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The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
u. of M. Captain Wants
to Get Ineligibles
Out of Hook

ANN ARDOR. Mich, Dec. A.
Mauioetsch, csptain-elect Of the
Michigan football team, has entered
upon a dennIte course 10 develop
the material which he expects for the
1916 team. He is looking up each
availab bile man and is urging him on
TO further study. ana is going farther
in jacking up the men who were
ineligible this year than has ever
been done before. Surely. II the
severity of the Michigan eligibility
rules nit Michigan hard next year, 1t
will not be the captains fault
Maulbetsch has an unexpected
alibi for his inability to make good
offensive showing and for the gen
erai work of the team which critics
declare was the reason. he says
that the team did fight. did play
hard, hut that all OF the breaks were
against them. To this lack OF luck
ne attributes The failure of the iyiv
team.
+. c. Bartelme. speaking OF Maui
HetSch's claims upon an All-Ameri-
can position, declared thar he did
not think that the Demon Dutchman
would be considered.
1T Is offensive brilliancy that
counts down there where they make
I'D these teams. Mauily did play
much better defensive ball. but he
will not be considered, although |
personally think that ne Is many
times improved" said the athletic
director.
Bartelme will be a spectator at the
Detroit Central-Evcrett High game
this afternoon. With him will be
Coach Douglas. of the All Fresh
team. Whom Bartelme believes to be
as good judge OF players as any
man living. He wants to get another
look at Hendrian, Peocock. and Cul-
vnr, all three OF whom he believes
will be good men If Michigan can
land them.
Douglas did not think much OF
Culver when Central played Ann
Arbor high week ago. He said
that the center on his All Fresh
team. Nash. could cut Culver to
pieces, and many who saw the game
believed that the Ann Arbor center
outplayed Culver until he wore HIM
sell out Rr' Do-'~'~1 wants to have
another look at this man beforc
makes any maj occasion regarding
him, for he knows that man can
have an OF day occasionally.
Dutch" Hendrian is bringing TO
himself the merited praise of every
| critic here in Ann Arbor. Town and
university students ore firm in the
belief that the Dutchman has
future before him, that he In as fine
quarter as has been seen here In
some time.
There will be many students frc
Ann Arbor TO see the Detroit game
today.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
f. SCHOOL
DROPS FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-The
Carlisle Indian school will have no
more football teams. Final dc.
cision was reached by Secretary
ane last night. Growing lack OF
AVAILABLE material is given az tho
reason for the dropping ~ the
yame by the government school.
which has been very prominent on
the sridiron for more than a gen.
Grafton.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
WILLS SHADES
THAN LANGFORD

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--iiarry
Wills, Of New Orleans, Negro heavy.
weight. Just jabbed away at Sam
Langford's face constantly In their
10-round bout last night before tho
Harlem Sporting club. and won the
deciison. Wills In long and Lang
ford, though determined, IL briefly
built and he couldn't reach the
southerner.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
BY ROBERT /. RIPLEY.

When Mike Gibbons slides through
the ropes next Friday night In St
Paul he will hud facing hiY rmdch
more formidable man than the one
he met June 10. 1918. fhe Ahearn
of today is not the tearn Of yes
terday. His Is one OF the most re-
markable transitions in the ring. He
has changed from a fancy. fitting
dancing master" into a rugged and
ready fighter.
On June 13, 1913, Mike Gibbons
smiled. rubbed his nose little, and
then snapped his right against
Young Ahearn's jaw Ahearn went
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
DFTROTT Is ONE
DOWN IN HOCKEY

