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Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
WANTED-FOUR TRAVELLING GENERAL
agents. Salary and expenses. The Cato Co.,
ia East Ohio Street. Chicago, Ill DIAN"
wANTED-BOYs AND GIRLS TO LEARN
typewriting. Typewriter free. Write for
particulars C. L. Bryan, Haas Il. Both St,
Chicago, Ill. A-l1oF
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE TO HANDLE
fast selling household specialties. Gillette
Specially Co. l36-lS8 Monroe. Grand Rapids,
Mich. Y-l47
SIS WEEKLY SALARY PAID PERSON
each town selling Non-Alcohohc Flavorings.
Linton Co., Kansas City, Mo. D-147*
Wanted s saIEs%omE En-
earning $50 TO slso per week Write surk Tor sample and terri
tory. IT'S selling like wdhre Eyerybody's Customer.
sstee's Factories, 124 Majestic sds Iasisuspo 'aaa''
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED-AGENTS-M BIG MONEY
selling our line OF specialties; write Tor our
new catalogue and free sample EagleNSpe-
A-iAss
WE HAVE THE FASTEST SELLING AR
ticle the market. 10 cents brings you
sample and particulars. Fred Paul, 707 Shaw
nut St. Grand Rapids. Mich. A-l4S>
AGENTS--HUSTLER WANTED IN EVERY
county to sell our 10 up-to-the minute house
hold articles women delighted, eager to buy
experience not needed sells like hot cakes
samples active workers. get busy. Write
OfRnger Co, 1912 18th St., Altoona. Pa
D-14SE
THE OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME.
Representative wanted in this locality TO make
big money handling marvellous coal-oil light
ing invention which sells sight, rivalling
Gas and electricity. Outfit with full par
ticuars 80 cents. Absolutely genuine. n. l.
Williams. Ocala Fla. A-l4S@
WRITE FOR OUR -FOUR WINNERS:''
every woman buys sight sanitary house.
hold specialties; 1900 profit. Don't delay.
Francis H. Manufacturing Co.. p. o. Box SO,
Harrisburg Pa. A-l4S@
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BOYS AND GIRLS-WOULD YOU LIKE
to from 81 to SO per week working
after SCHOOL, Send 10 cents and will send
you sample with instructions by return mail.
Write today. Eureka Salve Co., Box 257,
Pitcairn, Pa D-l4S$
WANTED-AGENTS: SIP WEEKLY SAL
airy; 1000 profit; 25-cent article. used in
every home. hotel. garage, steamship, office
building store Free sample. Particulars
+. G. Gale Co, Inc, 250 Devonshire ST.,
Boston. Mass. Alas"
"GLASBRITE" LET'S IN THE LIGHT
Best proposition ever offered agents. Every
woman wants this practical household spe-
cialty. Showing it means selling. Write
quick. b. T. Sherk. 744 David Whitney Build
ing, Detroit, Mich. D-l47$
~~~~~~~~~~~~
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL GASOLINE
Flat Iron and Lamps. If not successful
return sample and we will refund your money.
Grand Rapids Novelty Co.. SAT Woodlawn,
Grand Rapids, Mich. D-l4G'
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Statesmen. AGENTS. EVERYWHERE;
new auto fuel. Permanent. Profitable.
Tankii. Cleveland, Ohio. D-l45s
BE COMFORTABLE AND FREE FROM
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

NEAR ALLEGAN-lN THE RICHEST
farming community in southern Michigan.
ll6 acres, good soil, fair buildings. including
cement silo, some fruit, IL acres of hard
wood timber. Easy terms. Bargain for sou~-
one who wants farm. Address G. II. Cor
igan. D-l47s
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

RE FRUIT FARM, q MILE FROM

52Is ACRE FRUIT FARM, n MILE FRom
Eaton Rapids, III room house. large barn. ~
acres first class orchard, 4 acres strawberrien.
Big bargain. Write G. h. Wright. Eaton Rap
ids, Mich. A-IAo
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06
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Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GET A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN.
Capital no object. Great big opportunity. No
agency. Harry w. Wolfe, p. o. Box 1872,
Pottsville, Penna. D-l4Sa
If YOU WISH TO SELL OR EXCHANGE
your farm business write Grand Rapids
Business Exchange. Grand Rapids. Y-13O
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06
FOR WOMEN

LADIES': SEND zoe FOR IRON CLEANER
and waxer. Latest invention. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Economy Manufacturing Co..
