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The Keota news., 1915-06-18

Rocky Ford is to have a new $2o'
900 school building.
A $4,000 bond issue has been pro-
posed to improve Colorado Springs
parks.
Schoolchildren of Denver will pay
tribute to the Liberty Bell Saturday,
July 10.
More than $4,000 was garnered by
Tag Day girls. for the blind, from
generous Denver people.
Sterling and Logan county had the
most severe hail storm Thursday thai
has visited that section in years.
Ground will be broken in few days
University OF Colorado at Boulder.
Five buffaloes were transported
from the Denver City park to the new
pens on Genesee mountain, in The
mountain parks.
At the thirty-eighth annual CON-
mencement exercises of the Univers.
i:y of Colorado at Boulder. President
Livingston Farrand conferred 22S
degrees.
]. U. Vigil. for the past two years
postmaster Of Trinidad and for more
than twenty-five years leader OF the
ty. died of pneumonia.
Gov. Carlson and District Judges
CRANKY Hillyer and A. w. McHendrie
were the guests of honor at the annual
banquet Of the Las Animas County Bar
Association at Trinidad.
The discovery of what is believed tc
be platinum in ore taken from the
Sueno de Orc mine in the La Platas
has aroused intense interest among
mining men at Durango.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Penrose of
Colorado Springs have announced
hat they will construct a large swim.
ming pool in Monument Valley Park
as gift to the children of that city.
The X. of P. monument was un.
yelled at Crown Hill cemetery, in
Denver, with a large number of
knights from the various lodges
present. Congressman Hilliard made
the principal address.
AAe Hoei sull Drought Oy District
Attorney John A. Rush against John
c. Montfort and conducted by Special
Prosecutor Greeley w. Whtford was
thrown out of court in Denver with a
directed verdict Of not guilty.
Delay in the cutting of the first
crop Of alfalfa and the planting OF
corn in many parts of the state was
the result of the cold, wet spell last
week, according to the United States
weather and crop report for Colorado
An effort will be made by the Civil
Service Reform Association of Den
YER to refer the civil service bill
passed by the Twentieth General AS
sembly. which. unless tied up In
court. will 60 into effect July 10.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine bye remedy for Red. Week; s, W,1sry ,ns
ins. Eye comfort. Write for Book OF the Eye
by mali FREQ. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
The Keota news., 1915-06-18

Marriage is form Of speculation IN
which the women participate on equal
terms with the men.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18

Colorado Fair Dates for 1918.
Aug. ls20.-Island Grove Driving Cluo'
Greeley
Aug. 2427.-Bent County Fair Associ-
alton. Las Animas.
Aug. 25-27.-Fort Collins Racing Asso-
citation. Fort Collins.
AUG. 3l,sept. 3;-Arkansas valley FAIR
Association. Rocky Ford.
Aug. 31-Sept. 3.-Larimer County fan
Association Loveland.
Sept. 7-l0-Crowley County Fair As-
sociation. Sugar City.
Sept. 7-l0.-St. Vrain Valley FAR AZ
=. sociation. Longmont.
Sept i3-lS.-colorado State FAR ASso-
citation. Pueblo. ~
Sept 2l-24.--Trinidad-Las Animas Co.
Fair Association. Trinidad. r.;u
Sept 2l-24.-MontcZuma County f"''
at CorteZ
oct 2-9.-Colorado Agricultural Fan
and Racing Association. Denver.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18

Smile on wash day. That's when you use
Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes winter than
snow. All grocers. Adv.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
SANTA Fe Racinx Circuit Dates

Aug. 24-27.-Las Animas. Colo.
Aug. 3l-Sept. 3.-Rocky Ford. colo.
sept. .7lO.-SuSar CITY, Colo.
Sept. l3-lS.-Pueblo. Colo.
Sept. u -2+.-Trinidad. Colo.
Sept. 2S.-Oct. 1.-Raton. New Mex.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better. goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
grocer. Adv.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
COLORADO
STATE NEW S
Western Newspaper Union vew. service.
COMING EVENTS

Aug. 3lSept. 2.-Grand Lodge. X. OF T..
at Colorado Springs
Aug. 26-2S.-Fall Festival at FlaGle-. :,
Sept. 27-Oct. S.-Meetins international
Dry Farming Congress at Denver
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
Dubious.

