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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-02
ACTUARY
TO INVESTIGATE
CONDITIONS HERE

DR.. Frederick L. Hoffman: statisti.
clan of the Prudential Insurance Com
pany, arrived on the Matsonia today
from New Jersey prepared. to conduct
a months investigation into mortality
statistics in the islands.
He win tell some OF the results of
scientific Investigations and give sta.
tistics prepared by himself and assist.
ants at the meeting of the medical so
ciety Friday night. He was met out.
side the harbor today BY Quarantine
Officer Trotter and at the wharf by
F. C. creedon OF the Hawaiian Trust
Company, and A. Hubert Jones of Alex.
ander & Baldwin.
<. DR.. Hoffman win visit the volcano
and the leper settlement on Molokai
before returning. Dr. Hoffman Is an
authority on cancer and his address
before the medical society will be un-
der the auspices OF the American So.
ciety for the Control OF Cancer. He
is registered at the Alexander Young
hotel
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OUTDOOR TRIPS Pc AIMED
By PROMOTION COMMITTEE

A trip to Pearl Harbor to include a
visit to the naval station and other
federal buildings on the shores Of the
lochs Is planned by the outdoor pro.
molten committees for Sunday, March
s. This win be a personally conduct.
ed expeditions and will be TO region
which Is full 81 interest and viii give
an opportunity for the best kind OF
a view OF the wonderful waterways
which are soon to be the anchorages
for American wafships. the naval
idrydock now being constructed and
the industrial buildings for the fepair.
plant have been practically completed.
Within the naval station proper are
the barracks for the marine corps ano
below them are the fortihcations Of
Fort Kamehameha.
On Saturday afternoon, March s, the
committee viii conduct hiking party
over the Pacific Heights trail to the
Pauoa rest house. This will be an
afternoon outing. On Sunday. March
z. a party will leave the promotion
rooms early in the day for tramp
mp the Lanihulf trail on the Eva side
of Nuuanu valley All Of these out
ings are intended to interest tourists
who evince q desire to see some Of
these wooded heights and afort tl1oso
who desire to get away from the
streets and beaten paths
Bookings are being received at the
Promotions Committee rooms.
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CHAMBER CALLS
|. SPECIAL SESSION
.ONGOMPENSAT|ON

Public sessions OF vital matters be-
fore the Legislature are now being
scheduled and there will be several in
the next few weeks. .-- -,
Many of the legislators plan to at
tend a special meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce tomorrow at O'Clock in
the chamber rooms, the object of
which is to consider workmen's COM
pensatien and the compensation mea-
sures proposed to the legislators. II
is also probable that the federal build
ing site Question viii be brought up
at this meeting In some form, although
Acting President harrington said to-
day that 1t Is not on the program.
On Thursday evening at 1880 the
senate will hold a public session on
the Hawaiian Electric Company-s.
{ ranchise extension bin, extending
rights on Oahu. The bill giving the
right Of domain to electric compan-
les will also be considered, said a sen.
ator this morning.
The senate may also cali public.
meeting on the building site matter.
The house last night began public
meetings on the Kupihea inyestiga-
ton. @s
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MEETING OF PUNAHOlJ MOTHERS IN /.
DISCUsSPROBLEMS IS INVITED

& Invitations are being sent out by
President Griffiths and the trustees Of
the Oahu college to all Punahou moth
seFs to be present at meeting Of Pun
ahou mothers to be held Friday after
neon at $3.50 o'clock In Charles r.
Bishop hall. The invitations viii be
delivered today and tomorrow by the
children of the school to their parents.
The object Of the meeting is to dis
.cuss the adyisability and feasibility
OF working out some plan by which
the school and the home can more
fully cooperate in attacking common
problems. There are many questions
which come out in the social life Of
the students, more especially on which
the parents and the teachers can unite
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kUKlH Will BE
BACK HERE IN
TWO YEARS TINE
Lighthouse Inspector A. E. Ar.
ledge Returns From Meeting
of inspectors at Capital