Joliet. ILL., A-l4S%
DO YOU WANT ANOTHER $500 DAILY?
No experience, constant spare time work, knit
ting hosiery, machines furnished on contract.
We take product. sson-Wheelor CO.. S37
Madison Dept. 33, Chicago I'll. AD-l47s
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06
MINERAL BATHS

FAMOUS SALT AND MINERAL BATHS
for men and women. rheumatism. Disorders
of the Blood and Nervous System Briny Inn
Co., Manistee, Mich. X-l3O
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

WRITE FOR OUR -FOUR WINNERS: -
every woman buys on sight sanitary house
hold specialties; 1900 profit. Don't delay.
Francis II. Manufacturing Co.. p o. Box SO.
Harrisburg, Pa. A-l48'
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

THE OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME.
wanted in this locality 10 make
big money handling marvellous coal-oil light
ing invention which sells on sight, rivalling
gas and electricity. Outfit with full par
ticulars 80 cents. Absolutely genuine. N. l..
Williams. Ocala Fla. A-14Sa
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

WE HAVE THE FASTEST SELLING AR
ticle on the market. 10 cents brings you
sample and particulars. Fred Paul. 707 Shaw
nut St. Grand Rapids. Mich. A-l4S%
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

WORCESTERSHIRE WANTED IN EVERY
county to sell our 10 up-to-the minute house
hold articles women delighted. eager to buy a;
experience not needed sells like hot cakes
samples active workers; get busy. Write
Offinger & Co. 1912 18th St.. Altoona. Pa.
D-I4S%
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06
Wanted s sAIEswomE E
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-AGENTS-M BIG MONEY
selling our line of specialties; write for our
new catalogue and free sample. EagleNSpe-
cialty CO., Box 4O5, Schenectady, N. y.
A-lA8@
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

NORTH DAKOTA NEEDS REAL FARM.
ers for her wheat and diversified farming
lands Investigate conditions in Ward county
large crops, opportune rainfall sound cb.
mate. excellent water. productive soil, good
markets. unsurpassed natural roads, hn.
schools, telephones, daily rural mail delivery
Price S25 to $50 acre. Booklet free. Palds
q Palda, F5 Cedar Rapids. Iowa. D-1ae'
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

POLAND CHINAs OF THE BIG TYPE
Bears ready for service. Sows bred fo'
sprins farrow. A. A. Wood Son, Saline
Mich. DIG
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

to earn from 81 to SO per week working
after school? Send 10 cents and we will send
you sample with instructions by return mail.
Write today. Eureka Salve Co., Box 257,
Pitcairn. Pa. D-l4SE
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

wANTED-FOUR TRAVELLING GENERAL
agents. Salary and expenses The Cato Co,
ia East Ohio Street, Chicago. Ill. D-14s"
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

FARMS WANTED. BUYERS CATALOGUE
or SIS selling proposition free. Farm Realty
Co., McCords. Mich D-l4k
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE: HARDWOOD LAND-wIs-
consin. Timber enough TO pay for land-neaT
towns railroad. Lots of work for settlers
Easy terms. r, Bradley. 22l Cortland Ave-
Detroit, Mich. D-l4Gs
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL GASOLINE
Flat Iron and Lamps. If not successful
return sample and we will refund your money.
Grand Rapids Novelty Co.. SAT Woodlawn,
Grand Rapids, Mich. D-l46'
statesmen. AGENTS. EVERYWHERE;
new auto fuel. Permanent. Profitable
Tankii Cleveland. Ohio. D-l45s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13
SENATE HOLDS
SHORT SESSION;
ONE new BILL

This mornings session of the terri
torial senate was brief, continuing for
not more than half an hour, with no
business of importance being trans
acted. r. H. Makekau introduced the
only new bill of the day, s. B. "a,
which would permit levies upon shares
Of corporate stock. A petition from
court reporters Of the first circuit
asking for increases IN salary vas
read and referred to the ways and
means committee. T. ~ &.
