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The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 3-Actire liquidation sent the
cotton market OF today after it had shown hrmness
First prices were to B points higher Tho ad-
vance was brought about BY favorable picking
weather and the very favorable cables from Liver
pool. and before the end Of the first hour carried
prices about 2 to a points net higher Realizing
became heavy on the basis Of 1905 for January
however. and later fluctuations were somewhat
irregular.
Late in the morning January rose to 1909 and
the general list about . to q points above last
nights closing figures The market was les active
around midday, with prices showing slight reactions
Wall Street liquidation and local pressure car
NED prices back to within points Of yesterdays
closing figures in the early afternoon. Covering
and demand from spot interests promoted A partial
recovery later with the market in mid-afternoon
nervous and irregular at q net aduncs Of about
Sal0 points.
Heavy sales Of January and March by a wall
Street finn totaling about 3 900 bales, and believed
to represent Western profit taking was the feature
Of the last hour. This pressure, coupled With
local selling gave the market an easier tone and
resulted in most Of the days advance being wiped
out he eloss was steady at q net gain Of 70 s
points
Port receipts for the day were Sz5 bales New
York warehouse stocks are 1855 bales Exports
for the day were z .55l bales. Clearances for tn,
season to date aggregate 1.764 rs bales
The smount brought into sight for the week.
New Orleans figures. is .7s bales.
Spot here was quiet. 10 points higher at lsso:
there were no sales The SPOT article at New Or
leans was firm with middIing Il points hirhsr AZ
lAEc; the sales were 3s5 bales
Instead Of coming unchanged to podnts lower
a. dua. liverpool reported advances Of 10 n
points at the time Of the start here Private
cables attributed the strength to small onerinr,
trade calling and short covering
1t was clear in the South this morning and tenn
perstures were seasonable
Receipts at Galveston were 15.sl5 bales, New Or.
leans n,l6o bales. Savannah LS8 bales and 81.
Louis 3.73 bales -
At Liverpool there was q fair budne,, dope
In pot cotton today and prices were 10 points MrAsr
on The bass Of lila for mid-upland me saIe.
aezregAtsd 500 bales. includix 500 bales Amer-
lean The imports were 5000 bales. all American.
Ths markst for futures closed irregular at a net
advance Of u TO Is points. : -
Furnished by N. L. Carpenter Co.
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In the World Of Finance and Trade
BETHLEHEM HITS 67S;
UTAH COPPER, 1882
American Locomotive Touches e2l1
Politics Plays Part in Market.

CBy the international News seryice.)
New York, Nov. 3-Politics played q
large part in the stock market today.
Conditions are such that the list would
have gone booming had II not been for
the profit-taking INDUCED IN by the large
number Of persons who have a notion
that President Wilson may be reelected.
The Presidents speech at the waldorf,
In which he denounced Wall Street. also
caused some selling. Wall Street, which
IL the concentrated thrift and enterprise
of the country. feels that a second term
Of the President might develop an ugly
disposition toward big business.
As a result of this feeling only few
stocks made high records and even they
did II In a half-hearted manner. So re-
markable are conditions, however, that
only a few stocks showed net losses
Evidence of a long war was found In
the advance to new high records today
Of Bethlehem Steel which sold at S7s. IN
American Locomotive, which touched
u II. and in Utah Copper which sold at
1913 All of these moved UPWARD on
war orders The locomotive conHny got
an order for 100000 fuses with the right
on the part of the allies to make 1t
5000 900 Denial was made today by the
most important interests in Utah Copper
of the report that was current last week
on the New 1Ork SOoCA 1SAShoh6O A3oOA
of a special dividend of s5 share TO be
paid soon.
Advance of Utah to this phenomenal
price set traders to picking up kennlcott
because of that company's large holdings
of Utah. Inspiration, Anaconda and
Kennicott. Ray Consolidated and Miami
were all strong in sympathy Tor the
copper situation was never better.
Tire issues were strpng under leader
ship OF KeIly-Spring1eld. Ajax ran at
the head of the procession for q while
but broke four points in the late trading.
Reason for the lly-Springfield Is that
the agreement and contract for trans
ferring the companys from Akron, Ohio.
to Cumberland, Nd. will be signed to-
morrow.
Traders discovered another low-priced
stock that has been sleeping-National
EnameiIing 1t was taken up by several
at the same time because OF Its past
record and present large earnings
Chicago and Alton moved up after many
years Of profound slumber. Common ad-
vanced six points and the preferred s3-4
net for the day. Marines held strong
because an early adjustment of the divi-
dend is expected. Pierre Lorillard was
up more than 81 Money movements the
past week have been such as to justify
expectations of a large increase OF sur
plus reserves by the banks.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

