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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11
KILLS
Committee TO
REVIEW Bills

Senator Wirtz's proposal to create
q reference committee in the upper
Legislative branch, wherein would be
buried most Of the impossible riiea-
sures. died a-borning.
The rules committee submitted the
proposal In due form for the organiza-
tion Of the committee, but 3leclined to
recommend It and when 1t came to the
question Of adopting the suggestion
Wirtz and Senator Robinson of Maui
were the only proponents OF the fea-
ture.
Senators ID. e. Metzger, Rice and
Quinn arose and spoke against the In
noyation. Rice and Quinn both dilat-
ing upon the failure of similar ex-
pertinent In the house. of representa-
tives In the 1906 session.
AS outlined by the rules committee
the duties Of the new committee
would have been to examine every
new measure introduced in the sen.
ste, after II had passed first reading
and before 1t went to the printing
committee, with view to prevent
expense in the printing
OF bills which are Of similar purport
or which on their face are uncenstf
tutional. The said committee shall
report on said bills as promptly as
possible and in its report make such
recommendations as It may deem adj.
visable Said COMMITTEES shall consist
Of five members to be appointed. as.
follows One from each senatorial
district and one at large
S Il can't see what we woulss gain by
the creation OF such committee" said
Metzger. I'm fact. it would only result
in delay in the progress of measures
through this mousse. There are very
few bills introduced in this branch
which require any consideration as to-
their constitutionality
The present session is nearly one
third through II we were over
Rhelmed with mass OF new bills
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SEALED TENDERS.


& Sealed tenders viii be received up
to noon on the Esd day OF March. 1915,
at the office OF the City and County
Clerk OF Honolulu. Mcintyre building.
for furnishing No. ! California wheat
bay, in six-foot bales, double com
pressed, to the City and County for
the sthree-menthss period beginning
with the 1st day OF April and ending
with the Both day OF June, Of 1915.
A certified check or certificate OF
deposit on a bank doing business with
the Territory of Hawaii, in q sur
equal to per cent OF the amount IN
3yolyed, will be required of every bid
der.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
D. KALAUOKALAl11, JR-.fl
City and County Clerk,
6109-Mar. II. II. 13, IL. 1s. II. 1s
10, 20, %. i !
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Sl65,OOOS FIXED
AS UPSET PRICE
FOR MAHUKA SITE
Conference Report Adopted by
Congress on Honolulu Fed
eraI Site Completes Plans
BISHOP STREET OWNERS
WILL BE REIMBURSED
Dispute Between Two Houses
Easily Settled, Allows Meas
ure to Go to President

Comics OF the conference report
finally adopted by Congress on the bill
for the construction Of the public fed
eral building for Honolulu were re-
ceiyed today: One chief point in dis
pute between the two houses. the dis
position OF the Mahuka site. was set
tied by an arrangement to offer. the
site for sale at an upset price of $780,
900, cf which $4,000 Is to 60 to the
owners OF the Bishop street property
vacated when the site was taken over.
The secretery of the treasury is
empowered to offer the site for sale
to the highest bidder at q date to be
advertised.
The report Is signed by Representa-.
tiyes Frank Clark. John L Burnett.
and n. w Austin, for the house, ana
Senators Claude A Swanson. James z.
MARITIME and r, e. Warren for the sem
ate. Following is the, report:
..ln lieu OF the matter proposed to
be inserted insert the following: sell
and convey, by usual auitclaim deed,
said site to the highest bidder. at pub
lie or private sale, after giving notice
By auVSIlloCLtul IOL 0J O0J III -
least two newspapers published In
said city OF Honolulu at minimum
price OF not less than $165. 900; and
the Secretary OF the Treasury Is here
by authorized to arrange for the reim-
bursement OF the contributors to the
opening and dedication OF Bishop
street adjoining said site, through any
responsible fiscal agent In Honolulu
whom he may Designate: Provided,
that the agent serves Without COM
pensati0n; and the Secretary Of the
Treasgryis authorized 70 deposit Wifh
such 3te1it zoo oIr<tiie amount real
ized from the sale Of the present site.
and take bond from the agent for
the fun deposit; and the agent shall
ascertain the names Of the contribut.
ors, and the amounts contributed and
shall reimburse them, taking receipt
In each case, the reimbursement to be
the amount contributed without inters
est; and the receipt obtained by the
fiscal agent shall be considered as
evidence Of the reimbursement and
the person 50 reimbursed shall have
no further claim. The appointment Of
the fiscal agent and the conditions un.
der which the reimbursement Is to
be arranged shall be advertised in at
least two local newspapers Of wide
tContinped on page threel
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DESHA TO UNDERGO
OPERATION ON EYE

