twenty-five feet, and with
practically no protection. z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
CUP|DHERE
FROM WASHINGTON
iMatsoNia Brings Prominent Per-
sons General MCAIpih Of
New York Aboard

3 (From Wednesday, AdvertiserD
a. / /, 80. II. ~. ~
ting oefen ppt cioupy ~ We Z, ~. \.
lot Of the MatsQn steamer Matsonih
In her voyage from san Francisco. She
docked at beven-thirty yesterday morn.
ing, on time TO the minute. She
brought a heavy mail 4Of bags.
on the Matsonia were Delegate J.K-
Kalanianaole and Mrs. Kalanianaole,
who were returning home from Wash.
1 1,,.''ss. tv''o"lns t's 1uJo"' =,
y-sss7. $50, =.
~ene'1 MILLS v0'no 4
There was . big passenger list whieh
included General z. A. McAlpin Mil
lionaife owne Of the MeAipiH the
well known New York hotel; General