CLEVELAND Dec. 4-The De-
troit hockey septet will strive to-
night TO even up the series with
Cleveland which starts the season
for both teams. Detroit was defeat
ed last night. . 10 ), in a fast, rough
game. Johnson and Williams. as
usual, starred for Detroit From
Cleveland. the Detroit puck chasers
win invade Pittsburgh. ard then will
return to open in this city. Many
PLAYERS were banished by the decree
Of Referee Monroe last night for
rough play.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

leagues is from New York TO PhiIa-
delphia, a distance OF, 81 miles. This
issnot figuring the jumps from New
York to Brooklyn. In the same city.
The Feds are still handicapped by
The Sunday ball playing. Chicago
and ST. Louis probably being the
only two towns in which Sunday ball
will be permitted. Last year New.
1rk was Sunday ball town. but
conditions this year are expected TO
be different, and II Is possible that
the Sunday game will be prohibited.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

.N"..--..nu StIyed down. Easy Iot
Mike,
Since tnen--a-ah! That's another
story. Dan Mcketrick took Ahearn
TO Europe. Travelling is a great en-
ucator. they say. Ahearn found il
so-he learned how to fight. He
knocked out the French champion,
Adrien Hogan, and the English
champion midilewcight OF Europe.
tAhearn was born in England.
though raised I'm Brooklyn.) The
English raved over him and called
him John Bulls Boy" He was
matched with the wonderful Carpen-
tier. but the war-l'?". courses by
Mcketrick.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
PLAYERS FRAT
GAINING MEMBERS

NEW YORK. Dec. f-Presiient
Dave Fultz. OF the Baseball PLAYERS
fraternity. figures that the organ
ization will have all the diamond
etars in the country IN irs n--I-}er-
ship next year. Eleven hundred
md still growing" said Fultz's sn-
nuai report today.
A little gloomy story from Cleve.
land found its way into O. Y head
quarters today. The magnates will
get together soon. they say. to pick
\ buyer for Somers' Indians
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

lance OF sl3 miles. The Tener
league. however, is handicapped
with the longest Jump of either o..
ganizstion. the distance from chi.
csgo to Boston being 1.OTI miles.
while the longest trip made by the
American Is from St Louis 10
Washington, a distance or 9o6 miles
The Feds also have the shortes
jump OF either circuit. that being
from New York TO Newark. a dis
tance OF 10 miles. The shortest trip
OF the National and American
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

that ancient Eastern delusion
that football isn't played West OF
the Mississippi river. and ham
mered into trans-Appalachian un-
derstandi1%s a proper respect for
wilderness nerve. Montana ~
written large on the football map
and deep in the memories Of the
husky Easterners who tackled IL.
Montana four times rushed the
ball from midheld to the very
shadow OF the fasteners goal
posts. Montana kept the giant
visitors on the defensive for all
but ave minutes OF the hour OF
battle. Montana was the strong
er. nervier. quicker team all the
time"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Feds Slash Road Expenses When They Drop Kansas City,
American Now Has Longest Circuit, ,-Nationa Is Next

The American league is the leading
Sunday ball circuit. having four
cities in which the Sunday game is
permitted. Chicago. st. Louis. De-
torit and Cleveland. The National
league has three cities. st. Louis.
Chicago and Cincinnati. playing
Sunday baseball.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Hans Wagner Is Strong for Football,
But Says Baseball Takes More Nerve

PITTSBURGH Dec 4-Aong with hunting fishing basket
football
Honu knows the points Of the gdiron from
though he does play
Asked h II to
play baseball football
Every football baseball
might add that every player play football
But takes and face pitchers
your chances and ball player
stand up under them football
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
RANK JOHNSTON
FIRST AMONG
TENNIS STARS

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-William NJ.
Johnston. OF San Francisco, the
young tennis champion. was to be
placed at the top OF the list by the
ranking committee OF the National
Lawn Tennis a'w wciation today.
Richard Norris Williams. I'd. OF
Philadelphia. was TO get second
place, and Maurice z. McIoughlir.
OF San Francisco. third.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
al Crdders Have Chance To Be National Champions By Nha
E15''E[!H;l|'5 81 H;l|'!|| @ 5!S||}Y|[E!'lkl[: }Y|lEMk

football fracas al Navin neIo ts
ntersecional game in more than name win as
OF
Cenrals line VIII
eyory other occidental will crouch 10" anu
be
oennen splitting their defense wide open
famous that II Is known
e Crimson will play high and wei oao
[Wtu hands =, .o,..sa
In the old days as oeense
abandoned
The Yost. Anyway,
On Haughon has done wonders with
,D{vard
that Everett high miniature Harvard team IN
uachnek oDonnell who is OF the best
n high school coaches OF the present regime
admit that education at Holy Cross under
tutoring Dartmouths spendld
that he develops his ends after Cavanaush
method develop
methods really his own
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
ID. q. n sTANDiNe.

