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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-14
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ben miro, un6 srar bon 3 Biz 6
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tag ben II. 3anilar in Sralt. @e-
lebrt miro @rammotif, Qrit1metif,
9udftabieren, Gareiben un6 Gtlg-
lid fiir anf0mmltnge. Sails oil,
oere gebrgegeuitdn0e perlangt per.
Den, erfunoi9e nan li6 oieier9al6.
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orig iein, I'm oud) llnbemitteIten
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III Elm tiidtiaer 5admaim Der
sl6enofitrius fin0at oltdJ ferner bon
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81. Soriiar ob cine 5meite aIalieI
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tlfnEdJtiser Sitneafahrer.

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GrdfirherL 2702 Su0 IS. Ctr.
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nie ein fIeincn anabe, einen Sano-
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aber gerettet> Ter ein5ige 8aiIa.
gier. s.. 8oeIeit 24t7 Sito II. Ctr,
aus benz Sitnep binoilsge.
idlcuoert uno Ieidt berlett.
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un0 lire stimmen,aEI FIND iDie

:Sn(ims Seftner, 9Oualas So. 10000
4. Z. CdlIner, GlaO So. .11S,200
Geo. AQaaier, CtOe So. ..118,400
1T. 9ittmaun, 9irOn So. 100, 800
SarI g6iaipIen, SeiuarO So. ....... .102.200
Sobn @rObmnnn, SnoE So. ........ 100000
9, 8raaee, GewarO So. .......... .72,006
Sreb. Stanb, SLATE So. ........... 10000
Serman 8oit, gebar So. .......... $4,000
Seinrid SOrgens, sripp gO., Su. DAT 10000
& 70. Gobmaan, GidarOipn So. $4,000
SreS. SnuSer, Glatte So >......... .22,000
ansnit 8cmot, Separb So ........ $4,000
gbrtt. Gbrifianien, sarpb So. 1855. .10,100
Sans gang6ebn, &nog Gp ........ 10000
Gmil GOcncn, Sbelbb So, Saq ....... 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-14

Git 0efer, Glab So. 10000
9irs. 81. Gciemnun, Seller So, Solo 10000
9feb. @. Gusel, See Co. Sonia 10000
81. $. Jieiber, 6raRfltn So. 10000
BreO. 8eber, Maribal Co. Gani.. -. 10000
Garl 0labe, Douglas 81. ........ 10000
@eO. Snebeut6al, 8olf So, SOiua- 10000
Srauf SnSbef, GeOar Gp.......... 10000
0eprge 6er8er, 9Olf Co., SOua 10000
So9n SO8en6erg, Sage So ......... 10000
8. %. Stn6r, Carroll Co., So. ...... 10000
Ggriit. StO, GramfOrO 3d. So. 10000
Sins, Mienue, 9aneaiter So. 10000
y. q. 9eidorner, Qaneaier So. ..>.. 10000
GttD 8. OF, 9Iatte So. 10000
Stto Gnitneger, Gnitet So ......... 10000
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
TROUBLE Lights
ON NGULD-BE
SNlGGLERS

Trouble in large punches fell upon
Purser O. d. Martinez OF the Pacific
Mail liner City Of Para and several
passengers of the steamer when the
boat arrived at San Francisco May
fvfrom Balboa. The Examiners YER
sion or the retribution falling upon
the wouldbe smugglefs is as follows:
The arm of the law reached into
the home of Mrs. o. d. Martinez,
1881 Washington street, yesterday and
shipped the aigrettes right OF her
nice new Easter bonnet. That was
after the same arm had gathered in
her husband, purser on the Pacific
Mail City OF Para, for trying TO bring
her few more feathers and thsee
bottles of perfume without paying
duty.
.There seemed to be a smuggling
epidemic aboard the City of Para,
which arrived Sunday night. Adolfo
Davidson, an exporter Of San Saliva
dor, escaped arrest for attempting TO
snnuggle 1900 aigrettes valued at $500
retail, only by convincing the federal
district attorney that he did not Gn.
derstand what the inspectors on the
dock were talking about.
"A sailor who attempted to walk
ashore with a Panama hat under a
cheap canvas hat, was detected, scold-
ed officialIy by Surveyor J. s. War
dell and allowed to 80 without his
straw hat.
i~Martinez had placed $50 aigrettes
In an envelope addressed to the audi.
tor OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. He was taken before Com
missioner Francis Krull yesterday and
bound over to the district court. He
has been in the Pacific Mail service
seven years"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
THOMAS Cunning
I +. NJ; PERSIA
IN MORNING
7. K. X. Liner Heard From To-
day: TrcrsDort Docks To-
night, Mexican Monday

