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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Dr. Yates Trousers.

St. Catharines was the first Cam bridge college to produce don who slared to stagger humanity by wearing trousers. He was Dr. Lowther Yates. "a large. square man from Cumber- land." suspected of radical opinions. who was master of Cats" during the closing years of the eighteenth century As Yates. when vice chancellor. walk ed in procession to the university church, wearing trousers instead of the orthodox knee brooches. somebody shouted from window:
 Gadzoons, gadzoons
 Lowther Yates in Pantaloons!
 The profahe impromptu poet was captured and proved to be Yates own nephew. "Gadzoons'' was Cumbriah expletive with which Yates was wont to express intense astonishment.- Westminster Gazette.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
ORKNEY ISLANDERS.
Proud of Their Morse Descent and Pro.
 fer Scenery to Trees.

fer Scenery to Trees.
 Miss Elinor Root. who has been visit ing in the little known Orkney islands. tells us that the natives are very proud of their Morse origin, indignantly repu- diating the idea that their forbears were Scottish.
 People do not speak here with near ly so broad an accent as the people in Scotland" Miss Root remarked to her hostess. 'and notice the names do not sound Scotch-Cutt, Twatt. Flett. Cur sit0r, and so on. How is thatT"
 My hostess stiffcned visibly.
 'They are not Scotch. We are not Scotch. We did not come from Scot land. Have ye never heard of the Norsemen from beyond the seas? We are the descendants of them. We are not of Scotch blood. Ye do not call the Irish English; ye're not to call us Scotch?'
 "I beg your pardon" returned hum bly,, and to change the subject plunged into the theme of afforestation. The venture was an unfortunate one. as trees refuse to grow in the islands.
 '"Trees spoil the scenery" declared my hostess. We would not have them if we could. If ye go to the southland ye cannot see anything of the scenery for the trees We like to see scenery -Lippincott's Magazine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
"A, 1915
INCENDIARY BOMBS.

T."-.fe Heat of ThermIte. the Stuff
 ,l..h winch Tney Are Filled.
 ,n, rn"nii. HOmbs are One Ot the nr',. ir,rtui engines of modern war ,;,lr ille reason they throw out such s |. rifle Ieat is l'ecause they are filled W..li tliermite.
 ihevMite is sU hot when 1t is fired that i; will melt iron aud steel with tIie greatest ease and even burn It's way through granite.
 This marvellous substance was dis. covered in 1902 It is really mixture of coalsely powdered aluminium and oxide Uf iron. It can't be fired by 1t. self. but has to be started by another mixture consisting of finely powdered aluminium aud barium peroxide.
 The wonderful heating power of this terrible substance has been made use of all over the world in iron and steel welding. Steel joints are welded solid ly together fin few moments by plac- ing little thermite round the joint and firing 1t.
 The thermite mixture is as safe to handle or store as sawdust-safer. in fact. Only the special mixture or very high temperature indeed will set 1t on fire. If necessary the two sub stances from which thermite is made can be taken separately and mixed when required, and there is no danger whatever in aluminium powder or OK idle of iron. which is. practically speak ing. iron rust. yet the mixture makes up one of the hottest substances known.-Pearson's Weekly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Luck.

Luck is the main difference between failure and success It rises like some mysterious fairy from the chaos of events and crowns Its victors with an apparently hopeless ignorance of jus tice.
 Luck must be woman; no man could be 50 fickle. so fantastic in a choice of favorites.
 Luck, however, has one great virtue. Although she will desert the gambler as suddenly as she came to him. she Is likely to be faithful to those of her proteges who are the steadiest work CTS. She appears to be on the side of the biggest charlottesville
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
A Family Trait.

"Oh mother!' exclaimed the tender hearted little Frances. coming in from school with tears in her eyes. There was the pitifulest little orphan there today. He had holes in his stockln $ an all his clo'es, an his shoes wern't alike. an he hadn't any hat. It made me cry to look at him. He was the orphanest little boy ever saw. Oh. I just know that poor child's father an mothers both orphans too" - Pitts burgh Press.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Weather Report.
Valdez, Dec. 23, 1915.
Interior Weather.

