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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

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tiralih Is 5ilderetz5abr5eu9e NIT
1,63O,0O0 gfuno 9alibut Elm, Ell
un9emDbnli9 9robes Quantum. Ser
Dampfer r@biea9o" alein praAte
100000 pfunb biefes Slides, Sic
on Sen 8I11ten OH ser 10rbliden
&iite bon @anporper Sslanb 9efanz
gen tpprber tparen. 9ie 2ooung
BON eintgen ser Jobr5euse tpuroe gu
3 Bis 4 Gents per pfuno perfouft,
etnem Preiie, lei Dem, tpie Die ST.
f&er 1agen, Der 5i1afang 1la 1ttt
be5ablt.
Gin anobe bena@ri@tigz
te neu1id abenos sic Ppli5ei oes
norbpeitli4en 9iftrttts lit Baltimore,
ooB cine Trou in etrem 9auie an
W. lombard @trabe @ift genommen
babe. Sin poli5iit besab iid fofort
na@ benz @auie uno fono 5rau Mooz
ma @a1terS int speiten @todtpert
bes @ebduoes auf. sic fagte, oab
lie &reofot %getrunten bobe lno belt
in ibrer 9ano cine leere Tlaide. Sn
Der Ypli5eiambular5 lpurbe lie nod
benz MarpIdnoer timber itdtss 6oipiz
tai gebradt, mo- fie angeblid oie Gr<
tldruns abgegeben baben ion. oaB ibr
@otte por Mo@enfriit areoiot se1om=
men unb lie ii@ bios ider5peiie perz
tent babe, UNI ii4 fit beifen Mtt gu
repandierer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Taa gegen sic equity" miir6e fal.
len gelailen tperben, Der @abrbeit
e1tbebre. Ger San mer6e gegen gn,
Sc September our @e%rbanolung &C.
langen. {.
@rancpiIle. - Die Molfe=
rel ser gSortbern 9oirp 60. branrte
bier total nieoer. DaS 6e1er perur,
iudte einen Sbo6en bon $4,000.
Die Molferet mar bon gr0Bter @tbI
tigfeit fir sic ltmgegeno un6 Bldne
iino untertpegs, iie iofort tpie6er auf-
5nbauen.
@ran6 Sorts. = g. 5trom=
me- elm bieiiger 8ortragsmeiiter nn6
8eitungsma1l11, min III naditer 3eit
cine @eiie nod @ublano antreten,
um eingebeno 6ie &rieeslage 8a1 itu-
oieren. 9tromme mor friiber be-
reitS gum ielben 3mede In Deuti@~
lan6 1n6 England.
@lenbnrn. 1000 Sla1ben
8rQnntmein, %iogerannter u9quirrel=
Mbisfep," tp1r6en bier bonn Sbertff
perni6tet. Ser 8ranntpei11 tpar be-
idlagnobmt mor6en, % 6te 5tpei
BerIone11, an 6ie er geididt por6en
tpar, ni@t erfldren fonnten, mie iie
10 biel 8rannttpetn 1elber bertilgen
f0mnter.
@i6germoo6. = Sobn 9an6z
outfit 1tarb ont Sonnenltib int @rnte>
fel6e. gr tpar etr frem6er Mrbeiter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