That the lighthouse tender Kukui
will probably be back In Hawaiian
waters inside of two years, and that
in the meantime the tender Column
bine. ordered here, will answer the
purpose of the district, Is the word
brought back this morning by A. z.
Arledge, inspector Of the nineteenth
lighthouse district, who returned in
the Matscnia from the national CAPT
tai Inspector Arledge has been at
tending the annual convention or hight.
house inspectors In Washington and
on his way home made thorough
inspection Of the Columbfne at San
francisco
"Tl1e appropriation for a new light
house tender for Alaska is provided
for and IN Is months or two years the
vessel win be conpleted,' said II1spec.
tor Ariedge. 'aThis means that the
KukuE viii come back to Hawaiian
waters, for which she was originally
designed and built. I inspected the
CoIunbine, which Is now at San Fran.
cisco undergoing thorough overhaul.
ing and alteration preparatory to TAX
Ing station here ] was agreeabiy
surprised at the SIZE and accommoda-
tions Of the boat, which are much bet
ter ethan her tonnage ,a11de measure
nfents Indicate. She IS now being Mt
ted with new ventilation system, to-
iii iief for tropical service For 4 YES
sci AZ years old the Columbine Is in
a remarkably good state Of Treserva-
ton and repair.
AThe meeting III washington was
most successful. The fdeS Is to bring
Ire inspectors Of the various districts
together FOR 4 week 50 That they can
exchange ideas and study matters con-
nected with the service ia general
When / left washing ton the biIi appfo-
Dfi8ting $50 900 for aids to navigation
il Pearl HafDof fad just parsed tie
B0use. There are no paftlcu14f'
changes in this district that know
OF, but feel assured that the inter-
estB Of Hawaii are being Wen hooked
after away from here. 3 -
Inspector Afiedge made d long
swing around the United States, vis-
Ting HIS family IN the south and get
ting as far north as Niagara FAILS and
Chicago 81
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HoL BR0N CONVICTED or
STATUTORY OFFENSE

After deHberating FOR two hours and
b half, q jury IN the federal court
found Robert Hebron, Jr., guilty Of a
statutory offense this morning. He
will receive his sentence at $50 to.
morrow morning.
The woman IN the case, Annie X.
Kauhinf, the only witness called by
the defense. was arrested last night
BY United States Marshal Smiddy on
q statutory charge and will be given
a hearing before Commissioner George
s. Curry tomorrow at 8 q m.
Both principals IN the statutory
case have been married since the case
was brought before tne federal author
itiess = ). Al
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with good effect.
II Is hoped also by this meeting to
enlist the interest Of the mothers IN
many school problems in the solution
OF which they can be Ct great assist
ance.
This does not contemplate another
organization among the women Of the
city; It proposes simply a plan by
which the natural interest which ex-
lists already shall be directed and more
EFFECTIVELY applied to the training OF
Punahou children In certain matters
having to do with the life both IN
school and at home.
Much interest Is being expressed In
this conference which viii undoubted-
ly be very largely attended
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-02
GOOD PROGRAM
FOR AID CLUBS
LUNCH TOMORROW

business and pleasure viii intefmin.
gle at the Ard club lunch tomorrow.
The program is announced as follows:
GO to the AID club "Wednesday!
y short sharp; graphic demonstra,
lticn and talks on one phase Of sdter-
Using
An Ad club program Of Interest
and enjoyment.
Adrertisine I'M charge Of technoi.
ogy of advertising committee =. w.
p. St George. chairman; Prof. a. Il
Andrews: Pau Super. Henry Giles.
Miss Hazel Kellog, Ca little fairyl
ii q humorous siit, Advertising, &C.
companisd BY Miss Alice Ball.
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QUARANTINE FOR
DOGS PRAISED
BY MRS. RYAN