/ 2e Rev. Stephen L. Desha, senator
i i Hslo, will go under the silrgeon's
fe early tomorrow morning at the
3en's hospital DR.. Morgan is te
srate on the senator's left eye foI
kgrowth which has been developine
lere for several months and has
Ieen giving him much pain.
1t IS an old trouble. thought to have
een caused originally BY an accident
nd fOr which Rev Deslia once before
to an operation The sur.
eon has assured him tomorrow's or.
eal VIII not be serious. however, and
hat he will be able to resume his du.
.es in the legislature within three or
BUR days.
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IAssoeiated Presa service BIZ

8
Ell PASo. Texas March 11-From his headquarters
the border Gen Francisco Villa issues word that
the United States nervenes in Mexico he and his forces
will combat the invader.
WASHINGTON D. O. March 1.-THE United States
has sent another formal Gen. Carranza It is under
stood this note emphasizes the Importance Of open commun
cation between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. March Information that four
Spaniards have been assassnaed Mexico City and that
oong and the burning Of residences is in progress
laid before Secretary Of State Bryan Senior Don Gayngo
the Spanish ambassador
In putting before the department this report Of riot
conditions and the killing Of his counrymen the ambas
sador did not request that specific action be taken
President Wilson has received Caranza note in reply
the United States protest against the conditions IN Mexico
encouraging the indicating desire to carry out the
wishes of the United States.
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D. S TO MAKE SEARCHING INQUIRY
INTO SINKING OF FRYE BY GERMAN

fAes0cipted Press Federal Wireessl
- WASHINGTONt p c. March IL President Wilson said
today that searching inquiry viii be made into the INK
ing Of the American ship w Frye BY the German auxiliary
Pnz Eel Fsderch reported from Newport News where
the German steamer stopped yesterday for repairs he said
also that action BY the United States will be based the result
of the investigation
It is regarded certain that America viii ask for dam
well for explanation from the German govern
ment. s
international law supplies few precedents the desruc
on Of neutral ships It is generally regarded that Americas
against Germany is good
SKIPPER DENIES CoNTRABAND
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March 1.-The Prinz Eitel win
require six weeks for repairs.
Capt Kiehne. the skipper Of the W. r Frye has made
deposition to the facts Of the ships destruction by the
German auxiliary He has been instructed report the
treasury department in Washington tomorrow
Fifteen Of South American mail taken BY the Prinz
Ete from the French Foride win be released The
commander has been asked for statement his
for sinking the Frye.
So far the German officers refuse to surrender the ship
papers, holding them for prize court agree give copies
to the United States government Capt Kehne asserts that
his cargo contained contraband 81
The total prizes Of taken by the Prnz Eel Fedech
given following her arrival here are eleven including
the British vessels Charcas and Katon and the French lean
WASHINGTON D. G., March 1.-THE Prinz Eitel
Frederick has gone into drydOck at Newport News The
aptain says he will not intern the vessel
The immigration officials have ruled that 20 passengers
the Forde undesirables and cannot be landed The
nch lines refusing take them Europe the Germans
II 81 care for them until their own nation acts.
i The crew Of the Frye have been released
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THAN On
STAND IELLS0F
PLOT IOESCAPE
"a p by FED. WifaIessI

NEW yoR, N ". March 1f-Tes-
timony regarding his sanity being
barred, Harry K. Thaw. on trial for
escaping from the Matteawan asylum
for the criminal insane, took the stand
today. He told how he had planned
the escape, alleging that he was ad.
vised that there was nothing criminal
IN an escape II il were accomplished
without Violence. He said he despair.
ed Of gaining his freedom BY legal
means. s
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Senate bill 10, prohibiting the dis
charge Of firearms in any city or town
of the territory was killed In the SEN
ate today, Metzger and Desha sqaelch-
ing 1t because the military committfes
had amended 1t so it applied to ECor
alone Makekau. chairman Of the 4 !.
wall county committee, submitted
minority report. recommending
passage, but his action received g g
support from any of the other s. U
at0rs Ehe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11
BRITISH GAIN
SUCCESS, SAYS
REPORT TODAY
Important Advance in Flanders
Wins Mile and a Half of
German Trenches
TEUT0MS PLANNING NEW
ATTACK ON PRASzNYSZ
Petrograd Despatch Shows
Remarkable Mobility of
Enemy's Troops
[A ?. by rsd. WIreIessl

WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar,
11.Ambassador Morgenthau
Of Turkey has cabled that the
British admiral has given the
Turkish garrison at Smyrna
"a hours to surrender in order
to avoid bombardment BY the
Allies fleet.
LONDON, England, March
11.An important series Of
successes has been won in hard
fighting in Flanders, accord.
ing to the news from that sec
tion Of the western line.
A British attack along an
extended front resulted in the
capture Of q mile and q half
Of German trenches.
The victory is partially adj
mitted by Berlin. The British
have taken Neuvchapelle
(Neufchatel) and 1000 prison
ers.
A British official observer
describes the Germans as ''in,
tensely brave and says they
have no reason to be discours
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JAPAN YIELDS POINTS
AND AGREEMENT WITH
CHINA PRACTICALLY MADE.
"a. p. hy Fed. WIrelessl

PEkING, ChIna. WaFch 1.-Ihe
Japanese are slightly recedino from
the letter Of their original demands
made on the Chinese government. II
.is agreed that In South Manchuria
Japan shall have the preference In the
matter u future railroad loans and
mining rights during fixed period.
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NEW FLAG H0lSTED
BY ADMIRAL HOWARD
IA. P. by Fed. Wirelessl

a. IF. Dy Fed, @WlTeIessI
SAN DIEGO, Cal, March if.-Rear
Admiral Thomas 8. Howard. connmail-
.der-in-ehief Of the Pacific fieet, was
elevated to the rank Of admiral today,
under the recent act Of Congress. He
hcisted his new nag on che cruiser
Colorado at 1880 o'clock.
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SUGAR

y SAN FRANCISCO, March 1f.Su.
gar: s6 degrees test. 4.715 cents. Pre-.
''Tious quotation, 4675 cents.
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new lAMERICAN NOTE SERVED
ON cARRANzA;; He INDICATES
DESIRE TO AVOID A BREACH

SPANISH AMBASSADOR LAYS GROUND FOR PROTEST BY
STATEMENT OF ASSASSINATION OF COUNTRYMEM-
NO DEFINITE ACTION REoUESTED-WASHlnGT0M EN-
8 PHASIZES NECESSITY OF KEEPING OPEN C0MMUNCA-
8 TON BETWEEN CAPITAL AND PORT OF VERA CRUZ
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Capt. Henry Lambert. while Walk
ing in New York with De fecfire Lieut.:
Funston. had his pocket picked Of $50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11

Only one Of the employees Of the
Northern Pacifc Railway Co. was
killed in Montana during 1914:
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there might be some reason in trom
step, as helping to eliminate lot teo
the dead timber. AS 1t is, hoy6fiRses
1t seems to me the reference cEAdy.
tee proposition is not democrang ! new
in keeping with the dignits can be
body. The members of thgand smaII
consider are very well n inyestieate
that In the main, we can -
flooding Of this house insnected ou,
Would require weedin & fhe sbr,f,ss,
ruthless manner" a sas,,t.. ~ ~ ~ !
Rice agreed that T Ion & Parsons.-
undemocratic and RI .''.
far as he knew no ft.s. p...,... -
had ever been empi -. Ssssas. .a - 49,,
Moreover. he ans .v.nla .pLll 1,sts 80
ent rate we evident thc eoI Y, ena.,
print more than ZION, turns OUT tne
Der of bills that Il tse hatcnes ever Sc.
The proposal = 80 s3ss
ballot of II to = =
The senate t6 tilson has ten tons OF
10. which as lar, but the dealer can
tary committee9 II because the goveFn-
fnI to dischars 10 @. i. u without =
nifx, lirnito 80 III
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iilson has ten tons of
lar. but the dealer cam
it because the goveEn-
TO Q. Il. Il without \
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The proposal
ballot of IL to
The senate Il
10, which. as
tary committed
fnI to dischar
city limits Of II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
CARPATHIAN BATTLI
IS STILL In PROGRESS
Bloody Engagements Between Russians and Aus
trians-French Striving to Dislodge Ger
mans at St. MiheI-German Subma-
rine U-29 Lost.
lRY ASSOCIATED PRESS }