unb lit iber feline &erfunft nidts
in grfabrutg 51 bringen. Ser Monn
mar an sic Mrbeit in Der Sonnenbibe
nidt gep0bnt un6 serlag Dem nnge-
mobnten Stapa5en.
Mam6an. = Ml1f Ser Seloita=
ton Ser itaatliden Soritbeboroe
mad)ien 5ur 3eit ettpa bret @iaio-
men @aumden, melde Die groBte
sorgfalt erbalten, INT I'M @erlanf
Ser ndditen Sabre iiber oie gon5e
@egeno an oie 2%an6mirtbe 5nr Mn-
pflan5ung BON @6ubgiirteln ber=
monot 511 mer6en. @s iin6 Dies 51=
meiit l1lmen, gidem, 8appeln per=
ibieoener Mrt un6 Na6elbanme. Ser
inn nabiten Sriibling 5nr @ertbei<
lung gelangene @orratb lit i6on Der
griffen nr6 on6ere 6iesiabrige Mn=
fragen per6en erit i'm 6rlbiabr
1917 befrie6igt.
Mc Sntoib. = SIN &reiSge-
ridte erlangten 25 Sn6ianer TIRE
@iirgerpapiere n16 tpa1r6en 5nglet4
tire Na11en bon Sen Stammregtitern
geItriden. 9ieS gei@iebt in 8efo1<
g111g 6es Nlanes ser 8un6eSregte>
r1ng, 6ie Su6ioner u%nabbangig gu
maiden. Sie lit beitrebt, tire Sdpb-
befoblenen iobolo mie m0gli@ alS'
omerifonilde @iirger ol1S5ubil6en.
Gu ter. - Mus Dem Eerrain
ser @iI6re1erbution fornt1t 6te Mel>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Sttereiie %itoatsmeiter 9robibition
ltattfinoem. Sm Sabre 1916 fommt
sic leioige Yrobibitionsfra mieoer
5nr &olfsabitimmtng, nn6 a1f oiele
@abl miro bereitS tii6tig bingear=
heitet.
9ionr sails. = Die @taot-
fommiiiare baben cine neue Ser
febrsperuron1ng a11genon1mel1. Die
lelbe beltinrmt olS nieorigite Strafe
fir SIT ibnelles Tabren nit einem
M11tomobil $25 nno fir Sabren onf
oem Seitentpege NIT einem Sabrrao
$500.
Gurefa. = Ser 6iesiabrige
&onpent oes oel1tid=amerifaniiden
Stoutsperban0es BON Siio0afota
miro bier ou1 Is. uno 16. Septem=
Der %abgebolteu merben. Sin ole Ser
cine gebt sic bringen6e M11ffor6e-
r,,ng, 5eitgeredt g~eriommlungen ob-
5ubalter, 11n1 lire 9elegaten 511 err
pablen, oamit iie Sic ibnen 5ufom-
me116e @ertretltng m1f oem &o1pente
baben.
Yierre. = Sci Ser Mnfnabme
oes letten 3erlus I'M Stoate mrr6e
al,6 gum %erltenale sic I%bitammlt11g
ober Mationalitat Ser 8emobner feit=
gelteIt. Oas grgebniB miro pielfa6
iiberraidt baben> neil allgemein an=
genonmen m1tr6e, SOS ifanoinabiide
Clement lei SOS ltdrfilte i'm Staate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Sic Mmerifaner linb nit 1913 @ro=
5ent ser 8ep0lterung per5eid)net, ltnh
oielen fplgen NUT 22.4 &ro5ent Die
1euti6ep; baum fomn1en crit 1T lan-
gent MbItanoe sic. Sfanoinapier l1nb
oieIen sic arl6eren gtattonalitdten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

oung, baB sic BORT eingeffiibrten
@opitibiride un6 8iffel 6en Sar-
mern sic GeI6frltdt 5eritoren. Snner-
bulb 6es @ebiets liegt cine Mn5abl
Jarmer, mel6e mobl e%inge3allnt iin6>
oo6 iin6 oieie 3aure nidt ltarf ge-
mug, 6en Sbieren 51 tpi6eriteben.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

JUMPS FOR HIS LIFE


When q heavily loaded merchandise
car ON the Frisco railroad broke away
from a string of cars being handled
by q switch engine in the yards on
this side of the Arkansas river early
last evening, defective brakes allowed
it To- run at lightning speed to West
Tulsa, where ID cOlIidcd with a train,
badly wrcclNng several cars. Although
Thomas Leonard, "a swltChmau, made
the thrilling ride on top of the run
away car. he escaped by jumping
when he saw a collision was imminent
and escaped with only minor injuries.
A defective coupling caused the car
10 break away and defective brakes
made Lcouard's efforts TO check IL
futile. At first the speed did not cause
alarm, but on the grade leading To- the
bridge "a mile "a minute was attained
and IL was feared the car would leave
the rails Leonard at first worked
horOicalIy with the hand brake. but
was unable TO make any impression on
the speed Of the ear and abandoned
his attempts boz favor Of efforts TO pre-
vent his being thrown off,
Across the bridge the car rushed
with the speed Of am express train.
Several cars were ON the track in West
Tulsa and into these the runaway
crashed Two Of the cars, all of them
empty were badly smashed but the
heavily loaded merchandise car was
little damaged. At first ID was feared
Leonard had been thrown into the
wrcckagc but am investigation re-
yeaIod he had jumped before the inn
pact took place. His injuries con
sisted mostly Of trivial scratches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

NONE WAS KILLED
in Darkness Across
the Rio Grande; Amer
leans Not Hurt.