Valdez. Dec. "A, 1915.
 Fairbanks, --25; 10 inches snow; clear, calm.
 Salcha, --28; 10 inches of snow; clear, calm.
 Richardson, --35; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Mccarthy, --21; clear, calm. trail good.
 Donnelly, 20; 19 inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail good. McCallum, Ill; AZ inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail good. Paxson, is; 30 inches of snow; clear, calm, trail good.
 Hogan, --17; 23 inches snow; clear, calm, trail good. Gulkana, --15; 19 inches snow; cloudy. windy, trail good. Copper Center, -25; IS inches of snow; cloudy, calm, trail good Tonsina, -12; IT inches suow; cloudy, calm, trail good. Teikhell, ia; 26 inches snow; clear, calm, trail good. Beaver Dam, --22; 37 inches of snow; cloudy, calm, trail good. ~ Summit, --5: 70 inches of snow; cloudy, calm, trail drifted.
 Wortman's, zero; 36 inches snow; clear, calm, trail heavy. .. ..,r.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Makes 300 Miles an Hour.

Emile Bachelet, a Franco-Ameri- can electrical engineer, has an- aounced an entirely new discovery in the field of electrical science that ia believed to forecast revolution In the high speed transmission Of mail Md express matter and pass engers.
 He has built & small model of railroad car made of aluminium and steel, which although without wheels or internal machinery, moves for ward at practically any speed the in ventor desires. The exact means Of propelling 1t gre held secret by the inventor. A sBeed of three hundred miles an hour is said to be easily at tained. s5, ne aluminium base of the car was one-nalf. m inch from the surface of the rail during each of it's trips over the thirty-ohe-foot section of track. rthis was accomplished, the inventor explained. through the following means:
 First, by raising and sustaining the car by means of electro magnetic repulsion: second by causing the car SO sustained to move laterally, at will, with great speed, by means of electromagnetic attraction third, by overcoming gravity while these
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
His Great Need.

A new pastor was met by one of his parishioners who was fat and of many years and who said to the pastor. You must feed the sheep"
 Whereupon the pastor replied. My dear old man. you do not need food: you need exercise"
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

A locking device to prevent both sashes of window being moved from the position in which they>are lock- ed, small enough to be carried in the pocket, has been invented for tour ists.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
The pionified Retort.

Why" asked the domestic economy expert. 'do you not use up all your stale rolls in making toothsome des. sert?"
 Because" replied the housekeeper with dignified reserve. Fl did not raise my bread to be a pudding" more American.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
A Disturbing Sound.

"rhere is no excuse for man being run down by motorcar. All he has to do is to keep his wits about him."
 "Of course" replied the recent victim. in sarcastic tones. There Is nothing more conducive to rational thinking than a loud 'honk' heard unexpected ly in ones ear."--Birmingham Age Herald,
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Opened Her Eyes.

Clara-Can 1t be. Dolly, that you are to marry MT. Smith after saying to me repeatedly that you could not endure him? Dolly-The truth is. Clara. dear that until I heard that his aunt had died, leaving him fortune. l was de ceived in my own feelings toward him. London Telegraph.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Sounded Like . Knock.

Mrs. Bacon-How many biscuits would 1t take to make ten pounds. John? MT. Bacon We'll. 1t all depends on whose biscuits they were, deaf.-- Yonkers Statesman.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
The Orana Outana.

To protect itself from the rain the orang outang crooks its arms over its head. The hair on the orang's upper arm points downward. while on the lower arm it points upward. the ap- parent purpose being to shed the rain like thatch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

He who does not stretch himself ac. cortling to the coverlct finds his Feet uncovered. Goethe
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Explaining the Delay.

