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The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
CITY OF DETRolT-oFFIcEi
THE FIRE COMMISSION
PROPOSALS FOR
UNIFORMS

Sealed proposals will be rcceiyed
the office Of tho Fire Commissi4
detroit. Mich until ESQ D. M. Nc
day, June -, 1915, FOR furniati0
uniforms complete to members OF s1I
Department. for the fiscal year en-
Ing June 80, 1915 according 20 sj11
Cihcetious which can be obtairl0
from the Secretary.
All articles OF clothing must stnfl
the acid test and be made strtck{
I'm accordance with samples at HAo&
quarters, aud no deviation viii bS201
lowed UX
Each and every garment must O.
fore being inspected pass inspectf&
NJ the Inspecting officer OF the H.
partmcnt
The successful bidder will be e.
quircd 90 furnish complete unifo3<
free of charge. NJ sample TO be n
tanned at Headquarters, and also To
uish q satisfactory surety comipHu
bond In the sum Of one thouxa1
dollars 20 guarantee fultfllment NJ
contract The right To reject -
and all bids s. expressly reserxA
Bidders win submit with bid samplx
Of cloth and accessories thereto. BF&
will be lndorsed Proposals for uN1
forms" and delivered 70 the und4@
signed.
GEORGE J, FINN. "A
A-l4fs Sccretary.H
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

$50 e-inch 9o-degrcc casf
curves. *X
400 Morgan Gate Boxes. witI
56. center 90 and bottom or 61
Covers 10 be same as sample AN
retary'g ofuce.
400 6-inch Detroit standard &
Valves. same as sample and
print at Secretarys ufhce.
500, more or less double 6~iucW
troit Fire Dept standard CoSnU
sion Hydrants. In accordance
specihcHtous on hie at aecret/
office
The successful bidder will ho|
quirCd 20 furnish sa isfoc tcrN ru|
bond IN one half amount OF cofIE
TO guarantee fuliillmeut OF samt1
right To reject any and all bid
dorsed as specificd above and 66
cred TO the undersigned.
GEORGE J. FJNX
A-iti7 SecretAe
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

Cd OF horsehido stuffed with feathers
Briefly tho construction OF thu
bali was as follows
First. tho hurscblde 1as sewn to
icthcr in the shape Of a ball with
small aperture lett Af'er being turn
Cd inside out 90 put the seams on
thr inside the bail was s,uGod with
feathers and the opening through
which The feathers were showed then
scWci np with cnfuu Il took the
hcsr ban makers one whole day 10
make one ball.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
WATERLOO ST. PUBLIC
SEWER

From the alley west Of Lycastc 4
the alloy east of Hart. LENGTH 4
sewer 6l9 feet. three manholes wifi
iron steps.
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Would YOU pay $50 for d eo,i ball
Well that's The price Tom Rendclow.
q veteran professional tas been uI
fercd for Quo rrudloH is inordi
na'ciy proud ~ tNo golt bail. ho
in his goo. "sslpH Th,E are feather
balls. relics of uygone days
The feather ball was the BAN
which followed the round stone as
tte pellet ot 'hc game
IL aa- first used 30 the sixteenth
century aUt In 1870 was sgpplaut,l
ey The -u'u BAH u was construct
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
Counts Up the Same.

Asker. the owner Of new car.
had been dilating on the expense OF
It's maintenance and Stranger, not
to be outdoue. began 10 boast
S'ranger-It cost me 800 last
year for gasoline
Asker You own a car, them
Stranger oh. no lent the
money 20 fellow that does
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American Association.
ST ANDINC.


Vt indianapolis
Innincs iga 50 Y " T.
Kan CITY % % 9 o q 90 Il /
Indianap's % r. % I o. .
Batteries, George and NlcNandcr,
MerZ Schardt and GosSctt
At louisville
Innings q 2 6 so Il u r
NInrcap's y % % o.a3 1o .
Louisville % % o o o. 3
Batteries YiuglipE and Charity;
Ellis and Clemons.
- Paul ~ Columhus- game called
end second inning ON account Of rain
with score 81 Paul q Columbus J.
Milwaukee at cleveland anne
called end of third inning o,D.r.,, ct
RAIN. Score Mlwarkcc 4. Cleveland .
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S~sterday'- Results.