Dubious.
Does he act with spirit?"
Il never saw him act without it,
Baltimore American.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16

unler u1ent IN paitiiIfpn III
Serr Gouarb grad, 449 SaS Sinfte
Strake. gea Sci. 476 g., Ssme
Ibouc 1881 u.
= Oem 8. u. Sbafer purbs aus eie
mem S6uppen Der Soopen, Spens &c
Henti6Ier 60. Dorseitern absnb isin
3DeiraO seitoblen.
- Die bieites ppIissi ipurbe srIu6t,
einen gspiiIen Sames Walter Don GoOs
tnstpn, ap,, bier tpegen geruahldHis
9uns Ieiner 5amiIie gu iuaen unb ep,
81 oerbaften.
= 6rau Soiepbine DeIt befu6t.
roreeitsrn Radt bic poliaeiitatiou nit
ibrem tIeinen Sobn unb erSdbIts, bab
iie unb ibr &inb Sunesr leioen unO
obne Sbba9 uno 5rsunbe ieirn. Sic
fano aufnabme in bsm Seim Der SeIps
ing Sano on Der 9apton Sttabe.
- Gin junser Mann, Ramsns So
fepb SulItpan, beiuhte porgeitern
9lbsnb bic 9arass Der @raf Mptpr Gar
60, annettirte sinen lleberSieber unD
entflpb. Gr purbe nit einem Gutos
mobil perfolst unb ihlieblit an Der
Gde Der Siib 4. unb Court Strabs
bon Der Poli5ei sinsebpIt uno tpcgsn
9iebitabls eingeIperrt.
- Sobn 5oIep, ipeldsr crit tiir8lid
Bel benz 0iebitabl Ron 19 Tluiden
Bier, iusl6e aug einem Giienbnbnipa.
gen entpenost lpurben, betbeiliet tpar
uno Oem8eriht iibertpieIer tpurbe, fisI
Der 9oIi5ei porseitern Qbenb piebsr in
Die 0Gnbe, neil er sinen getpiiien Geo.
3. Carroll nit einem WeFer anariff
uno unter bem Iinten Iuse Iopie an
Der linten Settle Wunbsn betbratte.
- Gin 0ieb eNtfiibrte Dorseiiern
Radt gegeu II llbr bas grobs autO'
mobil bss gantiers 9. .. 5itton, fpeIs
DIES DOR Der Wobnung bon s. W. see,
Gde Der gtoro 2. unb SeatOn Strube.
itanb. Die YoIissi telepbonirte nah
alien Ri6tuneen, pbns bab Der Disb
erfpiIat perben tpnnte. 9as Iutomos
bil fpurbe i4lisbIib seitern Wtorgen
I'm 8 ubr itart bsibGbigt in Der gGbs
pon Sbaronoiue gefunben. Der Dieb
I9leppte ale Dert5euse nit fort, als
er bas 4utomobil i'm Glide lieb.
- Cine iiibIi6 fabrsnbs 6or Der
Obiu elettriiden Giisubabn ertsI.iite
porgeitern 2tbeno nm 8 llbr iiioIid bon
burlington, nabe Der Wtu aanbIirobs.
II Msilen Don SamiIton. obne bab
Semanb perIeBt ipuroe Der 8abnDers
tebr purbe beinabs brei Stuuoen lang
unterbro6.n, bis bic Gar tpteber auf
bic SeIeife oehpbsu tperoer sonnte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
gokal.Deridt
1enti4er Sanbtpebrnerein.
Dsit Der Seicr ieinss 40. Stiftunss.
reites er5ielt oerieIbe eiueu lido.
nen Grfpls.
Gbrans Der 1Sabne unb SeHrp EDer.
maun's Seitrebe-