Not until O'Clock this evening will
the U S. army transport Thomas be
off port from San Francisco, radio
adgices received this morning by the
quartermaster's office state. She will
enter tonight, docking at navy wharf
number 2, with 2SS bags OF mail for
Honolulu. . ...-.
Because no coal can be loaded
aboard tomorrow, and as there are
500 tons needed, the Thomas will not
steam for Guam and Manila until
about noon Tuesday, according TO
Chief Clerk "Dick" Bolton, of the
quarternasters office. She will take
the next mail for the Philippines.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the
T. X. X. liner Persia Maru will be off
port from the Orient, a radiogram TO
Castle & Cooke, the local agents, re-
ceived this morning, says. The steam
er has five cabin and 1874 steerage
for Honolulu, also 500 tons
of cargo. She is expected TO steam
for San Francisco tomorrow night be-
tween and s o'clock, taking the next
mail for the mainland, mails closing
an hour and a half before steaming
time. -.
A radio from the Americana Hawaii
an steamer Mexican this morning says
she will be off port from San. Fran
cisco at o'clock Monday morning.
with 364 sacks Of mail
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13

HEAVY BOOKINGS
REPORTED BY
ALL Lines

Every stateroom is s9ld fer the Mat,
son liner Wilhelmina, steaming from
Pier Is at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morn.
ing from San Francisco. and there are
a good many staterooms with three
persons booked for each.
There is a waiting list OF 30 persons
for the liner. and prospective passen.
gers, according TO the ticket agents,
are making life miserable for them.
The Wilhelmina viii take out between
100 and 10 passengers. and will prob
ably have TO leave number behind
for the Manoa steaming May %.
There is already sood-siZed list
booked for the latter boat. -- A.
Heavy second ca5in and steerage
bookings for the Oceanic liner Sierra
due TO steam from this port for San
Francisco at O'Clock the afternoon
OF May % are reported by the pas
senger department OF c. Brewer &
Company, local Oceanic agents. To
date SO first cabin. 30 second and 40
or so steerage more than can be taken
are booked. 49,. .......@.
The Sierra has room for 100 first
cabin from Honolulu. Her total ac-
oommodations in the second and
steerage, however, are only 65 sec.
ond and 2S steerage II she came here
empty In those classes from Sydney,
which she will not.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
50 DAYS
COMING HERE;
HEAD WINDS

