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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
ODDLY NAMED
COLT CARRIES
OFF JUVENILE
Lena Misha Leads Nine to
Wire-Term Is Gaelic
for ''FOllOw Me-"
F OWNER SENDS
HIS HORSE TO POST

Lena Misha. 2 chestnut colt nv. King
James-Goldon Rule. won the .J,,xerI,s
NJ Belmont Park yesterday, in
such an easy manner that he morn than
his name. For he 4, known that
Lena Misha is Gaelic Tor follow me"
ana IN his trials rs a yearling the King
James colt showed the way TO his ,om-
ran'ons so consistently that his owner.
Frank j Nolan. who races under the
name of the Bcverwyck Stable. selected
the odd name, which is more suggestive
of a Ally than a colt.
While in training ri hts home trnck.
Saratoga. last year Lena Misha ran the
fastest trial ever run by a yearung At
the p fet there were so many highly
tried and well bred youngsters in the
Juvenile that the liberal odds of 1 10
could he obtained against the Beverwyck
stable. which had Henry. Jr. coupled
with the winner. The actual fsvorite
was r. 7. wilson, Jr's Orrn.sdh,le
by Ormondnle-Madchen. and a hslf.
brother to Alontrcsor. The baby. Young.
ser could NOT do rs we'll as his older
brother. for he ran second, while Old
Montresor ~Galloped home in front ia the
race following. ,.
Every Entry starts Despite Mud.
Most Of the prominent owners were
represented In the thirty-ninth running
or the juvenile, which was run irst at
Jerome Park IN 1874, and 1t spoke we'll
Tor the craftsmanship of the men who
hhd entered their choice ;horoughhreds
Tor the event that all ten of the over
hlsht entries Went To- the post and raced
through a sea of mud in a binding "a n
storm.
Under such conditions. which we,a
disigreeablc for the 10000 spectators 20
well as for the horses and Jockeys, I. .
more than likely that the running Of
IN" race Will be reversed In ,nany NJ
stances. There il no question. however,
about tho merits OF the winner. FOR after
cutting aC-oss 10 the outside OF the rack
al the start and then lodging over
toward the rail- Lena M.sha WIS m ff,h
position az tho end II the first %furionc
Then came a dazzling burs, Of speed and
the Beverwyck colt was AT the head of
the procession n just gallorcl over the
remainder OF the Ave furlongs 70 win hy
o lengths from nrmesdale.
the 'hin, which Was coming dow
heavily. made Il difficult to disco II the
racers as they tore down The s'rc',r.
clustering horses and riders with mud
Keen watchers distinguished "a, Bel
mont oolors in IN" lead wheu the fc'I
broke and II was = mystery what han.
pcned to H!Gh Horse. the Belmont cam
d!dato, later. H!Gh Horse IS ", Hast
'rgs and bred 10 run IN the sloppy con.
di'ions which prevailed Vet az the
finish High Horse traii"d in last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
Non,,rsou thcnd rhrouGi,uu,.

Mrs. pavnr Wh!tn"H's Niril", which
like, d 'ouG route, was AZ a Dis ~tbvHuiHG"
In tho Holl's Selling stake, an event run
for the irst time yesterday: The speedy
Montrespr jumped into the Iced and~had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
FOUR RAIL- MATCH
SINGLES
PENN


HANovrR. y H., MAY 80 -Soullv's
three h,paor to- deep right this after
moo. saved the game for the Dartmouth
freshman baseball team, tho Green heat
ing Gushing Academy g to- T. Rrumhy
pitched good bail for the yearlings. The
score.
RI T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

Western League.
Omaha, 3: Topeka. o.
Des Moines, 3; lincoln. y.
sioux City. o: wichita. :.
Denver, Z; et. Joseph. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

1.-TWO ont when winning run WIS scored.
HATED Tor DcNliu IN ihr ninth Inning.
Rated for CoriSEcV IN tho ninth lunirg.
.sHntt,d for Daley IN the ninth inning,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
AMHERST ENDS WITH A RUSH.
kiIIs w~csirynn's Four Run lead,
Then UrrnLs Tie In twelfth.