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y ,rbo ,ro,.i,,,, t,,5i.- II,
,o.r.a1 -, r,..,' ,
NC" pau " VI twenty O"'''"
states lhtantrymen at Capote ranch
early today. charged the camp from
three directions ayidentI, boIin,iro
49,.
lle IhIaHlyiheH TO De IN tents. In
stead the infantry was in trenches
out from the camu and opened fire
an tbo ,to,.ic,,. ~ fie,.. II. ,.,c...,
,,''' ''' .'i'S nus "''o' e
Ine latter realized what mad occurred.
ne lIIIhS continued Tor perhaps ten
minutes Wheh the MeXicans, seeing
What lhey were Up against retreated
IN the direction of the Rio Grande,
The infantry was parts Of compan-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

U. S. OPPOSED TO IT
Japan and Great Britain
Also Prefer Present
Chinese Rule.

WASHINGToN Oct "a The
w United States has declined to
express any opinion as to whether it
approves the proposed change in
China from a republic To- MONARCHY
u became known today that some
of the Interested powers i'm seeking TO
sound out the Washington govern
ment Informally had learned that the
latter would take no step that might
be construed as an interference In the
internal concerns of other foreign
states
Interest in the far eastern situation.
which has for months been over
shadowed by the controversies of the
European war was revived i'm official
quarters today by a dispatch an
nouncing the resignation Of the
Chinese premier, Hsu Shih Chang.
This Development was regarded as
significant because few weeks ago
the premier made "a public statement
saying that as q former official Of the
Manchu dynasty ne would not serve
under another emperor.
Change il Ill-Timcd.
The Chinese government Itself has
not asked for the views Of the United
states and officially nothing has been
said here on the subject II is known,
however, that privately the hope ls
entertained I'm Washington that tho
change will not be made. This is
based not only on the natural sym
pathy for the Republican form of gov
Orument but because OF the belief that
the change might affect the political
equilibrium Of the far east at this
time The fact that President Yuan
Sbi Kai was elected for "a term Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
Says He Was Not Familiar
With Political Activ-
tiles of Late Hall.
A SURPRISE TO HIM
More Communications Are
introduced by the Pros
ecuting Attorney.
A1rssUeGh FlRE
NEW YORK. oct 2g.-charIes 5.

r,,,. ,-.r,-
~ "" iol'N, 'cl z9.-Charles >.
~ Mellcn told the court at the trial
Of the II directors of tha No,r y,rl,
New Haven 4 Hartford p,iIro"5 ,0,,,
pany today maj bo h1l royo,. i,,.n,,,,,
of the political pctiyitiae of tba I,,o
John NJ, Hall yfce-nrrsidant and I,to
president of the Nov Uaven min
cncing legislation in f9yar nf Tho Tnr.
Haven. nor as far ,e bo r,p,,,, ,,..,
the existence of tha nu,norm"s ro,t,rs IrS
which HAN wrote on The enhiart
known to other diroct,rs ~, aff;S,.,,
of the companv '-'''0'' %
81 was paraIvzed IN discover, AIR
NeIlen said that had Lecn for tao
wears within reach of tbe Inttor r,r,.,,
Copy books (containing tbo IIaIi IT,
ters). and never been bIawn % '|,, mn '''
mad no ronnnrtior ,,ftb thoso ,,aPt,o,.,
direct or Indirect rrvor bad am,
reason to refer to thrr rnr do ;
know of any officer or diroctnr tb,t
did don't tbinl, tbn,, l,na,,. 80
thom."
Still Moro Tottcrs
NeverfhcIrss Tho govcrnr,ort ,r
toineys rontir'lcd tbG irtrrJ,Icti,.r, ~,
more of the HAN letters which b,i
to do NOT only with I,risIatiro mat.
ters huf win the aIrog,d offnrt, ,f
the New Haven to prevent steambo1t
comnntifion ono Of tbas. lottor, I'm -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
CONSIDINE SAYS
HE rs PENNILESS

