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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-09

Electric portable lamps in genuine ma
hogany with silk shades, complete with ;
lamp, at
$3.50
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-09
Eastman K0dakS

There is no really better gift and no bet
ter place to buy them---priced from Is cents
up We have all kodak supplies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03
EN- SEjS MiLLoNES 81 CALCU.
Ian LAS 8AJAS HABiDAS HNS.
IA Ell PRIMER0 De JUNO.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03
UN AEROPLANO iNGLES FUE EN-.
CONTRADO EN- FL MAR pOR.
UN SU9NARIONC.

BERLIN. Diciembrc 2.-Un sub
ma-ino alcman encontro r~cciente-
mente q IN aeroplano ingles grande-
mente averiado, flotanGo en- 81 mar.
frente a Ia desembocadura lei Ia
mesis. SeCin dice Ia agencia semi
official de information Overseas.
Los dos oficiales que sc hallaban
en- el aeroplano. dice Ia citada
agencia. fueron hechos prisioneros.
y Ell aparato destruido por la tri-
pu!acion del submarine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

TN com"t" aa teni!o tU&ar eatr"
los marines t~"anc'ses ; los RESERVES
,a& gri@@os On las vc"tlca:'> del Aero
polls. FaS"jeros que h.n """aao a
esta capita! pr"ceGeoi'S o' f.! Fi.""'
"icen que a pasar PoF in .slN'!'3 ''.
IeSla' Pu'''t"n P~fe~'"'I@' e. '.i'"-'
tc. De acd9rd" con o3E&S informal
Clones. cl comha:c SO tra5.1 co,." m@-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

Otros informes recibidoS Ell esta ca
pital dicen que los rusos han logra-
do ocupar una posici6n en- el pue-
bio dc kirlioaba Y que una despera-
da lucha Sc esta ahora librando en- las
5 de eSa plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

Es-- =. sey 2idieado u-ss.-o yatiasa
s5ro CT. p Srn So pIslaAs Gza1e c-c.sa e.
s.-e-.a-t 10y FlEcEo~C cas.u r- ra--rarn
L F-5r1 r-aa 5cs Es2crcas y Csn5to-urrn-
- son Sus s.a5sae=s 4e :le ma
CO.. s~.- -l9 t-aLaCa~ Con $3.50 -a..a -o-
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TO ear-.s aIdsi hoDp-e. g. q-.s-e v. Sr-a-
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- Eoro Src suu~,, y ro6ust2, In ho-5-e rnsre
les jsrlLs AomaGss, IN kenmore Ese r-s-re e.
xrspcto de los Ggr-ls g 81 S-1Cr De l-s uu-
&c.. dolce y -zs.ss por este IaJorsseaic :
destructive LstTo Lle=Ieo-
Rezus-Gs 3. qEs % sEElEmoS eatsCa-lente
gratis. e. "a c~aa!e-ta seac-lls : coz = Fo-tc
Pss5e- pIrg@se \
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03
UNA SIMPLE
PRyEBA

Pisese q pcinc pr ri
pelo. 81 hnlla peIo albe
r:do al pcinc. examine RI
p'.lo !cSprcnd.In 81 n
raiz es dGcOlor pllido, ezra
scci y como amo-t.E:aiE.
tome ,JrccIuciones y CO.
frija ei nal 81 quieroEalvaE
c. pc!o ) hacer que cruzca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

Anuneiese listed en- LA PRENSA
es ell perioceico meNieano de mayor
circulation en- los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

Cuando necesitc iilrDS en- espanol
d;rijaSe Il ignario +. Lozanv.-607
3G. Dolorosa SIS Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

LoNDRES. Djc:smare , L. Sac
"a de Golonia H23lica n noticia sin
-reii,ae2~, dansi" cusaca de que trc-
pas rl,<as nan legads = Bucare>t con
81 fin De copsrar con las rumanas a
Ia Gefansa Ge esa plaza.
Z. :r,-ts 90Diico cs @@Jga-
n2a5iauJa d. Ia cam2ana en- Rumapia
= an 81 estuerzo que parece estan IN
rsatauio los rUsos Como IN ultimo re
curse para saIvar q 81 aliada. de Ia
conauista seutona. y este fin. segun
Sc sabe. los moscovitIs estan dirigieu-
% ~violentos ataqueS a 10 largo de IN
trsnte de 251 millas que Sc extiende
dssde los Apes Tran-ilvanos. E o5je-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