Explaining tho Delay.
 She ,reading newspaper'-"Dtvorced lO:13 a. m.. weds again 5 p. m." What do you think of that? He--It would take that long to get the license Judge.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
'yes1GfeafI
'BaffIeNow
On lii East
Russians and AustrosGer
Are Developing Another Big
Conflict Along Pillca River
East Prussian Situation Is Clear
ing Randy WthSMusdoyites (,
Winning, Says Petroorad

(Associated Press by Federal Wireisss)
e., PETRoGfsAD, March s. The next
battle between the Russians and the
Austro- Germaps will he fought along
the Pilica river, whore the Teutons are
gathering to Spppose the advance i'm
Southwestern Poland Of the Russians
against the positions formerly battled
against before czsstoehowa. " ~ (
Conflict Developing
This battle is already developing,
and interest in. the Polish situation is
shifting from the East Prussian LIND
to the Developments in che south.
The East Pynssiah situation IS clear.
ing rapidly The Gerinaps have been
driven back TO sopotzsfn and. Lypskovt
while the Russian attacks upon the in
yaders IN the Mlawa region have been
successful, 4 ..
Anstros Germans Lose y wv ....
Here ~, the latest fighting, the Ger,
mans lost ave hundred prisoners and
three machine guns. Il
The Austrian sdetachment which at
tempted to cross the San river south
west Of Lutowisko was tIappsd and
snnihilpted, ,5ist, %,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
King Has Taken Positive Stand
For Strict Neutrality But For
mer Premier Says His Party
viii Not Sustain Sovereign
SITUATION IS REPORTED
TO BE GROWING SERIOUS
zaimis, Who Is For Peace and
"a Friend Of Constantine, Mas
Been Offered Premiership With
View 10 ! AvertiHg scOnHtt

Associated Press by Federal wireless)
III QNDON, March 8.Aecord-
IL ing to advices yesterday
from Athens, absolute parting of
way has been reached by King
| Constantine and former Premier
Venizelos. VIZ n. "ls %'h -
The king has taken "a positive
stand for the maintaining Of strict
neutrality and is directly oppos-
Jed by Venizelos, who says his
party will not recognize any gov
eminent formed. Cheers greeted
the former premier as he left the
palace. ~. -. n. .1.
Both in England and France
the Grecian crisis is the absorb
ing topic of discussion. 'a. y
What will Greece do" was a
question asked by. all the news
papers of Paris, yesterday.
Cannot Evade War
The general feeling is that
Greece cannot avoid becoming
embroiled in the war for more
than several days longer and the
great interest lies on which side
the Greeks will throw their sup
port. ~ ..,. .~,.,. 49,.
King Constantine and Venize-
los held a long conference yes
terday and at its conclusion. an
nouncement, was made that Veni-
zelos had advised the King and
the chamber of deputies to. select
Alexander Zaimis as the new pre-
mier ,inasmuch as Zaimis is in
favor of strict neutrality and
would work in harmony with the
King. ., g.. ..
War Party Adamant
ErNAt the same time, in an inter
view given after the conference
session, Venizelos said:
"Our party will refuse TO sup
port any government formed"
Later Zaimis was offered the
| premiership and the task of form
ling the new cabinet but asked for
thine to consider the proffer
! Zaimis Strong In Greece
/ Zaimis is a power in Greece and
close to King Constantine, He
was formerly prime minister of
Greece and was high commis-
sioper of the protesting powers
lin Certe from 1906 to, 1911.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
COUNTRY UNPREPARED
g FOR FORHGNATTA
Compulsory Military Training Is
: Advocated Strongly 4

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless. }
BOSTON, Massachusetts,, March 81
Adjntant- General Cole of the Massa'
chusetts State Militia, in his annual re.
port, made public on Saturday, recon.
msnds that "a system ~ compulsory
military training in the militia of the
state be. adopted in Massachusetts.
He recommends, as a means for eff
cheney, that the federal government
raise and equip the. militia, while the
state tfaiasA ana supports it. ,...-.
: -.soar eoSRtty IS il d woeful state Of
unpfepare dpess,. shonld we suffer an at
tack from 4pyq6istlor even second -Olast
nation, n says 1.-THE adjltant.general
land only a. fsdsraliaed militia will
rr0vide an effective army of citizen
soldiers, to spring to the aid of til
nation in an emergency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
TRIAL OF IHAWf0R
= CONSPIRACY BEGINS