Baltimore. Nov 1-EGGs-Market hrper. N,,,-
land. Pennsyfyania and nearby, nrsts. y; East,rn
Shore Maryland and virginia hnsts. .; western
tohio) arstA s.: wea virginia hrstA -; southern
North Osrolinal hrstA 8; strictly frush country
gathered. q. The market for Western erEs stronG
Western. ncsh. case count -; west@n utnraFe
case count. Z: sslected esndled stock In esrtoa.
SsA
BUTTER-sepsratot. eztrss 1aSx; hus saS;
printA hD.. SaS: nnts. SaS: 90, l n srtraa
SAY; hrstA SaS; blocls. Ds. extras NaSE:
arsts. SA's: dairy prints Magland. Pepnsslvspia.
virginia, extras &S22; hrstS. Sas6as; st0re-packrd
hrsts. 2; rolls, s-apland and PennsylTsuia 2:
do. West Virginia. 2
LIVE POULTRY-Prices. per pound unless other.
wise stated: Chickens, young. Hvezaes run. HALF;
do, young. ns. and under. K: Do. Whit Ira.
horns. s: do. old hens. hs. and over. lsaIT: do.
small to medium. 1Sss; DO. old roosten and staEA
loall; ducks. young MuscoTy and nOnErel u.
do. White Pelans, l5sls: do, Indian RunnerS
young l4alB: do, Puode. 81 lhS-. 1sals; 90,
smaller, Eahi turkeys. heavy. lhA and over Hs2l;
do, small. POOR, 2a1: pieens pair. old. n; DO,
young. %; guinea fowl esch. young lk Its and
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUIrs-pol.-
toes. white. western Maryland and PennsyivuniA,
bushel lso1lso: do. New York and yerses. b1shel.
L5oal.eo; do. Eastern Shore Maryland bushel. "a
ID; do. nearby bushel box. l.aOSl-0: sweetz.
Eastern Shore. yellow. barrel 2OosZ 8 edo. Eass-
em Shore Maryland barrel. 2oos2a: do. Anne
Arundel. standard. barrel. 2oo1l2S: do. snail bar
rel. l55Gaoo; yAmS. largo. bright barre. LTsss0 On:
Apple, Wesfefn MAryAnd and pennsylvania pacHeo,
hon. 2SOaS.so; New YORK State barrel 1sstp:
beans. nearby, grren, bushel box sossp; do. Nor
folk, bsska f5al.oo; cabbage. native TO- t.0n6o:
do. New York State. ton. E.c1aiS.uo. caolinovef.
Long Jsland. crate, l0os1E: do, barrel. ayhfn:
eeley, New York. buBch. sao; esEI,snls. nativs
basket &a5: uares, Concord hasket. ltAl6: Dc.
Niagara. basket isals; do, cstswtl. basket IasIs;
kale Norfolk. barrel sO1ioo; lima besDs. peach
basket, sos0; do. hamper. L2SaLto: d.. bushei.
l1sal-R; do. hulled. pound. ealo; lsttDo. New
York. BASKET Tsai.2; ouiOoss yellow, dry, bushel.
ltoal.E; do, New York and Wosten. yellow. lo-
do. IS basset. @aio; 90, Mountsin. romd
basket. L3al5s: penn. Eastsrn Shore Kieher, -
basket 9oaz5; do. barrel l2al.7S; 40. New lork.
Bartlett. barrel. Asoasioo; ptppsz. nearhs. hashct
mas; quinccs. Eew Yort. No L baud ls15op:
spinach SorfOlk. hsrrei l!oasl5; ionstueN u1ti.e.
rpe, b.zkst 800: do, srcsn. baskst nsn; n.
pcarbs. ms1.rcd bushel Lo,sLn
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
Criminal Division No. 4.
Justice Could