Senator 5Iaukea. chairman of the
special committee appointed by the
president yesterday. reported that
Queen Liliuokalani extends an invita-
ton to the senate 10 visit her at her
home at Washington Place next We'd
nesday morning at IL O'clock. Presi-
dent Chillingworth announced that the
senators would meet, at the chamber
at 10 O'Clock and proceed in a body to
the queens residence. He also sug-
gested that the senators attend the
review Of the National Guard, which
is to take place on the capitol grounds
tomorrow morning and to which the
senate has been invited officially.
Ten house bills recently received In
the senate passed second reading to-
day and were referred to various COM
nittees. s.E e.. J., ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13
TROOPERS FITTED
To CARRY MEAT
FOR Army

United States army transports in
the transpacitic service may soon be
fitted TO carry quantities OF refFiser'
ated meat to fill existing army quar-
termaster contracts, since the embargo
was placed on the expectation of meat
from Australia.
The Logan, which was expected to
have been despatched from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu, Guam and Manila
in place of the Sheridan, which ar
rived here today. is now receiving a
refrigerator installation at Mare ISL
and.
The Pacific coast may be drawn
upon for supply of beef for the
army, now that the Australian govern
ment has placed ban on further ex'
portations of cold storage meat to Ha-
wafi and the United States. Ofleers
in the Oceanic liner Sonoma, which
is said to have brought the last ship
ment Of meat, say that further con-
signments of beef need not be expect
ed to arrive here from the colonies.
Thousands of dollars viii be spent
in increasing the refrigerator space in
the Logan. Officers in the Sheridan
were inclined to believe that similar
action would be taken with the ,Sheri-
dan upon its. return from, the Far
East.
Perfect weather favored the Sheri-
dan in steaming from San Francisco
to. Honolulu. The troopship left the
coast on March with % cabin, SO
seeond-class and TAP troop passengers.
The enlisted men belong to scattering
organizations. Hundreds of recruits
were brought to the islands. .......
The Sheridan is making a long stay
at the port It has been posted to
steam for Manila by the way. of Guam
at s o'clock Monday evening, taking
95 cabin, SO second class and through
troop passengers. - s..-.=.zs
The Sheridan reached berth at
Pier is this morning with more than
1000 on board, including officers and
crew. &. sf,..s3fsz... e ..... ,sssr5
With the exception of Capt. J. ].
Murphy, the Sheridan Official staff and
crew were. transferred from the Lo-
gan. The vessel will take 700 tons OF
coal and leave q few hundred tons Of
general cargo for the local army quar-
termaster department.
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ing all 80 men as joint defendants in
an alleged conspiracy to crush COM
petition by warfare on competitors,
Ii violation Of the federal law All OF
the defendants came to Cincinnati i'm
nediately and gave bond for their APP
pearance in court The trial was be-
gun on November 10, 1913. It con-
tinued for almost three months, the
verdict of guilty being returned by
The jury on February 18, 1914
Sentences were passed by Judge
HOLSTER on February IL. President
Patterson was sentenced TO pay $4,000
fine and serve one year in the Miami
jail.
The following were sentenced to
costs and one year imprisonment at
Miami. Montgomery or Warren county
jafls:
Edward A. Deeds, william F. Bip-
pns. William II. Muzzy, William Plum.
Robert Patterson. Thomas ]. Watson.
Joseph e. Rogers, Alexander @.
Harmed, Frederick s. High, Pliny
Ewes, "A. Al. Wantz, George e. Morgan,
Mont 1. Lasley: Earl B. Wilson, Alex
M. Sinclair. John ]. Range, III. O..
Keith, ]. C. Laird. w. v. Howe. d. H.
Epperson. Charles T. Walmsley,
Charles A. Snyder, Myer n. Jacobs
and Walter Cool, while ]. D. Hayward
and A A Thomas received sentence
Of nine months
The case Of one of the men indicted.
Edgar Park OF New York, was dis
missed. while the sentence OF another.
George g. Edgeter, was suspended.
The sentence Of the third, William 6.
Cummings. was deferred as he was
seriously IN at the time Judge Hollis
ter pronounced judgment.