AMHERST. Mass, May % F" the
second time this week Amherst cane
M from behind, cut down n four run
load and won out, this time beating
WESLEYAN : 20 in twelve innings. Ian
ming az Wesleyan held Amherst hItless
untIl the sixth inning. In the seventh
he weakened and three bases on balls
with a wild pi'ch and two errors put
Amherst on even terms wit Wesleyan
Al this point Goolridgc took the mound
FOR Amherst ard hold tho WeSlcvan bat
tors down for m" rest Of IN" game.
Stanley relieved lanninG after the dis
astrnus seventh and held amherst until
the twelfth. when three clean hits pro-
duced the winning tally, The score;
- "a L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

q " % I q ID o
Dartmouth. 1,ls.. 02O0g0IN.
Rttt,rlrs. Clancy and NauIsr.,k. Nj
Bride. Brumhy and poole and Tir"o'l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

w~csleyan.... OO0o03i0oOoo- u >
Amherst..... 0Olu00 800 GO - Il =
Ratrrrlr~-Amhsrs', Good
rldgc amt Mpglnp' Wrs., yam, lanninP,
STANLEY and ihapin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
ADVERIISINGS
SPECIAL FEATURE
OF ADCLDB TALK

A rousing meeting Of the Honolulu
Ad Club, with advertising as the
DAYS special, was held round the
luncheon table at the Young hotel
this noon. A number Of clever stunts
had been arranged by z. w P. st.
George, who had charge Of the ar.
engagements, the opening feature be
ing the singing Of Q song on the gentle
art OF advertising, written by St
George himself and sung by Miss
Hazel Kellogg. dressed 20 represent
q well known figure In the advertising
pages Of the magazines.
Prof A La Andrews Of the College
of Hawaii gave q short talk on the
psychology OF advertising, pointing
out how the buying impulse" could be
started by intelligent ad writing.
The ad Of q local concern, appear
ing I'm this afternoons issues Of the
Stare Bulletin, was taken under con.
alteration and suggestions as to It's
composition and makeup were ofrered
by the members present.
The vigilance committee OF the Nd
Club, which had been asked 70 report
on the Official Carnival program as an
advertising medium. reported that
5000 programs had been the original
order, but that 5000 had been actually
printed and 1900 actually distributed.
Judge Hayward Of Utah. Mr.. Schil-
ling of Idaho and Mr.. Donzel Of San
Francisco answered to the roll call
Of the states" with brief talks.
Al bill being urged by the Board Of
Retail Trade, to come before the pres
emit legislature, to prevent the circu-
lation OF false information in adyer-
tisements. was presented to the Ad
club and referred 10 the committee on |
judiciary OF the club. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Naklkl Heights foaitr3 Henoh.
s. d. White I.es1orns and s. G. OPP
ih1tons. Matching eSGs. day-old
chicks. young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders: 16D-1{3 eggs We
trap-ncst every bird every day IN the
year. cochorcIs nom hens with over
zo0-egE record Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant, write for price list.
Tel. s14e. Z. 6. Pohimann, 2. o. Box
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

The American stsamer De Soto Il0.
San francisco put into the harDoI d.
Aobitas. Peru 10 be surveyed, 1|||.
struck submerged object.
Following the rise n wheat m.
price Of loose crackers advanced ||..
2 70 5 cents pound n many lara.
grocery establishments 81 chIc1r6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
IEGIsLAfIVE NOTES


Representative Kula Introduced 4
bill providing for supervising prfnci-
pals In the schools Of the Territory.
Representative Williamson present
ed q bin providing Tor the recording
Of the Honolulu city and county ordf
naRees.
Tayares introduced q bin In the
house this morning to have q commits.
sion appraise the properties OF the
territory and report 10 the next Iegfs-
lature. asH ..sys. *
E. J. Crawford's bin relating To cir.
cult court receipts and expenditures
was tabled today by the house on the
Recommendation Of the finance com
mittee. zss5.t
Technical amendments were made
to- w. H. Crawford's bin IN the house
today relating to banks and corpora
tons disclosing property of deceased
persons, ,.sssr-, .5
Representative da Silya's bill pro-
viding that persons selling milk from
more than two cows shall pay $3.50
annual license. passed the house on
final reading today.
The house municipal committee re-
ported faVorably on e. J. CraWford,s
bill empowering the county clerk Of
Honolulu to swear in deputies having
the same powers as himself.
C. H. Cookies two house bills, the
first relating to the use Of school funds
and the second relating to general
property taxes, were sent to the senate
today, the house having passed them
on third reading. .s.4..5.s
On recommendation Of the finance
committee, G. H. Cookies hill to re-
imburse n. Kishi to the extent OF ST.
III for meals furnished detained i'm
migrants, was passed By the house on
second reading today with the amount
reduced to Ss.415.9I.
The question of whether zone pork" |
Ind tone beer legally mean an entire /
animal or merely q part thereof caused
he house today to reconsider daI
siIvass two bills renting to licenses
o slaughter and sell beef and pork /
ifter one Of the measures had been
passed through third reading.
Senate bill No. 20. introduced yes.
erday by A. L. Castle, proposes to ex
end the franchise OF the Honolulu
las Company giving It the privilege
i manufacturing It's stock h trade
nd serving customers on any part Of L
)ahu It would amend section 9O5 oi |
he new revised laws Of 1916.
At meeting OF the board OF com
1issioners of the department of edu-
alton in the Judiciary building Mon
ay. It was decided to recommend 81
D the legislature that control Of the
oys' and girls Industrial schools of
oahu be vested in q COMMITTEES ap.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
pointed by the governor instead Of IN
the board of school commissioners.