Parke Robb. who made ~ touch.
downs for ID. U. 8. this fally was
elected captain OF the team last
night. He Ia half back and
dandy.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
De ORC Sets New Record.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.--De Oro leads
Xieckheifer In the match for the
world threecushion championship
by the count OF 100 points TO SO. The
final block viii be played today. De
Orc last nigh; established new
world record when he ran out his
80 points In IS innings.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Georsss Carpen-
tier, heavyweight champion boxer OF
France and pugilist Of world repu-
tation. has been decorated with the
military cross for gallant service in
the French aviation corps.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Maulbetsch Urges Gridders
To Show Faculty Some Class
Michigan Soccer


The Detroit team. although ie-
feated at Chicago, MADE q big Inn
followers OF soccer had q taste Of
what Chicago referees are Teams
in Detroit are better or than either
Chicago or Ontario for these officials.
~ was certainly hard lines that they
the game. The Detroit officials.
while In Chicago, Messrs. Healy.
Can't and DANES Hoy. put up pro-
position. which. IL IL comes through.
viii advance the soccer game. They
plan an Interstate championship be-
tween such cities as Detroit. Chi
cago. st. Louis and Cleveland. This
certainly would boost soccer and one
or two gates like the Chicago people
had would help TO swell the Treasury.
Chicago receipts at the gate were q
few coppers under $500.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
The Clouting League.

MNEAPOLIS has
nant the American association this TO do
~ ne winning OF two coupled with the
mS o one less than the The the bar
cloutng Strangely enough St runneru as nons
ne Association had classy
players hit for grand Of
~ than zs0 and seven better than $50.
1es 800 hitters league in lbs MAYER OF
20 w1sn ISL and there leagues
|ve instds the magic circle. ~ e'
The Lavigne Benefit
GW YORK sportsmen will Kid Iviene ON
a. The evening Of Dec 7h expect tunstes TO click
more meriy than when remembered Terry Nc
recently s Just 20 wolcott
thelr famous 15round battle Tim Hurst was
DA9 man In the ring during the slashng thing
fAne rsmsmber the wonderful little generation ago
~ o0oul1 b generous with him.
main this that
Wo1ah and hl chaIengers all be
oeoo royal code to prevail and decide the championship
lGsst hit terrific blow jaw ring seneahp
pA Of sashing way back to the
- eventually earned the decision" Recent
&1hat sounds like old times
4 Lewis the noted English lightweight
hoovyveght lighter. has
- that his real name is Gershon Ncndeon.
n - rictousH en-
z4 g yee1duide peace he invite Messrs Gilmore
- - epopsi u to sign baseball treaty walk
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