Bringing IS cases Cf cigars. one cab
in passenger. William Boyden, and
l02 Filipino plantation laborers Id
Honolulu, and with $500 tons of sugar
and hemp in her hold for San Fran
cisco. the Philippine steamer Govern
or Forbes. Capt. J, Ugarte, arrived off
port from Manila al 5 O'Clock this
morning and locked at o'clock at
Pier 10. She will resume her voyage
to San Francisco Tuesday morning.
after wireless set is put on her by
G. W. Smith. representing the Halter
Cunningham system. .. ...... ..
Is Earning Big Money. .....
Under charter. to WEIGH, Fairchild
& Company of San Francisco, for one
voyage, at rate OF more than $4,000
a month, the Governor Forbes will be
offered for sale on reaching the coast,
according TO passengers on the steam
81 There are is first-eabin passen-
gers going through c. Brewer & Co.
are local agents for the steamer.
The Forbes has been plying be-
tween Manila and lloilo, island of Pa
mai. carrying passengers and freight,
'bub Iiei -ONhciSl lHtiduSll a : OIii-
pany of AIanila, chartered her for one
voyage as speculative venture.
Captain Is Spanish.
Chief officer of the steamer. which
was built in Bremerhaven, Germany.
in 1905, and was formerly the German
steamer Admiral Won Tirpitz, is Anto-
MO Aguirre. Her captain is a full
blooded Spanierd and her crew are
Filipinos. Most OF the officers are
Spanish. -. .~
Acting as supercargo for the Voy--
age, for the charterers, is Capt James
Miller, who has been commanding the
steamer Zafiro, plying between Ma.
Mia and Hongkong. DIR. p. X. Gilman
is surgeon, for the voyage to San
Francisco. He Is a prominent Manila
medical man.. .-b=
Although the Governor Forbes is
forsign4built, she can carry freight
and passengers between the Philip
pines and the states, as the law pre-.
venting foreign.built ships under Am
erican registry from engaging in coast
wise trade does not apply to Philip
pine steamers.
Voyage Takes Month. 1872. -. =.
The Governor Forbes took exactly
a month to steam from Manila here,
via Yokohama, where she stopped
two days to. coal, leaving there April
g. She maintained an average speed
of eight knots, head winds nearly ali
the way delaying her continuously.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
HARbOR MES

y
Fifty cabin passengers are booked
for Hilo and way ports on the Mauna
Kea, steaming at 3 o'clock this after
moon.
Late yesterday the Matson schooner
Annie Johnson left for Port Allen,
Kaanapali and Mahukona. She arriv-
ed Thursday from the coast.
Six men were sent to Kahului last
night by Jack Ewardson, secretary
of the Sailors Union. to the schooner
Churchill, whose crew was paid of. I
The Inter-Island steamer Likelike
arrived this morning from Hama, Ha.
wall, bringing part Of roller from
Kaeleku plantation to be repaired
here. .s>,+
The Japanese steamer Tsurugisan
Maru entered port today with 1000
tons Of coal for the 1nter-Island, from
Muroran. She arrived off port last
night.
The Philippine steamer Governor
Forbes is taking 300 tons of coal today
from the 1nter-Island. and the Persia
Marn, due tomorrow morning, Will
take $50 tons.
The Inter-Island steamer Hamakua
Is bringing 204 head of cattle from
.Kaalualu, Hawaii, this afternoon, for
the Oahu Railway e Land Company's
ranch on this island.
The Matson steamer Wilhelmina
reached Halo yesterday morning, &C.
cording to the Mauna Kea's trip re-
port She is due to return here early
tomorrow morning.
While coming from shore to the
steamer on the loading wire, John Nc
CURE, purser of the Inter-Island boat
Maui, broke his leg at Hakalau April
30, when he was smashed against the
side OF the vessel. +.
Collector Of Customs Malcolm A..
Franklin returned on the Mauna Kea
this morning from l1ilo, where he In.
spected the custom house at that
port. He says the new federal buiid.
ing thereswill be ready by Noyember1.
A cable received yesterday by
Theo. H. Davies & Company, Ltd, 10.
cal agents for the Canadian-Australa-
sian line, says the Niagara will arrive
Wednesday from Vancouver as SEIZED.
uIed. She was reported as leaving
day late.
A radiogram to Castle e. Cooke yes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
GIANT DRfbOlK
I9BE BUILT At
FRISCO

