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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
Die ,,alte 6arcc"
Q Accicuclt!
Der rd0rnel@ in 05ten; iuiro isSen'
fails ielbit mad Chicago
tDmmeu.

Gbitaao. 3. SUM. Gns repu
.blifanii6e glatioualfomitee oos bot
bier syabren Tbeooore Rooiebelt un0
leine Qnbdnger inter Die Gompf
molBe brndte, lit ndd pie Dor cnt
.ihloiien. R%ooicpeIts a%anoiontur
encraiidl az befdmpfen. Das $40.
mitee Bot iid OIL Die G%rleoienne
Der aonteite gemadt. unO ben An
banecrn 3ooicpeIts BON Alabamo
Sit uno Gimme ncrpeigert. Die
Gelcgaten aunbe uno 9edlHomL
Sugbes, Gelcgoten bon 9tiiiouri,
Duroen ibre Siee 5ugeiprohen.
Der RationalnusidiiB erbobte bic
8abl Der Gclegaten gum Sectional.
.fonDent BON 9S5 ouf 991, moem er
ie spci Gclegoteu bon Soiunit Den
gbiIippinen uuo 8orto Rico Stt
uno Gimme 3uerfonnte. 3ie gu.
oes aonpents nber lit er.
foroerlih.
Gte AnDnngcr Hooleoelfs Ddben
.fiir ibn in Glitter Stunoe cine 4tr.
belwino. aompngne ms 2eben geru-
len; ia man miro 3ooieDelt beron.
loiien, i'm leeten angenblid ielbit
nad Chicago Sl fommen, nm ieinc
|Stellung tlor 5u MAIDEN. &uf rper.
ben 8ertreter GROCER @eihdftsiHte.
reiIen aus Dem often bier ertportct,
Inn Iid fir &ooiepeIt ms 8eiig gu
legen. Die oaIte @oroe" ober 1T
entihtoIien, oen 46rnel utter allen
llmitdn0en folt 5u iteaen; uno al.
lenfolls ole Sebcl III 9etpegtrtg
5u ieben. Inn 5ugbes 5u nominieren,
ioate fie einieben, ouB iie ibreu be.
oor5ugten &anoi0aten, oeiieH gtamC
nod unbefonnt lit. nidt our6triesen
fam.
Somtog obenD meroen Die meiItcn
Gelegoten bier eingetroffen iein, unh
6ann miro Ser Stinimenidoder be-
ginnen. Sad Dem Gintreffen Scr
Rein 9orfer Delegation miro fitr
@ugbes' 9tominatinn groBartig gre.
ihe gelegt uer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
geutid,er 9ameupcreiu.

gie regelnldbige @%eriammluHg oes
Geutidlen Ddmenuereins am lebten
Jreitag nafmittog mar redt gut
ibeiilAt; mad GrleOigung Der Ge-
idafte amiitiertc man lid bel anffee
mo Sudden ionic See Cream ul0
fretttc ilA Ocs goietns 5rou
a0olpb granoes bate cine biibidc
Sanoarbcit gdtiitet, melhe DerIoit
lpt.r0r nno fait $500 cinbradte.
Ger Grtrag miro Dem altenbeim.
aonlitpe ilbergeben meroen, Inn Die
.porldufigen tIcinen 4usgnben beitret
ten 5u tonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
Illus rineclr, 1icbr.

