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The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1916-01-14

Now listen! In announcing to the public our Agency for this wonderful lit
tie cr " wish tic state that it is our intention tc carry these crSm stock at all
times. We expect to handle them by the car load, which is six cars, but at the
same time we know that there is going to be a tremendous demand for this car
when spring opens. and we know that til not going to be possible for is to stock a
sufficient number supply the demand and for this reason, re care going to sg-
st t or customers that you allow us to demonstrate the car for you, and after
50 doing if YOU decide the ar suits and that the price is right we would be glad
to have your order soon as possible so that we can get the cal in for you in time for
your spring requirements
Now remember we do not only handle the cars, but We will also carry a
a large supply of repair parts at all times
Either write or phone us, and our demonstration will be at your door and
and will show you, and without any obligation on your part to buy. We know
absolutely we'll that the car is a winner, and if you will allow is to show you, we
are willing o accept your decision.
Houston Hardware & Furniture Company.
Agents for Chickasaw and Calhoun Counties.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1916-01-14
REMEMBER!

That the above offer Of $500 eye glasses for 81
a pair is for this visit only. Special prices on
all other classes of Optical work. Regular prices
will prevail after our first visit to Houston.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

Sir ole iGbrIide @emorioI 6cicr
Ger o9oltimorcr 2oge 9Ir. Z Scr
GlfS" morgen gl6enO I'M ySippos
bronze" lit cir sroBeS uuO intCreiian-
les Ero9ronm mtigeiteut poroen.
GoH Dem @enOcISio6n'iden n@rie-
itermorihc" miro OoS 9ico ,92G6cr
meiH @ott 5u Sir" geillueeu iurO oo-
rcuf bGIt oic 9o0c ibrc Gerenonie'm
wobci oie 0S. S6omoS 3. @cgilIp
mo Stepbon SteinmiiIler, ionic 0ie
SrlS. &. Giper mo &. SbompIou Elm
Gaiartctt iingen. Conn b1lt Gr.
SuliuS Sofmam einc gInipradc,
moroui Scr Gbor ser GotbeOrolc OaS
oNlma Sirgo" iingeu miro. Gam
iol9t ein Geqo.Solo OeS Sw. 2.
@emberger mo ciu onOerer 8ortrog
OeS Cathedral Gbor. Srolt 2.
Steinmiilcr miro OoS Srgel-So(o:
oMeOitdtion~ ipieIen. Ger 6ot6e.
0rol@bor ltebt oduu nit nod iueite-
rem Orei gtummern mlf 0cm @ro.
0romme. Gie Menoriol-Geoe miro
@r. Samuel @ompers boltcn. Gen
SdluBegeu ipridt Hobbiuer Gr.
&iIlian 9iOicnoi. Ser Cathedral.
Gbor itcbt inter ser Gireftiou oeS
&rn. SSreo. 8urIt lmo oeS SrqaniItett
gIIionS @. SAemlit. Gie SoIiIten
limo: Sopran Sri. @lorp @lcGloS-
fcD; Nlt 6rm s. Bernard g9eaS !;
Senor Sr 2oriS Gremoro; 9oriton,
@r Snbert s. Shrm. IoS 9lrron.
ment&.Gouite iett iid aus iolgen-
ben Serren 5uiomncn; Com. GAitp
oGroIteo &llIer"; 6oirman ". SAB.
Ier Sefretdr; EbomoS s. Dfcg}uIip,
Goriiser; Yroi. Stephan Steimuiil.
Ter, SEQ Cougbertp, CHARLES Sdmiot,
Sirom &ieicnieIo, Soicpb Son, 9lbc
ScIigmou unO Sobn q, Berger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
1SnLldler M[nrrll