NUESINCS MEJ0KES ARTiCULOS a Los MAS RAJ0S PRECIos NOS
OlEOS EMPELAMOS. OTROS NOS HAN IMITADO.
55T5 POR TODD TODD PCE $6.5.
Pr C1EtO TEMPO tGioS fiOD!FICADO NUESTROs PRECI0S
N". l"ir"iaclr EucStr"s limos modecs dc atLcuios dc alta caidai.
EtAMEN 7 PRUE5N GRATIS. No mande di1cro. Parlri ustcdd esnp6s
.uc las cecilia a > satisfaction. L5cihaEos hy msmO mandindonos su
HoTlitc y direction. JuntO con este anIncio, = Ic mandarcmos DOR eynrcss.
&c hc"mc.o rtioI dc ORC cncclado para seEoTa 0 para aba!cIo. al cstTiui
q" To- cue Ian los icrrOcar1lcroS, ajustado 81 movimionto con fiuas iovas
For 900" y &aStoS d express con Otros pcsentes gratis a saher: Tn rcv6l
t'F ui3Haiir E!ue!1do. Ge inc rr0S, c0n iGcustracioncS de pr5raS IRE
r"$"5 tpor p:rmHa vez cA.Aso); leontna; die; aHlcr dc corbata; TITLES
ria HteiaTSc. coH'SicEtcs en cuauU pezas: aMlo: puma fdcnte V navaia
hatos aEtcl.. NAca Ell cGalquier p2rte S5. Nuestro precio dc 81. rs eAa
S&oCLOl AhiEMTE GARANTiZADO por 20 amos de practca en- los r.
-olI3S ) miles de testimonies de nuestrCS muckantes. 10 lux es ua pruoba
,a uUc~Io CX1o : del "acr de 10 que ofrccemos. Economicc su ,dincrn
c.aH1"a"co n"cst"oa &"UcuI0s antes de com3rar en- 5tra parte. Mande Tor.
en- ;H1DtcS DE- corrco com prueba de que d&2a rra.ar. Las 6drencs del
Canada Geb"@ venir aconpaNadas de su vaGr. La casa mis- digna de- con
fHnZa On los Esados Unidos.
FlStLEiCH ard CO., DEPT. 1908. Chicago. ILL.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03
GASPA

ST t.ene caspa. to.o -
coSI dc mas o ur-Gs
ticmpo para que - qGeLe
clivo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03

, urtou = -1ielJo. liz, {, I. !.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-03
-p-~ -H rE - Ta-2@s0 Es TrzES
4AG& PJ2 QUE LIE ENVIEMOS NUESTRO LIBROi
la YEn)hD ACERI}CA DEL CAbElLO"|
81 DESEA UNA HERH0SA %CA2ELLE8i, sGi e. hETDDo eALVACURA
La Sra. Lima
BeIperi0

'uya fotoSrafia rcP-)iu~i
mos aViIi, nos la -l.vIlIO
una rrLIciUn jUFlcl IN"
interesaGte acCTcI lie los
nctableS rcsultldos ~.
.anto ella como Eu~ fiios
han obtca!Go lei SiGtg.o
CalracGra- b.senrla:.yz
enyisrlc II Ed un GrpA
cado ce ticha relacion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
PR0CEEDINGS0k
FEDERAL SITE
TO BE BROUGHT
Instructions Froflj Washington
Direct Starting Legal Action
to Secure Land Needed