Innings J 23f 80 II ~
Chicago "a % 0 o 0 o. !
Boston ..0 - q o 20 q -
Batteries. Faber and SChalk Wood
and Thomas. Umpircs Evans and
Wallace
Al Philadelphia
Innings 123i 9 50 II ~ T.
81 Louis % % o % O. II Y
PhIldelp'a . q % q y q
Batteries: James and SEVERED
Shawkey W Davis and Lapp. I'm
pires. Nallin and Dineen.
At Warrington
Innings l23i5 50 X " l.
Cleveland 3 70 o o.
Washing'n 0 = 10 2
batteries. Morton. Jones, .Coumoo
and O'NeNl Boehlng. Gallia and
Henry Umpires chill and Connolly
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ST ANDING.


INTTFTIFN NTFT TIIHT n dII
Brown and HcckinCer.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1886
BALDWIN AVENUE

To Herman Kramer Fred Friehm.
Chas. Bohnsack Wiltam Dadke. Bar
DoIesiug, Chas. Mckenzie Hugo
Schcrcr David e. Stucksy, Missionary
Church, NJ. 4. Ranahan. +. Esper,
Martha \. Mouthey. Christian Voll-
berg. Andrew Birker. w j. Schroeder,
John Seger, Matthias Kramer. clara
Mueller +. Cull, Geo. W. Brooks, \.
Gahler, Geo. i. Ortenberger. Harry
I2hnsi i,l Gee, 4 Town Fl siaschkefi tl. .f
Wineman. Frank Vierten. Sarah
Beardsley. L. L. q T. NJ Thompson.
kolb GotfrcGeson. g. T. Bader. Chas.
Schwartz. John Hock. II. q. Kruger.
Chas. Binge. H. De Fall, r Henning,
Jos. Bauret. l.. q. Hack. Catherine
Brown. II. Robinet. Chas. Louewt. c.
Schroeder, &. n. stead, J. ;. Holden.
Seba stian Ahe, NJ. Matter. +. Orling.
6. Pohlman, John J. Stevenson. ).
Fox. T. Renncr. g. Y. Baumgarth. l..
Wasmund. o \. Streestredt John
Stcin. i. ~. Ehcr. John y. Wolf. ~. +.
Barnard. Jos IIclber. Leo J. stephens,
VI Jancek. and 10 all other persons
owning occupying. or otherwise in
tcrested in any of the lots and
premises fronting on Baldwin ave
nue.. in said city Of Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city
OF Detroit. having ordered so much
or Baldwin avenue, from the north
line Of Grttlot avenue 10 the north
lire Of Phelps street. To- be graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon ali the lots. and premises front
ing or said Baldwin avenue, and
liable To be assessed for said i'm
provemcnt under the provisions Of
the CITY Charter. and that a roll OF
said assessment is now completed.
and VIII remain az the Assessors
oftiCe. in the city Of Detroit. from
the date hereof until June %. 1915.
for the inpoction OF all persons con-
Cerncd therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
Rv DANIEL l.. DILWORTH.
Ana President.
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Federal League.
st NNDING.
Mondays Results.

Kansas city l. 81 Louis o.
Brooklyn "a Baltimore 3-2 tseC-
Ond. 10 innings)
only games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
CITY OF TROiT-OFFlCE OF
THE FIRE COMMISSION
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING towels

Sealed proposals viii be received
at the office of the .FiTo Commission
until $50 I'M Monday June "a. l9l =.
for furuishiuE approximately ,,G
towels daily. size 1SN2c. delivered %
members Of tho Fire Department az
the different company quarters. dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 90,
1916 sample OF towel To- be submit
ted with bid The successful bidder
viii be required to furnish sa So
factory surety bond iu Tho SUM OF
ono thousand dollars 20 rU1rautrr
fulhllment OF contract. The riIt' io
reject any and all bids De- expressly
reserved Rids viii Doe .udor4rd 'Iru-
posal for TuruiehinE Towels and ar-
iivorcd 20 the undersigned.
GEORGE j FINN.
A-litj Secretary
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1643.
SENECA AVENUE