SSlt groBe gluIregling mllr0c geltern
Nlorgcn 0ic 6ellertue6r Don g8ilming.
toni Del, pericbt, ais ;Seicr-Gbcf
@oIOcn 5mei Gonlpugnicn ieincr
ManridIait nod Dem 9d6nbof lanote,
Die per Ggtra5ug uo9 Baltimore, no
ougeblid ipie6er Gin G5roRieiler MD
tbctc, 6ittcn obgebcu iollen. @olOen
murOe cnse6Iid bon Baltimore aus
Don elmer Ferion i'm 9luitrage oeS
bieii9en 6cuerbefS per Eelepbou ouf.
ecioroert, ioiort SiiIic 81 icnOcu.
9SdbrenS Oie @iImingtoncr 6euer.
iuebr.G .Gompagnie'n am 9obn6of mar
tcien erbielt ibr Gbet 0ic gIadritt
Oob III Baltimore gar fem 6elcr aus.
0ebroheu iei. Gic bieiigc 8oIi5ci
Bate ebenioaS bon Dem @eriidt gc-
bort mo oeriudjtc, Oie 8crion mcI.
dc na1 g9ilmin9ton telepborirte,
ouSiinOig 5u MAIDEN. Gin betagter
Serr mlIroe aud i'm llnicn.8o6nbof
getlmOcl.. @r bcitdtietc, OaB cr g9iI.
min9ton auiecrlticn bate, Inn Ocn
Slamen ciner Sirma ous5uiinocL
ocrcn 6jebdlIOc Dor einiscn Goeen ob.
9ronntc. Gr Job OdS cirge6idertc
@ebduOc, aIS CT pon @6ilooelpbio
nod @ilminetou in5r. 0a er fir
cine Maidineniabrif reiit, interenirtc
er iiG fiir Ocn glamcn ser Girna, sic
ieiner glniidt nad o6ne 3meiiel neuc
MaiAincu ben0t6i9t. Ger 9ieileuoc
lit s. 9. 2ucoS BON Bridgeport, Cont.
Gr beltritt, Ocu 6eIcr1ei in @il-
mineton 9eiprodeu 5u babeu. 2ucaS
au6 all OoB Oic @erbinNlne init S9iI.
min9ton nidt bereeitent morocr mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
Scirat6s.aiccn,eu.

@'artin S. Eoot, 81, ruO 9IgueS
S. Sdeper, 10.
George s. GloDtou, %, BON G5Iou.
cciter-Golmtp, So, mO @eorl Ni.
&routp, -.
@iaiom ". Nllilul 81, unO GIiic
6. @otb6cmS, %.
@iIIiom O.. SoueS, "a, mO 9(uno
5. Gobol, a.
5ameS 6. 5o6uion %, mO Goa
&c. Sowlett %.
Sor. OI. @armon, 26, BON Sieu-
6enDiuc, Sbio, unO Detto &. SdIe.
iiuger, %,
Scnrp g. @lunumert, "a, BON
Sorf 3d. imo @arearet z. Goo.
ner %, bonn Stote College
9ImoS 9etts, "a, uno 9lnnie 0i.
9foo6c, 5S, BON 9onSoouuc, NiO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

-12; SouuO Common unO oreCniib,
$t3-14; @ooO Common St5-16;
mcoum. $17-19; @ooO to fine
rco, $20-2l; 6mcD. $22-24;
SECONDS, Common bis @Icoium. $i2
III; Sccou6s, git bis icin Sis
90; @rounOIeo0es, $7-tS; @op
Gobof, firecurcO, $50; Upper
@olrtsy, oircilrco. $S-l7.
Sobof (Mdrplouo), 100 %ilmO.
NIiuocrpertbia imo oiroitcO~ $40
-i2; gutter gep06ulihcr mo grii.
ucr $i3-t4; gutter gcwo6rlihcr,
$15-1 16; miitclm0Biscr, $i7-t9;
gutter mO finer rotber, $20-2l;
Toncp, 500 q; 9lbioll, miuoerlucr
tbieer bis nitteImdBiger $40 IL;
SECONDS, outer bis ieiner. SIS 90;
@rlmoblGtter. ncuc Grutc, $7-iS;
Sop To6of, fine curco, SIS 20; lip.
per Gorutp, oir.cweo, $ST-t7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
SECOND CALL