OIL. VAut iolp.
Sincolns Sommerplase fir 4us.
fliige uno 9olfsbcluitigungen. 60
pital Bead uno electric 9arf. iin0
am letter Sonntug bent Rublitilm
pieoer gcoffnct moroen. 2lber gIeih
Der critic foroerte Elm 9ieitjdenle.
ben gum 0pfer, inOem Gin jirrgcr
WonnDoR etpa Is S1bren beim
Sdmtmmen ertranf.
SorrD &. garqer, 9. g.. BON
| Chicago, @aneraliefretdr Der Sumo.
rem N2iiIiDn uno airdbauarbeit Der
@enerali1nooe. belt iidl lcbte @oGe
in 2incoin aiif mo beiihtigte aud
oos &irheneigertum Der iungen CD.
litb. Ct. Notwithstanding an Der
III. unO BLUM StroBc. fir beren
8ahstum or 9robes Sntereiie 3eigte.
an bieiigep Martin 9utber &c,
minar GfterIob Stiftlng) Dem
gre0igers 5eminar Der 8ebrasfa Sp.
noOt, mur0c am Mtontae mo Giens.
tag iii @egenDart 6es 8criualtltnqs.
rats oieicr 4nitolt, S6luBprifung
qeboltelt, ans Der Die iuugen Gin.
benton NIT cinem auf 3 Worate latt.
tenben urialibsihein berborgingen.
Ger Observation-Disclosures Der
cd. huff. Spno0e bon Gebrasto. ga.
itor 8iegmarn bon Saitings, lpratj
leste 8nde ouf ieiner Snipeftions-
reiie in 9ineoIn un6 SoGeiod Dor.
Gie Qrbeitselniteaung Der bieii.
gen 8a1tarbeiter. Die III Iester ISOLDE
piel bon iih reoen ntndte, fam 70
gut ais beenoet ougcicben meroen.
5ait auf alien 8oupldsen 1T bic
4rbeit mieoar ouigenoumlen NOR.
ben.
3polf Meilen neitli1 BON Gin
colin, in 5ctparo gouiltp, ercignetc
iid geitern Elm beoaucrliaer lin.
glitfsfaa, Der ben Soo oes @r1.
iiOcntcu mo gigentiimers Der Gin.
coin @rdin Gonlpnnn, gaiot Come,
our 6oIge bate. SEER Come. ein
@tanm bon 81 Sabren, Enqlan0er
Don @eburt, bate Die aontroae ilber
icin automobiL berIoren, Dos ourf
oas @eldnoer elmer Bride Is Sub
tief in pinen Bad binobitar5te. gei
Dem beftigcn anproll Der WiaIhine
auf Der llferbaif bat Der llngIiid
Tide, 10 miro perHutet, 0as @e-
MD eebrohen. Se0enfaas lit Der
Too mad fur3er 3eit eingetretem
Iuno Ser SfaDlegerlohn 0es 8erum.
qlilften. Der eth 5peites autoHlobiL
lenfte uno iii fur5en gtbftar0c BIN.
ter ieinem 5fpieqeronter bergefab
ren mar, fonnte mir ben LOB oes 10
pIoblif pon ieinem 8eidid Grellten
fonitatieren.
Die 5taotsltaireriitdt idllieBt lit
oieier ISOLDE 1as Scineiter mo lire
&allen mcrDen Damn pieoer fir Die
Sommer9dlte offen iteben, Die bolo
in groBen Shnren einriiden 0iirf
ten
Die idmeotih lutberiihe airdc In
2incoln neranitaltete tit lester Node
Gin airdenfon5ert. ons nit ieinel
maiitaIiihen uaO geinngIiden Gar
bietlngen reifen @enuB BOT. 9em
GrgaHilten unO geiter oes por5iig-
Iidlcn airdeahors. 6crrn Qrpfeiior
alefis, mnr0e 0eun nlid manhes
ber3lide 8ort Der anerfeIilltng gu
tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
sine Miaion ais 0erspflaiterden

Sem gort. 3. SUM. Graulein
Cattle Iotn Bat Den 9iuItimiaionar
gogar Snit6 megcn 9rttd5 0es
3eirtsoeripredleas UNI $1,000 900
berflagt. IS iii Dies bic bohitc
Gumme, ote ienals III leip 2)prf
oIs Ser5pflaifer eefor0ert nuroe.
aldgerin gibt an Oa Smitb iein
@eriprehen gebrodeu, lei tie nm Die
GeleganDeit aebrndt woroer, einer
au0eren ebenfo reiden @eieaidaft
loDen 5u Beiraten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
Mfffdt mit nler. gnnhiten.

Columbus, q. Sc, 3. SUM. =
Cine abteillmg oes II. gunoes-
aapaaerie. Mcgtmeltts pur0e aeIteriI
Fiji Ser gldbe Des 8asbnrns 8niie5,
iuoliA Don Votniqiiipa, nit meri.
fanildlen Hebelen IN Elm @efedIi
Ip~enDfdeit. Giner Der Merifaner
mur0e getotet un0 Elm duoerer ge.
iangen genommen, mabreno Der Relt
lin Ole Serge entfam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
1ttarktbcri1tc.

3ufubr 100.
29cef Stiere, Ilortt heute felt; fin
Die ISOLDE bette 10-15 bober; OH.
oere f0-15 nicOriger.
Corn gciiittcrte BecOes.
Gutc bis bette t0.20-t0.65.
9aittelmdBige 9.50-t0.20.
93etuobnlide % $50.
aube. Dinrft felt.
cute bis bette ssilbe 1850.
0littelmaBiae 6,75-775.
@apobnliGc 450-6.75.
Sellers, Morft felt.
SIR bic 8ode, cute felt, uuoert
leid|tcr.
@ute bis bette Sellers 500
So.
CUTE bis bette 3eiicrs 500
900.
9iemIia CUTE 1880.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
gon gnto sermalmt.

6ette nodmittag aegea Slpei Hhr
purog gfe rs. uito 2enpemporfb
Ctr. eia Moiin bon eilem 2aitalito-
mobl 81 gooen geidleu0ert. Gie
Moidine ging uber Den llngliidlihen
hinpeg uno 5erfnalulte i'm fat
aan8fid, ioOaB Der 1o0 auf Der
5tele eiatrat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
gran0ies @ereibianna am u. anni

8aibingtpn, 3. SUM- Ser uers
c%rnannte 8eiiiber oes 9unoes oberge-
ridts 9ouis 9. granoeis miro anl
IL. s;uIli perei0igt meroen, al pel-
dem Gaze BET hodIte @eridtsbof iifl
gum lebteR Nal Dor ieinen Com
merferier Derinmnlelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
@etten anf glooiencIts @omination:

Stem gorf B. Suni. u @all
Street ~ecaiirn MIRO 5lae9inen0 ari
Gooiepelts 00mination gelpsttct
ruei 8etten mn $4,000. bab Ge0.
op Sieger iein miro, iino bon Gbe.
tier IbompiOn IN 8aIl ctr. iii.
tergebraft iuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
Gentidc Observation-Disclosures, ode
IL mo Geuteritrnbe.

Geutidc @etbo0iitenfir6e, ode
IL. mo GcnterltrnBe.
5onutogslaule 10 ubr mor9cns
,Srans Nleper, superintendent.
8reoiat.@ ottesoienit II llbr. &c.
genitano Der 9rebigt: SGie GolIfe
oes heiligcn @eiites~. Abelos
* s llbr miro cine bereinigte Su.
qeuo geriamnlung Der 4resbDteria.
ner Ntetbooiiten. uno 9dptiitcn-
@enaeiioen in Der oeutihen 8opti.
itenfirdc, ode "a. uno 9innep CIR,
ifattimocn. po8t ole Gertlden
freunolidit eingelaocn iino. 81 al.
len aults6onolungcn uno aranfen.
beiltf)eu tets bcreit. @obnung
1926 SilO II. SirnBe. Eel. 3ollg.
1886. 9ibel. nnb 9etihinOe @1itt.
nod obeno s llbr.
u. s. Saifer 8aitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
Britilhcr uSmiral
illt Aanpf ocfancn!

2onoon, 3. SUM. Die 90.
Htirdlltdf mohte beute nndmittag be-
fonnt. oaB 46miral Soroca 5000.
britiider @ciffpnoerdef. i'm Sample
bel Siitlan0 gefaaen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

5Gtralide gta6riaten..


Geuti6e eu. .Iufberiide 81. 9alls
Stride Ode %. uno Grams Str.
@ottesOienite inn 10 llbr; obero5
in engI. 5prade I'M s. Sonntaas.
idule engI., BON 8 bis 10 llbr.
4benomabl ON I'll. 9finaitfeit IN
beioen 8oftesoienitcn. 0eutid.
ergIiihe @cmcinocidnle idliebt aul
16. SUM uno beqinnt anfnngs 5ep.
TENDER. s. u. Silgenoorf, 2cbrrr.
4. T. Otto, 8aitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
@sr minidt anunenIeaerie?

SER Sacob aopp, 1861 ilostde.
IS. StraBe mohnbait bet eiuen llc
berihub uon anollaiiellerie nlio
gailA ano If germ iDiaeHs, ocaicl
ben mentQeLtLid absuaebgn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

6toders mo 6ceoers. @lorft teit.
Sir Die ISOLDE felt
@lttc bis bette Stoders $50
$50.
5ccocrs. CUTE bis bette 500
SIS.
Rittelmdbiac 7.oO-7.75.
@cuobnfibe 675-7.75.
Stod siibe 6.75-7.50.
Stod Sellers 6.75-s.25.
Stud aalber 7.25-8.75.
ged( adlber 9.00-t200.
@uas. 5tagS 6.50-S.50.
Sdrmeiue 3uiubr $500; Morft
felt.
Gurdifnittsprcis 9.30-9.40.
Sdafe- 3uiubr feine.
Murft iet; fiir bic Isolde, idre.
re qcidorene 2dnumcr feit.
2eidtc 10-l5 meori0er.
@emobnlide S.50-t2.00.
Mi0ocr 6.75-S.25.
California 5riiblinsslammct
1900.
Sd1rGnac 7.50-9.50.
Msutteridofc 5.50-725.
@eldorene 2dmmer 1910.
GGieago @nrftberidf.
glinSbieb- 3uiubr 100; 0tarft be.
ite, ihiDad.
80hitcr Qreis 1895.
SdUeiuc 3uhtbr 1900; Marft
geboien 5 nic6riger.
Gurdidnittspreis 9.55-9.75.
Soditcr greis $50.
Sdiafc 3ufubr 1000;
Wiurft oircft.
California 6riiblines . Sommer
1850.
ct. Juiepb Marftbcridt.
&iuObieb- 3ufa6r 200a giartt no.
minnl.
Gtorooo gecUeS 1910.
Sdbrlin9e, Wlorft feit.
SdlUeiue- 3ufubr $500; Ntnrft
5-10 nieorigcr.
Gnrhidlnittspreis 9.t5-935.
@oditpr 9reis 9.45.
Sdlafc 3aiibr 200; Rarft
idApah.
Weidorere 21mmcr 11.85.
aanIas Sin Murftberidt.
9tinOuieb 3ufubr 200; Rartt no.
minul.
ailbe uu0 Sellers felt.
5dueiue- 3uhibr 1000; Mnrft
idlpod, 5 uieoriaer.
@5diter 9reis 9.l5-9.35.
0lrdihnittspreis 9.42.
Sdnfc- 3niubr 500; Nlarft fen.
5ril9iines2 Hammer 1t.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

8ern auoere bcrfcblt baben,
Sbren Augen 8u belfeu. beiuden 5ie
Gr. 8eilnn0. 6ren1ont, 0ebr.
Gnnferige sale cine S~pe5ialitdf.
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Qangngnbpot nadl sameieo geor0erI

Washington, 3. SUM. Gas
aanoHen6oot marietta 1T neH
9era Gru3 nod Iaulpico beoroert
suor0en, nm Ste oortigen Amerifa-
.ner 5n. beihasen. oeren 9eben IN.
folpe ibres 8roteites gegen Die IN.
eritaDinglihen Steueru in Befabr
iinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
Emnhn @rtrrihemnrft.
Gmaba, 2. SUM- 1915.

Gnaba 2, SUM 1915.
Snrter @ei5el-
gar. 2. 97h-9Sb
Scr. 3. 92h97
gr. 4. s319-9th
@ciber drilbidbrsipei5en-
Nr. 2. 03-100
Rr. 3. 9t--97
3nrlm @ei5ef-
Scr. 2. 92--93
Scr. 3. 9t--92
@eiBes aorlt-
gar. 2. 65A--66
gir. 3. 65h-65M
glr. 4. 641h-65
Scr. 5. 6fh-65.
gfr. 6. 63-64.
8elbes aUrn-
CIR. 2. 58--63.
Qr. 3. 67-67h.
gr. A. 66H-67.
Scr. 5. 65R-66.
OtfltiitBL2 Null,
9er. 2. So 66.
g2r. 3. IS 66.
CIR. 4. 6Ih65M.
Or. ). 59-63.
SIR. s. 37-37A.
@ciber Safer
5tanoar0 9ofer 36h-36%.
SIR 3. 36A-36b.
gtr. 4. 35A-351a.
@erite-
Wal8greite 6t-64.
Guttereerite $3.50.
&oggen-
g4r. 2. 90-9t
gr. 3. 90-s
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gs be5ablt iidD III Den valai.
infl5lertgn AHoclgeH Der ~rIbuilc 81
o1Itoneieren.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

Because his sister tinlaw, Louisa,
frustrated his plans to drive company
home Monday night, Manuel Florence
of Kakaako gave her black eye. The
eye was on display at the police court
Manuels plan of getting rid of the
guests was to switch off the lights and
leave them in darkness, but Louisa
objected to the method She ap-
preached the switch, though warned
by the irate relative not to, and it was
when she came too near that Manuel
struck her
Manuel admitted the deed Tuesday
morning, saying that the temptation
to carry out his threat was too great
when she insisted on switching on the
light. The entire family attended the
trial and left the courtroom together.
apparently with all differences set
ted. Manuel was fined S..
Because he insisted on having his
picture taken side by side with
Russian girl Monday, H. Watson,
soldier, was sentenced to pay a fine
of $25
The girl, seated on the witness
stand, told of Watson's actions, stat
ing she had stopped to have her pic
ture taken at one of the street pho
tographers places Monday, and that
Watson had proposed he make an
additional setting f or the picture by
having his head on her shoulder.
When l finally ran" said the girl,
Watson followed me and called me
bad names"
Watson told the Judge it was queer
If he had called the girl names as he
was not in the habit of so doing, but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
SPEEDY TRIALS
ORLiBERIY FOR
ONESNP PRISON
Attorney Declares Habeas Cor
puS Proceedings Might Free
Great Many Defendants

A local attorney threw out a Tip
this morning which may result in fur
thcr trouble for the circuit courts, at
present sans expense money Wheth-
er the tip" was intended as informa-
ton for fellow attorneys is not known:
however. the information volunteered
has been branded as plausible" by
several members of the legal frater-
nit"
The attorney holds that there are
nov several men in prison here await.
ing trial by. jury in the circuit court,
alth0u IN the courts have no money
with which to conduct trials. 1t is
declared that these men are being de-
prived of their liberty; that they are
theoretically innocent and entitled To
the speedy trial granted them in the
constitution.
Why, then. contends the attorney,
could not these men secure attorneys,
bring habeas corpus proceedings, and
demand either an immediate trial or
Telease2
And one of these days this very
point may be raised in circuit court, ",
the attorney ADDS g.. .~
He went on TO cite a Montana case
where the courts had exhausted their
expense account and were unable to
conduct trials for this reason. Ha-
beas corpus proceedings were begun
in favor of man char ged with a fel-
ony. the supreme court holding that
the man should be freed in case he
was not given a speedy trial. The
supreme court -oldered that the case
he tried within a certain time, and if
this was not done. the defendant
should he discharged.
Unfortunately, the authorities do
not show what was finally done with
the case, says the attorney. H.
He adds that undoubtedly this
theory would not apply to defendants
who are awaiting jury trial and who
are out on bail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

admitted he had been under the in
fluence of liquor and could not say
just what he had done.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

Mayor Lane spent the morning al
the home Of Delegate Kalanianaole.
A meeting Of the City PLANNING
Commission will be held Monday.
April 3
meeting OF the members OF the
FOOt!ights Club. scheduled for tomor-
row. has been postponed until Satur-
day. April \.
The members OF the senior class Of
lie kamehameha Manual School took
in the police court session this morn
nag. The class vas under the super
risiOn Of J. L. HopwOod
A petition that she be appointed
administrator of the state OF the late
William +, RoweIl has been filed in
the circuit court by Miss Dorothy c.
ROweiI. There are "a heirs.
An exhibition OF moving pictures Of
the Volcano of kilauea and other in
teresting Hawaiian scenes will be
given by r. X. BOnine in Bishop Hal.
Punahou, on Friday evening, March 81.
Maj. A. w. Nicely has applied to the
mayor for permission tc use city
water cart and four mules in order
that the Third Battalion may have
water at its camp on PunchbOwl Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Alice Smith. formerly a
teacher at the Eva school, died at her
home at Long Beach. Cal, on March
10, according TO information received
in Honolulu. She was i'll for about Is
months. death being due to paralysis
W. T. Ramsey, a high school pupil
Of Eminence. Mo, asks the mayor for
information regarding the islands ana
Honolulu in a letter received thus
morning. From his letter it is in.
ferred that the data is to be used in
a debate.
Puritan and Churchman" will be
the subject of an address which Ri
Rev. Henry Bond Restarick, bishop of
Honolulu, will deliver in Davies Me-
mortal Hall, Emma street, at o'clock
this evening. the lecture will be
with lantern slides.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
I0(MAD GHVHI!

Mayor Lane spent the morning al
the home Of Delegate kalanianaole.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
BUILD DESPITE
SUSPENSION OF
HILL SAILINGS
CONTINUED from page one)

the local agents. from I-orrin a Thur
ston. The message reads
''HonOlulus guarantee. proposition is
highly appreciated. II is character,
lied by the steamship authorizes a.
generous. hut I'm! ossibie TO accept. as
the steamers require uN erhauiing nov,
also in the fall. 1t is proposed to re
open the service in December. con
tinuing until April or longer viii an,
nounce details en- my arrival The
company's advertising OF winter ser
vice begins Immediately. Am return
ing on the Great Northern
SHOW Them We Do Care
Comm enting CI the situation, Mr..
WaldrOn this morning said that
shooting the guarantee along will
give the Great Northern Pacific .peo-
pie a more favorable disposition TO
ward us, and will show them We do
care to have the service continued
First news OF the company's deCi-
sion 10 take OF the Great Northern
until fall, reached here last night. in a
cable from Mr.. Thurston to the Ad
vertiser. and adviCes received shortly
before , O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon
Oy the local agents, Fred l.. WaldrOn,
Ltd.
Mr.. Thurston'& wire said the Great
Northern Pacific management reject
ed the offer OF a S25, 900 guarantee
against a possible deficit, made by
the committee Of local businessmen
for five more rOrnd-trips OF the Great
Northern.
Must Be Gone ever.
The COMPANY ; reasons for refusing
the offer are stated TO be the neces-
sity for laying the big liners up for
overhauiing. The statement in a
morning paper that the steamers will
resume Alaskan service" is an error,
say the local agents. They will Oper
ate twice a week between San Fran
cisco and Portland orly.
The Great Northern is due to leave
San Francisco at o'clock this after
noon, and to sail from San Pedro at
the same hour tomorrow afternoon,
docking here at 10 O'Clock March 81,
a weed from today She is bringing
Imperial Potentate J. Putnam Stevens
of the ShrinerS and a big delegation
of prominent mainland mobiles of the
order. The big liner will sail from
Honolulu at o'clock the afternoon of
Tuesday, April 4, instead of II.
o'clock at night, and will bid goodby
to Honolulu until next fall.
admitted he had been under the in
fluence of liquor and could not say
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1t wiIl:quencI your thirst, stiml-
late your appetite and aid your di-
gestion.
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SHRINE NOTICE
ATTENTION, VISITING MOBILES


Aloha Temple, A. A. o. N, M. s..
has completed arrangements for the
entertainment of the Imperial PotGn-
tate, Noble J. Putnam Stevens, and
his party, who will arrive on the
Great Northern" on the morning OF
March 31st.
A cordial invitation is extended Ia
all visiting Mobiles within our ga :es
to join with the Mobiles of Aloha Tenn
pie in receiving Noble Stevens and
party and TO be with us at the dif-
ferent events which have been ar.
ranged fer their entertainment.
1t is essential that the visiting
Mobiles register with the recorder at
his address given below. H..
HARRY C. BRUINS,
Recorder.
Care Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd, Young
Hotel Bnilding.--Adv. ..-
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DAILY REMINDERS
Round the island in auto, $500

Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Corsets correctly fitted The Goodwin
Shop, Rms. 21-22, Pantheon Bld.-Adv.
If you are looking for real bargains
in mems furnishings visit the big
clearance sale at Canton Dry Goods
Company, Hotel street. near Fort.
For hose satisfaction wear the orig
inal Holeproof Hose. They look we'll,
wear well and cost little. All colors
and sizes at The Hub, Hotel street,
Eva Fort. ~..-..- I.
Bits of Verse from Hawaii" a
dainty book of verse collected and
published by c. d. Wright. is on sale
at all leading book stores and curio
stores. 1t makes an interesting souve-
mir of the islands.-Adv. -. -.
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A three-wheel cab invented by a
London cabman half a century ago is
still in use, the. claim being made
that it never has been overturned.
Russia has almost completed ar
rangements for directing freight from
Canada to Russia, via Vancouver and
Valadiyostock.
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wentworth Desiring Trust Co, own.
ers. Location. Waikiki, makai side OF
Kalalraua ayen' e, Eva of Aquarium.
Residence, bath louse, servants quar-.
ters and garas Holabird, Roche &
Chic, architects, Chicago. Ill. Spald-
ing Contractin- Co., builders. EST
mated cost 81 700.
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The members OF the Democratic
Club Of the first precinct of the fourth
district will meet at 1880 O'Clock this
evening in Liliuokalani school, Kai-
muki. Candidates for delegates to the
coming territorial convention and for
officers for the coming year will be
nominated.
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! Henry c. Walker. owner. Location,
Waikiki side Of Mission street, makai
corner of Kawaiahoa lane. Resi-,
dence. Lord-Young Engineering Co,
builders and architects. Estimated
cost, $4,000.
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suILpINe PERMITS.

Shinkichi Uyeda, owner. Location,
Kakaako, EVA makai corner of Punch
bowl street. Store Iwasaki. builder
and architect. Estimated cost, $3.50.
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A new gass lamp post has CLOCK
work attachment which turns the
light on andzeff at appointed hours.
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Kauluwela Lodging Co., owners. 10
cation, makai side of Vineyard street,
500 feet Eva from the river. Dwell
ing. Yuen Ngar,s builder, Estimated
cost. $1,000.
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who also had wealth and social posi-
ton. Juan was an athlete, too, one
#of the best horsemen ID the coun-
try, and apolo player without peer.
Senorita Blanca did not conceal her
great admirationey even affection
for Juan; and Jack" wisely at.
tributed It largely TO his prowess at
polo
Jack" could beat him at tennis
and other sports. but he knew moth
ing Of polo. Quietly. without any
ostentation. he mastered this game
also. and when the next society
races and polo match were held the
American Jack met the Gillian Juan
and defeated him.
How He Won and Lost.
Even then, az saulles had not Won
q clear title to her heart, but he
pressed his suit more impetuously.
and finally was told to wait a few
months for his answer. The girl and
her mother went abroad, and It was
then that American enterprise as
serted itself. Jack" did not wait for
her return. AS soon as he ascer-
tanned where she was, he caught the
first steamer, Meeting her in Paris
on Dec. IA, 1914. he renewed his
+ courtship with all the ardor OF a
warm-blooded young American, and
there and on that day they were mar.
ried.
Following the wedding. de Saulles
wrote to a friend IN America: Until
w went to Chill, all IT meant 70 me