Mrs. P. F. Ryan four months ago
received from Yokohama two Japan.
csc spaniel puppies of particularly
fine breed. The dogs have just been
released from quarantine and were
turned over to Mrs. Ryan in the finest
Mrs. Ryan is loud IN her praises Of the
treatment accorded her pets while IN
quarantine under the supervision Of
William Stewart, the caretaker at the
station. and is assured that local peo.
pie importing valuable dogs need feel
no apprehension that their animals
win receive other than the best Of
care and attention at the hands Of Mr.
Stewart.
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Per M. N. S. S. Manoa for san Fran
cisco March FL. H. WOnall, E. e.
Garhich. Clarence Hall, e II. Hughes,
y. mi Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. N
Case q. J. Pullen. VIM. NJ. Saunders
Vim. owderlIirk. Miss Grace Nottkee
VIM. Onderuffk, Miss Grace Nottage,
Miss L. NJ. Kinney, VIM. Johnston. H.
Breck. g. B. Curtis. Mrs. =. Workman.
p. Peterson. Mrs. P. Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs 7. c. tombstone, Mr.. and Mrs.
". H. Wilson, Mrs. johnson, Miss E
DuQuette, Mrs. VefrSin. Donald Big
low. J. E. LaWlor. Chas Rathbone. Mr..
and Mrs. ". 9. Newell. Mrs. Lloyd r.
Killam, Mrs. E. w. Tucker, S. B. Mad.
dams. Mrs. S. B. Maddams and two
children. Miss c. Bethel, Mrs. A. ].
Mcleod, Miss Lola Wagner, Miss g.
Cederbere. Mrs. G. B. Curtis, DR.. II r.
N0ttaEe. Mrs. H p. N0tfege, Mr. and
Mrs H. G. Henry, Mrs B. A. Howland,
Mrs. Alice Kremers, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Byers. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. McHenry.
Mr. and Mrs, c. H. BiEelow
Per str. Matlna Los for K0ha and
Kau ports. March 3. r. Contnt, 3. e.
C6naft NJ. 0salzi ohas. Meinecke.
Mrs. A. 0reenwell. infant and maid,
Rev. ]. r. Ertlm6n, Rev. II. P. Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Paris. 3 Al. Ma
gdire, John Kifl<moo6, /. Nakanllira,
KNong Hyen Kin, Mrs. G. p. Kama
noha, Rev. A. S. Baker. Miss Charles,
Miss Ahuha. Miss G. Aiu. Miss d.
Go00hue. Miss E. s. Goodhue, Miss A.
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VESSELS 10 AND Z ]
FRoM HE 81 NDs

Tuesday, March q
PORT ALLEN Sailed, Mar, i: Bkt
James Tuft, for Astoria.
H1Lo Sailed. Feb. Is: s. s. Alaskan
for New York via Panama.
aYOKOHAAdA-SaiIed. Feb. %: s. s
Mongolia. for Honolulu Tone day
lafe)
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived, Mar. q:
s. s. WilheImira, hence Feb. "a.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Mar. 2,
2:so ?. M: 8. s; Sierra, for Homo
& lu1u.
SEATTLE Sailed, Mar. /: s. S. Tex.
an, for Honolulu.
LOS ANGELES Arrived, Mar. 4: s.
s. Great Northern, from Hilo. Feb.
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GEecTloN o. ofkleENss
kshuk1 plahszsl0n Company.

At the annual meeting Of the stock,
holders Of Kahuku Plantation Com,
|pdny, held on Thursday, February 25,
1915, the following were elected di
lrectors Of the company to serve for
the ensuing year ]. P. Cooke, G. H.
Cooke. ]. r. Gait, Geo. r. Carter, ].
Waterhouse.
At a subsequent meeting of the di-
rectofs OF said company, held on the
same date. the following named off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
]. p. Cooke President.
C. H. Cooke. LIST Vice. President
J.. It Gait I'd Vice-President.
j. Warehouse ....... Treasurer.
John Guild .......... Secretary.
D. b. Murdoch Auditor.
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
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OHIO FIRM BUYS
S2S9,000 MORE
Of HAWAII BONDS
Amount Sold Totals $3.50, 900
and Money is Available for
Two Big Improvements

