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.StJVA IS READY TO
SENQ0lT THIRD
CONTINGENT

Forty-one passengers, an unusually
large number for Canadiap-Austraia-
sian steamers coming from Australia,
arrived for Honolulu this morning on
the Makura. According to Purser w.
@. Barnett, the main reason for the
large number getting on here is that
they want to go to San Francisco.
They win 60 there on boats of other
lines, as the Makura went direct from
here 10 Vancouver at 1890.
Through passengers on the Makura
numbered 90. The steamer did not
dock until 8:45 o'clock this morning,
three-quarters OF an hour late.
Fine weather and smooth seas from
Sydney to Suya, with fresh and at
times squally northeast winds and
head seas from the Fills to Honolulu,
were reported by Capt. ]. D. s. Phil
lips, her commander. The Makura
left Sydney November %, sailing from
Suva November 80 for Honolulu.
Cargo for this port amounted only
to three tons, but the ships through.
cargo Is 2116H tons, mostly wool and
hides from Australia.
Honolulu passengers numbered 10
first cabin. nine second and 20 third.
Through passengers were rs first. 10
second and AZ third. Mail for Homo
lulu was Is SACKS.
Second rurser A. w. Wynn Williams
was on the ship again today, although
he had expected to be transferred to
q Union line steamer on arriving at
Sydney on the last down trip. "They
had no one to relieve me so I had
to come back" he remarked.
Purser w. g. Barnett said he had
learned while the ship was at Suva
that the Fill Islands were willing to
send third contingent of volunteers
to the war zone II Great Britain call.
ed for them. Two have already gone.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Canadian-Australasian str Ma
kura, today, from Sydney. Auckland
and Suva: For Honolulu. B. Baird
p. j. Byrne, Misses CD and Master
Byrne, Mrs. Hammond, Miss Ham
A. OLSON, M. Downes, Mrs. M. Ten
nant, Master Tenant, G. Bowers, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. Bridwell, ]. Walsh, w
Welsh, G. Anderson, F. O'Neill, l.
Holmes. H. Cook, F. Mckinley, Master
T. johnson, G.. Dorrity, r. Walter, A,
Taylor, E. Christie, Mr. Zwicky, Mr.
Davidson. T. Krikonoff, K. Karo, Mr..
Bergo, Messrs v. and F. Masloff, w
Cash. Through passengers-Geo. Arm
strong, Mrs. Armstrong, A. Barker. g
B. Butterworth, Mrs. j. Campbell, Miss
R. Campbell, w. F. Conner, Mrs. Con
nor, Miss A. Connor,. Miss NJ. Con
nor, Miss H. DAILY, G. C. Delmar,. A.
de Saissac, Grant Duncan, Mrs. J. o.
Hunt, H. d. Jacoway, Mrs. A. Jpske,
Miss B. Joske, Miss K. Jnske. Miss N.
oske, Miss ]. Joske, r. G. McMichan,
E. Marks, Miss w. NJ. Morrison, H. f.
Mobiles, Mrs. Mobiles. w. J. Plogsted.
Mrs. PIogsted, r. Fender, L. Pender,
Hayward Reed, ]. Ross, ]. F. Tulloch,
Mrs. Tulloch, Mrs. A. Bentley, two
children and infant, w. Brown, Miss
F. e. Collinson, Mrs Cuthbert, Miss
Cuthbert, A. Dignam. Mrs Dignam
and child. Mrs. J. Falls. ]. Fraser. F.
Kessler, Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. G. Laugier
and child, C. G. Laycock, B. McIsaac.
Miss L. Malcolm. W. w. Rock. A.
Smith, Mrs Smith, s. Stedman, Mrs.
Stuhlman and child, Mrs. Tomkins and
child, Mrs. s. Thomson, Miss M. Thorn.
son. Miss o. Watkins. e. Watts. Mrs.
Watts. Mrs. F. E. Wilson, child and
infant.
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The Russian prisoners of war in
Austria are TO be made the subject OF
anthropological researches conducted
by Prof. r. Poech, with the aid of a
grant from the Vienna Academy OF
Sciences. -. ....>-.-.~.-
The value of the stone produced in
the United States during 1914 totalled
$77,412,292. The geological survey
statistics give $20.02S,s19 as the value
of granite: trap rock" 1885,, 1898;
marble, $S,19l,412i common limestone,
So, 1894, 155; sandstone, 1851, sos.
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NOTICE or FORMATION or CO.
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the nm
dersigned, Tomokuni Iwanaga and To
yokichi Fukuda, both of Honolulu, City
and County of Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii, have formed partnership fol
the purpose of buying, selling and
dealing in firewood and honey, and
conducting a draying business, under
the firm name of Tanabe Company
the place of business being at said
Honolulu.
Dated December 10. 1915.
TOMOKUNI iwANAGA,
ToYOKICHI FUKUDA.
....-z-,ss.s.z.. 6342-2t
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL str. Mauna Loa for Kona and
way ports, December 10.-R. B. An
derson, Sam Pua, T. Konno, L. s
3Aungst. H. L. Kinslea, P. A. German
L. Macfarlane, Miss E. C. Greenwich
Judge Perry, Judge Lymer, Kobayashi
Master Chang, Mrs. Chang, John Hen
riques, Frank Kalani, Miss E. Paris
Miss Wallace, Mrs. Wallace, ]. A. Ma
guire, S. W. Nawahie, Miss A. R. Nc
ALA.
Per IL. str. Claudine, for Maui, De
cember l0.--Mrs. w. d. Baldwin, w
l.. Bergstrom, w. O. Aiken, Miss
Kingsbury, NJ. o. johnson, Mrs. ]. E
Higgins, F. NJ. Correa, Mrs. Kahuna
kala. n
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sY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. s4s.

Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
peryisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Three Hundred and
Twelve Dollars ($312.00) be and the
same is hereby appropriated out Of an
moneys in the General Fund Of the
Treasury for an account known as
City and County Equipment.
Presented by
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, November %. 1916.
Approved this 9Th day of December,
A. D. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor.
SS42-st
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z y 80 e IS
Sugar 4.89cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members honolulu Stock and Bend
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Streets
TeiennoHe f20o

Twenty thousand acres in young
lemon trees in California win soon
come into bearing and double the do
=mestic supply. The crop for the year
ended August 81, 1915. was 6,667 ears,
or 1872 per cent. more tEap last year.
These large increases in production
will call for a serious study in mar
keting the lemon crop of the United
States.
j. The Shah Of Persia will not leave
Teheran, the capital. according to a
government proclamation.
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SIERRA ADVISES OF
NEW COUNT OF MAIL

Smashing all records of the Homo
lulu postoffice for single despatch,
the Oceanic steamer Sierra, due here
Monday morning, is bringing 975 bags
Of mail from San Francisco, radio
message to the passenger department
Of G. Brewer & Company, Ltd, local
agents for the line, reported this
morning.
This shipment. lacking only 25 sacks
to make it an even thousand. sur
passes the best previous record. 100
sacks by 1S5. The first radio received
concerning the ships cargo gave the
amount Of mail on board as 952 bags.
Today's advices, however, report the
larger number.
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Win IumDeT cargo TOT honolulu,
the schooner A. F. Coats sailed from
Grays Harbor yesterday.
Davis & Fehon, who have had the
Cycle and Werribee here recently, are
the charterers of the British steamer
Nayarino, due here December % for
bunkers.
Eighteen sacks of mail from Aus
tralia arrived this morning in the Ca
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner Makura. The
steamer sailed at 1880 this afternoon
for Vancouver.
The Shinyo Maru Number 3, a
freighter recently chartered by the T.
X. K, viii sail from Yokohama De-
cember 80. adyices to the local agents,
Castle & Cooke, Ind, state. She
should arrive here January Is.
The three Matson steamers due to
arrive Tuesday have been assigned
the Following berths: Enterprise, due
from the Sound, discharge at Pier 10;
Hyades, also from the Sound, Pier 16;
Lurline. from San Francisco, Pier Is.
The Japanese steamer Kunajiri Ma
ru loaded stone ballast today at Pier
2, having yesterday finished discharg-
ing her cargo of Inter-Island coal. She
will sail late today or tomorrow for
Ocean island to load phosphate rock
for Japan.
About 8 o'clock Monday morning the
Oceanic steamer Sierra, will dock at
Pier 10, from San Francisco. The
steamer is bringing 975 sacks of mail.
There are Is passengers for here. The
Sierra is due to sail at 8 O'Clock that
afternoon for Australia.
At noon tomorrow the u. s. army
transport Dix will sail for Manila, tax
ing so tons of coffee and pineapples
for army use in the Philippines. She
win have no passengers or mail from
here. The transport Sherman, due
December Is or 16, is a faster boat,
and mail will be sent by her.
After receiving her orders to sail for
San Francisco the French bark dep
pedale, in ballast, continued on her
way yesterday afternoon. She arrived
off port yesterday. as previously re-
ported, and did not come into the har-
Dor. Capt. J. r Macaulay, territorial
pilot, took her orders out to the ship.
Capt Guillame reported good pas
sage. The Dieppedale left Adelaide;
October 8. arriving here 81 days out
from that port.
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The official test of the drydock and
81 ip repair plant at Prince Rupert
has been made, and it has been pro
nounced ready for work The plant
was built by the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway and was projected by the late
President Charles M. Hayes of that
company. 49,. 1872.
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RESOLUTION NO. s47.