United States VS.. William r. e. Wood:
larceny from United States: recognizance
S10o taken.
United States VS.. Edward Mcdonald:
Herbert Run and Charles o. Schweftzer:
robbery; nolle pros entered as to Schweit-
Eer; verdict guilty as 70 Mcdonald: not
guilty as 10 Run; attorneys, S. McComas
Hawken. George F. HayeIl, II. l. Quinn.
and n. F. Mangan
United States vs. Luther Chambers;
adultery: charge ignored by grand jury.
United States VS.. Fountain Irvine; non
support: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Edward V. Murphy;
forgery and uttering; bench warrant Is
sued
United States VS.. Ernest Pollock; house
breaking; charge ignored by grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Nov. S.-BUTTER-Tbe market ruled
finn under light oneringS and = fairly active de-
mand. We quote: Western solid hacked eze2mezy
frsts SS4; seconds. 3lk: nearly Prints fancy 90:
average extra. SA5s; hrsts =; seconds Sac special
fancy brands of prints jobbing at SSaS
EGGS-Fine new-lAh eGs were in good demand
and prices further advanced soc per eaS under
light oderinss. Following were the quotations:
In free cases. nearby extn. q per dozen
rent receipts. lilo per case; Western extra, % per
dozen; extra frsts n.7o per case: frsts. llso Per
case; refrigerator egss extra, eT5 per case; hrss
died eggs jobting at ssaG per dozen.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Fowis as to quality, leAls; rpos-
ters 1al4; spring chickens according to quality 1a
White Leghorns according 70 quality, llais: ducks
to quality. l5als; TURKEYS 22s2i; geese. lsaIT
pigeons. old. per pair, zaz: do. young. psT pair.
lea22
DRESSED PoUBTRY-Frsh-kiIed. dspscsed
fosls, twelve to box. drypiced, fancy selected.
~ ppund, =; weighing Asa5 pound. xpiscs.
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81: do. weighing pounds apiece. 2: do, weigh
ing SA pounds Hpsecs. =; do. weighing pounds
spiece. 0azl; fowls. IN barrels icepacfed fancy
dp-picked. weighing +isA5 pounds and over arGecs
.: do. weighing pounds spiece. =; do, smaller
SIZES, If4lp; old roosten. dry-picked. ls: ruazins
chic.sns. Western weighing pcuDds and orr NJ
pair =; weighing 6ST pounds ps- pair, y; weigh
ing Sal pounds. AaeS: chidkenS weighing sS5ls
pounds peT rair. 5ssi; do, mixed sizes flag f-u-
eTs. Jersey, fancy. sOS32: do. other nearby weigh
ing 3sI pounds per pair SGSo: do. DO, smaller
SiEes. 8Az: dudOF, nearby spring ZA2; s1uahs
white weighing IlAI2 pounds per dosen 6-ss6 90.
do, do, do, 9al0 pounds per doaen- lSs5 50 I:
do, do. do, 9 pounds pr dozen, GoaGS s.; DO do :
do, pounds pa dozen. &Sa3fS; do, d., da q
81 pounds pr dozsn. 2T5S2so; dErf, zSa1s co. .naIl
and No 2 6al 3
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
New York.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK. Nov. 3-wHEAT-Ireruiar: trade i,
fair, No. red. Lssk; No. northern, new. I.
Q. b.. 2Gz; No hard winter. Lssz, I. 8. B. :
No. maenfuui. nominal; No. Manitoba. 1854.
and Manitoba. - = =
C0RN-strunger; inquiry Il moderate. No. Z
yellow. kln-died. LEX for first half Nosernber.
and all Nosember. LosH: Argentine quoted at L %.
delivered Exporter took 20 800 bushels last night
e0k; standard. ~ 30. white. 5ok; No. white.
5sk; elevator basis. unsraded. 5ou64 Erportsrs
took De.eo bashels pat dutp0tl
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
MERGENTHALER STOCK
ADVANCES TO 1884
B. & o. Railroad Handles l.205. .64s
Cars in October. Establishing Record.