Governor Pinkham today authorized
the sale Of $2s9. 900 more OF the ter.
rttorial bond issue to Otis q Compapy
Of Cleveland, O. This completes the
sale Of the first allotment or the IS
sue. The entire issue authorized by
President Wilson is 81 ,430, 900, and the
first allotment Of II is $4,000. The
money from the first allotment sale
should be available for public improve.
ments IN the islands by March 20.
Although the Cleveland investors
have now taken q total OF $3.50 600 OF
this Notation they have signified a
desire TO buy still more. and in case
the governor finds that more than
$4,000 can be used to advantage by
the territory in the near future por-
stion Of the remainder may be re.
leased.
Otis & Company are paying tho
same premium, 10 cents per $1,000, on
The second batch OF bonds as given
BY them for the FIRST lot OF s400, 0ee.
The actual amount OF. coin realized BY.
Hawaii from the entire sale therefore
viii be s6s9,06S.s0.
The sIrst all5tmfslt has titus been
sold, II 4 no usts as ss:lovs:
Otis Compaiis, sE89, 000: Bishop
~ COM my. S50;e0e Faship1 Cloth
ing Co OF Honolulu, $500 T.. Holtnn
Lille Of Kohala, Hawaii. 500 Total.
$3.50 900
The entire s6Sg;0e0 Of bonds win be
delivered to Otis & Company by the
United States Mortgage & Trust Com
4.
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EllcTIoN OF oFFfcERs.
sugar COMPANY Limited.


! At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of McBryde Sugar Company
Limited, held on Monday, March /
1914. the following were elected di
rectors Of the company to serve during
the ensuing year.. J.aP. Cooke. H G.
Dillingham;, D P. R. Isenberg. r Mob
Pufyis, H. Nj. won Holt, Fred Harri
son, }. Watefhouse. -.
At subsequent meeting of the Oh
rectors Of said company held on the
same date, the following named off
GERS were appointed Tor the ensuing
year: as 4,
4 III. G. Dillingham; !. !. IS. 5....
list Vice President
d. p. r. Isenberg y . st,.s
......... I'D Weep President
j. Waterhouse Treasurer.
John Guild =. Secretary.
D. b. Murdoch 49,. Auditor.
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary
6101-3t
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0'|L KNOWN
WOMAN OPENS

|.||. connected with = W Jordan
& CHS Iressuokins department. has
SEVERED her connections with that con.
GER. 81. opened her own establish.
.@.| ii tie Love building Fort and
I.'1. wen and faTorebIy known
.||| women q Honolulu who are
|...||.'|I |00.| their gowns. this an.
.|..|..6.( VIII Be Of worth to many.
.|. Hc|' extends An limitation ia
friends and patrons. old and new alike.
s ||.. her A 81 new q.l1rters: Adv.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABlEGRAMS

The following eabIesram was re.
ceiyed today from German official
sourecE:
WASHINGTON, o. C.. March H.
headquarters report. March 2:
Renewed attacks with strcn5
forces In Champagne have been brok-
en- down IN most cases already under
the German fre. The enemyss losses
were enormous. In . few places hand
TO hand fighting occurred and IN 30
the Germans were yictorioos. They
hold firmly their positions IN the Ar.
gonnes.
"The Germans conquered several
trenches and took 90 prisoners and
FIVE mine tnrowers n attacks at va0-
quols.
1.-THE advantage gained by the Ger
mans during the last few days have
been maintained IN spite Of violent
eounter-atkacks. The French Losses
were especially heavy IN the attack
yesterday evening east o. celles.
The Russian advances southeast
and south Of Augustowo forest were
without success. The Russian night
attacks northeast Of Lonza and east
Of PIoeK have been repuissd.r
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Remaining at the port for one
month the barkentine Georgiana dis.
charged OF q shipment OF nitrates and
afterward repaired ON che floating dry.
dock, sailed for the Sound today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-02

