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La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
Notice of Application To Lease state
Lands.

Office OF the State Board Of Land Com
misstoners
Denver. Colo. December 81. 1916
Notice In hereby given that applica-
ton has been made to lease the follow
Ing described school lands, situate IN
otero county. Colorado. to-wit.
All OF Section SO. Township 2G South
Range % West A-s5s2
All OF Section SO. Township IS South
Range ~ West A-G6s2
All of Section Ia. Township % South
Range 80 West. A-ssP2,
Notice is further hereby given tina,
all other persons desiring to file M
application TO lease all or any part oil
this tract OF land must III. the sam. IL
this office prior to December %. 1916, "a,
no other application to lease the nboy.
described lands viii b. considered hf
ter said date
JOHN y. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sionorH,
First publication. November 90, 1916.
Last publication, December 10, 1916,
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09

and the natives firmly believe In his
power TO make the prayer of death
cause the demise OF the person
against whom his displeasure is cen
tered.
Any person who has an enemy,
goes to the Kahuna and brings bit
of the enemy's hair, nail, spittle or
blood and pays TO have the prayer
of death pronounced. II is well es-
tablished fact that the victim loses
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
"Thc Bird Of Paradise"

II is fine question whether auto
suggestion or parental influence
causes I.uana, the heroine of The
Bird of Paradise" to jump into the
crater of kilauea In order to appease
the wrath OF the Goddess Pele.
Persons familiar with the old ma
tiev customs of the Hawaiian Islands
say that it is both auto-suggestion
and prenatal influence due to the
practice of Kalunaism, which even
the missionaries have not been able
to wholly stamp out.
The Kahuna is the witch doctor
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09

Notice IL hereby given that n special
meeting of the stockholders OF the
La Junta Mica Mining Company will
be held at the offic. of A. u. Wallis
IN La Junta, Colorado. on Monday, the
lith day of December. A ID. 1916, at
o'clock y. m, for the following pur-
poses, to-wit:
First--To consider ways and means
OF providing for the Indebtedness OF
the company by the selling OF the
property of the company, or otherwise.
Sccoud-TO consider aud vote upon
the proposition of dissolvlng and dis
organizing the said company
Third-To consider "A proposition oil
reorguniEinT the said company.
Dated at la Juntn. Colorado, THU
9Th day Of November. 4. u. 1916
GEORGE BARR. Sccrctar>
First publication, November II, 1916.
Last publication, December 0. 1916,
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09

her friends. Consequently she falls
a victim of Kahunaism and hurls
herself into the molten lava.
This is the great fourth act OF
Oliver Morosco's sumptuous produc.
ton of THE Bird of Paradise. -
which deals with life In the Hawaii
an Islands just before the annexa-
ton. This dramatic novelty is com
ing TO the Rourke Theater, Friday,
December 22d.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09

The annual meeting Of the stock ,
holders OF tn. Colorado SavlnEh ahh
Trust Company, viii b" held AZ ~ OF
fires In the city of la Junta or tues.
day the 9TH day of January l'l ~
10 o'clock a. m. for the following Puf-
poses
l. To hear reports. -.-.. =,
9 To elect by ballot directory u
seven ockholders. .,,.t-
3 To do any other appropriate hus'-
ness, ,...bt.r
IY,s, ,u,iisatIon pocemb.r .. 1916.
Inst publication January .thl w -
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09

Motto. 4. hereby given that tho "n
IN. Fairvi.w Land and Canal CON
pany. will he held on Monday w
eighth day OF January. 1917 ~ thc o.,
Tr,,., Company building, La jun,a.
colo, at : o'clock y. m, on salh n"..;
Tor the purpose of electinn y boarh o.,
directors for the ensuing year ~"
ness as may regularly come bafor" the
meeting, -, All. sirs,
day OF December, 1915. ..
' RICHARD DALTON.
Earl W, HAskISa secreiary.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09

As reward for faithful service
in the recent strike, the lnterlake
Pulp and Paper Company OF Apple
ton. Wis, has distributed 10000
among its thir,y-six employees who
did not walk out.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
Annual Meeting of The B~nton Canal
and Reservoir Company