District Attorney Horace w. Yau-
CHAN today received instructions from
the department of justice in Washing.
ton, d. c.. to immediately begin pro
ceedings to condemn the Irwin site,
which was selected some months ago
as the site for Honoluiu's new federal
b.tlding.
Proceedings to condemn the site
probably viii be instituted In federal
court tomorrow morning.
!. rIn the letter received today from
the attorney-genefal.T Mr.. Vaughan
says, the plan regarding the aequi-
sition Of the title hY the United States.
as. worked out by the local district
attorneys office, is approved. st ap,
pears that perfect record title 70 ell
the property compfising the site can
not be acquired by the goNeEnme1t By
purchase, and for this reazop, and for
other reasons. condemnation proceed
ings is authorized.
Initial action toward perfecting the
governments title to the Irwin site
was begun shortly after Mr.. Vaughan
took office. The abstracts were for
warded to the department Of. Justice
about a month ago. Mr.. Vaughan
states that the government il wiling
to pay 100000 for alt the property
going to make up the site. and adds
that there may be contest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
bIILb0K
TO CONFERENCE;
HOUSE JOCKEYS
Clark Succeeds in Getting Ac-
ton and Joint Committees
Are Named

WARRINGTON, D. c., April 2s.-
The House foday passed special rule
BY which the army reorganization bill,
held Up BY Republican Leader Mann
and others since Il came back amend
ID from the senate, will be immediate
~ cent 70 conference between house
and senate conferences committees.
A motion 70 recommIt the bill was
defeated 24e 10 (. Then Speaker
Clark appoIntsd congressnnen Hay and
DENT Democrats, and Kahn Of Call.
.fornia, Republican, as the house con.
fefees. -
The FepuhIleans. ebjected 10 the rec
ornitlon Of Congressman London to
make motion to recomrnIt the bllI,
but Clark refused to recognize another
after recognizing London.
The senate has agreed to the con-
ference and vice-Pres;dent MarsFaII
today appointed Senators Chamberialn
and Broussard, Democrats, and Du-
pont and Warren, Republicans as con-
fereeG
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
SERIOUS REBE LION M:
Ireland BEING G cHB 5 no, :
SAYS BlRRELL IN HOUSE

Assoe1ote4 kt9lg ~ ko1-L NJ s.
LONDON, Eng, April &. Tie
acutely rebellious spirit on the
part Of disaffected Irish was made
known today when Augustine BIZ,
rell, chief secretary for Ilelah3,
announced in the House Of Con.
mons that serious disturbances
have taken place at Dlh'ihr
Twelve persons were killed u the
riots and fighting, including sey-.
eral soldiers, before the situation
was under control.
The rebels succeeded in gaining
possession Of four or five districts
of Dublin. They also got posses
sion of the main postofice build
ings and cut the telegraph lines.
Troops were sent out and several
arrests were made.
.The situation IS now well ii
hand, = BirrelI announced.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
OF venue
IN steven CASE
DOESNOT STAND

Because Judge Stuart. third judge
o fthe circuit coQurt, saw fit to order
the transfer of the o. A. Steven labor
recruiting case to Judge Whitney's
court late, yesterday afternoon. and be-
cause Mr.. Steven. arriving this morn
ing from the hospital. objected to the
case being tried before Judge Whit
ney, heated debste arose between op-
posing council.
Following the argument and after
be had deliberated upon the question
for q moment IN. his office, Judge
Whitney ordered fhe ca:s returned to-
the third court. The hearing was TAX
en- up this morning, Judge Stuart be-
ing brought out from his. salietum TO
SIC g Z case with which be had
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
FEBRUARY BEST
CARN|VALDAIE,
DECLARESMAY0R
From c Commercial Standpoint
and Attraction for Tourists.
Mifier Isl pfeferred