To W. Boerle stephenson & Tre-
h1eih George VI Grix, 4 r. Warwick.
~ g. Crawford. Eorl l. ftoeuan Ray
,noud fetz B + stephenson. r l.
huThss, n. i Tiernay. J.. 10 Witt
I'm. cook Farm co, Carl Gustke. T..
fri'w1ld. aud TO all other persons
owning. o,'upying or otherwise in
ter"@ied iu any OF tho lots and
promises fronting on Seneca avenue.
IN said city OF Detroit within the
nullts hereinafter mentioned
Tho Common Council Of the CITY ~
l'etrolt having ordered 80 much Of
seneca avenue, from the north curb
llnc OF Monat street 20 the south line
or Gtatiot avenue 20 be graded and
paved notice is hereby given that An
assessment has been made upon all
u" lu. 3. ."'. rran fputinE on
SAID seneca avenue, and liable 10 be
assessed for said Improvement under
tho PROV l-iouS OF the CITY Charter.
and that e roll or said assessment -
now completed, and Will remain at
the Assessors office in tho city of
Detroit from the date hereof until
June %. 1913. for ne inspection Of
all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
By DANIEL l. DILWORTH.
Hifio President
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BOARD OF ASSESS rs OFFICE
Detroit. June Z. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June 7, 1918.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
STAN NDINCS
American League.

Todnl's Games.
Detroit at New York.
lCNclind ~ Washington.
81 Louis ~ Philadelphia.
lLIrn On ~ HnaInn
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June 7. 1915
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

poARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE {
Detroit. June :. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

PoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit June =, 1918.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

PoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit June :, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

RoARO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June E.. 1878.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. June 4. f9fys;
PROPOSALS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals viii he roceivedl 4
the office OF the Department. of pulsE
Works, Detroit. Mich, until Thursdu3
June 10, IgtL at 10 o'clock a.SM
ca stern standard time, at whieh t4
nishing all labor and material, ex4q4
iron monhoie rings and cove&|
which VIII be furnished by the EN-
and huilding and finishing comp}e%
together with the back filling accom-
ing TO the plans and specihcations1 \
file in this office. the following WITH
fcd crock public sewer. to-Wit: & ~
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

BROOKLYN. u o o O o o o. 90 .
TIttsburp % 0l o p @
Batteries. Coomhs and MCC Carty.
Adams and Gibson. tmpircs Klein
and Cochill
At Clnclupati-Boston Va. Cincln-
nati postponed. rain.
At Chicago New York vs. thlcn-
go postponed. wet grounds
Innings > 3 4 9 7 . Il II T.
phillrs I 90 G q % - i-
81 Louis o o o i Q
Batteries Rixey and Burns, Robin
son and snyder. Umpires. Quig'ey
and I.@pu
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
NOTICE. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1915
TWELFTH STREET

To ". c. Carver. q. g. Scbnial Chas.
Strahler. Ray Maurcu, Walter j Los
perance. L. W. Weber. Isaac Perry
Robinson. y. IC squire, Willis VI
clark. VIM %. steward. VI ! RertoIi.
y 4 O'Connor. Fred W. smith. lsoth-
ron a puffield. Ralph McCabe W. T.
Kelihofer. Whitney Realty CO. Emily
Mcdonald. Jos Rathhonc. Fred ; De
Galan. Thomas Brassor, Herman -.
Frick. T. T.. Barber. Manly Davis.
West Grand boulevard VI T. Church.
and 90 all other persons owning oc-
Cupying. or otherwise iuters sted in
any of the lots and premises fronting
on Twelfth street. in said Ctty OF pc-
troit. within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city of
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June :, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
South Michigan League.
ST TANDING.
international League.