LONDON April The Carpathian mountains and the hily
country between the Rivers Meuse and Moee France continue
to be scenes OF most engagements Little news however
forthcoming the progress of the battle Except the Uzok
Of the Capahans where the Ausans assisted by Germans
offering stubborn resistance the Russians said to have Cross
ed the first Of the mountains the heights of which they
took from the Auirans handto-hand fighting they look
down the slopes towards the plains of hungary The Auans
admit that things badly and anxousy awaiting Ger
renorcemen hurryng their all The Austans also
fighting in Bukowna
Engagement Northern Poland where the Russians trying
10 push back the Germans, appear to be small affairs
Between the Musc Mosee the French the ofen
and attempting force the Germans give ST. Mihiel
attacks of the French The Begans eganed bit Of ground m
Flanders
In England the drink question uppemost The Cabinet met
today discuss Governmental action bu, decision render
banhng alcoholic liquors from their household while the
churches making plea the people pledge themselves to abb
stain from liquor until the S
ays wahps have suddenly left their bases and
uated Aukua Sicily and Taranto The fleet is consid
strongest Italy has had The future plans known
only King Emmanuel and FEW high Government officials
Tragedy of the submarine U29 whose commander be-
eved captain Otto Weddgen is told of Off
cial which Berlin the submarine has mot returned
since its last and is regarded lost"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
nhllnnHv AABlIrrn
GhLLuUuI hlvIUJL1
INDUSTRIAL COM.
Qt ESUON OI PATH TO GREAT
MSS AND ACCOMPANYING
HONESTY II DISCUSSED.

D.. Accented rr-.
CHICAGO. lUI. April "A col
'puuy about the honesty of man
eHo. starting at the bottom aud ad-
,uuces 90 the head OF a great rail
rYad as compared with one who
becomes thc head OF o. great labor
organization enli,oned the session OF
'a, United States Commission on
Industrial Relations today The
-Eumout Vas between Charles ".
Markham president OF the Illinois
.H'U Railway and Austin a. Gar
...u. president of the order OF
Railway Conductors. and member
.. fhO commission Are you more
honest now than when you we're
.u.r.us coal at Tucson2" asked
gtrrD's0n 'Nof bit. but my re-
r0us.Niifios are greater" was the
answer 'l- a man less honest be-
.tH.s Uo chooses to rise through the
labor army iu tho railroad business
'. f.r presidency of union. in
faI of to The head of a rallroad
company There is no essential
difference alphabetically. the his
..rr Yt fh. knights of Labor and
... Nmor.gu Railway Union and
similar organizations has been bad"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
COOPER WELL DEVELOPS OH.
AND GAS. SAYS MEMS
CORRESPONDENT.
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS
l. Estimate ~ some Nicn un Ground
-Grcat Excitement over the
strike Throughout cha.
dress Country.

special tu fhs Ncva
CHiLDREss. Tex. April This
communit, was thrown into spell
of Unprecedented excitement today
when the report became current that
oil and gas had been discovered near
thit city
Tho Consolidated On Co. which
has been drilling ou Cooper well near
here Tor the past two weeks. has
actually brought in what is nos be.
licycd to he paying oil wcll
About % O'Clock this afternoon.
after the drill passed through about
sixteen feet Of cap rock q strong
flow of oil anl gas wW developed
n viii only bp @ matter of short
time until the quantity OF both can
be- tested Some of the men who
have been ON The ground aud claim
to have muWlodrr of the business.
estimate that tho we'll will furnish
not less than 500 barrels of OH per
day
should these predictions prove
irur 800 lurosro tor Childrcst aud
ChildrrsR county period of rich
development and material progress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
AFTER MONTH on STALIlNG
GERMAN COMMANDER TELLS
HIS INTENTION.
EXPECTED RELIEF" FAILED
Up tu Last Moment Appeared to
Make Ready for Dash to sea
Allied Narships Watch
ing for PREY.

Ry Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d G.. April 7.-
Commander Tbierchen, OF the Ger
man auxiliary cruiser prinz Eitel
Friedrich. informed the collector Of
customs at Newport News tonight
that hc desired 20 intern his ship
In American waters during the time
of war ne said he was Obliged TO
determine Cn this course because re-
lief. which would have made d pos
slble for a dash TO sea. had failed 10
arrive II is announced by tho navy
department that the Eltel viii be
taken 20 Norfolk Navy Yard and the
officers aud croN pledged not TO
participate further 100 the war
Up 10 the last moment Commau-
der Thicrlchcns kept up tho appear
ancc of being ready fer dash TO sea
When the time for decision came he
explained that The failure OF "eN-
pectcd relief made II necessary 10
intern rather than deliver the crew
and ship TO a fruitless and certain
destruction by British and French
war.hips waiting of the virginia
capcs. The Priul Eitol has been
held here sine. n limped into port
ON March 10. after romai kahle
merce-destroylng voyage from
the Orient. during which q sent also
the American ship William = FRYE
10 the bottom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
WITH EITHER PARTY IN NEXT
CAMPAIGN. SAYS sECRE-
TARN BRYAN.
WRITES COMMITTEEMAN
says Democrats Must Take stand
Against Liquor Interests and
Officers Controlled
By Them.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April e.
Secretary Bryan made public TO-
night a letter written by him TO t.
W. Kensington, democratic national
committeeman Of Iowa. In which he
expressed the hope that the demo
Gratis OF Iowa will take stand for
prohibition and vote against off
cials who are controlled by the %.
quor interests.
Mr. Bryan said he hoped 10 see
the democratic party take the pro
hibition side wherever the question
was raised; that n the liquor inter.
csts insisted upon making II an issue
IN the selection OF national commit
teemen. the people who are opposed
20 the liquor traffic couldn't afford
20 ignore II. AT present. however,
Il does not seem probable that prohi-
bition will find a place In the plat
form OF either tho democratic or re-
publican party" he said
nose VINO l'pI'h'hi iu' IVhoI
interests are conscieuceless IN their
method 10 debauch individuals
through phom they act and the par
IS 10 which they dictate The dem
ocratic party cen only hope for sue
cess when Il gives expression to
high ideals, aud makes itself cham
pion of the uoblest principles and
bCsl policies, he concluded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
PACKERS DEMAND
QUICK SERVICE
WITNESS ~ FREIGHT INCRIASE
HEARING SAYS MEAT MEN
ASH TOO Much.