sFrom 4 commercial standpoint !
believe .that Hawaii will benefit more
by retailing Eebflary as the month
of the Mid Pecifit Carnival z said MAJ
or John @. Lane yesterday. ORG
nally the Carnival was planned as 2
commercial venture, and from this
standpoint = winter month would an.
pear to be. the proper time for the
celebfatick
as 4 Hawaiian naturally would
faeI comnlimenfed ON having the cele.
bration fake Mace At the time of ne
natal llav of Kamehameha. but do
not believe that the tourists will come
here ii such numbers at that time cf
year. The date has been established
among the tourists and q change
might be detrimental to the best IN
terests Of Hawaii
sWhile the mainlanders are wear.
inn their furn the peopIe IN Hawaii
are eniovine the has6tlfnl sunshine
sh6 me fI0wnrr 1,66riEfs WIZ gladly
leave the cold and the snow ID come
ID the land Of sunshine, ana one OF
the rreatest Assets Hawai- bRs Is the
fset fhst people reuaark tiIat they can
en low IRE hers. while their friends ara
Enfferina with coid or the mainland.
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~. Cs-,,vsi srS - ~ ,,,,rs az cis,,,s ~, -
(. =. 80 :, srsS 49, sor @ 1900 ThSs 49,
=. sSsS SsrcsS Isst w;ntsr T r. thsy ~ ccrne
q T,'rs /, t. q csrssSe ,s.s .h.. I .s.v vii
-. :, ...-o 49, ~, =, ,e-s st.s
~ .,,s$ v r.o,,Id Ia - Tsse,,ss ~ ~ Tsmsssue. -
!. ~ ~ ths otbs{ k.nd 8 rss11v
:. s us.,.,,sr Ssv srS - | srtScdnes - s,s : ~,
ssst,,rss - --or,f 49, msr 49, ths sfsect - ~ the
celebrstion ; he eoncinded
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
British Also Do Some Raiding

LONDON, Eng, April 25-Withn the last "a British
warhps and have made notable attacks
enemy
Eight British aeropanes leaving their base in the British if
ary establishment the Suez Canal bombarded
hostile camp at Quata Egypt, the canal sse
Mote The nationality OF the attacked is not given but
the probably that of Mohammedan rbesmen)
British warhips also carried heavy bombardmen tsda
OF German positions the along the Belgian according
to an Amsterdam despatch The damage Zeebgge
the Germans have persteny established depo SUBJ
marine bases, is declared to be IS. st
Aeoplanes assisted this attack dropping bombs on the
shore batteries sses ssSRssr 81 sFss =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
HARMONY PLANS
FOR FRANCHISE
TAKE ON SHAPE
Work of Drafting Proposed
New Charter for Rapid
Transit Starts
CITY AND COUNTY WILL
REAP ADDED BENEFITS
Tentative Draft is Expected to
Be Ready Latter Part
of Week

Control Of the utility business Of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company by the Public Utilities Com.
mission OF the territory, which sviiI
give 70 the commission authority "a
require the company to make such
extensions as the public may demand,
immediate securing for the city and
county of an annual sum Of money,
amounting 70 between $40, 900 and @25,.
600 representing 2E2 per cent Of the
gross yearly earnings Of the utility
portion Of the eompany's business,
which sum ID not now being received
BY the city and county and which u
would not receive for the next "A
years st least under the present Rapid
Translt franchise.
These probably are the two most
important features which will distin-
guish the proposed new charter Of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company. from the one now in effect;
features which define the added bene-
fits TO be reaped by the city aud coun-
ty and the public generally under the
new system brought about through the
ablishment Of q thorough and con.
else Harmony program by the com
papy. the commission and the city
and county, :
The work Of drafting the proposed
new charter was expected to be be-
GEp this afternoon BY the law firm Of
Castle q Wilmington. attorneys for
ths Bspid sffahsit. ahd James L. Coke.
attorney Tor the pHblic utilities Com
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
AIITlO MARU TO
REPLACE CHIYO
ON NISLANDRUN
+. K. K. Line Makes Arrange
rnents to Fill Vacancy
Caused BY Wreck
Especial Cable to Nippu JILL