20 snibeiIc Baltimore auoe piO los
IS gui0eiIe Colonial Gmii 60. 80
100 @nibeilc 0onf Rolper com. iaogs
10 ani6ciIc Cont eo,ocr conf III. 1904
10 gmt6eilc Conf @owcr com. 1903
10 smt0eiIc Conf Sowcr com. :. :. 1907
% sIni0ciIc Goni, 9opcr com. .. 1901
10 sInibciIc Goui eoaI com. ......fis4
225 glui0clIr GosScu Gil com. .... frs
200 emi6cilc Gesoca Gil cont. ... iii.
10 slni0Cilc Gosocn ai com. .... ins
100 smi6ciIc GoSou Gil com. m.. ia.
gIuibcilc GosSeu Oil com. ..... 1874
eio snioeiIc GoSSca Gil com. ...... az
. sIni6eilc Gos6en Gil COM ..... ilk
sIniOeiIc GosSeu Gil com. ..... 1875
400 sIniOcilc GoSocu Gil com. ....... az
925 sInibeiIc Goshen Gil piO .......
45 slut6eIc Goshen & 60. ........ i7&
0 sIui0cilc goSoeu & 60. ..,.,... ms
10 eInibciIc Sooifon coemieol so. 4ols
100 9(ni0cie GH Sorn Coal com. .. gf
100 eIut6dIc Gn Soru Goal COM M 2sei
100 gni6eiIc SguIiou I'll com. .... 2s,s
224 @ut6eilc Souiion Gil com. ,...s.. 9aN
90 sntOciIe oouIiou Gil com. ....4.. 939s
$50 GnitciIc omitou Oil com ,..... osA
200 WutOciIc ooniiou Gil COM. ...s.... 2aM
100 gnt0cIc ocniion Oil com ..... a8%
20 smiOGIe oouiiou Oil com. ..... %
@ui0ciIc Soniton cu com. 2s%
90 smiOeiIe Nouiiou Gil pio. .. ooA
$50 aniOclc 9oniior ciI piO - ca
10 gui0cic pouiiou ciI piO. .. oeH
no srnt6cilc Douiiou cil plS. een
90 ani0eilc Noniiou Oil pio. .. eess
% smtOcIc -Souiiou ctI pio. o. eea
2e sluf6ric pouiton Gil rio. ... oe7l
80 slri6ciIc ooultoa Oil pio..... a.
80 @ni0eilc pouiion Oil pfo. ..... eo&
20 apiDeiIc Rcuia. gs, & q. com. s5M
SO sui0eiIc 9Cnuo ge. & 3. com. ss4
10 gntbele sapupa @rco pio. iSN
100 sri0ciIc lilo. 9lpS. 60. ........ 95lk
27o aut6cIc llio. 0pS SO. s..... ssN
a75 ant0cile Ills, Nos, 60. ... s5M
is AniDslIe iio. spS, 60. .......A ss4
100 einiociIe no, apS. 60. ........ s5M
$50 slnt0eiIc uio. aibS. go....... a54
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