{ Assoc lated Press BY Federal WiTeless),
NEW YORK, March s, - Another
chapter, in HAIRY Kendall tThaw 3 fight
for liberty win hesBegun today, when
the slayer OF stanford White VIM be
placed on trial ON the charge of en-
tering into a conspiracy to escape from
the Matteawan. asylumsfOr the criminal
insane. The trial is the outgrowth Of
-Thaw IS escape from the institution, his
mad dash in an auto into Canada, his
from -that country into
New Hampshire, from whence he was
finally extradited by New York authorir
ties after long drawn out legal battle,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
FIRE ABOARDlINER !.
'ANQvQNIlIEREilI|NlIT|R|IOL

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.)
PARIS, March 8. The fire which
broke out on Saturday aboard the liner
La Touraine, en- route from New York
TO Havre, Is now under control, accord
ing to a wireless report from her com
mander. III, ~
All anxiety as to the fate Of the ves-
sci and her passengers has now, been re.
.lieyed. The liner is proceeding under
her own steam TO Havre, where she
win arrive this evening. The steamer
Rotterdam is standing by in case help
may be needed. =, f., ~
The canse of the fire has not been
explained in the wireless reports re-
ceiyed. - H. 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09

nue.- The national reserve has fallen off
as much as two million dollars a. week,
and there ia left 'onIv some fifty,four
mhHhn dollars ~ ~ I'm - ~ NJ
r.,,.s:., :, -. s,,a.r e'sr,-- '.e- IL &.
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. ne uens nosmn naIsi - So 1.
new .,s.I ~ ~, .spa.,''.., Sans
Low 49, ",,sa 5sIiars 49,, ~ : =.
lnop' Z. tt.Hi 49, ~ ~.
nu ~ Wy g"1lsStt wi poi 81, "a fbay
ivan psops - az "a,,a.ta,sa ,ths;,
Preier ~ pAy ~. 'no 'S AZ, III.
Essa,lpn ~ y. , IN .e.,, ~ a s;
.nE ~ ~ al, az iisIiy r. $500 ~
.hiry IVY j, w I J,i;, - ~ ~ -,
tne pfeSeht e,snt "''on sn saso !.
oraer - carry OUT t tt P''i''y Va e'
s' ssyo,, ana . =, ,rsss,t With avorv tale.
: Z ~, s.o,;Ay Y 80 ,'t ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
tViL "A AGAIN ON MARCH Z

IA8gooiaTeN Press BY ComHlerciai Uable)
FL .HASO, March s. General
Villa yesterday started out 9n. an an
active :" .mpa;gn against the Gar
T9nza i9rees, when his main army
Left CT, Sdalajara toward Agpas
,CE!ientes, as the initial, moyemeht
OF piannea attacks on the Gar
Tanza trougholds at Tampieo
and Nera Cruz Comrnissioner
West, special representative Of
Presidcnt Wilson in Mexico, and
Consul aCarrothers accompanied
Nilia.. ~ ~ ~ ~ .& s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
ADMIRAL pEWA Visits .
STANDARDIZATION
I'M IN MFESIIs
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)

(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
san DIEGO, March s.-Admiral
shigeto Dewa, accompanied by two
aides, arrived here yesterday from
Washington, where he has been as
plenipotentiary of the Emperor of ia
pan to arrange for the participation
by japanese .warships in the great
naval parade through the Panama
Canal at the formal opening of that
great waterway. Outing his stay in
Washington Admiral Dswa WAS enter.
tanned by President Wilson and Seere'
tary Of the Navy Daniels. Today Ad,
nifad Dewal will pay a visit to the
Panama California exposition grounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
pReAbNeJsAT in ACTION