Speaker Holstein has appointed the
house committee, consisting Of Rep
1resentatives Watkins, Hu1dy, Coney
and Goodness. to act Jointly with
the senate committee in the carrying
out Of house concurrent resolution No.
4, relating to the invitation Of the ter.
ritory 10 congressman and distinguish.
ed visitors to come to the islands dur
ing 1915.
Representative Kaupiko Introduced
resolution IN the house this morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
|DO(N And GEVE(k

Inc 1uulCtaIy OadtulAiS- ysass7~ - 5s=r
The petit jury Of the United States
district court has been excused until
next Monday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
There win be a meeting OF the Ka-
lihi improvement club at 1850 this
evening at the Kalihiwaena school
house. #~ ..~.- 81 /
The members of the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society will meet on the roof gar
den Of the Young hotel at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. s.. E.. = -. -
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Kalihi Improvement Club will be held
this evening at the Kalihiwaena
school house at 1850 O'Clock. .
The regular meeting Of the Free
Kindergarten and Chiidren's Aid As.
ISOLATION viii be held Friday morning
at $3.50 In the Library of Hawaii.
A jury in Circuit Judge Stuaft,s
court returned a verdict yesterday
awarding $50 TO Harry r. Mills, who
brought suit against Goo Wan Hoy.
what to See at the Exposition
viii be the subject of a talk by A. P. i
Taylor of the Promotion Committee
at the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight. i
49,
Miss Alice Park, Californta's dele
gate TO the suffrage conferences 1t
Budapest In lpl3, spoke at the meeting
Of the Manoas Valley Women's Cooper
alive club on suffrage yesterday.
Of old HaWaiians, have been presented
TO Golden Gate Park Memorial Nh
scum by =. A. Weiss. 44.4
s.
Leading Japanese ana Gninese mer
chants OF TINS cityt express the Deiiel
business on the COAST VIII not spread
70 Honoiuf y
..ss., -------.
The territorial iand board VIII PROD
IDLY mold meeting IN the rooms OF
ne pubic utliities commission, kaui-
Leolani puliding. KING street, on Marcn
-. =
Under $sV0 Dona, andrew 7. Btsn' /
leH To-Day was APPOINTED anministra |
or OF the estate OF MS mother tne |
ate Annie Paris, otherwise known as
Annie Bushnell
s. - > :. = -
. William ANA, chairman OF the SAM
'iecteo 20 me goard OF alrecgoTs q
Assoclateq Glaflues 70 represeht the
'oard 81 supervisor
49,
Annie halh VINO was 70 nave E
learng 9eteFe t1nltea states CQmmls.
lonsr Ee9Ie GuFFy toaay, waved
xamlnatlon ana was releases On ner
I the April hnd jury,
-.
The case Or 4. silva, charged
nth g statutory oIIense when was
pc tried To-Day N tne FEDERAL court,
RS continued until Monday morning
{ ~ O'Clock the reason Of post
opemelt vas me maplllty or 2 prm
-.
Circuit Judge whitney has appoint
q the Hawaiian Trust Company
uardian Of the estate Of Alice Winter
Iendry, daughter Of the late United
tates marshal =. Z. Hendry. The
uardian - put under y1oO0 bond, the
IT'S share OF the estate amounting
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
RIioegHoPitoI
= Reports q