glt. : &lee 8elIVWt. LOU J.0O
Choice Slice. ....-....
gir. I &Iee ee......... 14.00-14.50
glr. 9 Slice. ....... 13.00-13.50
Scr. 8 aIec. ....... 500 900
Strob-SSro Come.
gir. 9oegcn. $t6.00-t6.50
Ger. . &oggeu. .... 15.50-t6.00
glr. SongIeO gfogeen 100000
yir.2 SousIeO 9togacn t0.00-1O.50
9ir. I @ei5cn. ..... 900 $50
g1r. , @ei5cu. .... 500 $50
gir. SAFER ....... t0.O0-tt.OO
OIr. . &aicr. ..... 900 $50
Butter. ~ Separator, @hm0,
4f-44c.; &ruuS. q EiumO, H.
49,; @rintS %hmo, 4i-l4c.;
9lodS , EiluO, 41-44c.; Gairv
|rints, @S., asa. lmO So. 29-31c.;
Storepddeo, Soc; GoIlS, @larplun9
imo 9So., 3i-32c.; @oIlS, @. So,
S0-31c.
@ iigcl. - SHBncr, jlngc,
&nmo, 1918; alte, t5c.; altc
Saline imO StogS, 10 - lie;
Gnten, iunge. 15-17c.; fIeine, ID
15c.; Eiufcps, ihperc, 8 YhmO lmO
mebr 20c.; tlciuc, moacrc, IT,
1Sc-; Eouben oIte ,uno jltugc Goore,
20c.; @luueo,@eiliieeI, jlmges, ~
YfmO im6 mebr, Stiid, S0c.; flei.
ncrcs, $780,; @Gnic, 9hnN, 1G
lie.
@tcr. MO. umO ga. Gubcno.
A0c.; Gaitcrn Shore. Mo.. mO ga,
40c.; weitlidbc (Cbio). l0c.; @.@o,
39c; iiiolidc (9lorosGorolino), 3Sc.
8obnenunO Grbien.-Grb,
len, 9uidcl, $3.50 800; ipciBc
9obnen, 8uidel, So -5.25.
Obltulr6 @emiiie. glepfcI,
g8. Mo. nro ga, 6ob, $2.5O-3.50;
SErolit bunOcrt $4 6; Come $45
90; gobncm 6loy Gorb, $i.75--
200; glumenfobI Song Sslano.
Grotc $i.50-1.7o; GclIcrie, NS.r@.,
giinOeI, 20-50c.; 0jlrfcn SSIo.,
Gorb, $2.50-3.25; Scale, 9Iorfolt,
SSoB, 75-SOc.; 9opfiolot, 9Sorfolf,
aorb, SOC, -$1.00; 3rpiebclu, geIbe,
8ulhel $1.65-i.70; 9teu Yort
ilnO meitlide, oelbc, bimOcrt &hmo
Sod, $375-400; @irnem Goiteru
s6orr aieifer. bolber aorb, 20
25c. 4Sfeffcr, SloriOo, Crate, $3.50
-$S; Sphiot 9|oriolf, 1ob, $i.25
$3.50; iueiBe 9iiibcn SAB, 81
$3.50.
GortoffcIn.- gSeiBc, guidcI
SS. @lo. imO @o. $l.50-t60; g.
9. uno Scriep, $i.50-t.60; @oIt-
ern Shore, @}O., $l.3O-t.40; @u-
ibeIfiIte, $1.S0-1.40; fiiBc Sortof.
feIn, Goiteru Shore, gelbc, Sab,
50. 1926; 9srf 0licer, SoB. $275;
500; gioro-gorol., SAB $3.50
800; yamS 6oB, $40 200.
Slide, g(uHern unO Ger.
.ropinS. aorpfeu. &fo, Sc;
GroclIS, 6oB, $10-15; 6IounScrs,
&iluo, Csc; Srout, sroBe, Sob,
.$t2-16; fleinc, $6-S; Stor o6cr
@utteriiid, Sab, S15-16; 8od,
&ilmO, t0-1Sc.; peiBer &crd,
&iunO. t0--t2c.; meOilnL DE;
eelber 8erdl, oroBe, S--1Oc.; fIeiue
bis neOhuu @fimo, 4-5c.; Wiodc-
re-, &iim0, 300; SoilorS,
orobc, &jrmO, 12-t5c.; meSimu 6
Sc; GatfiidL 9iO., 4-5c.; Scdtc,
&nmo. 15-1Sc.; 9(cIe, @hlnO, o.
&C.. GImns, bumoert, 65-70c.; 9ni.
itern, Gboicc, Sob, $3.O0-3.25;
Trimes, SoB, $2.25-2.5O.
9 bwctne. II Serfel, ie nod
er6Be, Stiid, $t.75-2.5O; SBoots,
le nod GIr6bc, $3-4,5G.
&Gl6cr. G6oicc, GiunO,
12c.; cute, ii-1212c. ibmere
fctte &Glbcr, Stiid, $16-22; roubc,
$iS-i5; uiaecrc, $50.
9Gmmcr unO 9 doofe. II
Choice fettc Sd)oic, @fo., 415--5c.;
cute, 3-4c,; rml6c. Slid $i.50-
$50; 96de, @iO., 3l@-4c.; 2Gnmey,
Choice, ictte, 8fo., t0--10iac.; cute
bis me0iunL S15-9c.
&inODieb.-SSungc iette Stiere
BON 1000 Bis 1900 @iunO @eluidt
&funo, 7-715c.; Stierc unter 1000
&iunO @cpitbt, 6A-7c.; Sdien
$50, 41a-5l5c.; @uIIelt Gfo., Az
-51ac.; oroBe, ilmge Giibe, &iuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

Nuffcr = 3NIll1r u Ionncn
Spriuq @beot Bran, pro Gonnc. $32
$3.50; 6.our bis gGbite MiooIings
0pcitIidc), $40-4t; @eltern glioo-
linss, $36--S7.
@euun0 Stro b.-8ufibr Seii
175 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
@crfGnic anf Der bieiiscn gIItien6Sric
FIRST CALL