I(A9e9cIate1 Press by FederaE Wirelessl
!. PlNRls, March 20. - The British
dreadpought Qneen Elizabeth fbom,
bardea the DardsDelles forts on Sat
,urday, doing great damage with her
fifteen-ineh gunSr,The rDardapelles has
been oPeped now for mere than,a thiri
Of IL lsaeths or 80 "a Z ii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
CAPTURES By GERMANS
An0UBT'lO82l;qOONE;N

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
BERLIN, March ls.---MembeFs Of the
Prpssian diet who have made an Off
eial inspection of the various camps Of
detention throughout Germany have
learned that there are now held as
prisoners Of war by. Germany a total
of SCI 900 men. OF these, 100000 have
been captured since January l.. a.,
A Sofa report received here yester'
day states that the .serbians are plan.
nins an early invasion Of 4 bania.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months children
are subject to disorders Of the bowe's
and should receive the most careful at,
tention. AS soon as any unnatural
loosepess of the bowels is noticed
Chamberlain $ Collie, Cholera and Dinr,
FbOea Remedy should be given. so
sale by all dealers, Pepsor, Smith b
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
LAND BATTERIES EFFECTIVE.

(Associsted Pfess BY Federal Wireless)
sdoNSnANTINDPLE, March 9 Ion /;
eiaI annPuncemsnt wasimade Yesterday
that six hostile wsrships Of the Allies
had 5bombarded the forts Of the Oar,
idaaelles, but that the aland BATTERIES
had replied Accessibility. ALL a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
SngarMep
10 Attack.
Free List
y. S. Manufacturers viii Petition.
President 70 Have Congress
Abrogate New Schedule
iHawsiiinterests Are Not Repre-
IN scented In BIG Convention 9
Which. Opens Today

= . 4 .
kssStlated Press by Commercial Cable
SAN FRANCISCO, Marh s.-rDele-
gates TO the convention Of the United
states Sugar MSnufaeturers' Assoeia
tion will convene this morning for
the opening session Of the convention.
The representatives of thirty six sugar
beet factories, in various States, have
arrived for the conference, at which
lie Californian factories also will have
eleven delegates. ~ '''
want sugar Pfoteetcds ,'~"~'A.. 49,.
The first work Of the convention, &C.
eording to the plans made, will. be the
naming.of the memke"s of a{delegatipn
to proceed to. Washington, to present "A
petition to President .Wilsena that he
use his influence with tha EdoRrinant
party in congress tegtake nigatnoff the
free list, or at least TO modify, the pres
emit tariff schedule ,ta which provides
for the free list Of snpHr after Aisy
], 1916. tfic Which FrGvtdsbI
Report On Free Af4iclsga' a'SG A#J
The first exhaustive data report on
the certain eifeeiS 5flfhe carrying into
force Of the fEesrshga clause is,rto ibe
presented, bksea upon (which itHei pc
tition to Observation-Disclosures ,swih ibe
drafted. ssed ulDts Yb4fh thc EA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
Moves SUBSTITUTED

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
I. {SALEM, Oregon Marsh WITH tthe
consent ,and approyal u the qeYerRleSgrl
Tosing pictures were yesterday spbsti'
t,itssSd I f oar9 shes Zine SopSEed religion.
service IN IN the Oregon ststs Psniil
tssntiaryy.% Tbe change was Tsssiysd
viii Seetaim by the Pfisenssiss ana Prae-
ticaIy every inmate Of the prison saw
the pietGitess. Ibs inst fitting sOf ppyie.
has the sanction stt X Y tAs prison e
form associations. Z" Z ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
ANOTHER CuLEBRA SLIDE

(AsPPcaatal Press by FedeIaI. WirslFSs'l J
. PANAMA March s.-TheEe has
been another slide into the Culsbrga,
rut; but no: serious tie-up Of nayiga
tiSn is ex 9estod A sytsoien dapth of
water = n2irS Ia; .esS AL bRt TIE
largest steamers. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
RECEIVING SHIP FLOODED