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nuHl meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Benton Canal and Reservoir Com
pany Will be held on Monday January
). 1877, at the hour of o'clock D. m ,
AZ the office of the secretary, Trust
Company Building. La Junta. Colo.
said meeting viii be held for the pur-
pose Of electing "A board OF directors
FOR the ensuing year and FOR the trans
action of such other business as may
regularly come before said meeting.
JOHN T., EUGENE,
President.
EARL W. HASkINS. Secretary
La Junta. Colo, December !. 1916.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
bankrupt. p-,,,,o. TO, D,..s.rx.

In tn. matter OF Aiyira NJ Ragsdale.
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the Hon, Robert T., Lewis. Judge OF
the District Court OF tn. United
States for the district OF Colorado:
Elvira NJ Ragsdal.. of cheraw, In the
county OF Dtcro and state Of Colorado.
respectfully represents that on the
Sd day Of October last past, she was
adJudged bankrupt under the acts OF
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
>.,,.. Of A..s., Stockholders Me-''ss

In. A,,ma,. Colo, November 6, 1916.
ri. regular annual meeting OF IN.
.,oshhoid.rs OF the Fort Lyon Sanni
company will be held ON the nm nay
OF December. A. u. 1915, at ths I s,
o'clock n. m. for the purpose OF eioct.
Ing a Board OF Directors for tha IN.
suing year and tn. Transaction OF suen
other business NJ may properly eo"s
a wAgUEi'HS. President.
PRANK kHEYBfii. Sects,a,y'
First publication November H. ~
last notification. D.cemb.r =. lRlo.-
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
MUSICAL GIFTS ARE IDEAL

Because they bring the creates,
permanent pleasure, and always re-
fleet the refinement and good taste
OF the giyer Music is the CHEEKY
companion of many lonesome hour,
of many a stormy day and long win
try evening
just OFF the Press
Our new illustrated catalog OF
Money Saving Christmas Specials,
showing Accortiions
Pianos Music Cabinets
Player Pianos Duet Benches
victroIas Records
Violins Playcr-I.olls
Guitars Sheet Music
Ukuleles Nandolins
Send this ad with your name and
address, stating what you are inter
ested in, and We will Immediately
return our catalog and full informa-
ton. Liberal terms for the holidays.
Let us help you to select musical
presents.
Our prompt mail services brings
the big store direct to your door.
Name ..-..-.....-.. ...........
Address ............. $1,000.
] am interested In ......,.........
THE KNIGHT-CAMPBELL MUSIC
COMPANY. Denver. Colo.
Established In 1874.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-09
Nnrff.I. OF pAf,t,

TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN.
10 AN order entered In the above on.
Titled cause nj the first meeting o!
creditors authorizing the underslSned
10 sell the properly n the ABOVE
private sale. I viii At the hour Of
The Denver star., 1916-12-09
ScHWAB WILL EMPLOY
C0loRED Men N PLANT

Baltimore. Md That Chas
M. Schwab intends to give
colored labor a square deal at
his big steel works near the
city was asserted BY his con-
hdential man. Joseph l.. Ray.
at a banquet rendered him by
representative men of the
race here Tuesday evening of
last week.
Mr.. Ray said that Mr.. Sch
wab intended spending $780,.
100000 within the next three
years in developing his plant
here, and would make Balti-
more the greatest shipbuildine
center on Atlantic seaboard.
He said that 10000 men
would be employed. and that
colored men would be given a
chance at anything they were
capable of doing. He said
that it spelled good things
for the race in the way of in
dustrial opportunity.
Others who spoke during
the evening included John H.
Murphy, editor of the Afro
American: Bishop John Hurst
c. F.. James, who attend the
meeting here of the American
Federation of Labor as a del
legate fsom Minnesota::sCit
Councilman Harry S. Cum
mings, c. c. Fitzgerald. DIR.
William H. Wright and Ma
son A. Hawkins. Darlington
L. Davis was 6astmaster.
The Denver star., 1916-12-09
Police Object to Sale of
Negro Papers on Streets