SEATTLE, Wash, oct. 29.-John
Considine. member Of the theatrical
firm Of Sullivan & Considine, who a
few years ago was reputed a mil
lionaire, testified in the superior court
here today that he was entirely with
out means and that he owed
100000.
He was being examined in supple
mental proceedings as to his ability
TO satisfy a judgment for s2,5OO on
unpaid notes. Considine said he had
used every means to raise the money,
even seeking TO mortgage mis- theater
here, but in vain. lie said he had
sold his diamonds and parted with
everything that would bring money.
Considine was discharged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
Tired Of Outragcs Civilians
Ask That Decisive Ac-
tion BE Taken.
STATE AUTHORITIES
CAN'T STOP LOOTING


GAN ANTONIO, Oct % The COM
~ mittee Of citizens from the lower
Rio Grande valley section, which for
the last few days has been in Austin
and san Antonio, today gave out the
following statement to the Associated
Press.
ON its essence, the recent trouble
in Cameron. Hidalgo and adjacent
counties has been and is of an inter
national character. There exists as
organization of Mexican residents Of
Texas and also of northern MeNiCans
operating under what is known as the
Plan Of San Diego, whose principal
declared object is the rcclaimlng of
Texas by the McXiCans. This organ
ization has enlisted armed men upon
both sides Of the Rio Grandc. Up to
the present time this organization,
and others of q similar nature, have
had a haven and a safe refuge i'm the
north parts of the state OF IamaulpaS.
They have openly recruited men on
the Mexican side of the river and, II
not actively assisted by, have had no
effective opposition from the local
Mexican authorities. The leaders OF
these bands have appeared openly
upon the streets Of Matlmoros, of
Reynosa and other Mexican towns
along the river and, as stated, have
carried on their propaganda openly
and nOtoriously i'm that section oil
MeNiCO.
state Officers Helpless.
"T-nder existing conditions, our
state authorities are powerlcss to get
o., tI,, r,,t Of tho OWL i'm that the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
Ottawa County Bonds Sold.

-WF"TIT
MIAMI, Okla, oct. 29.-The county
commissioners, at their meeting the
first Of the week, sold the courthouse
and bridge bonds, recently voted, to
Hoehler. Cummings & Prudden Of To-
ledo, Ohio, who were the highest bid
ders for both issues. The bridge
bonds, $4,000, brought a premium
Of S1,1135O, and the courthouse
house bonds, $4,000, brought a prem
ium of $9S2.j0. phe county gets the
accrued interest on both issues up to
the time the bonds are delivered. on
Thursday. November 4, the commits
goners will meet and appoint an
architect to prepare plans and super
wise the erection OF the courthouse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

MONTENEGRINS ARE
ENGAGED IN BATTLE


I DNDON. oct =tg.4O u. NIL
Tb,, ,,,r,,.,.,.. ,.,tt, .l..tr ,,,,,ri,,,
'"" ID" E''I"H 'ul'S' are SUN making
ON attempt TO cut Off the main Serbian
army which is offering spirited re
sstauce to the invaders while Ficld
Marshal Won N8c.onsru,s force ad-
yaucrs slowly from nm, north tho
Austrians have crossed the western
border of Crrbi1 south of Nisrgrad
and are moving eastward and Tho
BuIgarfans are marchiug westward ON
81 wide front from Prot which lins
southeast of Nish to Zaipcar IN thn
northeast of Sish
II is. of course. a long way across
and the country is diffiruIt to tr.,-
,rsp. but the Scrpi9ns arc hnurd to
defend IL ms long as rossibIo os thair
great arsenal at Kr9GIyrv,tz is attn
ated i'm this area and -thry vii douht-
less hold on with the hone of making
am eventual retirement i'm the NOM.
taius along the Nontcnrprin frontinr
and i'm that country 10 forastal This
the Austrians are also are ottaclsinp
in Montenegro, but have made Iittle
|progrOss. ms the Nonfcucprins under
! their Veteran fighting Iliur. have had
q long time to prepare for lust such
am event and thus far have beat Off
all attempts 10 throw them back In
fact the Nontcncgrins hold some
strong positions i'm Austrian territory
out Of which they will have TO be
driven before their own country rs in
yaded.
No Changes i'm South.
Tboro is ma cb,,,, f., t,,.. ..,.,,,,,,,.,,
,raa ~ SorIi, 80, 80 ,,,'',,,,'
mo rannrt th1t I-gl,'Ir, No. 49,, 'l',' " w., 40
r1nt,,rid is NOT ap,si'.,,,,,i t''r9 M,
ISr,nrb bn,yo,,ar oI,it, -
cleared tho 9nI1,,ri,.ns ''t, t,o
EeIrs district TGis 80 t.,,o t,,.,,iS ,''
render Irsi.n,, a., ,,r',,r, ,'i,na ~
ir,.,drrs ir tGa ,,,f., Ps III '.., ,,'u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
TO PRACTICE BEFORE
U. S. SUPREME COURT
NTu.koncc Attorney Admitted to High
est Court of Land: Other Notes
from Washington.