Der Oeutibe 2anbipebrpsrein bait.
geitern isinen Gbrsutag. 9as 40.
Stiftungsfsit purOs ssfsisrt unb bas
par Der 2lnIab 5u sinem srptGrtigal
oeuti6en Ysrsiusieit. bsnn pis nsr
2anbtpebrperein itets bic 5eite anbersr
@srsine bsiu6t unb ben GrfoIs btrisls
ben bsrbei3ufiibren biIit, 70 pergalt
man bissmal @leid,es nit 9lei6em
uno bas Reiultat mar Elm i96nss beut'
i9es 9oltsfsit, ipsl9es in Wates
Part an Der Reubing Roab besansen
;rOs. Natiirli6 paren bic Wlitslisber
bes SubslOsretns nit ibrer 5amiIien
fait DoQ5dbIis 0ertreter unb pom
gaberiidsn llnterftiiBungsperein BON
MilitGr @ersin, BON ben 9eatf6sn
S6tiben uno bon sabllsi6en dnbsrsn
9sreinen poren itarte Oeputdtionen
eri6iensr. Die Wdnner, ipeIhe in Gbs
rem bes a0nigs Rod sstrasn bdben
unb nit lreuOsn an bic itOns SOIbas
ten5sit Suriidosntsn, laifsn jsbt msbr
als Ionit ibr asif.iges auee 6iuiibtr'
idpsifen uno gsbenten Der bsrrli6sn
Woffentbdtsn, bic bas urperg!eihlide
osuti6e Seer, gu beiisr 9eiianbtbsil
lie emit gebDrt, auf ben arisgsIdaus
pIGBen bes Oitsus unb bss Weitens
tngtGeIih polbriussu. 90 ipnr osnn
bic qeitrige @sisr ppn sinem edit pds
triotii6em @eiit getrugen, Der iih aud
in ben QHiprabsH ipiberfpiegelte, bic
gebdlter spuroeH.
Ra6bem Die 5sitgsisqf6dft 20 5ism.
li6 berIdmmelt mar. nabm Der Ganbs
pebrDerein Dor Dem 9artsn qufitelluns
uno belt nit tlingeHosm Spisl unb
pebenber Iobne ieinsn Giu5ua unb ss
nurbe 70 Itramm maridirt, als tefdus
ben fih bic admerdben auf bsm gos
rabefelo. Die 9eIangsfsttirn trus
bann elm aisb Dor, porduf grGTibeni
Grnit Deber in berSliher Moytsn bi.
aameraben unb Gdffs beeriibtc Rdfs
b.m Die mddtigsn QttOrbe BON .Tis
Babt am Rbein" periIungen iparsn,
befteie 6err Sps @eib i'm Ramer Der
9eidngsIettion cine prGhtiqs Sdleife
an bic SABINE. porauf bic Seftion sur
lpsitern Gbrung Der SABINE yDas IN Der
Idg bes 6errn" fang. Runmshr ipurb.
6err 6enrp Spermdur, Der eiuer Der
Grspdiiosnten BEG @seins III, als 1tits
rebnsr SOrseftellt unb nit groBm Su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
aOnpent b.r CsberatiOs
iatbolifGsr WsrtiRs.