Police Officer Kailimoku is IN line
for special commentator by Sheriff
Rose for bravery displayed IN making
the arrest OF Juan Barboza, a Porto
Rican armed with razor, who had
attempted to injure several women at
Iwilei. Sheriff Rose today completed
an investigation Of the assault alleged
to have been committed by Barboza
who Is now q patient at Queens hos
pital with q bullet in his leg IL
The shot was fired BY the police ON
Ger, who had been threatened ~ Bar.
boza The police learned that Maftis
nez, a resident near the. district, as
sisted the police in capturing Barboza
At the time the oflcer had HIS prison.
er near the police patrol box Bar
boza struck Martinez with d bottle and
in the t0ssIe the policeman was
thrown to the ground Barboza was
fleeing when one b the shots fred
brought him TO the ground
i -
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81 I|t |'|'11.t thrust
|11| I|III'M q non
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Both refined and raw sugar prices
reached new high levels for the year
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ls101 81 !. 4 {
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-03

Continued on page A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
RAFT OF DELEGATES
TO IRRIGATION MEET
NAMED BY MCDONALD
.sqselAl olsr41ea 70 aoaalna joOeHAt,

santa Zee. Aug 1t.-Governor Nc
Donald today appointed a raft OF dele
gates "a the international Irrigation
congress. which will meet this year
at four different places Stockton
Fresno. Sacramento and san iran
eisco-~al In California from sep
tpmber IL TO 90 The delegates are
W S Hopowel David r. Boyd, II 7.
Robinson. Edwin Ross, John Mann,
Alhuquerque n " b. SMITH, Santa
Rosa. l.. l.. Cox. silver city NJ r.
Gonzales. state College James A.
French. Il q TWitchet 4 bradford
Prince. Afonao WetVciller James W
Norment. S. s. Carroll Santa Fe; WIN
BENSON. Artesia, Eugene kempenieh
peralta A. q Ortoga. Pastura Man
mel Ahreu, F0rt sumner, Ralph G
ELY, Deming G q Garcia. state col
Itge. NJ. GARY. Roswell Jose Lucero.
Las Cruces John Humid. Deming NJ.
ortiz, 6allisteo ] f Rhea Roswell.
James Quesenherry. Las Cruces, Mar
lin Chavez. pipacho, Joseph Taylor
Las Cruces. J Felipe Silva sandoval.
liugh t.ouden IA euera ). l. Law
son. Alamogordo. J +. Pardue, Fort
sumner u Latham, Lake Valley
CeiestinO ortiz EstanCa A. J Fe-
loche. Ration. " g Hamilton; Ros.
we'll; George Metgger, Cimarron. b
Romero Los Luuas " Goff Black
Aztec dose y Gahaldon Magdalena
I Herbert D Hdgefman Roswell; +. q
! TRACEY. Carlsbad n. N, Maxwell Mi.
lamt Nestor Candelario. MauAnu
I William Butler FarmIngton Lara
vette CLARK. Hatch r. f. Young. AZ
/ tee A ROGERS. Portales Juan "
ORTIZ Park View. G T. Davidson Tu.
loumcari Thomas LYONS ella y X
+ jones East las Vegas 5 l. Bixhee
+ state College
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TuE MERCHANTS POLICEMAN

viii run onto mo nurelars on the
burglars onto him. because Ii Is his
business tu keep I'm the dark.
PHONE 1923,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12

Fun Inc Of Bocchnut and Heinz Goods
In stock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12

The following teleRfam IS being
held, undehvered III western Union
Telegraph go local office on account
Of insufficient address ehss Z.
sehlkaf TNeifth United States In
faniry,
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DECORATIONS To
Be BEST EVER At
NEW MEXICO FAIR
Lets Make Her Look As She
Never looked Before Sic
gan Of Committee on Beauti-
fyng Streets and Buildings,