Notice of appeal to the United
States circuit court Of appeals was
immediately given by the attorneys
Ton convicted men. The court fixed
President Patterson's bond at 10000
and the remaining defendants bonds
It $4,000 each. As soon as possible
thereafter, the record Of the case, the
most volumipous ever filed IN the local
courts, was placed in the hands Of the
upper courts
The estimated cost Of the case Is
conservatively fixed at 100000. Of
which 100000 was borne by the gov
eminent and 100000 BY the National
Cash Register Company. Some Of the
best known legal talent in the country
Was engaged to defend the indicted
officials.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Presidents eyes filed with tears. and
he gulped when Col. Crook burst in
with the tidings. later thanking him
warmly for his trouble ~.
Col. Crook was unusually close to
President Grant and the members of
his family. and in 1870 he was ap-
pointed executive clerk to the presi-
dent of the United States" Later. in
1877, President. Grant made him dis.
bursting officer of the White House.
the position he held during the sue.
ceeding administrations. IL was, dur.
ing the Grant administration that life
at the White House began to be more
ceremonial.
Col. Crook told how he drove Gut
teau. President Garfield's assassin,
away from the White House on occa-
sions before he finally succeeded in
killing the president, Guiteau had
been accustomed to go into the re-
ception room. ask after the health of
the president, stay short time and
leave He became obnoxious one day,
and orders were given to keep him
away On the morning of the as
sassination the man returned to ask
about the presidents health. and
Crook was worried when he heard of
the affair The president was not
told of his fears, however, and in one
of his books of White House memories
Crook tells how he found Garfield turn
ing handsprings with his sons that
morning, s| sgs =
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ARREST CAUSED
BY HIS ENEMIES,
SAYS MURASKY

The hearing Of Charles G. Murasky,
charged with statutory offense, was
begun before Commissioner Curry this
morning, but was continued to next
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
because of the absence Of witness.
MuTasky declared that the charges
connecting his name with that Of Mrs.
Angeline Hogan, co-defendant. were
started by some one who was out
to get him" He declares that HIS
visits TO the Cockett home, where Mrs.
Hogan stays, we're TO see his friend,
Joe Cockett. He furthermore says Mrs.
Murasky's mental strain was so in
creased by story brought to her that
Mrs. Hogan was in the automobile
with him on the night OF the joy-ride
for which he was recently fined, that
she entered the complaint. She now
regrets doing SO. he says.
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RoIioeGHo,pitoI
n Reports =

Considerable damage was done an
automobile owned by pr. A. G. Wall in
"a collision with q car driven by A. w.
Seabury last Wednesday night. The
accident took place on the Waialae
road. According to the story told the
police DIR. Wall was. following the
right side of the highway. The mat
ter OF damages was settled out of
court.
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VESSELS TO AND
/ 1 FROM THE ISL NDSI
4sffsk--- ssas AkEsA
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchange. ~
saturdaLy,.. March Is.

Saturday, March 10.
SYDNEY-Arriyed, March IL, s. s.
Niagara, hence February "a
SEATTLE--Sailed, March Is, s. s.
Mexican for Honolulu. ..~t ~
SAN FRANCISG Sailed, March 13,
s. s. Enterprise for Hilo.
MAHUK0NA-- Sailed, March IL, sch.
Annie johnson for San Francisco.
u. S. A. T, SHERIDAN sails for Ma.
Mia Monday, p. m. ,@z>-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Four men entered the Western Saw
ings bank at Chicago, a private insti-
tuition, forced President Frank Roti
into a closet and ran away with $4,000
they took from the vault. Roti was
alone in the bank when they came in.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

would you love me as much If
father lost his wealth." HE hasn't
lost it. has heg' NO" "0f course I
would. Won silly girl. Minneapolis
Journal 81 M
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Politics sometimes perform strange
antics, and today saw one Of them in
the house of representatives. Follow
Ing the sr;:un of the supreme court
in declaring that fees collected by the
secretary of the treasury from candi-
dates for the legislature and for dele
safe to Congress had been collected
Illegally. Representative Watkins in
tr0duced bill which came up for
final reading in the house today. to re-
imburse the candidates in accordance
herewith. The speaker ruled that
the members Of the house were enti-
tied to vote on the bill On the roll
caIl, Representatives Eli J. Crawford
and p. Waiaholo deferred their vote
until after all other members had cast
their votes in favor Of the measure.
Then those two members voted no,
Of course after the vote Of the re-
mainder of the house had assured
passage of the bill and the probable
return of the fees.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13
.pES'AAA,
E|I6diM8

S. M. DAMON left Tor the coast to-
Day BY the Sierra for an extended
IST LIEUT.. G. r. ABRAHAM re.
turned 10 duty in the United States
army transport Sheridan today.