sol.bO, O., 10. gusuii. Der
IA. Sabrssionptnt ber amsritaniidtn
FEDERATION iatbolider Dersine ipurO,
dm Sountas our9 Elm pontifi.aIumi
in Der ct. Gran, DON Sales !tatb,s
orale er0ffnti. Uloit Ren. sJo5n Bon.
3ano, .. D., Der apoftoIiide SsIesat
In ben Der. Staatei., offisiirte. Ssin;
aHiiienisn rpdren Or. J. 3. D'Gon.
nel unb bic Rsperenos Mugujt :.
S9uertnsr unS ]. g. WsiIanb, aa.
pIdne oes 9if9ofs Soi. Sar.m6s bon
2oleOo. Die W.iis ftIos NIT Der Or.
tbeiluns oss pdpFIi9su SesMs burd
ben DskJattn.
Die pdrabs, tptldr boz uHb mad
BEN ppntifi.aldmt ftatifunb. mar eiM
Der grobtsn uHs sldHaenoiten sdtboIi-
i9sn 9smOuiirotionen, bic i in 10
lsbO ita.tfanbtn.
gifcbof S6rmbs hsriibk Der
pGpitlifsn 9elesotsH i'm Ram.n b.:
tatboIti6.n prititsr unb Eaten uno
bisb oann bic prGldten unb DeIssaitn
ipiatommsn.
Die goitoHer iinb am Sablre6fisn
Otrireten. Sn Der parabe irug.n Il.
bi. Der. Staaien sylasss, bic iJabns
bss Stdates DAdFnfufttts unb bi.
pdpIili9e 5abre. On ibrtr Spibe mar.
f6iri.H Rt. asO. Wl. ]. Splaim Don
Ror6nrp unS bic adpsle Der WifIioris.
,irhe.
Rt. Reo. W. ]. goIaab,-. aoob,
illtor Biidof Don @ranb RapiSs, belt
cine qrebist. in Der .r ii6 iibtr ben
Ulanssl an Organization Der iaibpIi.
iten euisHipelt bttlast. Der gif6pi
p.ruribeiIts fsrnsr bas Gbsf4,ibunss
llebsI.
Die Gage in Wsrito.
so fbineton, .. g., 10. aug.
5i.r sriparitt man i'm aaui. Der nicb.
item 3aae bas Gtntrsff.n Der qntpors
ten Der Giibrer Der p.ritisosnsn msri.
ianii4sr 5aitiOntn, in pel9,n bic
9Ori6ldee Der ponomsritaner besiias
lid Der Gbbaltung Der 5risosnstonfss
rsHs dngenommeu iperben.
gDie am Sonniag bfdRnt purbs,
bat 9illa ben 2lufruf Der 0trtiniaisn
Staaien uno Der gtrtrsier ber iiibs
ameritaniitn Republiien bruden lais
len, Inn ibm bic m6slitit melt. Der
breitune gu fi&trn. Die 9rudlseung
m in Suare, un6 In Gbibudhud ers
folgt. Wis gorrauso iit Su ben Wor'
itldaen iteasH ipirb. III ioireit nod
nift bstdnnt unb. absr bab bon Gsis
fen bieisr 5oition ouf cine fiarse Cp'
petition 3u re6Ren III. .rb,lt aus si'
ner ertIGruHs. bic General pablo
Gons1lss, Der Garrdnsa Gcmmanbant
in Der Sauptitabt o6eegeben bat. Or
aibt Der 2tnfi1i gfusbrud. bdb bic
@ersinigtsn Stdatsn in Babe bic
aonitituticnaIiitsnrssisriing untrtsns
nsn iperbsn, ebsnfo ME bic Regieruns
ou6 BON ben Decentralization Re-
pu6Iiisn aneriannt ipsrben uiirbs. Jm
Jdlls einsr politifden ober gar einsr
brpoffnstsn JuterDeniicH In msrito
srtldri @on5alss. bob e. trtu 5u Gars
.ralva haItsu asiEbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
GaStsa nab Seaesae.

Gee Seuher, non go. sos
Siinite slpenle IN Canton, ipuroe in
Cincinnati lrGbrerb Der 2lr6eit ppn
einem Bierbc in ben 9lrm gebiiien.
Or. Spisc!berger branute Die @rtnoe
aus.
See 9lat.L Is 2Sobre alt, in
@poilrgton ipobnbait, bate geitern
Deorgen, ais er pon eincm San5per.
gniisen beintfebrte, am SuB Der ger.
m gfoe. IN Gapton mgebIid, i'm Ser.
elm NIT mebreren 6reunoen einen
Robai. ini3eliirt. 9eim Serannaben
Der EoIi5ei eriolete cine aagemeine
;SIuft. YIadD hatte jeoo9 Sas Ulol.
beur, BON Der Boli5ei eiHgebplt 5u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
.auno hes q(usffanb.s Al .r,itlsn.