50 games yesterday rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1888
DIX AVENUE

To . Clipper Est Harriet Cook
Jennie Allan Thomas Wilson, Mary
Wilson Elizabeth schmidt william
Wolf Gcorr, ~ Cliurert. : \
Tlumcr. IRE, EnoCh. John Knoch
Peoples state Rank and 10 all other
persons occupying or otherwise In
tere-tcd m any of the lots aud
PREMISE frontiUg on Dix avenue. IA
said civ Of Detroit within the limits
hcroiuafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the CITY Of
Detroit, having ordered so much of
DiN avenue. from tho east surh line
Of Central avouu" 20 the cast curb
lire of Carson avenue, 20 be graded
end paved. notice ig hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all tho lots. AVID premises front
inc on said plV avenue and liable 70
he assessed f1r said Improvement
under the provisions Of the city
Charter and that a roll ~ said as.
SeSSucut is now completed. and will
remain AZ tho Assessors office. In the
city 81 Detroit from the date hereof
until juno % 1918. for tho inspection
of all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Rv DANIEL. l. plLWORTH,
Arfs5 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. ,1Gil
LOTHROP AVENUE

To Thomas Brassor. Chas. g.
Hampton Jr,, Alice stevens. j +.
stewart. H. G. Spaulding Whitlt-y
Realty Co. Albert LonSo, l.. r. Cor
man, John \ Irwin. Frank Davcy,
Arthur simpson Fredk $ pe Galan.
Antoine Corbiclle r Jones and 20 al
other persons oWaiug, occupying, or
otherwise interested In any Of the
lots and PROMISE fronting on 10th
rop avenue. i'm said city of Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council Of the city OF
Detroit, having ordered so much of
Lothrop avenue, from tho west curb
linc OF twelfth street 20 the east
curb line of Hu0e1i1 avenue. TO be
graded and paved. notice IS hereby
given that ap assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said L0throp avenue, and
liable 10 bc assessed for said inn
proNcmcnt under tho provisions Of
tho CITY Charter, and that roll Of
said asses Sment Is now completed,
and Will remain AZ the Assessors
office IN the city Of Detroit from
the date hereof until June % 1915.
for tho inspection of AL persons coa-
C,rncd therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS
Nv DANIEL L.. ~, ORTIZ
Alt32 President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
CHARLEVOIX AVE. PUBLN
SEWER

From alley west OF Garland q
alley east OF t.emay, Length OF sew
1898 feet, eight manholes with tr4
stems rt4<
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
National League.
STANDING
TodBy's Games
Nesterda,'s Results.

Rro1klyn at Fittshurg.
Boston At Cincinnati.
Now York a. Chicago
Ihillie~ AZ - Louis
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

RoARO OF ASSESSORS oFFIcr
Detroit Juno :. 1915
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08

RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June 'of5
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
COLFAX AVE. PUBLIC
SEWER

From Warren avenue 10 south lin
or DALEY. total length ~ sewer SSH
feet tWurc or ie-s), twelve manhofe(
with iron steps. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
MAIDSTONE AVE. PUBLI(
SEWER 81

In Maidstone and Lawton avenueS
from Oh" center line OF i4awton 10
point five feet south of city lipo
ieUgth of sewer PN6 feet (more a
lc,sJ. three maulolCS with iron stepa
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
SYLVESTER ST. PUBLIC
SEWER

From Crane avenue 90 alley east 2
Rohus. Iculth of scwov 500 feet. tw'
munboles with iron steps.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
CHARLEVOIX AVE. PUBLN
SEWER

From alley west or Lycaste 70 Hn{
avenue. length Of sewer 451 feet. ~
manholes with iron steps. 60
The Detroit times., 1915-06-08
CHARLEVOIX AVE. PUBLI&