Be it resolved by the Board of Su.
peryisors of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Six Hundred and Eighty
Dollars tseS0.00l be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of all moneys
in the General Fund of the Treasury
for an account known as Repairs, City
and County Equipment
Presented by
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, November %, 1915.
Approved this sth day OF December,
A. D. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE.
Mayor.
6S42-3t
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per 8. s. Makura, for Victoria and
Vancouver. December 10-Mrs. NJ. M.
Boyden, VIM Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Wilson, DR.. J. D. Dawson, Mrs. A. G..
Martinson, NJ. Liders, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Yamamoto, A. Kunihiro, NJ. Kunihiro,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Kerr and daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. Moore.
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.ANzEIeE.

Am Sonntag, den 10 December.
Attends 8 Uhr findet in der Deutschen
Evangelisch-L utherischen Kirche Elm
Weihnnachts concert staff, wozu
eingeladen wird. Eintritt
list frei.
DER NORTHUMBERLAND.
6342-Dec. 10, IL, Is, II, rs.
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Wednesday THE T. K. X. steamer
Seiyo Maru sailed from Hilo for San
Francisco. San Pedro, Mexico and
South American ports.
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y YOU WISH 10 ApvERTlsE ID
NEWSPAPERS

Anywhere. q Any Anne. Can On On
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p. 4, BURNETTE

CITY WILL COMPANY. Ito.
Importers Of best lumber and building
materials. Prices low, and we give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small We have built hun
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feet satisfaction. II you want 20 build
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'HARBOR NOTES

With a lumber cargo for Honolulu.
the schooner A. F. Coats sailed from
Grays Harbor yesterday.
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6342-Dec. 10, IL. Is. II, Is.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
wet PETITIONS IN
INGHAM Laid over
CONTROVERSY ENDS WHEN At
ToRNEY DECIDES THEY ARE
ILLEGAL.
WILL COME UP IN JANUARY
Attorney Generals Office Has Held
That Petitions Must BE Filed
Before Regular Meeting
Of Board.

Lansing-Because the prosecutor
ruled that the wet" petitions, over
which a controversy existed for the
last week, had not been legally filed
the supervisors of Ingham Saturday
adopted the resolution of Supervisor
Byrum, laying the petitions on the Ia
BILE until the January session.
A resolution TO adjourn until Janu-
airy II, when the board has finished
the work of this session, was adopted
previously.
Walter S. Foster, former prosecutor
and legal representative of the "drys"
contended that the petitions were not
legally filed with the board, because
they had been filed while the body was
in session and the law specifically
stated that such petitions must be
filed before the next regular meeting
or adjourned meeting" At first, the
prosecuting attorney ruled against
Foster, but the board, however, asked
q ruling of the encouragement on
the matter and, Saturday, Prosecutor
Brown was compelled to change his
opinion since a ruling by r. l. Wykes,
former attorneygeneral covered a
similar case.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
sSntrrrliaute Nenigfeitrm
aus &elt nuO 0eben
llltO alien Qm0teilen.