According TO the latest issue of the
Chronicle to reach here from San
Francisco, that OF May 2, the lowest
bidder on the first actual constructive
work for the 100000 Hunters Point
Bridge Company. The first unit to
be constructed will cost 100000, and
the lowest bidder will complete only
this section. -
There is a STIMULATING clause that
the work must be completed in 20
months. The Chronicle asserts that
the contract for the first unit was to
be awarded TO the San Francisco
Bridge Company.
Many Bidders On Job. 49,.
From an official of one of the COM
peting firms in the bids" says this
paper, 1T was learned that Stetson
G. Hindes, president of the bridge
company. had been notified by John
A. McGregor, president of the Union
Iron Works, that his company's bid
had been accepted.
Among the companies who en-.
tered bids were: ~.
"McLeran & Peterson, San Fran
cisco.
"Healy- Tibbitts Construction Com
pany, San Francisco. ....'.
Macarthur Brothers, New York.
Kingston Brothers, Chicago. r..
Porter Brothers, Portland. ~
''Touhy Brothers, Portland.
"Tibbitts- Pacific Company, San
Francisco. ~ 4
1T is understood that the work
for the new drydock IS being let out
in parts, and that the award of the
contract to the San Francisco Bridge
Company is the first award made.
McGreeor Goes East. ,......:. r.
President McGregor OF the Union
Iron Works has left for the East for
a conference with Charles NJ. Schwab,
with the subject of the drydock en-
gaXing their attention. Howard c.
Holmes, consulting engineer, has the
plans ready for the big dock, which
will hold two large ships at one time,
being constructed with dividing
bulkhead.
ut is expected that the drydock.
will be adequate for the future needs
OF commerce and the navy, as the
plans stipulate that II be wide enough
to receive the largest vessel which
can 90 through the locks at Panama.
Two million dollars is the estimat.
ed cost Of the. entire work when COM
pleted. The Federal Government has
agreed to pay annually for five years
for the right to use 1t for docking the
large battieships Of the navy"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13

Between Boards: Sales: 500, $50,
$50, 100 olaa, 10; so, so oiaa, 1917 /;
$50, so, SO olaa, 10; 100 Olaa, 1914 !;
1873; 1O1, 100, 100, IS, 175, SO, 200,
200, zoe olaa, 1914; 100, 100, 100. 90,
40 McBryde, IA; SO, so, 90 Waialua.
86k; so, 40, 10 Pioneer, 5Oh; 80,
55, 40. 35 Bwa, $3.50; 40, 5, 10, 40
Oahu Sugar Co, 81; $40 Oahu Sugar
CO., 36A; 10 Mutual Telephone Co.,
20; 25 Hawaiian Pineapple Co., 10;
225, Is, 10 Honokaa, 141s: II II. c.
& s. Co., 54N; 20 Hon. B. & NJ. Co,
1875 10 Pahang Rubber Co., 241k;
$4,000 olaa SIS, t031k; $4,000 Olaa IS,
1927. Gl al &= =
Session Sales: H. c. & s. Co.,
SAN; 20 Kahuku, 261a; 20, 100, 100
McBryde, Il. 10 Pahang Rubber Co.,
24h; so, rs Hawaiian Sugar Co.,
50h 10, 90 Oahu Sugar Co., 81: 100
H. C. & s. Co., $40; Is Oahu Sugar
Co., 81.
--latest sugar quotation: 90 deg.
test, Gas cts, or $f2e.20 per ton. >...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13

The lumber schooner Helene went
on the Inter.Island drydock today for
cleaning and painting. She will prob
ably be ready to sail for the coast
Monday -..s -. j..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
RAssEKGERs ARRIVED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo,
May Is: M. A. Franklin. A. J. Wirtz,
l.. w. de VIs-Norton. Mrs. c. Winters.
d. b. Maconachie, w. p. Fennell. Miss
M. Low, Jack London and wife. r..
Madden, Sekini, N Kamase. Lee Sing.
Mrs. Geo. Bell, Mrs. b. Hawai-. Mrs.
A. Kaaua and child, Masters Kaaua
ca, Sergt. w. G. Alexander. Mrs. ca
Quinn, Jno. Rapoza, M. vierra p. A.
German, L. Barkhausen, L. Weinz-
heimer, F. Fredenberg, c. ID. Mello and
wife, Jno. Halemano, d. Carey, A.
Enos and wife, Miss G. Rosecrans, J.
II. Cannon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13