Birmingham. Ala.-An indi-
Gated effort to stop the sale of
papers published by colored
men was seen in the action of
one of the city detectives.
Goldstein, who ordered a col
ored man. vender of Negro
papers, to go to the office of
the chief of police, as he did
not want Negro papers sold
on the streets any more"
Ting vendor, however, had
taken out a business license.
and other than being kept for
two hours. cooling his heels
in the cheief's Office, was not
interfered with.
1t is thought that this action
indicates that when licenses
are due to be renewed on Jan
..uary 1, 1917, colored news
agents would be refused, but
just how the police officials
hope to be able tc do this
does no. appear
The Denver star., 1916-12-09

4
Abbeville County can never
again hold the place she once
occupied in public esteem,
|hut she can. in q measure a,
least, make some atonemEn1
by bringing as many of the
members of this mob as pos
sible to the bar of justice and
seeing to it that they are ad
equately punished; but in the
present low state of public
opinion that exists at present
in South Carolina when it
comes to the enforcement of
the criminal laws of the state
it is useless to hope that this
will be done.
One thing is certain. how
ever, and that is that we must
put an end to occurrences of
this kind or we will soon have
the very foundation stones up
on which our civilization rests
crumbling beneath our feet.
The writer will in another
article pay his respects, as the
saying goes, to the people
who make crimes of this kind
possible by their silly senti-
mentality in trying to save
men from the legitimate con :
sequences of their crimes. A
great deal of this is falsely
called mercy, but the true
mercy is in the rigid and in.
eNorable enforcement of the
criminal laws. Sending a man
to the electric chair or to the
penitentiary does not degrade
him. for he degrades himself
when he commits the crime.
w. d. WOODS.
Darlington, S. c..
The Denver star., 1916-12-09
baltimore Gets Verdict
In Determination Case.

Brooklyn, N. Y..-Mrs. Jen
ME ]. Johnson of 4o West
I3oth street. New York City,
and Miss Theodore Randall
of Boston. Mass. thru their
attorney. Robert P. Lattimore
of $50 Nassau street, New
York. won decision over the
proprietors of the New York
Restaurant. situated on the
Bowery. Coney Island. for al :
legged discrimination. on the
The Denver star., 1916-12-09

and county from this inefface
able disgrace2 Had any cit
zen done this he would have
done thecounty a greater ser
vice than any other man to
whom it has ever given birth,
and more entitled to everlast
ing remembrance, for what
is one life or a hundred lives.
when, if by their sacrifice they
can save the fair name and
honor of the state and county
The Denver star., 1916-12-09
daughters of Crawford and

daughters of Crawford and
their families to abandon
their $4,000 home and get
out of the State by November
IS. After the meeting this
mob proceeded to close up all
the colored shops in Abbeville
The Columbia State. in a
powerful editorial, pointed
out that in view of the exodus
of colored labor from the
south to the northern indus
trial fields and the appoach of
the new boil weevil. South
Carolina's problem was to
keep her colored men instead
of serving notice on them, no
matter how industrious or
successful they might be.
their case was absolutely
hopeless. 1t so convinced
the business men of Abbeville
that they had lynched their
own pocketbooks that on No
vember E another mass meet
ing was held in the courthouse
denouncing the mob's out
rage, pledging law and order
in the county, invoking state
and federal aid if necessary,
and planning a local military
company and guaranteeing
protection to all.
Governor Manning has ler.
sonally endorsed all this and
will seek to have the legisla-
ture act against lynch law in
the future.
The Denver star., 1916-12-09
SOUTHERN RY. SUED FOR
ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION

Damage suits aggregatinp
the sum Of $4,000 are being
filed against the Southern
Railway Company, corpo-
ration, in the United States
Court for the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia upon the
grounds that the said CON-
pany recently practiced and
imposed unjust discrimina-
tions against certain colored
passengers in transporting
them from one State to anoth-
er and at the same time it
gave to white passengers un-
due and unreasonable pref
erence and advantages over
them in violation of the In
terstate Commerce Law.
On the 18th Of last August
the Southern Railway Com
pany operated an excursion
train from Danville, Va. thru
Lynchburg, to Atlantic City,
N. and prior 10 that date
the company advertised the
excursion offering among its
inducements Pullman sleep
ing cars. Five passengers col.
ored, at Lynchburg, purchas-
ed tickets for berths accomo-
dation on a Pullman car at
tached to the train in question
but when they presented
themselves. expecting to be
accorded the use and enjoy
ment Of their berths, they
we're positively refused and
denied the rights. use. privi-
lege an enjoyment for which
they had paid simply because
they we're colored.
1t was insisted by one of
the white passengers that the
conductor either eject him or
the colored people from the
ca-, and refused to surrender
his ticket until the conductor
told him he had put the color.
ed people of the car.
The Denver star., 1916-12-09

New York,-A committee
of prominent colored citizens
with James Reese Europe as
president, Chas. w. Anderson
as treasurer. and Romeo l..
Doughtery. as secretary, will
give a popular priced testi
monial dinner to Fred ]. Pol
lard. of Brown, the football
sensation of the season. on
December 40, at the Libya.
The Denver star., 1916-12-09

9th day of July, 1916. Their
cases were tried on Nov. 10
and " at the 5th District
Municipal Court. Brooklyn.
before Judge Charles B. Law.
and q jury. The jury award
d each Of the ladies $loo.
The Denver star., 1916-12-09
SOUTH CAROLINA TO
PUNISH MuRDERERs.

0sOb
New York.-Gov. Richard
|. Manning of South Carolina
as a result cf the recent lynch,
ing of Anthony Crawford. at
Abbeville, has taken a stand
which promises to clear the
the name of the State of the
stigma which attached to it
during the administration of
his predecessor. the notorious
Cole Blease Governor Man.
ming, in statement given out
to the press on the day before
election, said:
Il was out Of the State when
the Abbeville lynching oc-
Cured. AS soon as | learned
of it | called Solicitor K. A.
Cooper and Sheriff r. M /.
Burts of Abbeville to the of
fee and called on Coroner F.
w. K. Nance of Abbeville
County to comply with the
law and furnish me with a
copy of the testimony taken
at the coroners inquest. |
found that the coroner held
an inquest. but took no testi-
mony." He had instructed
the Sheriff and Prosecutor to
find and arrest all guilty oi
numbering Crawford.
The lynchine referred to
occurred on October al in one
of South Cardinals most
beautiful and progressive cit
les. Anthony Crawford, the
victim. was 81 years old and
worth over $4,000. He got
into a row with a white store
keeper named Barksdale over
the price of cottonseed. 1t is
reported that Mr.. barksdale
called him a liar and Craw-
ford cursed him roundly in
return, whereupon a clerk ran
out to give Crawford a beat
ing with an ak handle. He
was saved from this by a po-
liceman, who arrested Craw-
ford and took him to the
municipal building. but when
they let him out on bail a
crowd of men took after him
again. intent on Furnishing
him for daring to curse a
white man.
The day a white man hits
me is the day l die" Anthony
Crawford once said to friend
When he saw the crowd com
ing after him he went down
in the boiler room Of gin,
picked up a our-pound ham,
mer and waited. The first
man who came at him, Nc
Kinney Cam. received a bad
but not fatal blow in the head
which fractured his skull, but
someone hurled stone which
knocked out Crawford before
he reached any one else.
The mob went back to the
iail at a O clock that afternoon
dragged Crawford thru the
streets Of the colored quarter
with rope around his neck,
hung his mu,ilated body to a
nine tree at the entrance to
the fair grounds. and expend
ed a couple ofhundred rounds
of ammunition at it.
On Monday a meeting was
called in the Abbeville court
house, at which it was decided
to order the sixteen sons aad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-14
CHANGE DUTIES OF
PURcHASlN AGENT