TOXIC, April 25.-The Anyo Mar,i
of the T. X. K. South American line
VIII take the place OF the Chiyo Mafu
Oh the run from San Francisco to the
0fient President Asano Of the T. 4. x.
line announced this morning that the
Afyo Maru would make the transfer
stDnce.
This announcement follows the
statement made by the president of
the T, K. X. line that two new liners
would be rushed TO cunlpletlon At
once. The new steamers OF the Chiyo
tvpe are being constructed at the Ka-
Mesaki shipyards.
II b thought that the Ariyo Maru.
which reached San Francisco today.
vii leave for the Orient via Honolulu
AZ soon as arrangements can be made
fof transfer of freight. The Huyo
Mefn, formerly on the run to South
Amtfican ports. win in all probability
tAke the place of the Anyo A,aru on
the run to South America
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
C0lKLN
(I|)ES'TOMiIyE
POST FORDl|TY
Has Been Chief 'of Local Staff
Since Noyember, 1sl win
,Lezle on Sherman

Mai. Arthur S. Conklin, chief OF
staff at headquarters Of the Hawaiian
Department since his. arrival here No
vember IL, 1912. today received as
signment to duty at. Fort Mckinley,
Portland. Maine.
Though Maj. Coaklin received or.
ders some time ago from the War De
partment relieving him from duty
here he had no knowledge Ct what his
new post would be until the receipt
of today's order He win leave for
the mainland ON the army transport
Sherman, May 5.
Mai. Conkiin arrived here fonr years
ago from the War College at Washing.
ton, D. c., where he had heeIi ON duty
as q member of the. general staff
corps.
In military terms he leaves the local
staff as a"manchu, = that "a, one who
Il no longer eligible for staff duty
owing to length Of service in ona
place.
According to military regulations al
least two out Of six years of an of.
ficer's military life must be sEeIt at
q post. As the major viii. on Nay 9,
have served four years as staif off,
Ger, he is transferred now az a matter
Of army law. Technically his status
changes on May 8. on which date he
will be about half way across the
ocean on his way to the new post.
Fort Mckinley is one Of the rein
lar army posts, and considered of high
standard. Four companies Of coast
artillery are located there, the lst
s7th, 51st and 154th Companies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
BARON {. SHIBUzAWA is
INVESTIGATORS OF FINANCE

Especial Cable TO Nippu JILL
TOXIC. Japan. April 25.-Barun E.
Shibuzawa, the noted Japanese finan-
cier, who was feted during his stay
In Honolulu some months ago. has
been appointed q member Of the neE.
" organised financial investigation
committee Of Japan. Count Okuma Is
chairman OF the committee. Other
Members appointed ~ the Emperor
aresBs Naksno, president Of the 9pkio
Chsznher of Connerce and 2. Yisuda.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
MORE RUSSIANS FOR
FRENCH LINE; GIVEN
TREMEND0 Gus OVATION

As10olato1 kFo11 ~ X1IWlI IMII
MARSEILLES, France, April
25.-Another contingent Of Hus-
slams, supposedly brought from
Archangel on the White Sea A.
were the first, & few days go,
were landed here today, coming
in a large fiotilla Of Transports
They were greeted with cheers
and military honors were bestQW-
ed on them. The governor Of the
district received the commander.
Flags were flown, whistles blown
and the crowds gave them : great
ovation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
OPPOSITIONTO
YUAN SLATEST
CABINET STRONG
SpeciaI cable to Nippu Jiii.)

Especial Cable to Nippu JILL
TOXIC, Japan, April 25.-The So
called responsible cabinet; organised
ID Peking Is not meeting with sue
csss, according to dispatches from
the Chinese capital. It Ia acknowledg-
Cd ID diplomatic circles that Yuan Shih
..bi has gathered together men OF Sec
on1ary importance, and the reyolu-
tionists have refused to recognize the
members.
Il Is freely predicted that the arbi-
tfation for which Yuan Shih-Kai Is
seeking viii fall flat, as the weakness
of the cabinet and the success Of the
regpiutionists viii tend to make them
entirely Independent Of any action
formed by Yuan Shih-Kai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
British Base For Tanning |.
King Rousier's Island To Be Station
Briton az San francisco An
nounces c0aling and oil De-
pot to Be stablished as Last
Link in "AII Red" Route