son champions at pAVh
oy goals to Buick /.
81. Georges defeated the Packards
at West End park by 2 goals 10 /.
On Sunday week. Dec. IL. the 81.
Georges meet the Packards in the
Dewar cup competition At Packard
park. This will decide who will rep
resent Michigan against some Chi
cago team In the third round.
Rovers and All Scotts shared
points at Ferry neld. the game end
.ng in a goaless draw
Nationals trimmed the Beaudetts
United TO the tune OF goals TO /.
Rising Star ard the Detroits put
up a great night for champi onship
honor. The Detroiters had the mis-
fortune to lose Munstow In the early
part OF the nrst half. and at half
time had the lead OF, one goal to
none.
In the second half. williams. the
Detroitcr, gave fire exhibition OF
Bookkeeping and kept his goal in
tact until Mcpherson beat HIM with
sns hns me. shot :" that gave cav. HIM no earthly
out YVES pretty evenly contested and
a most dtting result was attained by
ending In draw. one goal each.
Wolverines lost TO the Celtic by 8
goals to none. In the nrst half the
their opponents at bay till half time.
On resuming the second half they
lost the services OF their goalkeeper.
who injured his arm In attempting
Wolves seemed to lose heart after
this and tho Celtic scored two more
goals and were returned the winners
by } goals TO none.
The Cricketers defeated the Roses
sy,. ~ two go, so.is srS 70 ,, one at Ferry ssla
II points for the willows wielders
In two weeks: this speaks good for
tho Cricketers Betser late than
never.
Doctor Kendall the president OF the
81 Georges. was presented with a
silver loving cup by the players and
rnemh~-s as a token OF esteem and
Good old Doc. he y. always with
weathe-. you viii always find him on
the neid.
There Is also another presentation
TO be made shortly that VIII sur
prise one Individual. Well ~St's the
way TO boost soccer. boys. Give
credit when it's due.
Munstow, Barrie and Anderson will
not be able to take the feid until
reNt spring. owing to Injuries. This
means bad news for their respective
clubs.
Monthly meeting OF the league will
be held on Friday night, Dec. 3. at
the Moose temple. at o'clock
prompt.
Packard soccer team will meet
caledonians In the Michigan league
schedu1e. Sunday afternoon. at Pack
ard park. Kick OF II timed for 2,ac
o'clock
The Packard team ~ 'A~ or,v ono
that has defeated the Caleys In the
competition this season. The score
was 1 TO o..
Packard team has undergone some
changes since last. surdr. In order
to rsJ%st their pcrforma T-ss In this
game. while the Catedonians are d.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Backfield Not Up To Standard


H f $ e. ss h
=: splendid Ike and oSa saa o
"a : - valuable has Others promise
% not sss s e. I s a four cS @
,s: si this crew
tsst year said he couldn't
IL s.. n s:n % IL as an. s In .s
would think from all this chatter that Everett is hardly th
s should % D TOR the nal 5 DGn. n o p
@ % n has . esD x tho no m s., NE" me-
@ y ae .a % " OF s only
I registered
Small Repertoire
school said ODonnel
~ worked good judgment
~ many games repertoire given
q course team hasn't the stun and the football instinct
~ away With anything Given fast hard playing material with
eseehsn htelsence however few bits Of strategy is great
% opponents a wi
vrss game
had
and ODounell have
large and all the students
1G5ls the
1oe boyA says
A. - not had squads of than IS players and he
e % : s out . d ,:, % % .a them the with
e sns g s no s e biz s.hoo % % so .
Ioashut the country and the for schools
ss tss eOnsdsras no small sst &c s1ps
s When Carrigan Could Outrn Barry
attended Holy Cross in the when
49, y considers of the finest fellows
nsvsr In his life did thing he shouldn't
play professional Baseball eA'e e0'ess 0e'0f'
didn't play football college,
> - the diamond. " = - '
coach in those day. casan wa.
D1eoe runner than " -
couldn't sana,e match r.o. ,oa.v
.sw kickoff a
9k mighty good football team-Tufs IL was
ca ODonneh himself 10 stalwar chap
he Of all to
~ n DIT he appears to be Just what his
- inspiring 'norousn aggressive wise genera Of
nothing TO be gained
pSinS W oona.nde national nerschoasc
s1y Two other interseconal
ooss neTs Beverly high of Boston.
eno East Aurora Ill. entertained
but neither De Paul nor Hamilton schools
can play no part settling high school
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
THE DOPE ON TODAY'S GAME

htofli
backs, 150
me game o'clock
\ decisonNatonal mterschoasuc
Oncas-Magidsohn Knight head lines
mar Mchigan) Eckersal. Chicago. neld Judge
Quarters-15
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
The Caleys defeated the last sea
sons champions at Maloney's park
oy 3 goals to Buick /,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