Mergenthaier showed slight improve
ment at yesterdays session Of the WASH
lngton Stock Exchange, the price ad-
vancing to 16i 81 with the asking price
is Of a point higher at close. Washing
ton Railway and Electric was steady at
81 United States Realty changed hands
at 8. Capital Traction stock was at the
customary level Washington Gas brought
II. The bid ON Georgetown Gas was n.
but the asking price was about 30 points
higher. A few 500 per cent bonds Of the
American Graphophone Company were
sold at 102 s-2
b. a o. Has Record Month.
In October the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company handled 1.206, ,6lS cars.
The daily average movement was IS $50
cars. the largest number In the history of
rhe road. The cars handled in the month
would reach about half way around the
globe.
Branch Established Here.
A branch office of the National City
Company, the 800 900 corporation which
absorbed the bond business of the Ma
tional City Bank, has been opened here
at 7h Fifteenth stTeet northwest The
company now has 8ffices in New York,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, st. Louis,
and Washington. The manager Of the
local branch Is Eugene z. Allies.
May Pay Back Dividends.
New York rumors regarding crucible
Steel are that back dividends will bep aid
on at the rate of per cent a month. It
Is also rumored that Republic Steel d.
rectors at the next meeting will authorize
all of the per cent deferred payments
due, which would leave common stock in
line for diyidend declaration.
Copper Exports for Week.
Copper exports for the week ended No
vember totaled SIN tons.
Rock Island ProsperinE.
The Rock Island report for the year
ended June 30 disclosed a notable increase
In operation and efficiency and some sur
prising economies.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yok. Nov a-BUTTER-steady; receipts
TE59 pAckaees; creamery. higher than extras @aSaN; !;
ersamery extra ~ score). Sssa,6x; nrsts. 5A96;
seconds 5Jza1IH.
EGGs-Fim: receipts. 1873 cases; tesh-gathered
extra fine 4lai2: extra hrsts. 3ato; hrsts Sea8;
seconds. 5a5; nearby hennery whites nne to fancy,
sass; nearby bsunsry browns, 2a50
LIVE POULTRY-Fim; no prices settled.
Dressed firm; ehickens, TS1aSo; fowls. lsa2S1; tur-
ksys faaD
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Circuit Divlsion No. q,
Justice SiddonG.

oxweld Acetylene Company vs. PETER:
motion 20 dismiss appeal withdrawn; de-
fendant's attorney. W. z. Leahy.
Postal telegraph Cable Company va.
Crane ct al: motion for new trial argued
and submitted; plaintiffs attorneys, B. z
Hinton and J. W. Cox: DEFENDANTS at
torneys, Maddox & Galley.
Winbigler VS.. Lake; motion for Judg-
ment overruled; plaintiffs attorney,
Nelson Wilson; defendants attorney. An
drew Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
o. S. Treasury Statement

Condition of the Treasury at the close
Of business yesterday was: Net balance
IN general fund, sl5lszs,1l2; toai receIpts
yesterday. s1.97e,so tqai payments yes
terday. s2.23sOs5.
The deficit this fiscal year is ST. az,
against a deficit Of $3s,1s1147 last wear.
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year up
to the close Of business November 4 ss4s.-
7SS, ,Sl1.64; revenue receipts for the corre-
spending period last year, szl6. sa2 6si. 81.
Ordinary Disbursements for the fiseai
year up to the close Of business Noyern-
Der 2, ss25, ,155. 4s7.Tl; ordinary flirb,rrse-
ments for the corresponding period last
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Numishsd b. ". .. Hines q o..
WHEAT On
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov. S-HoGs-Recsipts, 5000: weak.
Is cents under yesterdays average; buit. Spas 50
light. slsaso; mixed. sSsio.o %; heavy. RSalo. co.
CA1TJE-Receipts. 5000; strong; native beef cat
te 6bal1.75: Western steers. 6i0as7 rs: stocke and
feeders. 4e6a7s5; cows and hsifers 5oasso calves
L25All.3
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000; STEADY; weths,. 7soa
s7p; lambs, s40a1l0o = -
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd Nov. 3-wHEAT-Qosed cay.
No. 2 red spot and November. LssS; Decsmber.
1-s7&: No. red Western spot and November.
ISL
C0RN-C1nsed easy; SPOT, Lis
OATS-Cf sed No. white. sa5eH stand
ard white. 5s1Sa50; No. , white, 5lka5s
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
Circuit Divfsion No. 4
Chief Justice CovfnRton.