Much discussed amendments to- tho
purchasing agent ordinance passed
first reading at last nights meeting
of the supervisors Az soon: as they
go into effect department heads viii
do their own buying fromF schedules
FURNISHED by The pnfc CHASING agent,
Without TIE necessity Sc going to him
With reqiisiton fer an order. With
in As hours after making purchase
they must send a duplicate order to
the purchasing agent according TO the
terms of the amendment ordinance.
Purchases made in violation of the
contracts for materials and supplies
made by the city are to pc reported
by the purchasing agent to the board.
These changes In the ordinance are
expected to do away with the friction
between the purchasing agent and the
department heads which has resulted
at times through conflict over orders.
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# Observation-Disclosures UM-
BAGO, KIDNEYS OR RHEUMATISM,
TAKE HOT WATER And 'ANURIC


backache, pains here and there,
rheumatism. govt, gravel, neuralgia
and sciatica result. Il was Dr. Pierce
who discovered a new agent, called
:. Annric, which will throw out and
eradicate this uric acid from the sys-
tenn DR.. Piere6 BELIEVES AnuFic'i 70
be 81 times Moro potent than litbia.
and consequently you need no longer
fear muscular or articular rheumatism
or govt, or many other diseases which
are dependent on an accumulation Of
uric ecid within the body. Send Dr..
Pierce, Inyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. y
Zoe for trial package or loo for full
treatment Annrie.
DR.. Pierce's reputation is back Of
this medicine and you know that his
Pheasant Pellets for the liver and
his AFavorite Prescription for the nls
OF women have had splendid reputa-
ton for the past so years. Adv.
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-
American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney trous
BILE, BECAUSE we eiit TOO much and al
our food IS rich. Our blood Is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out. they weaken from
become sluggish / the clint
native tissues clog andathH result y
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
q general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel Ike Jumps
of lead. when your hack hurts or the
urine is cloudy, full Of sediment, or.
YOU are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night, when
ynu suffer with sick headache or
dizzy. nervous spells acid stomach, or
YOU have rheumatism when the
weather Is bad. get from your drug,
gist-a ANURIc. Because Of uric
acid in ogerabundance il the SYSTEM
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HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN WE'D EsDAY. JUNE Il 19ls.
DISMISS CHARGES
AGAINST CIIY'S
PURCHASE AGENT

Charges preferred against Il. e
Weseott city purchasing agent. were
dismissed BY the board OF supervisors
last night on Recommendation Of the
finance committee, appointed to IN
yestieate them. They reported thar
they had heard evidence and argu-
ment from J. III. Hakuole, the dis
charged assistant to Wescott, who
preferred the charges. and from Wes.
colt himself. and that the charges
were not sustained.
At the last meeting of the commit
tee, Hakuole, after failing to substan-
tate his other charges, declared that
he would have first-hand evidence of
Wescott's obscene remarks to tele-
phone girls within q few days and
asked that meeting of the commit.
tee be called when he was ready with
his witnesses. Chairman Logan
agreed.
Hakuole has not yet produced his
witnesses and admitted to Logan yes,
terday that he was not able to get
them. That clears Wescott then. :
Logan declared. and the report was
made accordingly
Supervisor Arnold at first opposed
the Adoption OF the report Of the CONS
mittee last night, claiming that one
Of the charges at least was Technically
correct and no action should be taken
until there was full meeting OF the
board af
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The STAR-BULLETINis fully
installed in the three story
Star Bulletin Budding, at 125
Merchant Street, next to the
StangenWaId. Phone 491l for
all departments. Ii ga :, az
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MAKE OAiil,S ROADS
AS GOOD AS SCENERY,
URGES THIS VISITOR

why spoil the ship for ha'porth of
tar" Such was the comment made
BY ]. Howard. q visitor from Sydney.
N. s. w, when speaking or the auto
trip around this Island sThe wonder
full scenic trip IS only marred by the
deplorable condition OF the road for
the first 20 miles (yia the Palf), but
after that, with the excellent road.
bed and the charming and fascinating
stretch for the remaining SO miles, the
excursion win ever remain with us IS
one of the attractions Of the Isles of
Peace. & 81 S s. g. s
Mr. Howard LEFT By this morning $
Makura upon which ship he arrived
last month. accompanied By Mrs. and
Miss Howard They have been guests
at the Moana. s
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!. sore EYes, GFanulabed Eyellds, Eyes
iniaraed By exposure to SUN, Dust and Wind
onicEly. relieved By Murine Eye Renedys No
snlarting, just Eye Comfort. AT your Druggists
Or u mail. sc pec n0ftle. SCR Book 81 the
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CITY AFFAIRS AND
SUPERVISOR NOTES