81. Georges defeated the Packard
At West End park by goals 10 /.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Rovers and All Scotts shared
points at Ferry neld. the game end
.ng in a goaless draw
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

On Sunday week. Dec. IL. the 81.
Georges meet the Packards In the
uewar cup competition at Packard
park. This will decide who will rep
resent Michigan against some CHI
cago team In the third round.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Monthly mecting Of the league will
be held on Friday night, Dec. 3. at
the Moose temple. at s o'clock
prompt.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

this chatter that Everett is hardly tn
Central should for the national championship Pei
"a scored 600 points 0
opponents ths there New Englan
the class Of the seaboard
uett beat Waltham Its poorest OF the An
has been magnificent formerly only
ouchdown have been registered the Booneer
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Munstow, Barrie and Anderson will
not be able to take the feid until
reSt spring. owing to Injuries. This
clubs.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Nationals trimmed the Beaudetts
United TO the tune OF 8 goals TO /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-09
BULGARIA KING
MOST TALKED OF
man in HUNGARY

BUDAPEST, Hungary.-King Fer
dinand Of Bulgaria has been by all
odds the most talked OF figure In the
public eye Of Hungary since he took
the step which arrayed his country
on the side of the Germanic allies.
Many columns Of newspaper space
have been devoted to descriptions and
anecdotes Of the popular monarch,
who appeals especially to- the Hun.
garian heart because OF his long and
close connection with Hungarian at.
fairs.
1t is remarked particularly that Fer.
iinand, once the embodiment Of the
autocratic ruler, has of late years
shown more and more Of democratic
tendencies, until now, without In any
way derogating his royal dignity and
the majesty Of his appearance, he
moves about among all classes and
ranks in the attitude Of brother
rather than that OF king" There
is said to be a great enthusiasm for
him among his soldiers, and he Ia
constantly seen with the troops, even
as far as the extreme firing line, en-,
couraging them and appealing to them
frequently with words of recognition.
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RUMANIA FLOODED By
DESERTERS FROM ARMY
OF BULGARIA'S KING