genmtr elm 0rittel oerieni9en Der
,Sran5oien uno @ngl1noer, uno nlr
Elm 0ilnfteI oerienlgen Der Jlulicn
auf DER Sltfrout. Sic fiibren Dies
ouf ibr iiberlegenes Sanit0tspelen
ouf Dem &riegsiballplaS 5uriid, no
tie ielbit ole S6iisengrdben in einem
reinli6en 3uitan0e balten. 3otid6.
lid febrenS6 Yro5eut Der Icrmllnoe-
ten 5in attiuen $eereS0ieult ms
S6Ia6tfelo 5uriid, mas bel feiner
Ger ii6rigen friegfiibrenoen Notionen
Der 5aa lit. Ger @unobeano, Der
Den fran5oIiiGen gler5ten 10 piel 81
i6affen nladt, lit tatiG6liib bel Den
0elttIden ebenio unbefaunt nie G6o.
Iera itno SppbuS.
sd beiudte bas Eager in Wiin1.
berg bel Berlin, no MIR &uiien uno
6ran5oien lntprgcbra6t iino. Sd
foitete lire 0fobl5eit, elm 9iinOSgoll.
laid, oos ousge5ei6net idmedte. Die
9cfoitigung lit ni6t MIR por5iigIiCb,
ionoern and rei6lid, ia rci6li6er
ais bel oCn 2rltppen i'm SeIoe.
Sic llnterbringung mo oie Ser.
pfIegllnq ser WfiQionen @efangencn
lit cine geraOe3u iOeaIe 81 nennen.
9luBer oen $4,000 @ritan, 100000
Srau5oien lno 100000 9flliicn,
sic in Oelttibcn@efonoenenlogern oIs
Iein imtcrgcbro6t iinO, iino au6 nod
5000 britiide 3ioililten in Der gtGbe
SerlinS interniert.
yMa5 nun nod mc6r GinOutd
mod)t, oils Die mirti6oftli6e Stdrfe
9cltti6IanoS, lit 0aS abioIute Ser.
trouen ocS oelttihcn &olfeS ouf cincu
iiberen Sieg. giiemono iogt sails
mir iiegen", ionoern oSobnlO mir &c.
monncn bobcn". Seocr 9cuti6e III
iicb flor, 0aB e5 Gin Sompf nm oie
@orberridoft 5u iicben GngIon6 uno
0eutidlanO it, ltnb oob oas 9leIultot
oeS arieqcS boS Shidial ser @eIt
ouf uieIe Sabre biuouS beitimmen
miro.
so fifer fin6 sic 0cltihen if.
reg ibliebIi6en GrfoIgeS, Dab ii6
bcreitS spei eroBe @rupper itreiten,
Oh man sic beiebten 8ebicte beboIter
ion ODER niGt. 2iir sic 9(nncftierlno
ser oertiden SitieeoropinSen lit faIt
Sober; bo man oIlaemein piiniht,
oos untcr6riidte @ritoerooIt bon Ser
Gmttentpirtidoft bes 3oren 5u be.
freier. Gie 9eIitergreifltnq bon
@eloicn miro bagegen ernItIi6 be.
f6rpft.
rNoh oIlcn, mas i6 lab inS FOR.
tc. bat TclltihIanb inoeiIen nidlt 6er
Gbr9ei3, bic herriden6e Station Der
Groe 81 tperoen."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
MICHIGAN NEWS ITEMS

The Consumers Power Co. has pur-
chased the property of the Bristol
Electric Light Co., of Midland, assum-
ing immediate control. The company
will extend and enlarge the system
and make changes in street lighting
service. A transmission line will be
constructed from Bay City to Midland,
furnishing hydro-electric service from
the Consumers plant on the Au Sable
river.
George Polish hanged himself in a
cell, in Manistee. where he was held
pending a trial for the Staying of his
wife. He was 80 years old. He used
a bed sheet to end his life. He shot
his wife as she stood near the
stove preparing supper, September 81
One of the biggest black bears ever
seen north Of Bay City was caught
Tuesday morning in a trap by Grant
Shaw, near Roscommon. The bear
was killed by shot between the eyes
and weighed 500 pounds. Farmers
have missed many lambs and pigs OF
late and say 1t was the bear.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
I6iak Der sllliicrten Inleibe.

Die s(usii6ten oui 6en glbias Der
Bombs Der glIliierten per6en nit ie.
0em 1o9e geringer. Gie 9anfiers.
pel6e auf Sic slnIei6e 3ei6neten, ia.
ben, iuie inlrner oelitli1er outage
tritt, feline Quit, Die Bombs fiir lib gu
bebdIteu, ionoern peroen ole Sebel
IN gelpcgung ieeen, iie auf Die eroBe
MaIie oes @oIfes, auf Die tleinen Sn.
ueltoren, ob5lllaoen, pemt tic eenu9
Suntme finoen t0nnen. Inn i6ren
3ped 81 erret6en, tpcr6en iie cine
gemalti0e 3Citungs Gompogne NJ
S5ene icsen uno elm Seer Don Ser
fGufern, iibcr iiebenbun6ert an Der
3obl, iiber ooS gan5e 2on0 ienoen,
nm Oos Gublifitm breit5ui6Io9en
uno Die @opier6en ans Der 6ono 81
befommen, che iih OaS Spnoifat Der.
tagt, mas nod ied5ig Go9en Ocr
6an fem miro.
Die @onfiers fperoen Damn fir Die
Observation-Disclosures fir cine neue, nod
or0Bere 9lnIei6e al Die gllliierten, Die
pabri6cinIidJ, ncnigItenS gum Ecil,
0urb omerifonii6e Bombs uno glf.
item geiidert neroen miro, freie Sono
bober.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
Snnbesregicrnna iuegen oes 2niita.
nia.6allcS Dcrflngt.