- - 81. +
Last nlgnt msetih aul0ut ns'u
arlyTDefore = e,clock. s
the mayor ana supelvlso[s 1870 a'a...'s..
ana anna were Apsenl- sup5l iSol
Logan .9ok lne cnalL t., 81.
fermlts 70 sen mlik we're elall. ~
Ioe re loli2Nih 3 - s.,s -
q. y, q -
rata and z. tamahitas 3,
sss . g. = .es., :, a, -.
pounuInas1en y. Z 1unna !. III vi. -
vacancy caused ~ she gsasn - : - ],
n nt: 5asLe = no s'lla assss'.ss'
g me poslt,0ns s.. -.
ne f1Onoh.iu senool tOI poss ~ i, !. !.
g hslls al,u ~ ~ = ~ =.
ssaoua.lon 4sIsises - - ns,s ~, -,
NJ. q ~ - E =
Ie41 49, ny IT, T.. -. 8. ,s.sA
Nsgusss = n,lls IN 80. 8,
so.lu .ol 2 4, pe'.eI = 60. 1919 ~ va =
- sls We ~ , $3.50 = 4, y. \,
.,on llsu ~ sns i..lie 3 = ..'a 8
.ney nau appsalsu - .ns !. .naass = I
sl5 ma.sI ses 3, = sa..ss a..e 80 =.
, ,.au $500 =. s..- iie sou.u ~
laS N. q . lu.,us. ..a.aa,,
Inc nsAs meee!ns vii pe mo =. -
noo sospln q pus sns Rs's T ~. = 49, =
s s Is,uS sae hessls 49, nl ~. : -. =
100 a1.. : !,
,o. lv.lvl - sols s -
.oy l.sns - -. -
5upels .lols zaIlio.u any -. ss. "
-. 49, - .ess'.. ~ - n ~ - z
r,, s,s..,..
-. $500 M ' -,
'. s..l,'s,Oll - s.',l 10
~, v.lsss' ~. Ss.sSs so." -.
.,.l e .sps .Ia 5,se 49,.
sol .a. s.s ~ $500 ~ 3. ~, 1870
&c ~ pa.i lllialsss lnsoius = ~ ~
nullDsl ~ $500 -
8, = plas's !, - -, y az. - E ulpp 9s'
uiS alosi'u sl, ~ ,s.a.lu
49, - - ~, 49, e s,p s1i' sin,,.
Pig sea- az .ol @ 80, is a.9.,,, e !.
silNn ~ - ksss as,I, &c.. 49,
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POLICE REPORT SHOWS
OVER 400 ARRESTS MADE

The essence of the police report for
the city and county Of Honolulu for
the last month prepared by Deputy
Sheriff julius w. Aschs Is that
there were ,4o4 arrests, 2s9 convictions
and $4,000 collected in fines. costs
and forfeitures : 4F<sss ri ~
In district of Homo tuiT there
were go arrests and s2198 collected.
S In May, 1915. the number Of arrests
was less but the amount OF fines was
larger. 4 gsss fE-szs 81
OF those convicted last month IS
were Hawaiian, so Chinese, 5f-Japa-
Hese, Portuguese ana % 6thers.
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Yii!353

Program beginning 1880 p. M, until
q p. N.
Evening 1.-TWO shows, $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR TODAY
AND EVENING.
Through Troubled Waters" three
. part drama), sVitagraph.
Dreamy bud Sees Charlie Chaplin
tcomedy). Essanay.
THE Master or the Eengals fdrama) !,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-14

The Japanese steamer Tansan Ma
ru, Boston for Manchester, was towed
into Berehaven, Ireland, with her
main shaft broken.