LONDON, Eng. Bulgarian desert
erts arrived in such numbers in Ru.
mania after Bulgaria's entry In the
war that the Rumanian government
was considerably embarrassed as to
what to do with them, says the Blu.
charest correspondent of the Near
East. At Calafat no less than 800
Bulgarians in full equipment crossed
the river and large and small parties
arrived at other points In Rumania.
Their excuse for deserving was that
they did not wish to fight Russia.
Bulgarian reservists in Rumania left
the country at the call for mobiliza.
ton with apparent reluctance, while
the Greeks responded enthusiastically
to their own call. Professions COM
posed both of Greeks and Rumanians
accompanied the Greek reservists to
the train, with patriotic songs and
cheers fol. each others country.
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PAsSENGERs DEPARTED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea for Hilo
Dec. 8.-Henry Hustace, Robert Hind
H. d. Sloggett, Mrs. Slogget, L. Oman
Son, John X. Akau, Henry L. Wong,
C. s. Judd, Chas. Savage, Rev. ]. j.
Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L., Robinson,
A. Haneberg, s. De Friest, Mrs. H. H.
Renton, Mr.. Kenosha, w. H. Field.
Chuck Hoo, A. A. Hussey, A. w. Col
Inns, Mrs Collins, Mrs. F. M. Coon. G..
F. Lund, E. A. Pickett. DR.. and Mrs.
Huddy, Mrs Hirada, Mrs. G. D. Schra-
der, Sing Man Rhee. Chan Dong, Hugo
Nelson, s. Gibo, Thomas Dowrey, Mrs.
Kamana. -. T.. -.
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Notice is hereby given that on and
after December 15. 1915, the freight
rate on general merchandise on all
steamers of the Matscn Navigation
Company from San Francisco and Pu-
get Sound ports to island ports OF
call, and from island ports Of call TO
San Francisco and Puget Sound, will
be increased from the present basis
of $3.50 per ton to $500 per ton.
Any additional information relative
to classification of freights can be
obtained by application at the office
of our shipping department.
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED,
Agents, Matson Navigation Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or INTENTION TO FORE.
CLOSURE AND or SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained In that certain mort
gage dated April s. 1912, made by and
between George A. Bertram OF Wal
mea. County Of Kauai. Territory Of
Hawaii. as mortgagor. and C. B. Hof-
gard & Company, Limited, of Wal
mea, aforesaid, MORTGAGE, and of rec
crd In the Hawaiian Registry Of Con-
yeyances In Lber 357 on pages 407-
409, and pursuant TO Chapter 161 OF
the Revised Laws OF Hawaii. 1915. as
amended by Act III of the Session
Laws Of the Territory of Hawaii for
the year 1915, said c. B. Hofgaard &
Company, Limited, as mortgage
aforesaid hereby gives notice that IT
intends to foreclose the said mort
gage for condition broken, to wit, the
non-payment of the principal and in
terest of the sum referred to In and
secured by said mortgage when due.
Notice Is hereby likewise given that
all and singular the property, articles
and claims conveyed BY and described
In said mortgage will be sold ct public
auction at the store or place Of bust
ness Of the said George A. Bertram,
to wit the Waimea Machine and Auto
mobile Works, Limited, located at
Waimea aforesaid, on the Sd day Of
January, A. ID. 1916, at the hour of II
O'Clock. noon, Of said day. The prop
erty conveyed by said mortgage and
intended to be sold as aforesaid con-
sists Of:
One ID Lathe, one "a Barnes Drill,
one ~ Drill Chuck three CD Split
Pulleys one Q1 Emery Grinder, two
CD Carburendum Wheels, one ID Y.
& T. Block, one t1) Gas Engine, one
Cd piece Shaft and Hangers, Seven
teen (17) Shank Drills, one ~ Cush,
Chuck, one I'd Universal Jaw, one Cd
Crane, one (1) runway, six co. sets
Armstrong Tool Holders, one III Vice,
two (2J Drill Sleeves and Drill Chuck,
one (1t Set Light Screw Plates, one
ID Forge, Four ca Steel Split Pull
leys, one ID lot Leather Betting, five
80 Reamers, one ~ Hack Saw
Frame Kwick Cut. the Garage Build
ing and Outhouses, all merchandise,
auto supplies and accessories OF all
kinds now on hand and subsequent
purchases together with all claims
owing to me now connected with and
belonging to the epove mentioned
business and all other claims acquired
during the continuance Of this mort,
gage from all sources, whatsoever.
Terms, cash in United States gold
coin.
Bill of sale and documents required
at expense Of purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of
Frear, Prcsser, Anderson & Marx.
Stangenwald building. Honolulu, At.
torneyS for mortgage, or Of G. B.
Hofgaard & Company, Limited, mort
gagee, at Wainea, County of Kauai.
Dated, Honolulu, December 2. 1s15.
c. b. HOFGAARD q. COMPANY,
!: LIMITED, ~,
Mortgage.
6ss5.Dec. q 8, Is.
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SEALED TENDERS.

4. p
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
until 2 o'clock p. m, of Friday. Jan.
nary z, 1916, for furnishing and in.
stalling Electrical Equipment on Job
No. HI. c. SS-E and H. C. IS NIX for
sugar handling machinery at Kuhio
Wharf, Hilo, Hawaii.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms Of proposal are on file in the
office of the Board of Harbor Com.
mfssioners, Capitol BUILDING, Honolulu,
and with Mr.. w. r. Hobby, Hilo, Ha-
wall.
The Board of Harbor Commission.
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
(Signed) A. C. WHEELER,
Acting Chairman, Board of Harbor
Commissioners. ~
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