Chuh Nang Wun, 9 passenger in
Rapid Transit car NO. 81, fen nom
the step to the street near the inter
section of King and Iwilei road last
evening. He received q scalp wound
The Chinese was taken to the hospital
for treatment
! Al fire totally destroyed q small
house occupied by NJ. Kawahara, near
Nuuanu and Wyilie street last night.
A portion of the contents was saved.
The department arrived too late to
i've much assistance. The occupants
escaped uniniured.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Representative Kula Introduced q
bin providing for supervising princi.
pals In the schools Of the Territory. U
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Tavares introduced o bill In the
house this morning to have q commits
sion appraise the properties OF the
territory and report 10 the next Iegis-
lature. 49, ...ats.s s. ss,s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Al reception win be given by the
Punahou Alumni association In the old
school hall on the Panahou campus on
Monday afternoon, March 5. from 1 to
S o'clock, In honor Of Prof and Mrs
Z. L. Van Slyke Of Geneva, New
York. Professor Van Slyke Is at pres
ent the director Of the New York
state agricultural experimental station
at Geneva. but was formerly the teach
.er Of science &C Punahou. Mrs. Van
Slyke was formerly the music teacher
at Punahou. They are now visiting
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Representative Williamson present
ed bin providing Tor the recording
Of the Honolulu city and county ordi
nanees.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

E. J. Crawford's bin relating TO cir.
cult court receipts and expenditures
was tabled today by the house on the
Recommendation Of the finance com.
mittee. ss..zs7z -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

|. Technical amendments were made
to- w. H Crawford's bin IN the house
today relating to banks and corpora.
tons disclosing property of deceased
persons, s,zs.--.S- -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

At a meeting Of the board OF com
missioners of the department of edu
cation in the Judiciary building Mon.
day It was decided to recommend
to the Legislature that control Of the
boys and girls industrial schools 81
Oahu be vested IN q committee ap
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Representative da Silya's bill pro-
viding that persons selling milk from
more than two cows shall pay $3.50
annual license, passed the house on
final reading today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

N. Il. Harold of Honolulu Is the
recipient Of a unique momento Of the
European wara postcard sent him.
direct from the battlefront IN France
BY member of the stretcher bearers
Of the Scottish Rifles, thanking him
for q gift Of tobacco forwarded to the
soldiers from London.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

C. H. Cookies two house bills, the
first relating to the use of school funds
and the second relating to general
property taxes, were sent to the, senate
today, the house having passed them
on third reading.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Miss Alice Park, Californta's dele
gate to the suffrage conference at
Budapest In 1918. spoke at the meeting
Of the Manoas Valley Women's Cooper
alive club on suffrage yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

A jury in Circuit Judge Stuaft's
court returned a verdict yesterday
awarding $50 to Harry +. Mills, who
brought suit against Goo Wan Hoy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

The house municipal committee re-
ported faEorabIy on e. ]. CraWford's
bill empowering the county. clerk OF
Honolulu to swear in deputies having
the same powers as himself.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

what to See at the Exposition
win be the subject of a. talk by A. P.
Taylor Of the Promotion Committee
at the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed the Hawaiian Trust Company
guardian of the estate Of Alice Winter
Hendry, daughter Of the late United
States marshal, D. r. Hendry The
guardian Is put under 5000 bond. the
girls share Of the estate amounting
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-22

There's in any section of this Ter
ritory For quiet refined homedsrc Royal Grove
SURPRISES othersection It isuly Royal
the The very atmosphere ndssou-
with everything that beautiful worthwhie
the very ground rich in historical associations :@
Good hard roads throughout Concrete sidewalks
being constructed shown heavy black lines map Lava
rock curbng Water every block Electricity, and
telephone ready when desired Fire protection arranged
for Homes being built others very be started
- = ]. !. Earliest lot ONLY 3 TO SWIM
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-09
OF WAR YET
 WITHHELD

LONDON. Oct. 9. - Although the past twenty-four hours brought no cli- max in the swiftIy-changing political situation in the Balkans. London today has begun to view 1t in clearer per spective.
 The departure from Sofia of the dip- lomatc representatives of the quadru- pie entente has given anality to Bull garia's commitment to the side of the central powers but as yet there has been no formal declaration of war be- tween Bulgaria and Serbia or Bull garia and the entente powers.
 The London Globe today declares Britain has miserably failed in its diplomatic relations in the Balkans" It characterizes the British overtures made at Sofia and Athens as "ghastly attempts" and says "it is most un- fortunate that Sir Edward Grey speaks only the English language"
 Again grilling Grey, the Globe de- clares:
 More unfortunate stiII Is the fact that his permanent under-secretary had German mother and is married to Q German women.
 "If failure is not to culminate in disaster. this ill-omened partnership must end"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-09
PRINCE OF
 WALES IS
 WOUNDED