CHICAGO, lll, April Z The
speed required by meat pacE.rs iu
the transportation ot livestock and
fresh meats. without Buy extra re-
turn for tho special service. was de-
scribcd by . a Somcrglllo super
Inteudout Of transportation of the
Missouri Pacific Railway nj tlc lu-
trrsatr Commerce hearing OF the
western freight Gaze today o. was
given as q reason Nhy 'ho roads are
asking higher rates on certain com
modiuos Nh Sumorvillc Was testify
ing boo behalf of the plea of the roads
tor au increase oft three cents hum
dr,d on cattle. hogs and sheep. and
tive cent. ON horses and mules W,
said the packers are constantly Dos
crcasinr their demand for quick and
efficient service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
Railroad Men Nee, Lumbc,1ncn.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April e. a
gathering Of Southern umbcfmcn
today 10 protest against the higher
freight rates ON hardVouds WAS al.
tended by representative Of the
southern railways The meeting
took place at the headquarters of
the Southern Hardwood Traffic As
sociatiou. which has protested
against rate advances 10 the Inter
state Commerce Commission ln
proof OF Their couteuu,a tuat tnclf
profits are too small 10 stand q
higher freight rate. the mmbcrmcu
have offered TO open their books 90
tho railroad men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08
HARVESTER CO.
IN HIGH COURT
DISSOLUTION ASki'r ~ IOWIi:
cot ~ ON CnARGE 80 NNii.
TRUST VIOLATIONS

Co., h..oD.af,i pf,an
WASHINGTON. o. .. April
Tho crucial contest the govern
mcnt's dissolution aui against the
International larye, tpr Company bo.
gan today with % presentation of
the case before o. 4 .ppremc court
In "-l hr'" "'D, - 1"' OF
ilc importance OF he ease the court
consented tn giyo tvo full days 10
argument Of The case Only John
q. Wilson. director in tbr COMPANY
aud ono 60 its corp. 1f attorneys was
heard today Tb. suit begun three
years ago iu thr federal district ot
Minnesota More thau twelve hun
drad .fues N,re board Boo the
lower court which decided that the
company %. combination iu ,iun-
tIou of 'ls sherman aut-tru-i mN.
.ul directed It dissolution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08

GALVESTON, Tex April -
The sNiy-se,oul grand ,oncIl'o o'
the grand commaudory ku-h's
Tomplar. of Texas, opened here 90.
DAY Many members and au. .-
from an over the state are a.'rnd-
ing Th, San Tc,ipo de- Austin Com
mandor, Of Galveston. is dDiu" iHo
entertaining
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08

HERLIN. April 9 wealthy va.
man whose name yet has been kept
scrat ta. presented The school 600
tHYnur. 0' Uumburg iu East rrH.
sis with 100000 marks tf25HunI
which b. to bo used iH giving N'gH
hpol education 20 the orphan rH.'.
drru whose fathers have fallen boo
tho war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-08

...a. H THr Naas
SAN FNANCl>DO.
~ tfp Ohio UwH..
position today spoc.1 '
held to ,ommemuraf.
Element oi Ohio. u'
la5 year. s-u by #
Nev ErE.audcrs at H...'" I"'
Ohio Society of O.HH.u. HHH
chars" lt todays r,r.mn.... ...r.
perc attended hy MANY nli. ..I'o..
~ the Fair