NNlOelic Wull pl NpHtHtttAt' o. rs
100 sJnibciIc Cont GooI com ....,.ii5
o glubeiIe Conf Goal com .....-ii5lg
765 9mtbeiIc Conf GoaI com-n....1i5
100 slnbcic gom. 8oper con-. ....127
90 stuf6cIc Conf Qoper com. ......l97&
40 slniDeiI, Cont gowcr conf .i2s
- gnbeiIc Gonf @oper com .i27%
20 smi6eiIc Cent goucr com ..i9s
100 gut0eilc Conf gowcr com .l2sM
100 GuiBeilc Goui Goivcr COM .. 1883
$50 gmt6eic Cont 9ouer ......199
10 g(ui6eile Conf 8olvcr COM 1924
10 gmt0eilc Goui 8oper COM 49,. 1901
so sIni0eiIe Conf 9olvcr COM ..,i20%
20 gu6eiIc Gouk 8oircr Gomez. 1870
100 sInt0ciic Goai 9oUer conf, .ieois
20 smi6eie Conf Rolvcr com. ....i .i90A
100 antbeilc Conf 8opcr com,. leo%
500 sriOclIc Conf 9orer com $50
200 smtbeie Conf goper cont. .. 1904
ZOO gni6eiIe Goshen Oil cm.,.,... ials
10 eIHDeIle Goshen Gil com. ..... IA
925 slalDeile Gosocn Oil com. ...... i4H
Stnt0eile Goshen Gil com. ..... IA
G75 smbeiIe Gosoen ci cOm...... ilii
i5o slm0elc GoSon Gil com ..... il1s
i4i9 slmbeIIc GoSom Oil piS..,..... 8
1880 slut6cilc Gosoen & Go...... 17h
500 sIut0eiIe Goshen 81 Go.,....... Tx
800 slmbcile Goshen & 60. (@ oo). i7ts
$50 sluiDeiIe GIt ooru GoaI com. . 81
100 gIRtbeIlc On Soru GooI piO. ., 45ls
20 stut6eiIe Oouiion Oil com. .,,. 225s
200 stnitclc SouitoH ciI com ....... 22H
900 snbeiIe Soullon Oil com. 30
% auibciIc Souitou Sill pfo. ..... G5;s
275 elniOec Souiton SH pto.....,. GO
@ni0etIc @d 8er Nlils com. 209s
81 gHiOeIc Nd Scr NduS com. 2oss
% alnibeiIc md, gcr. Drills piD. 70
90 aHtOeIc aGouon sal lroci. COM o5
10 slnibciIc gloriDsru Central MI. 6oD,
4o5 guiOeie ulS &pS. Go......,.. 35
45O slmDciIc riS. anS. 50 .......... a5&
Il Nm0ciE Il z. SiO. & cjuar 60 400
i5 Nuibcic SsapIano Gil & CioS. Az
70 glnt6ciic esaip, q. 8 g pio. .... 9aM
500 9Iacoma ccucyoI ecr. r.,.~.... 50
700 Baltimore Gin lcr 1857. .... .ioi4
10000 Conf GoaI Ger. ................ilO
5000 Cont GoS Ser. 5cr.....'..........io8 .io8
1000 0oui 8oiucr (GotciD ........ 1861
2iioo Cont 8opcr (gioicu) ..........iO7
0ooo Goshen & 60 Gcr......... !. foAM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
Stets 6cIdlGftiot.

o |ir branbcn Sanbe III oacn Separiements
MY ud 1GoerauS" nnb gl6den. n6eling", SGms
99eN uHo Nnopfl6beyn
s'aart asitD & 60, 5ogCite. II. ejresus.etr
tyloo29-Ic85)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

0atcr. 3nlnbr, 2O2,453 Yu.
idcI; SerionOt BON Oen Glcbotorcn
29L3GS 9ilhcl; Glcpotorenporrotb,
S43.3i6 @nidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
Baltimore WInrft6cri6t

OrcItag, /. Nejember 1916.
w eb l. 3linbr, 9,467 6dliCr,
cinIfIieBIio) 5.490 66iier 5u Gouton.
0ic glotirlmoen moren mic folot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

i6cI; &crionot bon sen Ghpotoren
476,20S Suidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

Sr. @eo. Stewort 9romm cm
Mitglico Scr Ser. Staatcus @euerol.
9lbiddters. 9eb6rOe in g1cm. yorf, be-
fonO iib eeitcrn nit icmcr 6oniIic
III Baltimore unO itottctc ieinem So
ter cincr 9ciud ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
Am nerfaMfeM.