WASHINGTON. oct 29.-Attoruey
George Paschal of MuskOgee was this
week admitted to practice before the
United States supreme court Mr..
paschaTs admission was moved by his
father George W. Paschal, who is the
SON of a former dean of the George
town university law school. Both Mr.
P3schal and his father are also grad
yates Of the same school
Senator Gore Of oklahoma is in de-
rand ms a public speaker and is this
v,egl, filling lecture engagements in
Rostou SprinEfield. llOlNOke and other
lI,ssarhusotfs cities. Before return
iur 10 Washington he will speak in
New York city In the interest OF Dem
ocrats seeking election to congress TINS
year.
Changes in fourth-class Oklahoma
postmasters are announced as tolIoWs'
Bake. Beaver county, Robert l.. Cr9-
vol vice Leslie NJ Long, resigned
Folsom. Johnston county. Arthur B'
Wells. vice c. G.. Fite, resigned.
Amendments Of the rural letter
carrier force in oklahoma are an
nounced as follows: Elk city, Route
A Grady F. Stayton. Omstee. Route
A George f. Walden; Grow Route l
Inew seryice), Thomas Mckay. Med
ford Route a. Claude II. Mott; Med
ford Route r, Lawrence \. Rosebery
Najford. Route G. Lee \. Card: Speer-
moore. Route ], John w. Sweeney
(by transfer from Dacoma)'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
Enirlnnd Rnnkcr Meds.

FAIRLAND, Okla, oct. 29.-J. S.
Milbourn. assistant cashier of the First
National Bank of Fairland, was mar
ied this week to Miss Patsy Vann,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Vann,
a prominent and well-to-do farmer
who lives east of town. The couple
were married at Miami and immedi-
ately left for ST. Louis on a wedding
tour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
Discontinue Weather Forecast.

WASHINGTON, oct 29"THe Of
ficial weekly weather forecast has
been discontinued by the weather
bureau until the beginning Of the
crop season In the spring Of 1916.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Want 90 borrow money? World
Want Ads will put you in touch with
the right party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
THERE Is NOTHING TO
REPORT! BAD NEWS DAY.

VIENNA, via London, Oct %
GO:2O p. mD-The following Of
ficial statement was issued to-
night:
There is nothing to report"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
THE WEATHER REPORT

FORECAST oklahoma. Fair Sat
urduy and sunday
TULSA, Oct gg-Ihe temperature
Maximum So, minimum DO NorJh
WINS and clear
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
COL. SPALDING
WANTS RETRIAL
Of SUIT HELOST

A motion for q new trial of the case
OF James Stewart & Company Of New
York City against Col. 2. s. Spaiding
Of Kauai was filed in circuit court to-
day by the attorneys fer the respond
ent. The first trial resulted in the
jury finding for the plaintiffs at a
much lower figure than the $4,000
damages asked in the complaint
The grounds stated in the motion
are, IN substance, that the verdict
vas contrary to the law and evidence
and the weight of the evidence; that
the court erred in admitting certain
evidence offered by the plaintiffs;
that the court erred IN refusing GER
tain evidence offered by the respond
ent and that the damages awarded by
the jury were excessive.
A bill Of costs was filed today by
the plaintiffs in the case, amounting
to $3256.55. OF this amount, $1352.05
constitutes attorneys commissions
and S142S the stenographer's bill. as
per stipulation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27

John l"Jack'l Dennis Cleary Of
Henry May & Company, who is q ma
tive of Great Britain, became citizen
of Uncle Sam in the local federal
court today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
EXTEND TIME FOR NEW
CURLING ON PUNcHB0WL