saunders VS.. Taylor Auto Hiring Com
psny. Inc: motion for new trial filed:
pialntlns attorneys. Mary O'Toole and
<. H. jackson: defendant's attorney,
James w. McNeIIl.
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May Pay Back Dividends,
WEEKLY BANK CLEARrNGs,

New York. Nov. 3-Bank clearinu in the United
States for the week ending November a. reported
TO Bradstreet's Journal New York. srueeate
S.ss.W.0 900. against S5.slSI55oOO last week and
-. .so.ss2om in this week last year. FoIlowiw
are the returns for this week with percentages Of
change shown this week as compared with this week
last year:
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, Nov. S-As has been the case for
several days past the bulk Of trading on the curb
today again in copper stocks and in OILS. In
the latter group there pronounced strength in
the Standard Oil stocks 4 further aid to the big
upward swing In the independent oils
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
Criminal Division Ne. =
Justice McC0y.

United States vs. Thurman Burck: vio-
iaton of anti-narcotIc law: verdict guilty
on hrst count; not guilty on second, third
and fourth counts: attorney. Leo A.
Rover.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicssp. Nov a-ifiHes q the spring wheat coan-
zAet was cssziy eAown todsy when thsif purchases
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished By w. ID. HIbbs q Ce.
SALES
Graphopbone lst 6. $40 at nzS.
Washington Railway pfd-. 3 at g, atH
Washington Gas, 5 at n.
MergsnthaIer. at l6I&, / at lesx 10 NJ lszs.
10 at B4x. 10 at l64%.
United States Realty Co.. . at o.
After call:
Graphophone LIST &c. ssp at IOeS, $40 at Ia2s,,
sDo at leS.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston, Nov. 1-Ths markst continued active
With weil-distnbutsd interest and numerous good
The Washington herald., 1916-11-04
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York. Nov. ).
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NORTHUMBERLAND
ASSISTANT SUPP.
PUBLIC WORKS?
-.-ss HHH" "IUIiHlI1
'7I.7ss

Runnor around the capitok building
Rumors arouid the capitol building
today, that Superintendent Of Public
Works Charles r. Forbes had appoint
ed w. C. woodward as assistant super.
intendent, the day he left on his .yaca.
ton to the mainland were persistent
today. ~, ~ -, . CO l !. IS,
i am only Observation-Disclosures
said Woodward this amerning, when
asked for statement rs, to the truth
OF the reports. II was appointed BY
Superintendent Forbes to- act during
the time he Is awayS r2s'3I - ... = !
Since A. G. Wheeler, former assist.
ant superintendent, left for tHilo six
months ago to become agent on Hawaii
of the public works department, there
has been no regular assistant, al.
though Woodward has been acting tn
that capacity. It ishbelieved he will
continue permanently, as assistant,
after ForbessretuRns. :, = 81 "
woodward is graduate of Harvard,
class Of 1912. He began In the public
works department as an engineer.
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.HILO PARADE BIG
July 4 FEATURE
Floral Section and End Infantry
Draw Sincere Applause
From Crowds