Let's make her hook as she never
looked before suid Chairman IS y.
Southard Of The state fair decorating
committee 10 The other members. rc-
terriug 10 Albuquerque and the sen
timeHt was unanimously eoncurred in
PAT the meeting Of the committee held
Yesterday afternoon 90 decide The
plan and extent of decorating
a sufficient amount ~ money was
set aside bf the fair association az
the meeting r1 do a better jon Of dec=
Grating Than has ever been done un
the citys streets and 20 make The
horuughfares as attractive ats possi-
bic 10 the visitors
10 Decorate Forty Blocks.
While definite arrangement was
not abreed upon Il was decided 10
decorate IN AN about forty blocks.
one of the details Of the decorative
scheme Is % have every county repre-
scented ON the street by "a banner $50
that Bs the visitors arrive they Will BE-
greeted by the names of their home
counties and Will realize that the fair
ls a state institution representative Of
every section ot New Mexico This
idea viii also be carried out Id the
color scheme Of the decorating as i
rs planned 20 use the official state
cplors TO great extent
Tho committee win ask that every
business house i'm the city decorate
II will call upon the business men and
suggest ways and means Of making
the lest showing Those who desire 2
decorator will be provided one by the
committee. and plans and sketches
viii be made for those who want
them The committee expects that
owners Of buildings will do their
share In decorating their property to
the very best advantage.
Not only win the business men be
asked 10 decorate their stores, but also
WIN The people living In the principal
residence sections OF the city be re-
qucsted t9 decorate their homes, at
least 10 the modest extent of display
ing some nuntiuG the stars and
stripes aud the state flag Hundreds
of people living ia New Mexico who
have never seen Albuquerque will be
In tho city for the fair and il Is de-
sired To make an impression upon
them, as well ais the other visitors
who are better acquainted with AL
buqueruue
The decorating committee, which is
composed Of Messrs suuthard Nash
I'VE Martin Ilrehcs and CartWrieht.
Is getting in touch with decorating
concerns in all sections of the country
and has asked for bids ON the forty
blocks to- be decorated II has not vet
been decided whether the decorations
viii he purchased outright or rented
for the week Of One fair
Arranging Special Trains.
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b. NJ. WILLIAMS

Rooms and 3, Whiting Building
Corner Second and Gold
Phone No GS4
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10
6ceardo Fal is in the County jail
Charged With the Murder Of
Harry |soIa at Sunshine
EVIDENCE IS CIRCUMs1AN1lAL

perhaps saved Lacy from catching one
of the other bullets.
The panic stricken dancers sum
moned DR.. Crook by phone and he has
tened to the scene in his auto, but all
to no purpose as lsols had been struck
squareiy in the center of the forehead,
the bullet piercing the brain. Although
unconscious the young man lived about
three hours after being shot.
Harry lsola with his uncle, Ernest
1sola, had something over year ago
purchased the Lynch rancn and had
been working hard to make of it a
comfortable home where he hoped soon
to be joined by his mother and sweet
heart who are thought to be now on
their way from the old home in Italy.
The funeral was held in Glepwood
Tuesday, interment being in Rosebud
cenetesy. Almost the entire popula-
tioa eane down by special train ost
< rs0sst 70 the yssng n4e vAs svss
very popular.
When placed under arrest by Sher,f n
Jessup and questioned concerning his
terrible deed Fazzi feigned ignorance
Of it all and said he had no recollec-
tiOn of firing the shots.
The terrible tragedy has cast deep
gloom over the coal camp and there is
much speculation as to how it really
occurred and the motive, if there were
any motive, behind the awful deed of
booze crazed minor.
So mysterious does the whole matter
appear that At coroner's inquest
held by DR.. Hopkins, the county cor
oner, last Tuesday, the jury returned
verdict finding that Isola came to
his death from a bullet fired into his
brain by some person to the jury un-
known. This was perhaps due to the
fact that no one who saw the man