From Bcnitcau a. alley west QI
Hillger length OF sewer 79i feel
three manholcs with iron steps %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18

yesterday afternoon before
the
general Of the &
He with
brewer able
Of
speculation. 4
asked before County Attorney
told StarBulein that he
official
ions o Bartlett
will be called
information which has been
the
District Ao
political Washington by the Delegate Dele
declared that
Hawairs Congress Never
theless McIarn to know the facts
authorities considering what Grim
already the sensational
O'Clock yesterday afternoon when the
statistical report brewery finances and Bar msap
transactions The called
forth saloon who asking renewal OF their
Of the licenses claiming that the brewery is tied up with the re-
This at sso o'clock the commission will hold another se
is alleged
be the medium Of complicated financial deal which has driven hui
alleges that and
brewery directors involved in the Macfariane company deals
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
FIELD REPORT
confidential,
SAYS ATTORNEY
E. C. Peters, for E. R. Green
well, Protests to Commission
Against Hearing Witness

A protest by E. G. Peters, attorney
for Frank r. Greenwell of Kailua, one
of the brewery stockholders, against
the divuIging of information by H.
Gooding Field on the report he made
concerning brewery affairs was filed
with the liquor license commission
this afternoon.
The letter declares that Field Sc
cured his information as expert audi
tor employed by Greenwell, and goes
on:
'Mr. Field became stoekholder--
a holder OF one shareo the Homo
lulu brewing & Mating Company at
the request and expense of Mr.. Green
we'll His audit was at the expense
of Mr.. Greenwell subsequently, reinl.
bursed by the brewery. All knowledge
which he possesses resulted from the
confidential relation previously exist
ing between him. Mr.. Greenwell and
myself as MIR. Greenwell's attorney in
connection with the audit made and
the data secured from the company's
books in Hilo and Honolulu
The letter goes on to say that Mr..
Greenwell does not wish to obstruct
the commission but considers the in
formation confidential and not a prop
er subject for testimony by Field. The
letter closes with a. protest against
Field disclosing any information which
he secured from his audit of the
brewery books.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
MAJOR russell
Will RELIEVE
CAPTAIN GIBBS

Maj. Edgar Russell is to be the new
signal officer of the Hawaiian depart
ment. Word to this effect reached
army headquarters today. Maj. Rus
sci will arrive on the August trans
port, and will relieve Capt George s.
Gibbs. who leaves on the September
boat for duty at Washington, D. c.
Capt. Elisha G. Abbott viii relieve
Capt Gibbs as commanding officer Of
Field Company E.
The detail of two signal officers to
Hawaii in place of one, adds TO the
importance of the department Capt
Gibbs has done douDle duty as depart
ment signal officer and company COM
mander. Major nussel is at the top of
the list of majors in the permanent
establishment of the signal corps and
win probably be a lieutenant-colonel
soon. Capt. Abbott is a detailed off,
Ger in the signal corps, belonging to
the coast artillery corps His detail
dates from December IL. 1912,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
DIR. COOK HOPES
EVEREST Will
YIELD SECRETS
Explorer Reaches Honolulu on
Mongolia, Bound for India
and Worlds Highest Peak

DIR. Frederick A. CooG. noted for
pclar exploration, is visitor to Homo
lulu this afternoon, having arrived On
the Mongolia. Dr.. Cook is nGt bound
for the North Pole this time bat tor
the top of the highest peak OF the
highest mountain range in the world.
Mount Everest, in the Himalayas. The
expedition is to continue around the
world. getting back to New York by
next Christmas.
With Dr. Cook are DR.. +. T. Thomp
son OF Chicago and E. F. Brooke of
New York. The guides and assistants
will be sdded to the party in. India.
Motion pictures of animals will be
taken, and every possible means used
to make the expedition valuable to
science and research work Many OBJ
scure scientific points may be cleared
If the high attitudes are reached.
I'VE go direct to Calcutta, . said DR..
Cook after the Mongolia touched the
wharf at o'clock this afternoon"
From there We proceed by rail to Ne
pal. which is to be our base of sup
plies, and then we shall plunge into
upper Tibet
The big game is what attracts DIR.
Thompson to the Roof of the World"
Il am strong for shooting wild ele-
plants and tigers, to say nothing of
the wild yak and the DEER says Dr.
Thompson. The slopes of the Hims-
layas afford the best big game hunting
in the world
The conquest of Mt. Everest Of
fers the greatest geographic prize of
modern discovery" says DR.. Cook.
Beneath its shade was rocked the
cradle of the human race, and it has
been the last of earth's mysteries to
be challenged"
Speaking more fully of the expedi-
ton the explorer tells of the oppor-
tunity to record the picturesque
phases of the ancient civilization of
India, before reaching the virgin
ground of the upper regions which de-
light the naturalist by profusiuns of
animal and plant life.
THE Arctics and the tropics meet
in the Himalayas," says DR.. Cook.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
IS KUHIO TRYING
TO EVADE ISSUE?
Makes No Statement About
Brewery Item; Servant Gives
False Statement of His
Whereabouts