Mr. AND MRS. LEON NJ. STRAUS
and child have returned to the city
from their two-weeks' outing at Waia-
lua.
ADMIRAL A. v. ZANE, retired, was
passenger in the transport Sheridan
from the coast. He viii visit his son
N this city.
G. n GERE Of the Bishop estate
has completed a business tour of Ha-
vail. He returned to the city IN the
steamer Mauna Kea today.
M. wESTGATE, director Of the
Hawaii experiment station, left for
Kailua in the Mauna Loa yesterday
70 inspect the Puuwaawaa and Parker
ranches ON the Big Island.
WALTER A. ENGLE of the public
lands department was a passenger in
the Mauna Lea yesterday for West
Hawaii He win investigate matters
on the Kona side. returning next
week.
MISS YSABEL CHASE. San Fran.
cisco society girl who recently visited
here. received novel greeting as she
reared San Francisco Aviator Silas
christofferson dropped on the deck
az the incoming steamer letter from
Lansing Teyis, California social
leader.
PROF. HIRAM BINGHAM Of Ha-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Mr. AND MRS LEON NJ. STRAUS
and child have returned to the city
from their two-weeks' outing at Waia-
llla.
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KRoNPRINz WILHELM
SINKS FRENCH STEAMER.

News Of the sinking Of the French
steamer Guadeioupe, off the eastern
extremity Of Brazil, BY the German
commerce destroyer Kronprlnz Viii
helm, came yesterday from Pernanbu.
co BY way Of 6uenos Ayres, when the
British steamer Churchill brought "a
the former port the crew and 14s pas.
sensers Of the Frenchman.
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NOTED VETERAN,
COL. CROOK, dies

Continued from page one)
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sTAR-BULLETTH GIVES ron
T00AY'S NKWH TO-DAY
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wall and Yale University who dis
covered lost Inca city of marble in
Peru. sailed recently by the United
Fruit steamship zacapa with Yale
Peruvian expedition to complete the
work OF nncovering the mysteries of
Inca civilization.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

ADMIRAL A. v. ZANE, retired, was
passenger in the transport Sheridan
from the coast. He win visit his son
IA this city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

IsT LIEUT. G. r. ABRAHAM re.
turned TO duty in the United States
army transport Sheridan today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Clerk Edward woodward of the
house of representatives. who also
serves as secretary to the mayor,
may get his long -looked-for salary
raise. Watkins introduced an amend
nent In the house today raising the
secretary's salary to $1,000 q year, and
Cooke offered another amendment
making the raise go into eject July
i. 1915. II the bill lis passed and
made an act, Woodward will be the
highest paid mayors secretary west
of the Rocky mountains, with one ex-
eeption. it IS said.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

PRANK SULLIVAN, identified with
the Honolulu postoffice until few
years ago, when he went to the Philip
pines to take an important position
with the bureau of posts, arrived from
San Francisco in the transport Sheri-
dan today. Mr.. Sullivan viii join the
local postal STAFF. Mrs. Sullivan and
SON viii return to the islands in few
weeks.
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s. n. DAMON left Tor the coast to
day by the Sierra for an extendet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

@ II GERE of the Bishop estate
has completed a business tour of Ha.
vail He returned to the city in the
steamer Mauna Kea today.
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CASH REGISTER
OFFICIALS WILL
get new TRIAL

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PRoF. HIRAM BINGHAM Of Ha.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Browns bill to protect innkeepers
and restaurants from fraudulent
guests was reported upon faVorably
by the health committee today in
the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Argument lasting more than one.
half hour tired spectators of the house
today when the county committee rec
commended that Hale's bill to raise the
salary of the deputy sheriff of South
Hilo to $3.50 q month be tabled. Hale
attempted to have the bill passed. The
prolonged arguments caused q gem
eral vacating of the spectators chairs
and finally the report of the commit
tee was adopted and Hale's measure
went TO the graveyard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

Senator's Curtis p. Iaukea and James
L. Coke have been appointed com.
mittee to arrange for the biennial visit
of the upper house to Queen Liliuoka,
lani at her home, Washington Place.
The visit is in the nature of a tribute
of honor to the queen, customary with
every legislative session.