Gbicago. 6rou Sara6 2un6
reidte i'm 9unoesgeridt cine Sdo-
oeneriotfloge ouf $4,000 gcgen ole
9egieriine cin Sic @enonnte lit
cine Scr lleberlebenoen or &uiitauia.
9otoItrop6e, in Der iie Den Batter TO-.
nie oen @otten perlor. Gle glngc-
flogten iino GuoIep 6ielo Ytalone,
SoienfoIleftor bon Stem BORT; 9api-
tan 8. z. Surner, Otnlter Der Gu.
iitonia, ionic ole Gunaro .Steomibip
So.
Die alaoci6riit beiaet obne I'm.
i6meife, oob ii6 ouf Dem Sdifie
Solooten uno Wfitnition befonoen,
obnobI interuotionnIe 8ertrogsge.
iete iopobl in Den Ser. Stooten oils
ipie in England oerortiee 9eforoe.
ritng oiif Yoiioeieroampfern perbie-
tet.
SoIlte Srou 2uno, Die fuo6ridein.
lid Itorfen Hiidbolt bot, Den Yro5eB
aeipinnen, 10 mag oerielbe 6oIeen
8eitiaen, bic beute nod nibt obou.
ieben iino.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
owosso Gets Next Meeting.

Jacksonville principal business to
come before the Michigan branch of
the international association of King s
Daughters at the closing session Fra
day was the election of officers and
the selection of a meeting place for
the 1916 convention. Owosso was
rendered the latter honor and the new
officers are: President, Mrs. ]. N.
Lewis, Detroit, vice-president and
treasurer, Mrs. D, H. Hunt, Detroit:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. ]. c..
Rexford, Detroit; recording secretary,
Miss Lottie Clark, Jackson.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
Oct. 80, 1914.

Belgians flooded lower User val
ley, compelling Germans to with
draw.
Germans made gains In the Ar
gonne.
Russians, pursuing retreatlno
Germans, captured guns and aero
planes and retook czernowitz.
Austrians defeated near Tarnow.
Japanese, aided by Indian
troops. attacked Germans at Using
tau.
German cruiser koenigsberg
bottled up In Rufil river on Az
rican coast.
Turkish torpedo boats bonn
barded Odessa, sinking one Rus
sian gunboat, three liners and
French steamer.
Russian and Turkish fleets
fought in Black sea.
German reserves of 1914 called
out.
American commission sent food
stuffs to Belgium.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
patmont to Teach in College.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Rev. Louis r.
Patmont, the disappearing parson and
temperance lecturer, who was acquit.
ted in Newark, N. j., Saturday of ar
son in the burning of a church there
is to become a professor in the Ma
tional Christian Missionary Bible col
lege, in Minnesota, according to an
announcement made Sunday by Rev. G.
L. Milton, of the Milwaukee Christian
church. Rev. Milton attended the Pat
mont trial and had just returned to
Milwaukee.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
Detroit Man Gets Verdict.

Ann Arbor-After celebrating eight
and one-half hours. q circuit court jury
Friday night awarded Henry Schwess-
niger, of Detroit, $4,000 damages from
the Detroit, Jackson & Chicago rail
way for the death of his son, Henry,
Jr., in a street car accident. Young
Schwessinger was in an accident near
Wayne in November, 1913. He was a
member of the Detroit Western High
school football team, which was re-
turning from a game at Ypsilanti.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-28
TELEGRAPHlC FLASHES

Toronto-Stevenson McGordon, the
aviator who, with. John Fitzpatrick, is
chief instructor of the Thirtieth Aero
plane school, one of the largest in the
world, looped the loop Il consecutive
times Saturday at height of 5000
feet.
The State Federation of Cleaners
will meet in annual convention in the
auditorium of Port Huron, December
1 and 2. Grant Slocum, of Detroit,
one of the founders of the order, and
others prominent in the Cleaners will
speak.
Rome, via Paris-All the belligerent
powers have granted the request of
Pope Benedict that Sunday be made
a day of absolute repose for prisoners
of war. Several of the countries in
their replies said that they already
had been observing this rule.
Washington-The armored cruiser
San Diego, flagship Of the Pacific fleet,
was awarded the Spokane trophy for
the navy's highest score with turret
guns for the year 1914-1915.
Washington-Charle E. Lown, post.
master of Saginaw, Michigan, was
elected vice-president of the National
Association of First and Second Class
Postmasters.
Cleveland-Ottawa, Canada, was so.
lected as the 1916 meeting place by
the eastern general committeeman OF
the Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
and Order Of Railway Conductors.