lA1Doetoeo4 Ey0D 8449B4 Ww0o0o1
SAN FRANCISCO; csL, April 49,
Hoderiek Lan14 \ eritfsh suhject, %
here en- rquts 80 tanning leland. Ne
says tlIatsise y to take part IL the e.
tabllshmens ofsa coaiino md oil sta-
tion at Fanninn, and that the Island
Will be DEVELOPED 20 IN In the Amiss-
ina link IN the HAil-Reds route
around the world.
Several years ago, when Father EN-
msniei Rougier. the King Of Tanning
Island SOLD this island and Wash
ington Island to q powerful English
and Canadian syndicate, Armstrong &
Armstrong, IL was predicted that be-
fore long Great Britain would deepen
the flaming hafber and establish q
naval station there.
: The islands lie 1909 miles south OF
honolulu and have romantic and
rather obscure history. Father Rou-
gier is said to have acquired them
through winning the friendship of a
wealthy convict He bought them at
q British high commissioners sale in
Sdva and worked them as copra es-
tate After they were sold to Arm
strong & Armstrung for $3.50. 900. Rou-
gier bought Washington Island, not
far from the others, which he is reput.
ed still to own. The Commercial-Pa-
cific Company,s cable station is at
Tanning. The British project Of an
Alfred route for its cable commu-
nication and chain Of naval stations
came into public notice when Rougier,
who is a Frenchmafl, sold his holdings
to. the syndicate. This syndicate now
works the islands for coconut and
copra.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
fAssoc,ated Pr-ss Service ~ Federal wireless.i /

LONDON, Eng, April 25Eary today German batteship
squadron slipping of the North appeared on the Of
East Suffolk and opened bombadmen the waerhgpace Of
Lowestof t8a.slaf ~
The bombardment continued for twenty Minutes in which time
British cruisers and deroyers vicinity hit
On shore two woman and a. child were killed.
Today official says The
tera damage is probably insignificant 80 - :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25

Danish tests have shown that con-
crate d not affected by long imEier.
sion IN the ocean, even for as long as
half century.
There Is q species Of butterfly in
British Guinea which measures II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
SQUADRON BOMBARDS SUFFOLK
COAST, BRITISH VESSELS AND
AIRMEN DAMAGE ENEMY CAMPS

EIGHT AEROPLANES DESTROY BASE NEAR SuEZ CANAL.
AND WARSHlPS AND AviAT0RS WREAK HAVOC TO GER.
MAN POSITIONS NEAR ZEEBRUGGE - Rebellion,
BREAKS OUT IN IRELAND-M0RE RUSSIANS For WEST,
FRONT 5-Iss
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-05-26
v. 5. {. Gets East Side Baseball HOnOrS

while his team mates were garner
ing Is safeties off the delivery of
Brockman and Wade.
Moss was on the mound for the
locals in the final game, played on
Wednesday on Rogers field, and led
his team to to victory Moss
had the game well in hand all the
way, allowing only four scattered
bingles and whiting a dozen Wis
itors. Wade and Rettig, for Idaho
both pitched good ball, but poor sup
port spelled defeat w. S. c. scored
two in the second on a single by An
derson and a home run clout by
Passmore. Another brace of runs
came in the fourth frame on an err
ror passed ball, wild pitch, free pass
and single by Passm ore. The Ida
no pitchers held the w. s. C. slug
gers to three hits.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-05-26
British Columbia Man to Address Graduates

Tuesday, June -, has been named
as class day. In the morning the
Seniors will breakfast in Tangle-
wood, and later make the traditional
pilgrimage of the campus. bidding
farewell to the various buildings.
The ivy exercises will be held in
the afternoon, when the Seniors will
plant the ivy and turn over all tradi-
tions and customs of the college to
the Juniors.
The Senior class play, AT the
Feet of Sophocles," will be present
ed in the auditorium that evening.
Alumni day, Wednesday, June IA,
is full of attractions. The annua.
Senior-Alumni baseball game will be
played in the morning. The Alumni
luncheon will be held in Ferry hall.
In the evening the commencement
reception will be given in the pres:-
dents house, for students, alumni,
faculty, and their friends. This is
an annual affair, dating back almost
to the founding of the college. Tie
day closes with the commencement
ball, to be held in the armory.