Hilo was busy and happy ~ an early
hour Tuesday morning, and II seemed
as II the entire population was await.
ing the parade. scheduled to begin at
8 o'clock sharp. Long betIre that
hour the streets were crowded, all
seeking places Of vantage to view the
inaugnrating event
First In the parade line was the
Hilo band, adding greatly to the ysiety
Of the merry onlookes with its lively
airs. Following the band came the
End Infantry. n. G. H., consisting Of
two battalions. This was the first
military parade ever held on the
island Of Hawaii, and the work Of the
men was such as to create feeling
of pride In the hearts Of al islanders.
Practically every firm In the city
had entered float, all of which plain
ly showed that considerable time and
thought had been given to preparing
for the event. Among the business
houses entering floats were: e. N.
Holmes, E. II. Moses. J. d. Kennedy,
Won Hamm-Y Young Co. w. II. Heiser-
man, George Cool, p. G. Beamer, T. A.
Dranga, Mrs. 7. Il Coltilie and q num-
Der Of others
Hilo Fire Department was on parade
from early morning until late In the
afternoon. seemingly enjoying the OPP
poftunity TO display its equipment as
well as view the points Of local inter
est. Many Of the automobiles were
beautifully decorated, and the streets
were bowers Of flowers as the motor
vehicles passed by. All In all, Hilo
was satisfied with the showing made.
and voted the parade the best in its
history.
Visitors were made welcome by the
hosts, and those from other islands
left the Crescent City with lavish
praise for Hilo's hospitable entertain
fnent
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DR.. A. ]. Derby. his mother, Mrs
E. B. Derby and his son. E. A. Derby.
left In the Sonoma for the coast.
= = >
DR.. 4. J. McGettigan and his two
sons left en- the Sonoma for the main
land for visit. e. 49, = -
FffE.-'gf..ss =
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joel C. Cohen. left in
the Souoma on Tuesday for visit IN
San Francisco. 49, @''s <->...-. ~
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WItSNATIONAL
AMPIONSHIP
Philadelphia Girl Winner; Der.
nicia Lane Finishes Sixth; 5.
Frances CoWels Fourth
lAs.oci.ied Pr... BIZ Fsdsr,i wireless,

IAB80cIuAeu ffeb1 pI kgU4tu WnoiON1I q
SAN FRANCISCO. July 5:-Befnf.
cia Lane OF Honolulu finished sixth
In the woman's 4l00-yard 3 national
championship race held here ON July
A. Olga Dorfner, the American cham.
picn of Philadelphia, was the winner,
setting new mark for the century
swim Of 1908 4-5. Her former record
was 1:09 3-5. Claire Galligan Of New
York was second, followed byaDoro-
thy Burns Of Los Angeles and Fran
ces Cowelis OF San Fkancisco, third
and fouth. At the 25-yard mark MISS
Lane was second and made "a good
race Of 1t for 40 yards when Olga
Dorfner and Claire Galiigan drew
away. Miss Lane made the distance
IN 1:13 1-5. ~ sfE's s'i.. Z.
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FAREWELL FOR MAUI VISITOR.
a farewell in honor OF Miss Corle
Crane, charming California society
bud, was held atsthe home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Hansen, puunene, to celebrate
the departure Of Miss Crane for her
home on tie next Matsonia. Those
present were Miss c. Crane, Miss G.
HillmeF. aIissee Louise, oriet and
Tweet Robinson. Miss Ruth Parker.
Misses Ragnhild. Oiava and Kathryn
HDnsen. MrG NJ. H. Brown, Capt. and
Mrs Hubbenette, Mr.. and Mrs. voss.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nelson, Messrs. G.
Murray, Chaftertin. A. Taylor. L. I'll
I'm, Wickie. e. Weight, Z. Baldwin,
WIN. Hansen, J. B. 8. Mckenzie, A.
c. Smith, a. Hansen and VIM. &.
Buckley.
i ENGAGEMENT RUM0RED on
MAUI.
WAILUKU, July 2.-Miss Olava
Hansen. Q very attractive and charm
ing young lady Of Puunene, received
shower Of congratulations and well
wishes when Il was rumored ut a
farewell party that she IL engaged 10
Mr. James Cook Of Alameda, califor.
MIA. An sngasement ring vas much
II evidence and no doubt caused the
profuse congfatulations Mr.. Cook 10
9 very well known Insurance and bus
iIiessm6n OF California. Miss Hansen
VIII not commit herself as TO the
truth or falsity Of the rumor.
DANCE MARKS AINAIIAU EVENT
Saturday evening very enjoyable
dance marked the opening OF the new
open.air dining room ~ Ainahau Hotel.
Z We teststaIIy dseorsled with palms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05

The Prairie Pipe line Co. declared
a quarterly dividend Of So share and
an extra dividend Of IS D share.