A representative OF the Star-5ulle-
tin visited the Waikiki residence OF
Jonah kuhio kalanianaole, delegate to
Congress-, this morning. and spent sew
crsI moments ringing the front door
bell.
All the reporter wanted was state
lnent from kuhlo regarding his con-
nection, IL he has any, with item %
Of a. coodlng Fields report on the r.
nancial transactions Of Charles G.
Bartlett, which alleges that Bartlett re-
ceived from the brewery $3.50 .for po-
iltieal work 70 Be done at Washington
by the Delegate The reporter had
intended 70 ask kuhlo II he was the
sDelegates referred to.
There was no response at the front
door. The house appeared to be de-
serted. The reporter started around
to the back and met Japanese man,
evidently gardener.
'.kuhio no STOP" asserted the son OF
Nippon. "Lon1 time he 60 away, Heb-
be three days now. Down country
think. Just now he no stop this place."
An hour later . telephone call to
Kuhio's home brought mans voice
in answer. ais II important7' was the
query which came over the wire.
aYes.y swell, you'll find him az the
queens home at Waikiki
So kuhio was not ~down country"
At Queen Liliuokslani,s beach home
Il was admitted that the delegate was
there. but could not come TO the teie-
phone until noon. Al noon repeat
call to the queens home brought the
reply that kuhio had returned to his
own house, but telephone call to that
place brought this reply:
@No, not here. Gone away, not come
back. Out Of town three, maybe four
days more. Not know where out Of
town-alI gone
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
RYAN TOUCHES
live Wire And
dies INSTANTLY

Alfred P. Ryan, aged %, a young
electrician employed as lineman by
the city and county, was electrocuted
and instantly killed this morning at
H:S5 o'clock while at work on power
line on a pole near the junction of
Kukui and Liliha streets.
The police patro. wagon was sum-
moned, and pulmotor was used. but
to no avail. The body shows severe
burns on the back
The deceased was a married man.
and is survived by his widow and two
children. An inquest was to have been
held late this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18


under whose jurisdiction the non-Chris-
tian tribes inhabiting the mountain
provinces were placed. Mr.. Worces-
ter reached Honolulu today in the
Mongolia. T..
Il expect to remain in Honolulu a
few days, taking another steamer to
the Philippines" said Mr.. Worcester,
who, with Mrs. Worcester, Mr. and
Mrs r. E. Forrest and Miss Catherine
Hunter. were passengers from San
Francisco "..@. ...>>.. - i.
Mr.. Worcester is president of and is
largely interested in the American
Philippine Company, which has large
tract of land in Mindanao, in the Sou
thern Philippines,
We are not going into the cultiFa-
tion OF sugar" he said. I've have
planted thousands of acres in cocoa
nuts, and have plans for the construc-
tion of plant to extract the oil and
manufacture. oil cake and a line of by
products. >
r. e. Forrest is yice-president of the
American-Philippine Company. Miss
Hunter is private secretary to Mr..
Worcester. The party hopes to con-
tinue the journey to the Far East in
the Japanese steamer Shinyo Maru
next Friday.
Mr.. Worcester was met by commit
tee from the University Club. He will
deliver two lectures on Monday and
Thursday evenings of next week at
the club building, and will donate the
proceeds to the Leahi Home.