y Yin Qut8ablcuoeS aogirbanS; ebr bina an
tpneucn Nduicr; nicoriQer Gruuo1nS. Nab5us
hQNen Nir. 6l4, NurosGalpcrt straHe.
Se62-d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

YIN Nldoden ais ain6ermdrterin uno einc
ifssuaullller3oie, lpn aufs 2auo 81 gebeu. gorel.
p'v' Numcmooo, Ollpi, Nio. CGc52-d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

$50 @nibcIc ssa0IauS SiI s. CAS-. Ssi
$4,000 au 4 Char, /, 5er...-..,.... tosA
5000 polioy sp g. & ebcf 4iasr. o7N
1000 Baltimore Gin gNcr 1880 oGla
1000 sim & CUB, C9aiio) Der. ios's
1000 CHICAGO Galnoaps J. 5er..-. "a
2OoO GuHi 9ower 4,acr r....,,....,., as
5000 Goat @owcr tGotem -.....io71
10000 eOui eoal ccr..........-.,, iioN
225oo Conf Goal G.r..........,.s.. iioN
10000 ori. coal ccr. ...........,......lli
5000 eoSom x So Cer..-,,..... ioih
10000 GoSoeu etl q Gas oer..,.... io9B
1900 ef som Goai 5ee...........~lo 1854
275oo Gg ooru eoaI 5r...........t0 .t0a
10000 Gl Soru Goal 5er........,. 1905
1000 llio &pS. inc er,......,..+... 07N
1000 Tito Rus. inc 4er............ 67&
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
COUSIN Of MARK
twain TO TALK
ONHAWAIINEI

Mark Twain's cousin, Miss Mildred
Clemens. intends to open a series Ct
mainland travel lectures with a
trayelog en- Hawaii according TO in
formation which has been received
bv Director A. P. Taylor of the Pro-
motion Committee.
Hawaii was one Of the beloved Mark
Twain's first fields OF newspaper &C
tivity. back in the sos, and his prose
poems on the islands now form one
of the Promotion Committees most
effective publicity features.
Miss Clemens, says a letter receiv-
ed by Director Taylor from c. J.
Hutchins. a former Honolulan now
president of the California Unit Farms
Company of San Francisco. will soon
write the Promotion Committee for
data concerning her proposed lee
ture.
The young woman, who is an init
mate friend of Hutchins' daughter,
both graduating from the same class
at the University OF California, has
given some highly successful lectures
on the Yosemite Valley for the South.
ern Pacific Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
SHIPS AND men
GET MONEY FOR
SALVAGE WORK
Federal Court Clerk has 1895
to Pay Out in Ancient Case
of Celtic Chief

One thousand. one hundred and
ninety-five dollars and seventy-two
cents is waiting in the office OF the
clerk of the federal court to be paid
TO officers and men of the varionS
steamers of the lnter-Island Steam
Navigation Company.
The payment OF this money is eN-
pected to bring to a final close the
ancient case of the steamship CON-
'pany against the British ship Celtic
Chief, which was an action for the
recovery of money due the company
for salvage The court found for the
steamship company in the sum Of ST.
900, but this amount was reduced to
$11,053 by costs and other charges.
Following are the persons and yes
sells to which the money now in the
clerks hands will be paid:
To Mauna Kea $3.50. crew $S7.26;
to Helene S5l.4S. crew $119; to Like
like $13.64, crew $62.S4; to Mika-
hala $45.57, crew $15S,66; to steve
dores, $583.25; to Capt. T. K. Clarke,
1927; to Capt. j. F. Haglund, $lS9.79;
to Capt. A. Tullett, $94.S9; to Capt. X.
Nelson, $94S9; to Mate George E.
Piltz, $3.50; to Capt. NJ. Naopala,
S28.47.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
cows GIVEN AN APPETITE
WITH RED BEET COCKTAIL

MARQUETTE. Mich.-"Cows have
their hopes and ambitions like human
beings, and when they go to their
meals they should be fed in courses
with a cocktail as an appetizer and
a dessert for the finish" -: 49,
This is the assertion Of Senator
Alton Roberts of this city, who is look.
ing after the welfare of a fancy dairy.
Several years ago one Of my men
tried Photographic music as means
Of inducing the cows to give more
and better milk For time the sooth-
ing tones brought results, but after a
while the cows became tired OF the
music and we began to experiment
en- other things" ... .
The senator is not feeding alcohol to
his cattle Instead he is using the
red table beet as an appetizer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07