terday from the Matson steamer Hilo-
nian due Monday or Tuesday from
Seattle, gives the cargo as follows:
Honolulu, 1861 tons; Kahului, $40;
Hilo, 295; Port Allen, 100, and Kama
pail, SIS. Time of arrival is not Civ.
en-. : g. ... T. !. r. :. ..4 49,.
AS printed yesterday in the Star
Bulletin, the British steamer Kestrel
arrived late yesterday afternoon,
bringing 124 tons of copra and four
sacks Of mail. She took so Gilbert
Islanders back to their homes from
framing plantation and recruited ZIG
more for 1t. a ~
Mothers Day will be observed to-
morrow by every stevedore In town,
by working hard. The Wilhelmina,
returning from Hilo, and the Persia
Maru, from the Orient, will be work
ed and perhaps the Kestrel, in port
from Tanning island. It will be a
busy day for McCabe, Hamilton &
RAnny's men, and Manager Archibald
Macphail or the firm.
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Passengers brought from Hilo and
way ports by the Inter.Island steam.
er Mauna Kea this morning were 81
cabin, seven way-cabin, SIS deck and
seven way deck. Inward freight in.
cluded two autos, nine bags OF vege.
tables, 10 crates of poultry, 81 sacks
of cabbage, 40 bags Of watermelons,
100 bags OF bottles, 20 bundles Of
ohia and 166 sundries. j..
Is reported by Purser p. T. Phillips Of
the Mauna Kea to be, by bags and
plantations: olaa, 5000; Waiakea,
5000; Hawaii Mill, no report; Wal
naku, 1000; Onomea, 3484; Pepeekeo,
5100; Henomu, 1900; Hakalau. 11,484;
Laupahoenoe, 1912; Kaiwiki, 1924;
Kukaiau, zoos; Hamakua, 500: Paul
hau. 92o6; Honokaa. 10000; Punaluu,
1915; HonuapO, 2093. -.. =.
Three mails from the mainland are
due in three days next week. Mon.
day noon the Observation-Disclosures
steamer Mexican will arrive from San
Francisco with 364 bags. Tuesday
morning the Matson steamer Manoa
is due, also from San Francisco, with
one days accumulation, and Wednes-
day morning the Canadian-Australa-
sian liner Niagara is expected with
mail from the eastern states and Can
ada.
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Notice.
HEARING on Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that said
bankrupt has filed petition for dis
charge from his debts in bankruptcy,
and that creditors and other persons
are ordered to attend the hearing on
said petition before the Judge presid.
ing In BANKRUPTCY, at the courtroom,
Model Block, Fort Street, Honolulu,
on Saturday. the 18th day of June,
A. D. 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m, then
and there to show cause, If any. why
said petition should not be granted,
and also to attend the, examination OF
the bankrupt thereon.
Dated, Honolulu, T. H, May 18th,
1916.
GEORGE R. CLARK, y:
Clerk. q. s. District Court, Territory
or HaHaii
True copy: =.
tSeal)
Attest: George r. CLARK,
Clerk, U. s. District Court, Territory
Of Hawaii. "a
6474-May u
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Radio Messages.

Radio Messages.
u. s. A. T.. THOMAS-Arrives from
San Francisco I p. m. today.
s. 8. Persia MARU--Arrives from
Yokohama Sunday, 20 a. M; cargo,
900 tons; passengers, 5 cabin, 1874
steerage; probably proceed to San
Francisco same evening. u
s. s. Gov. Forbes proceeds to San
Francisco about Tuesday.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States in and for District
and Territory Of Hawaii.
In the Matter Of B. M. Howard, a
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy No. 344.
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Expected here next week from Port
San Luis is the Union oil-tanker Santa
Maria from that port Thursday.
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VESSELS TO AND s.
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless 70 Msrehants'
Exchanoe.) -. 49,.

Saturday, May 10.
iMAHUK0NSA-Sailed. May II. blk. n
p. RIthet for San Francisco.
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A radiOgram to Castle & Cooke yes.
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--latest sugar quotation: s6 deg.
test, Gas cts., or $f29.20 per ton. -.
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Fifty cabin passengers are booke'
for Hilo and way ports on the Maun'
Kea, steaming at o'clock this after
noon.
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Six men were sent to Kahului last
night by Jack Ewardson, secretary
of the Sailors Union. to the schooner
Churchill, whose crew was paid of. /.