Iesuns bes 2tusiidnc.s 3u er3ielen.
SH psrihiebenen auptteln bes BE
ridts piro iiber bic Btnubuna Don
Waffen ieiiens Der Wd6tsr BEL Strtiis
unb iiber bic Gshnsbebinsunsen IL
9aponne sefpro6en. tpGbrtnb aubsr
BEN Der gsridt au6 auf ben grief
iuehfsl 3Dfften ben unttriu6enbtl
Seamteu uno bem Der SeIgeieuf6dfitH
entbdls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
Gsiu. auffaffuna

.Sait mas baesssn, 9oata. ipenn |
mOrssn nit Radbars Rii in Die StGbt
einifubr'u, unb mir i'm Sbeatsr ben fl
bslen Bauer anihaug'n tua2"
sgiii perrudt, Widbsls - Dos
bait bo' b'rbOam pieI bequemer, = ober
bin ! Dir Disaei&t net fibsl s'rIag"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
s.in. gOrfi6ismabrea.tr

~ - - y - y "
Souriit: ralfo briiben an bsm~2lb'
bang iinb idon msbrsre perfon.n Der.
unsliitt; baun ipunoert es mid bab
sic gar tsiHe 9OriidtsmabRssln
trsfien2"
Wirtb: %, jsber mnb :r'f feline
Rednuns bel mir tn Orbnune brin.
gen, fpsnH u ba biHaufiteiseu MINI"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16

@ebaHfenfplitter.
Gs siebt WeuiheH, bic 70 ,bsIitdt"
fub. baB fie ungsnieBbar lpsrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
5tal usdls Mot aalsdlsa.
arauf nmb IdJiper adsenbe 3iIf ~
gmterlett srInngt bnrt eDhss
6. Einfbam's geBrtahIt
Compound.

sidmOub, sa.-.8ur Beit, a!S ~ siI.n
Gniana nit epoia q. BfnfbamB BegefobIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16

Goutpouub uln@te. ~
fanb i'd mi&h a1sm
gsrobein entjstt4en
8uitosb, ber Dur4 eiH
innerss Aiben ter.
bsieeFhtt Rufe g.
Ran 8uaanb IN "
ner berariipeH fo4'
srdbigsH NeIcottai,
6sb ss al uisine @u.
Iensiraft btsnrffs. nm
mid anfre&t ~ boh
ten. anoertnjaus paEs
id betildafrig gfwor'
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ben. Sd irar faum TIM Stanbe, MID aui
ben aaben Su talien, uTb itibEf bic esrlns'
&c urbeii psrnohte ID, mar NIT oer erottsn
Nntrsusnns AZ perridten. DD Ra4fs
psrnsohfs i'd nidt sn fhiaten uHb terser'
fcIet NOR Id ani ndditen Morgen binfdnis
unb jub,m init ,inem aubsltsnesn 3ept'
itmerB geplagt.
s9a6ssui ID bic spsi rlaide bisisr IRE.
eisim aencmmtn bat b sann Der Gepf.
t9meD eiwas uo4saiaHea. au1 tfpas
Gtlef iiellie ff siR uno meine Nerptn
iuutesn etpos Aarirr. sd fu5r forf. bic
Rsbijin su n.tmen. biz Id mid uts nsass'
bcrtn iiblte. unb ltBt psrmas i6 fanm ~
be3reifen. ipie Q, m6eli6 IL, bab it ah
meint Nrbeit lpiebsr IN rerr6ien psrmes-
Benn INNER ID bon einer 6rau triSprs,
bic einsr auien Rebuin bebarf, 10 pstnas
Id gpDia q. Eiuitam's sesdabie Com
rolnb uid3t tparm etnua sn tnipLsplg-
Frau Trauf GIarI Si46 Y. dnip
Gtr., Rt9uone, pa.
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fyranen babem ,s anbertn 6ssarn
rrsdbit