ASSOCIATED, Press by Federal Wirelegs.)
NEW YORK, March s.-<The y. s. 8.
Maine, receiving ship, became flooded
on Saturday, when one of her pumps
blew out. She has been ordered to the
BROOKLYN nevv ward for r"pairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
MAYOR GOES ON tIRTAI

(AsEpeisted Press by Fs5Sralt @itetfssf,
INDIANAPOLIS, Msreh ,ssz7Mayor
RphsEts will be placed on trial toda%
on thr charge of attempting 70 corrupt
voters at the time of his election.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
Dispatches sReaeiyed1irpm Amer
loan EWhassyln eapital SAYS
thousands Of Men, Women,
and1GhiIdren AreF ICING Death
UNLESS RELIEF eoMEs
igNRFOHL ,MesTssyc
General 0bregon Refuses To-
q Resoind Recent Orders and
Refugees Start on Foot iior.
Vera Cruz 70 Escape Famine
Associated Press by Commercial Cable }

HUyAst11Nc;TclN Mach q
aW'8Acford;ng % d;s6sttcbes
IA sras,y Tto,nI The
), n 4 ,;, tbsgG;,y Of
5,,s e "a men ,,v yl
=, ,,ts f;c;nS death
- 80 ,..a,.,,.t;,,,, ,,,,l.ss sresdv re-
TG s"rSsd 80
,,4o,,,;,,S, more
ls 1inIsss reI;ef
's $3.50 ,aod;,,. -. dsa,h to,l Vii
~ ",,o $500 y Eood nr;ces have
climbed beyond the reach of the
,aodrsr classes, most of whom are
spenniless and 3haYe no means Of
acquiring food. 81 ....
4Refuges Leave ON Foot
rho,,nb ~. r.;,-o,d from the
C,.. "oe go ~. ~ ~ 60, ha .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
PILES CURED IN Q TO 10 paws.

FAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
torSare any case of Itshiog titnd.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in g to
u days or money refunded. y Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saiat Louis
y. OLA,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09

conditions of labor ~ women, also.
wont to the judiciary committee, with.
the suggestion that it might be well
that d public meeting be held, as twas
understood that o number Of people and
institutions wish to be heard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
SLAVS IHROWNBAgk .
y -'1,lIHs 1'H5lEANl;tOslssl6S

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
,RERtIN, March p, Official AN,
rgapesEisnt was made yesterday that
The, GeJupn ATTACKS in the south and
east Of a IVA had been highly success
full and the Russians were thrOwn back
from. petition after position with heavy
losses. Three thousand, four hundred
,Rpssians were taken prisoners and six.
teen guns were captured, ...., 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
WOMEN ARE GREATEST
!. SUFFERERS FROM WAR

(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
INDIANAPOLIS, March ws.---Mrs.
Rosika sehwimmer of Budapest, Hun
gary, a delegate to the international
suffrage. conference in progress here, in
an ippassioned and appealing address
to the gathering declared: eve want
woman s suffrage SO that we can bring
about peace. The women Of Europe are
the greatest sufferers and the greatest
victims Of the present war" .... .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
,AER0NAUTfeAL CORPS
49,, has PERMANENT BASE

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal 'wirelsss)
- SAN DIEGO, March g. -Brigadier'
General scriven announces that North
Island has been made the permanent
training and experimental base for the
eeroRautieal branch Of the army,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09

rNAPASSAS aNNOANOAAOo
aftThe visits Of business men are well
coined at Washington, and assurances
are given that INTEGRITY snd honesty Of
purpose win rot be subject to .m Y, I'll
cation, and this undoubtedly will hold
good Vntil the next election. A Demo
cratic CONGRESSMAN freely conceded
that the lobby investigation had done
more harm, than .good, .#.,,
1.-THE sugar situation in washington
is unchanged, although there are mem
rers in, both 5houses that shave changed
their views because of the need Of reve'