FALL INLOVE
With HAWAII

Emphatically declaring that Hawali
has won a place in the hearts OF
Australians which cannot be other.
wise filled, several visitors from the
far Southeast who have been at che
Moana Hotel for three weeks left for
home on the Niagara Wednesday.
Philias Poirier, chief clerk Of the
Noana, saws he has never met a more
congeniaI crowd nor heard more sin.
cere tributes about the islands from
residents OF country other than the
United States. .@..""
"They are coming here more and
more" he says, until we count on
Australia for a large part of our
visitors. They are indulging in the
best kind of advertising at home,
personally telling their friends about
us, and we have found that there are
big results"
Mrs. H. Alexander and her two
daughters, Miss Rose and Miss Myrtle
Alexander, were so delighted with
their first visit here that they Ell
gagged rooms for January, when they
are coming back to stay month.
Mr.. Albert Duckett and daughter,
Miss T. Duckett, said before leavih 9
that Americans, especially in Hawaii.
have a delightful knack of entertain
ing guests. ........' ......-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis wanted
to be especially remembered as candi-
dates for the Comeback" Club. They
were from Hobart, Australia. Miss
Millie Jones, from the same place,
was equally enthusiastic. -
Louis ]. oRourke and George Gould.
travelling together from Sydney. said
they were not leaving Hawaii behind.
II fingers with them.
None of the Australians were
enamored by the islands more than
Miss Nesta v. R. Clarke and Miss
Viola Dickson of Melbourne, VINO
spent about $50 in cable messages IL.
an effort to obtain permission to stay
here longer than the three weeks. But
parents were obdurate and home they
went, with moist eyes smiling towards
Waikiki as the Niagara backed away
from the pier. .~...-
We'll come back next year, and
stay as long as we wish, you bet" de-
clared one. Three weeks seems like a
day here" &-...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
TEN SEAMEN OF
TRANSPORT Go
INTOBRIG

When the U. S. army transport
Sheridan backed away from Navy
Pier No. 2 and sailed for San Francis
co at 10 o'clock this morning her brig
contained what could best be describ-
ed as ''fvl1 house"
The aforesaid ships Jail was filled
with 10 members of the transport
crew, merchant marine seamen VINO
had signed on at San Francisco LOT
one round trip from San Francisco
to Manila.
The men tried to break cholera
quarantine late Thursday afternoon,
as previously reported by the star
Bulletin. They we're forced back to
the transport by the military guards
after they had passed the quartermas-
ter and all but gained the street.
After they had been taken back to
the ship the men demanded to be paid
off. Their request was denied be-
cause of the quarantine against the
crew. This morning they refused to
work, so into the brig they were put.
They will get a chance to air their
troubles in San Francisco before the
shipping commissioner, because being
civilians and not enlisted men, they
come under the jurisdiction Of the
Seamen's Act. .
According to DR.. F. E. Trotter,
chief quarantine officer, the Sheri-
dan trouble reveals a serious defect
in the Seamen's Act. ..-. ..@
Had it not been for the cholera
quarantine regulations the transports
officers would have been required by
the act to pay off the sailors here
when they requested it, although their
services might have been needed bad
ly for the remainder of the voyage.
The law provides that seamen can
demand to be paid off at any Ameri-
can port touched at during the voy-
age, although they signed on for a
round trip. The ship cannot discharge
the men unless they commit some Of
tense. In other words, the contract
is binding on the ship but not on the
men," said DR.. Trotter. The law
should be amended to give shipown-
ers square deal in this regard"
Monday morning, an hour before
the Pacific Mail liner Ecuador sailed,
six sailors demanded to be paid off,
regardless of whether anyone could
be secured here to take their places.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
Time IS near
FOR PAYMENT
OF ASSESSMENTS

Monday, September u, is the last
day that residents in the Beach Walk
district may pay their assessments
for the frontage improvement work,
which is expected to begin within a
few weeks. If the first instalment is
not paid on that date an extra assess
ment of one per cent per month will
be levied against the property hold
ers.
Just when the work will commence
depends on the amount of cement on
hand. There has been a great scar
city of cement since the longshore-
mems strike in San Francisco which
tied up shipments, and as a result a
number of street Improvements have
been delayed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07

Fourteen autoists were arrested
near West Hartford, Conn, within
one day for speeding and other viola
lions of the automobile law. .: