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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
,nemies and lost mol friends.

enemies and lost no friends.
Besides a faithful wife, to whose
constant care and careful nursing,
his long life was due in part, Mr.
High leaves two sons, one daughter
and nine grandchildren. The daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. w. Reed of Lincoln
Neb., and VIII High of Carlton, at
tended the funeral, and the four
High grandchildren of Carlton
Cliff High, the youngest son, was
unable to come from Alpaugh, Cal
The beautiful floral tributes attest
the esteem in which he was held
He was laid to rest in the Abilene
cemetery at the ripe age of "a years
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
AGED Man strangled to Death

Aaron ]. Kreiger, aged rs, stran-
gled to death at 1890 o'clock last
evening at his home in Industry.
Mr.. Kreiger had been suffering from
bronchial trouble for some time and
a capsule lodging in the bronchial
tube caused his death. Mrs. Emma
Fulton of this city is a daughter. A
widow and three other children sur
viye him. He was one OF the old and
respected citizens OF Industry. The
funeral services will be held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock in the
church at Industry with the Rev. H.
II. Martin Of this city officiating
Burial will be made in the Abilene
cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13

One twin cylinder Harley David
son motorcycle in good repair; also
big wagon, prairie hay and alfalfa
hay. Harvey Eshelman, Address
Enterprise, phone Donegal 6w2t'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
Mr.. Engle can claim the title OF
Father of Dickinson Countys Hard
Wheat Industry"
$1,000 Reward

We will pay the above reward for
the apprehension and conviction of
the party or parties who defaced and
ruined our monument sign near the
entrance of the Abilene cemetery
Bring your information to our office
in Abilene. DeARMOND & ROOT.
DIV
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
FLORENCE ENGLE REELECTED
INSTRUCTOR IN NJ. H. s.

Miss Florence Engle, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Engle,
was reelected for a second year as
instructor in English at the Man
haitian high school. The past year
has been very successful for her and
she is very popular among the stu
dents. both as a teacher and com
panion.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
Hone Veteran Dies in Soldiers Home

Word was received here OF the
death of Charles Hatch, for many
wears a resident of Hope and vicin-
itv. who died at the National Mill
tary Home at Leavenworth. Chas'
Hatch was born at Lewiston, Maine,
April 27, 1916. He was one OF the
early settlers in this part of Kansas
and a veteran OF the Civil war. He
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13

Dead horses and cattle removed
free. Phone charges refunded. Call
234, 7s1, 1850. Dederick Rendering
Works. VII
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13

Thoroughbred White Rock eggs
for Matching. soc for Is. Mrs. o. G.
Boyce, Detroit R. 2, phone Upland.
16wSt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
The Daily Horoscope
Sunday. December -. 1916.
Copyright. 1915. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate,l

According to astroloGy this is an un-
oventful day, with Jupiter ruling
strongly for good and Uranus and
Neptune adverse.
There is a fortunate sign for bank
ers. lawyers and men of broad grasp
in public affairs. They will he called
INTO new activities that cement public
interests the seers declare.
Jupiter gives announcement TO all
who ponder plans for the new year.
ana Is believed to guide all who pre-
pare for initiative OF any sort.
Phllanthropic enterprises come un-
der direction presaging benefits. but
reforms in many organizations are
iorctold. Some Of these will uncover
gross fraud and mismanagement.
There Is a fortunate sign for din
ners or meetings at which national
questions are discussed.
This week should bring great
honor 10 n man Of distinguished rep.
utation. He Is a native OF a southern
state.
Neptune gives warning today that
schemers Will multiply and that gigan-
uc plots to defraud the United States
government will be uncovered.
AS the adverse aspects Of Neptune
tend To produce confusion and scduc-
tive influences. decisions Of all sorts
should be postponed.
Under this government attractions
10 peculiar and mysterious persons are
sald To be strong and the acceptance
OF false prophets is indicated. MANY
strange cults will flourish in the com
ing year
\ foreign poet who critlcises the
United states will utter a prophecy
that VIII come true with unfortunate
results. the seers announce
Increase Of heart troubles IN indi-
Gated and many sudden deaths are
presaged.
Congress has sway which indicates
session OF extraordinary incidents.
Speechmakers will be more prevalent
than ever II has Neen In The mast
astrologers declare. and bitter dissen-
sions Will arise. A scandal will dis
credit one of the members. This may
nave some connection with laboring
interests
Persons whose birthdate II Is should
beware of false friends and new enter
prlses They should not lend money
thildren born on this day will be
lucky thru life. If they do not waste
time In pleasure. These subjects of
capricorn are usually thotful. practi-
cal and economical
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMEN WANTED Full time sl5. spare
p.s uHe 21e an hour selling guaranteed Wear
IT"oi hosiery to wearer. experience unneces.
Pa. >"
WANlED-M once, strictly Gfst.class ex
pcrienced colored maid fond Of children
,or homework woman 80 or over preferred
permanent place for right party. Write a.
once, 2Ole jackson avenue. Joplin. Mo
At ONCE-Ten ladies 10 travel. demonstrate
and sell well established line to our deal.
ets Previous experience not necessary good
pay; railrond fare paid Goodrich Drug Co.,
Dept. SOB, Omaha, Neb
EARN s2j weekly. spare time. writing for
hew'phpers. magazine; experience un.
necessary. details free. Press Syndicate, l50
81. Louis, No.
WANTED. A good white woman to do
general houscwurk, middle.aged woman
Phone ji49
LEARN sPANIslI--If you want TO join be
ginncrs or advanced students class OF
want private lessoa on reasonable terms, ad
dress IGI7. care World
EXPERIENCED maid 10 do homework and
cooking family Of three: splendid servant
quarters: local references required Phone
oO5s 42j South Phoenix.
WANTED-A number Of young ladies for
telephone OPERATOR: no experience neces
sary. Apply room 900, Pioneer Bldg.
WANTED-.G Good typist to coyp manuscript
to be paid for in singing or elocuton les
sons. Address i6I2, care World.
DRESsMAKERS WANTED - First.class
dros snaking to be paid for in singing or
speaking Lessons. Address 464l. care World
WANTED-Middle- aged woman who under.
stands housework; white colored. SIS
South Boulder
ANTED-Cashicr; must use typewriter
Apply Kansas City Waffle house, l2l
South Boston
WANTED-Good reliable maid who can 20
home nights. Call 1925 South Cheyenne
mornings
NANTED-EXperienced waitress at -
South Boston, Coney Island COTE
WANTED-Coored girl for geueral house
work Phone 330s
WANTED-.A good girl for general house
work Phone 33O5
WANTED Two experienced mattresses at
Mecca cafe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
CITY TAKES DAILY SIESTA
Eut There Are citizens Who Dcplorc
,annah's Lcisurc,y Habit.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 22.-n an ad-
dress before the Rotary club of tins
city, Alexander Rudolf Lawton. law
Yer, deplorcd an old fashioned habit Of
many Of the city's BUSINESS men OF
credit and renown. They shut up
shop from , TO 4 o'clock each after =
noon. In that interspaco they eat at
ease and sncoze out siesta. The
tropical nonchalance Of this intetreg-
mum makes Mr.. Lawton mourn rs an
economist. Two good business hours
lost every business dav' what other
city Of the size af savannah so loses
and neglects the creeping hours Of
time? Besides, IL is a sin against the
god of the hour. Efficiency. Tho Sd-
vannah News thus supports Mr.. Law
tons prcachment;
Here and there about the city are
institutions which have realized tho
time wastage involved In the two-hour
closing rule and have abandoned l..
Why should Savannah stand still for
period?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
BURIAN'S SUCCESSOR NAMED
count '>rrnin Won Chudcrnitz Ncx,
Austrian Foreign Minister

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-(s:12 u. m)-
Count Czernin Won Chuderni,z ba.
succeeded Baron Won Burian as Ans.
foreign minister. nc
corning to n Reuters Amsterdam dis.
po'ch' quoting the Vienna Wiener
Aeitung, Count Czernin also was.
named president of the Joint council
OF ministers. lie was minister to m
mania until the time that country on.
tered the war.
Baron Won Burian has been reno,+.
ediy reported to have resigned ms for.
eign minister since he took offica H.
January, 1915, succeeding Count
Berchtold. These reports have mnIti'
piled since the entrance of Rumnnia
INTO the war and the accession of EN-
peror Charles. They were coupled
with numerous statements to the of-
rect that the new Austrian ruler woujd
modify the foreign nalicv
of the dual empire. Baron Won IN.
rian was generally credited with be-
ing strongly under the influence ~
berlin and 1t was reported that Em.
peror Charles was anxious To mora
sharply emphasize the individuality OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
EGG PRICES HIT BY HENS
This iloc, of 105 pullcts Lays i,O32
Eggs In rs DAYS.

JUNCTION CITY. Kan. Dec. ca
\ flock OF l05 Black Iangshan pull
lets owned by VIII Neff of this city.
is doing its share toward breaking the
egg famine. While few other chick
cn owners are getting eggs, the Noff
flock, during the first S days of De.
cember. laid Lose eggs, which were
sold AT 40 cents dozen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
EGG AND DEPUY GAIN
BY A FURIOUS SPRINT

NEW YORK. Dec 23.-Egg and
nupuv gained Ian IN the six-dav hi
cycle race by furious sprint tonight.
Relieving each other at frequent inter-
walls, they drew away from the fio'd
IN spite of the sensational riding of the
other competitors.
While the riders were speodinc fast
est Debaetes collided with Mcnamara.
Hnth riders We're badly bruised and
ncbaetes was unconsc ious for several
minutes. Both went back into the
race, however
At O'Clock Egg and Dupuv had
covered 2.5S4 miles The five OF er
leaders had gone 2,5sS miles and nine
laps. The record for the i4lst hour
Is 2.1S5 miles and six laps. made by
Ncrr aud Egg In 1914.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
II PASSING.


Hannes Kohlemainen wants Fin
ana to retain cross country running as
long as possible
We arc confident he will gain his
point
No sohcr body If athletic directors
could argue intelligently on the sub
ject blot TO life by Mr.. Kohlemainen
That is If they had to use his name
in their arguments.
Yes we viii! have to admit the old
boy lives In Finland.
II he resided in the United States
and started that argument the
board would straight way throw tho
argument out as incompetent. irrele-
vent and immaterlal
They could not do otherwise.
II. VI. P.-Thanks for the card.
viii show it to you Tuesday.
In the meantime the Kill cart boys
ere in their glory.
NV ~ - illl OlllNtTN are MltnOnl
power 10 arrest those who breeze
about at terrible g1its
Attic the traffic officers stood at
their posts last evening waving the
traffic onward the drivers did not have
TO pay any attention to them.
That is IN the event they did not
care whether their cars were battered
or kent.
At the police station the clerks
hcnevolentlv termed scrgeants. lolled
at ease in their chairs.
All untortunateS that were arrested
were taken to the county Institution.
Cp-to-date we are very much OBJ
liced
We did not receive u single nccktic.
AlSplrfpIVf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24

=
VII .,rcrd cb,i.,,o,s d, o.. h....
- g,,t, ,'' '''I, ~ th' nome %
. Lincoln street The you1g.f sap u,u
r'u. ts now ui Fort Worth having hl
Des treated lie viii return VIII
Fred.
Lucille kiIlnurn left Saturday foi
Kansas tnN 10 Visit friends durir.
'"c h'Ilays
Mrs At.hlson'- u,ntbcr Mrs W.,
Clrrau. IoN SitYr,l,, H., b,, bnn,,
o. beWcy Her cfIrdd,upbt.r Mil
irti. lCcouI4ntru hor 10 .prnd tIo
rest ~ the winter
NJ Nr,f., A,.tt.r nh. t... %.
III fnr ..v.r.l ,..,l. ..,,.i. ,,H ~ D''
taGsgire +, r.., .,iI. A., h.. w., .,.,,,,
il. hDr.a "'
Last Saturday tho Ilomo had o..
u' iquo front Tho. liiI.d on. - %, .
. l.rtc bears ..f III, rtrk 4, v,as f,i a.,
20 frc .hlp. Dressed about three
Iuudr'7' pounds 10 Was distributed
li 'icahs ana roast - about 25 'am-
"'o- besides The Home and Colony
Mfs Walter who has been ir The
H'1I il WIN pneumonia. cam
nome last saturday
Tho Methodist sunday school hat
lla usn'I Christina eHtertainmcnt
SATURDAY ught The Christmas Wa
r. s'-, ',' n' o.'t.d' u,li- TWO rec
'"'- p'' ''''' vs. I'"u'it'
J"' ~ ih" world. choir ana sun
49, -'h. selected music choir. eN
'i'i.' Ih' IlIgriW~ PRAYER h' set-
'''~ &c itt,|"u7 KAN NIIlIims,
fH WI ihWS. Flora Wa~ins.
t.'ht. Long Ago sunday sc1ool.
,gi4iN Davis. solnist recitpuou-. Eddie
LIl on KUN smith F"cnollc Sigef
e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
DOPE
tBy ICY" LoGsDONJ

Sow that Christmas rhopping Il
OYER we have only one suggestion t,
Nihit now "a save money with which
va pay the zee man ncNt summer
u develops that a heretofore un.
Known medium Of employment for
''s'''II umpir"s has been opened.
AFTER the season has closed the
"rnli"Is' Of course. spread to various
corners of the country.
I''ns unable to lay away enough
com ~ N" realm during the summer
months 10 tide them over thru the
winter they pursue other lines OF on
d'aNor during the winter.
We have often wondered what they
u'i % earn livllhood during the sea-
son Whcn snow balls. Ice skates and
Sick sidewalks were in fashion.
Llncidation has just fallen to our
W hereupon we learn that our belief
mat they all engineered beer wagons
uHlih the frigid months is erroneous.
They do nothing OF the kind
Nnw sir They play Santa Claus in
department stores
Louis Knapp. he who umpires n the
American association in the summer
tlme. Is playing Santa Claus to the
Ilttle children of Louisville. Kentucky.
Which probably is all right onlv we
heIieNe that man who wakes warm
ana wrathy on the ball lot during the
torrid summer months should by all
means engage In more masculine oc-
cupation during the frigid season.
We tfmit however. that It takes
some talent 10 make "A bunch Of young
iolks believe you are Santa Claus.
sun driving a heer cart or guiding
l prcamhulator about the surface of
tha freight depot platform. in our
opinion. Is more in keeping with the
occupation followed in the summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
WHAT ARE YOU
FIGHTING FOR?'
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


when would nece ssariiy have 10 h,
ruined by the senate, so far as IN,
United states Is concerned.
To Prcvaii IN End
\ fulor understanding OF tbe op,.
harrnSsnent caused to the admins.
ration by the coincidence OF ITS notr
"'In 'he German proposals was giver
u,IaN Whcn IT was said that despite
me earIv unfavorahle effect which the
note was expected 20 have I'm ,bo nj.
lied countries through that fact i, wo.
decided to risk IT in view o(the great
interests involved. II is expected Il
nav be some time before the Aneri
can viewpoint will he accepted abroad
nut II Is felt that in the end II Ger.
tainly win prevail.
II also was stated most cunbat
l'allN that the note was not ru,hcd of.
or Monday in order to got to PremIer
idotd-tcorge before he had irrevoco
BY committed the allies against neace
III his speech to parliament That as
sumption was foreseen, but officials
expect II TO lose weight and impor
Unue as the first impressions wear off
ihe early resentment In London ard
ihrls on the assumption that the
presidents note declared both oe'Iiper-
cuts were fighting for the same oh
iect Is regarded as ,,nw,rrortoI ~
state doDa,tment u'boro ,oao az we
said great mains had beon ,,,,o W ~
avoid that worry irforanoo '"'' q
stro,s u,,. ,ot,
vords 20 "'u -" ,nS presidents s
,,rossod or,, .I., ne hHu not eN-
rr bo,IiranS .,o''ot. tnat both sets
same 81 'io',,a merr hEh'ing Tor the
In,r,,ao - on .ne ot"er harHi. the
or, snoo;s;oou, ny, was pointed
bo,b orn,',,s '','u 1he Statesmen or
stated their objects in oeroroi ,o.,, au
the people of their own countries
Officials Arc pIcascI
of,,oi,,, ~ -,
hoiro nnin,oG %'oV t,at'iien |. see thlS
rIroi,,' ,o,,,,,a, ou' III sol'e 81 the later
Tho ot,o,n s..n reoe.eu todfy
81 r,ar strd, ", was written II was sad,
90 ~ '''s't i,, VI utote reVet' statements
., t'e uea'seren,S' rather than the
,'s','e,nc'''s ,h, ,,. AZ ''e 'ln'e 'hey entered
, ~ ,n W. n'.l 'ne aNoWeu OBJECTS OK
I,a i,a Wv, n',lonS were more specific.
r.'.S, ~ nHs1uCo; coming INTO the
,t 49, ~, ~ ~ uili' id' statement or what
ST. e ivt. "etessaiy lor mer future.
'e e, ,ieei, noMeVer, on an SIDES 1t Is
, q ou'israaiN increasing Vagueness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
MALE HELP WANTED

/ WANIEp-Men to learn barber's trade
lHgh'cl1ss positions wages paid whili
earning tools furnished. Diplomas given
nlechl Inducements. Palmer system, IL
.M9Al run Little Rock. l0l South Main
TULSA nent and women wanted for govern
mem Jobs. 500 month steady work
,h"Il h0urs common education sufficient
write immediately for free list position,
a7pA Rochester. y. Y
WANIED-Goad working man with nery,
ana ambition, that can milk aud TAX,
care OF bunch Of cattle and do general farm
w3rk; George Henry, east Of city. Pho0,
WANTED Traveller FOR 1917 for old estab
hshed li1ei salary commission and expense
allowance TO right man. j. r.. McBrady
Chicago.
bE an automobile expert in six weeks Oui
big book tells you how. ltahe's Antomobil,
,,h'ol 3ul East Eleventh street. Kansas City,
wANTED-Drug clerk at once; must be
competent, but need not be- registered; good
wages. Write or phone Chelsea Pharmacy
Chelsea, Okla.
WANTED D-k kour young men to act as news
agents aud Iand managers on Frisco Ap
ply az Fred Harvey news stand Frisco depot
WANTED--Power builders, men capable Of
golng ahead with work Sinclair OIL 4
JOIN THE ARMY-Rocruiting offices at ok
lahoma City Tulsa, Muskogee. Chickasha.
Ardmore and Enid
MEN our illustrated catalog eAplains how w.
TEACH the barber trade quickly, mailed
trer. NHler Barber college. Kansa. City. Mo
bo1 s-Do you want to earn q little money
dgfihg yacatoni We buy old auto tires.
- East Fifth street. Phone 577.
$3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
BUCKEYES CAPTURE
W' BOWLING FLAG
Win Pennant, Although Indi-
vidual Average Is Lower
Than Two Other Teams.

The buckeyes won the pennant in
the Y NJ G. A. bowling league IN a
no; race just finished with percent
age Of 700. Altho they copped inc
flag the buckeyes did not have as
strong an individual team average as
did two other clubs. The winners
average l5l pins a man, while the
Producers. which finished third. and
the Top Notchers, which ended the
season next to the cellar had better
averages.
In individual averages Carlson who
has been here but "A short time, was
the leader with III. Abbott led the
regulars" with 10
The following are the individual
averages and the team standings at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
FINANCIAL
nkIAIlnM

OKLAHOMA STAR OIL. Aferthougnt cop.
per, Back Panther oil, American Telegra
phone, Uncle SIM Oil. Hull Copper, Emerson
Motors and many other unlisted stocks
bought and sold Box 75. Little Rock, Ark
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
OIL WELL SUPPLIES

| SECOND HAND PIPE- 90 600 feet 9 . inch
pipe lie; $4,000 feet 3.inch OD casing.
coed as new 1Oc: drliyerd Oklahoma oil
fled points, 500 600 feet other sizes I.inch TO
l2'inch for immediate shipment. Texas Sup.
ply Coz Beaumont. Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
BOARD AND ROOMS

TO BOARD and room two gentlemen or
couple; reasonable. 2l6 West Cameron
Phone 1897
BOARD and room. 2s North Elwood. Phon.
25Sq
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
DRESSNfAkERN

HEMSflTCHlNG and pecot edgng; work
?, guaranteed. Art Needlowork Shop. 400 y
South Main street.
Phone 35G5.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
No Wonder.

How does Nanessa feel since her
mother took her coat and vest and
derby hat away from herr"
says she feels quite unnamed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
Holland Thanks. Wilson.

THE SAGGUE. Dec. 23-(via
London, 3:35 y. m.)-The Dutch anti
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24

Mnich would nece ssariiv have 10 be
T,ntiilod by the senate. so far as the
lnltod States Is cnncnrnnd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-22
787 SHIPS USED
PANAMA CANAL
in 5 MONTHS

The number of ocean going vessels
passing through the canal during the
period from July I. 1915. to June 80,
1916, inclusive, was 1871 Their aggTe-
gate net tonnage. according to- the
rules for the measurement of vessels
for the Panama canal, was 2,47s, 76f.
The total quantity of cargo carried
through the canal on these ships was
s,140,046 tons. The aggregate of the
tolls collected from the ships was
s2,3ss, Ss0.42.
The canal was closed in the middle
of September and remained closed,
except for the transit of small vessels
which had waited at the entrances for
passage, until the middle of April.
There were, thus five months OF the
IL in which the canal was in normal
operation. Considering the vessels
which waited for the reopening and
those which came early ii April for
passage, in anticipationl Of the opening
which had been announced for April
Is, the operations may be considered
normal for slightly less than half the
year.-Coast Seamen's Journal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-22
DARK DULLNESS
SETTLES OVER
STOCK MARKET

Dizziness has again settled upon the
stock market, not the listed securities
alone, for apathy extends to the I'M
listed shares as we'll Between boards
only loo shares of listed stock and
$4,000 Pacific Sugar per cent bonds
we're dealt in and at the board s95.
Unlisted security shares amounted to
only 1900 shares.
Pioneer advanced to Al Ia at the
session. having sold at Al between
boards, Olaa was 1874, Oahu 30 1-2,
McBryde IL IL and Eva 80. The Pa
cific Sugar bonds sold at 80.
In unlisted securities oil again adj
yanced and 100 shares sold at So.
Mineral Products held at yesterdays
price, 1000 selling at $102 l-2, and En-
gels Copper was firm, 100 shares at
$3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-22
.ASHIMOTO WILL
COMMAND OLD
SIBERIA

Honolulu viii again see the old Pa.
cific Mailer Siberia, now the T. X. X.
liner Siberia Maru. The steamer will
leave Nagasak September 20 and
Yokohama September "a, under com.
mand of Captain K Hashimoto, says
The Japan Advertiser.
After an absence of eight months
from trsnspacific service, the old
Pacific Mail liner Siberia, now the
Siberia Maru of the T. X. K, has
again returned to Oriental waters. She
arrived at Nagasaki last month. The
vessel is being thoroughly renovated
pending the granting of a commission
from the Japanese government.
The Siberia carried 1000 tons Of
American munitions and railway mate
rails from New York to yladiyostok.
On her first regular trip across the
Pacific, sailing the T. K. K<fiag, she
will sail from Nagasaki September 20
and from Yokohama September "a.
according to the present schedule. She
is commanded by Captain 4. Hashi..
moto Among her other officers are
A. T.. Evans. formerly chief steward
OF the ill-fated Chiyo Maru, Surgeon
Charles Scully and Purser e. A. See.
ley, who have been Oh 7. X. X. service
before.