fsit piersis s}abr,H. pie 9nsia 9. ytnihsmy
geeetable q gonipouHb ibnsH bic @einnopeu
pisberperldafft bate, wenn iit ben 6routb
Ieiben gum Cpiu sdaaen paisn Dapr
bi, sncrmt aadirass mad, stsltr psseph
bon benz Gtiantiihen bis sam Daofl1tn
Cron. yg,nn Sis nut trgeno sinsm
iSfousnlsibeu bebafist iino. bann iolten Sn
sniiai,S.n apbia 6. ptnitan's BeqstnbI'
0onboune periu4sn. % pirb - Jersm
Sor,bsi a.ra&.n. sYoia O. Rtnfbam uf>
bictne Co, 2pRH, RdH.
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toerben. CT tpilrbe inter Der anflnge
hes irncroeiltli6cn 9etrugeila perbafs
faf
= q ~ TITS =.

llnier Ngent in SamiIton IN
Serr Gouaro grad, 449 SaS 5iinite
Strakc. gea Sci. 476 g., Spme
Ehpue 163fN.
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Die steippprt Office fir bas Sin.
rinuater golfsblatt" befinbet iid in
WD. 339 yprf Sirahe, seseniiber oem
Gonrtbonie, ipoislbit 0erisfeiten, Nn'
seistn u. (. IN. bis 10 ltbr 40 Ninn'
ten sIbenbs enfseseuaenomuren tuer.
ben.
@oItgfeit bes stabto 2 r.
bonos.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-21
MAY IDENTIFY
ANOTHER MAN
OF LOST FL
Boy Diving in Harbor Waters
Finds JaW-bone, Three Teeth
Intact, on Pile of Zinc From
Wrecked Submarine

A grim reminder OF the F4 disas
ter and one which may establish the
identity OF the remains of another
sailor or officer. was found this morn.
ing by q Hawaiian boy who was div.
ing near the. 1nter-Island drydock.
It is the jawbone of human skull,
apparently the left jawbone. and in
an excellent state OF .preserva4 Jon.
The most important point is that
three teeth are intact in the jaw, one
ofsthem q big moIar with heavy gold
crown. There is another molar be
hind II, q missing space In front and
then tooth further front.
The bone and teeth are SO excel
lently preserved and the markings on
them so distinctive that 1t is probable
the naval authorities will be able to
identify the fragment from the dem
tai records kept Of the IA victims.
The jawbone was In possession Of
superintendent Lyle of the Inter-Is-
land irydoclx this morning. He was
intending to turn II over to the naval
authorities at the first opportunity.
The fragment was found In heap
OF bits Of zinc, dumped into the har-
Dor waters after being taken from the
chaotic interior Of the submarine and
sifted. In the muddy. foul mass the
fragment might easily be overlooked.
A coat of varnish has been given II
now.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-21
MORE Than TWO
MILLION NEEDED
FOR new PLANT

If the plant of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit G Land Company, as II stands
today, was to. be reproduced either in
Hawaii or elsewhere. it would cost ST..
44S,s ,s72, according to the estimation of
w. A. Cattell. civil engineer and ex
pert on valuations, according to testi-
mony which he has given in Circuit
Judge Stuart,s court in connection
with the trial of the territory's injunc-
tion suit against the Rapid Transit.
Mr.. Cattell, who was retained by the
Rapid Transit to make an inventory
of the property of the Rapid Transit
as to presentday value. cost Of repro
duction and amount of depreciation
has prspared a large volume Of data
part of which already has been intro
duced in evidence.
According to Mr.. Cattell's testi-
mony. the depreciation of all the units
of the compahy's system, to date.
amounts to s447.034. This includes all
the items in the plant. regardless of
whether they were installed 10 days
ago or 10 years ago. On April 80, this
year, Mr.. Cattell has testified. the
Rapid Transit plank was worth $2,041,-
938.
Following brief hearing of the case
today, adjournment was taken until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-21
WASHINGTON KINDLY
DISPOSED TO HAWAII

That everybody in Washington
seems kindly disposed toward Hawaii
is the word sent in brief note to the
public utilities commission by Superin-
tendent of Public Works Charles r.
Forbes, and read this afternoon at the
meeting. Mr.. Forbes sent with the let.
ter copies of a bill introduced in the
house of representatives as No. SIS.
and granting approval Of an act
passed by the Hawaii legislature for
1913 which makes certain public utili-
ties now responsible to the superin-
tendent of public works also respon-
sible to the public utilities commission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-21
WOMAN HIT BY
AUTO CLOSE TO
DEATH TO-DAY