Because certain conditions obtain on
the slope of Punchbowl In the Auwaio-
limu tract, relative to the slant of the
hillside and the amount OF rain that
has descended upon the vicinity of
late, the supervisors last night voted
to instruct City and Comfy Engineer
Whitehouse to refrain for oneSmonth
from enforcing the sidewalk ordinance
and laying curbs and sidewalks.
II is believed that practically all of
the owners in. the tract win lay their
walks, though several Of them have
not done so in the 60 days Of grace
that have been granted them since
the notices were published.
Auwaiolimu tract lies upon a slope,
and when the rain comes down the
water flows in torrents. AS the city
has not yet done its paving there. new
" laid curb is almost sure t. wash
out as soon as a heavy rain falb. The
residents can hardly be blamed for
holding on in the rainy season that
has existed for some weeks, the super.
visors decided.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
MAY FORCE real
ESTATE FIRMS TO
FIX UP STREETS

Supervisor Charles N. Arnold. act.
ing as chairman OF the roads commit.
tee for the supervisors In the absence
OF Supervisor Robert w. Single, is
putting q large amount Of hfs time
into the consideration Of an ordinance
which will compel real estate compa-
MES owning large tracts OF land TO
construct streets properly before OFFER
ing the tracts for sale 10 purchasers
and expecting the city to construct
streets afterward
In order TO have the ordinance legal
technically, Mr.. Arnold has consulted
the attorneys department, and he and
one of the attorneys are now work.
ing upon the plan. Arnold contends
that real estate men should be made
to put in proper Improvements before
offering their land for sale. This is
the custom in the large cities of the
mainland, and Arnold believes it is a
good one to follow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
IlNlE15II
ElvlOlN[El
By CLINTON pEDRIck.

We are ready for a good laugh. Its
up to ron. John, to cheer Us up.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
WASHINGTON STATE MAY
BE RANKED FIRST IN
FOOTBALL THIS YEAR

Football followers who labor under
the impression that gridiron suprem.
acy begins and ends in the East are
invited to study carefully the records
OF several of the Pacific coast eIevens.
The comparison of the prospective
strength Of various teams via the point
Score system may not be the last word
In analysis but for the want Of better
method it IS not without It's value
Washington State College OF Pull
man, Wash, ldefeated the Oregon Ag-
gies 20 to 0, the Oregon Aggies de-
feated the Michigan Aggies 20 to 0
and the Michigan Aggies defeated
Yost's University of Michigan team
"a to o; Michigan lost to Syracuse Z
to II and Syracuse has won every
game played in the East this season
except the contest against Princeton
which went to the Tigers 3 to Q, on a
field goal kicked by Tibbott.
+ Making due allowance for improve
ment among the various teams in
volved, as the season progresses, the
conviction still clings that the Wash
ington state eleven is football team
worthy of considerable consideration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
COMPLETE new
SCHEDULE FOR
SCHOOL EXAMS

The examining board Of the depart
ment Of public instruction. which Is
al work on questions for the term
examinations TO be held IN the pubic
schools from December to 16. IN
elusive, has completed a revised scfe-
dule Of examinations for the fifth.
sixtf, seventh and eighth grades. The
schedule n as follows:
December g.-Grade ": p. IN. to
IL D. m, history stories; 1890 to
D. m, spelling. Grades vi. VII and
VIII, 9 TO II p. m, history; 1880 70
] D. m, spelling.
December 10.-Grade v, 8 to IL
p. m, composition; grades vi. VII and
VIII. 3 TO IL p. M literature and
composition.
December 1g.-Grade ", 9 TO II p.
m. geography; grades vi, VII and
VIII. 8 to II p. m, arithmetic.
December 14-Grade ", 8 to IL p.
m, arithmetic; grades vi, VII and
VIII. 9 70 IL p. M, arithmetic.
December 15-Grade v, 9 to IL p.
m, hygiene; grades vi, VII and VIII,
8 to IL b, M hygiene. -.
December 16s4Grade v, 9 to IL p.
m, language: grades vi, VII and VIII.
grammar or language.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
MEN or BRITISH CLUB
LAY PLANS TO OBSERVE
DAYS. OF BIG MOMENT

Many hardy Englishmen gathered
last night At the rooms of the British
Association Club in the Campbell
block 10 listen TO a long and interest
ing pro&riifi and talk over plans for
q general public reception which win
probably l,e held before Christmas, II
was q late hour when the association
finally adjourned, singing British
songs.
Plans were considered last night,
also, for the celebration Of Burns day.
Empire day and Trafalgar day. The
association Is but six months old. but
in this time has grown rapidly. A
campaign COR new members will be
commenctd at once.