PARIS, Oct. 9.--Edward, Prince of Wales, the helr to the British throne, was shot but not seriously wounded today by N. Huguet a corporal in the French army, who had accused the Prince of paying undue attentions to his wife. Huget then turned the wea- pon on himself and inflicted a slight wound.
 The shooting took place at an inn near Q British outpost not far from Ypres. The Prince was taking tea when Coropal Huget entered. Utter ing a curse the corporal drew 8 re- volver and shot. The ball passed through the Princes left arm. Hue get was overpowered and the Prince was rushed to Q field hospital. where 1t was found his wound was not ser ious.
 The corporal has been an attend ant at the inn and with his wife occu- pied rooms in a nearby house. His wife, a young and beautiful woman. has been g frequent visitor at the inn and has been the recipient of marked attentions by British stan officers.
 The wounding of the Prince marked the second time within Q week that the future King of England has had his life in danger Early this week he motored to the firing line. in the to witness on artillery engagement A moment after he had left his car. to view the cannonading through his field glaases, Q German shell exploded over the car, killing the and blowing the machine to. bits.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-09
FIRST INNING

Boson-President Woodrow Wilson, seated In a box with his fanicee and party. threw brand-new ball out to Pitcher Mayer. of the Phnlies. Hoop CT was up for Boston. Mayer tossed one over and Umpire Rigier handed the ball back to President Wilson. Hooper } }ingly protested that it was atoo high"
 Hooper was walked, Mayors curves breaking wide of the plate Scott louled out to Luderus. while trying to bunt. Speaker was next up. Mayer tried to pick off Hooper at first. but without success. Speaker shot ter rife liner to right. for a single. Hoop CT speeding to third on the play. With Hoblitzel at bat. Speaker tried to steal second. but was caught Niehon tagging him. but on the return throw to the plate Burns dropped the ball and Hooper slid in safely for Boston's first run On the next ball pitched Hoblitzel singled to center. Hooltzel was out moment later. trying to steal second. lone run. two hits, and one euorl
 Phnadelphia-scott. first up, hit to Stock. and was thrown out at first. It was pretty play Scott scooped the ban with one hand. just to the right of Roster Bancroft tanned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-09
COBB TO MEET
 BANNERS WHO
 PROTEST TAX

.. B. Cobb, as attorney for tho Ter. ritory Of Alaska, left on the Prin- cess Sophia for Seattle yesterday eve ming. to attend conference Of attor- neys representing the fisheries inter- ests in Alaska.
 At a meeting of the Pacific Coast cam nerymen held in accordance with their annual custom in Portland, on Sep tember 17. 1t was decided that Q test suit would be brought to try out the validity Of the law passed by the Alaska Legislature in regard to the tax on the seasons pack. which for red salmon amounts to 4 cents a case on king and red salmon. cents case on medium rcd, l cent a case on an others, and 25s cents per 100 lbs. for salted fish of all varieties ex- cept herring.
 There has been much correspond ence in connection with Che matter of the payment of tho license tax in this connection. and since there is no pro vision whereby license moneys can be refunded by the Territorial Treasurer in case tho law should be proved in- valid. the cannerymen are anxious to get the matter settled as early as pos sible.
 After 9 lengthy discussion Of the matter in Portland. when the various general counsels -of the interested companies were present. it was decid- ed that meeting Of the attorneys should be called in Seattle and that J. H. Cobb. as attorney for the Terri tory Of Alaska. should be requested to attend the meeting there. in view of Inc impossibility for all of the at- torneys concerned to come to Juneau.
 It is understood that the main pur- pose of the meeting in Seattle is to arrive at some agreement whereby a test suit may be brought to try out the validity of the law, with the under standing that all Of the cannerymen operating in Alaska will abide by the decision rendered in that suit.
 Representing the various packers the following attorneys win be pres net at the Seattle meeting w. F. Gregory. general counsel for the AL aska Packers Association, w. H. Bo- gle. general counsel for the North western Fisheries Co.,, Kerr and Me- Cord. general counsel for the Pacific American Fisheries Co.,, and J. Fl. Cobb representing the Territory of Alaska.
 Mr. Cobb, who was accompanied by Mrs. Cobb, expects to return to Ju- neau in time for the opening Of the October term of Court here which will begin October 2Oth