As the result or an accident on the
Nnuanu Valley road about 10: IS last
night e. car driven by Miss II
Spring, q Tehyo Maru passenger
struck Mrs. w. H. Moore and serious
" injured her. Miss Spring was or.
dered by Judge Monsarrat to be de-
tanned in Honolulu. and is now guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Cunha st Waikiki.
No charges have been preferred, the
authorities having decided to take nc
definite action until the full extent OF
Mrs. Moore's injuries is ascertained
E. ]. Bolts appeared as attorney for
Miss Srring
Mrs. Moore ct noon today was still
unconscious and was close to death.
She is paralyzed on the right side,
has severe concussion of the hraiu.
and Is terribly bruised. DR.. r. g. Ay.
er. Emergency HOSPITAL surgeon. who
attended her said today he hoped for
her recovery, but that the injuries
were very serious. Mrs. Moore for
merly was the owner of the Half Way
house in Nuuanu valley.
Miss Spring wss en- route from the
Orient to San Francisco with her
mother on the Tenvo Maru. The
mother continued the VOYAGE this
morning. leaving the daughter here.
Both OF the women appeared today to
he greatly upset by the accident.
Fender Of Machine Bent.
According to the story OF G.. A. Gu-
lick, w. T. Rawlins and DIR. w. L. Pat
terson. visitor here. who with Mr.
and Mrs w. J. Sellers of St LoiIis
were coming down the road in Gu.
lick's machine when the accident oc-
Cured. Miss Spring was driving Ger
going up the road. with DR.. John G.
Pederi Of Queens Hospital as q COM
panion. and Mrs. Moore was walking
on the right Of the road Miss Spring.
they say. turned out to the right and
drove into Mrs. Moore from behind.
Mrs. Moore was hit so hard that the
fender Of Miss Springs machine was
bent
Miss Spring and DR.. Peden did not
stop. Rawlins telephoned for an off,
GER. while DR.. Patterson aided the in
jured woman. The patrol took her to
the station. and Gulick and the officer
went in pursuit of DR.. Peden and Miss
Spring. arresting them at the top of
the Pali an hour later.
Miss Spring today told Deputy Sher
III Asch she did not know they han
hit anyone. She claims the lights Of
Gulicks machine blinded her and she.
did not see the woman in the road
and thought when the jolt came the
machine had hit rut.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-21
JUARH Scene
OF RIOTINGBY
VILLA SOLDIERS

EL PAso, Tex, Dec. 2f.-Double
guards Of troops were rusbed to the
international bridge between Ameri-
can and Mexican territory today when
runors came that Villa was expected
to reach Juarez az 3 o'clock to attack
the city.
Former Villa soldiers who were hum
cry and unpaid, and had collected In
and around Juarcz, started 4 riot. Il
10 reported that six have been killed,
but there Is no report ef American
casualties. A number Of stores were
looted. Four companies Of the 9Th U.
S. Infantry lined up on the American
side Of the Rio 0rande river.
The rloting began at noon on the
Juarez side. Street cars were stoned
by the mob and several Americans
who were on the streets report that
they were robbed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-21
DEATH OF MRS.
Will P. THOMAS
THIS MORNING

Mrs. Will p. Thomas, wife of the
manager and secretary-treasurer OF
the Thomas Pineapple Company. died
at Queens hospital this morning at
IL o'clock, after serious illness which
lasted for several weeks. Last week
1t was seen that her recovery was
scarcely possible.
The funeral will be held at 2:30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, from the
Methodist Episcopal church, at Vic
toria and Beretania streets, with Rev.
LII L. Loofbourow and DR.. John w.
Wadman officiating. This afternoon
arrangements were being made for the
funeral, but pallbearers had not been
chosen.
The late Mrs. Thomas came to Ho-
nolulu last spring as bride from Cali
fornia.