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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31

~ vtt LONG ~ y.

crship II the water works here
4 viii va out in the long run
~ II clniud with complete sincerity
10y advocats of city ownership AMI
champions { the 100000 bond issi'.
| TN. questi, of interest to the taN.
payers wh,ue invited to- assume re-
| ,ponsibility u this Si00, 900 debt IL
how long VI the run be.
II may % that IN the long run
We may bc d. TO get water cheaper
from "a muripal plant. than it is >,
be had f now from a privately
! owned plant u ~ possible to furnish
ate cheap now than il wa twenty
odd years atwhen the present fran
chisc was lsnted. This franchise,
now proporl rgardcd as cxorbitnnt
and wholly air To- the consumer in
some Of rs Tar, was considered fair
at the time itat granted But II has
required tive wears ana II doubled
population t'nskc cheaper water
possible horctt TX possible now and
Ia water co,any has been willing
a. give 1t ioionc time past.
The real r'or Albuquerque has
not had 20-c water long since IT,
not an unwiilness ON the part rf
the Mater conuy To- give IL, but an
unwillingness tn part Of the lily
EsLernmcnt i'ermit the people ~
~ new rnchisc.
city rnish water cheaper
Lnts ,ousand gallons
kno certainly. but y is
lly reed tina, the co..
nut standing a loss
OF. ls a loss ON rp-
Ro way that loss
tpayer'ho are asked 10
ti00.ou,nd issue IN winch
III pay srest and siukih.
karges by low
is guide proc that In another
)nfy years wacah be furnished
cheaper thap cent Der l.Yul
polons, Bat WIN tho
have gained .n t,imc. If a., pays
"A 20-ccnt rate ais water aud
49, :, cover -, and s,pt,,r
fund besides
As the Ration II put In a head
up. 4, is issue esd
Increased tor increased
u,t., r,tcs for
mo, vnt.r 80 Wuru
VIII. Won uA\,p U1Tu,r
IN, ,,gpu,pt IN. q. ,,rdg must
,s.d r,t /, b,.a bu, e.,
ln, 10 mnl. the v,,m,,ry stand
,s ,r,r,l SEE uti.- has b.cn
|~.copn,.a and vipc n, tho vr,,-'
i, s,,t,mc,t ot \ ,Nas,,,p ,vr.
> %, tho water ,ov. tina, nls
,.,,htse ~propos,l ,a.f ITO
o,1s ,,c defeated ~A,hu,uc,,u,
,t.,,. In extend ,h,chis.
Tn. ascertain th,,.r can l,'
,,r,,shcd for : cent ,ws,,, .,,.
Inns mas been cxplo,nA no ono
,.h, has ,iyc, any th,~.,, mt
10, contends now n. si,v ,,n
furnish /, for less IN cam, and
n,k.
We are assured at AZ ao-cop,
,n,cr una.r the ira, - ,ch ~,
no. c,n IN, had
"A, nre not nt All seo.g,,,
,,.r under city own 1pu,inp
wo v.nts since II hose pl,,,
la ps., consumers M, A c.,ts
thousand pllluns; or,fs mar,
nan wns the maximum. "A ,nd.,
n. old frnnchis. there.
Tin, out, thing you n. WIN
n. IA yo,, an these /, honda
"S' F' u" ~ "oo'''''
! '"'""''" '" s"'S
<itttlN ifllill wv lhNN' mut N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
NIX. Ii.N'> VI.

~ AIlpH 6 ELY, chalrne
TX Republican state a..
~ has eos, mis- hat int,
l.,rt.r Of the apttatod 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
live. no difficulties with which to

solve. no difficulties with which Ia
struggle.
"But you're settling the difhculties
right. There's the point. I've hccn
visiting New McNico now aud then
for more than a quarter NJ a century.
and every visit shows that you have
taken q long, strong, sure step ahead.
"Onc OF these times. before you
know il, New Mexico viii be known.
not as a pleasure resort, not as a
health resort, not az a land VI new
opportunities, bat as u splendid m
dustrial community, as good az ihc
bcst.
"With the temper you are showing,
ne other outcome Is possible"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
3reie Yrede tr seras: spnmbtnb 6. Mai 1915.

in Gtreit ~geratett, in oeiien gerIani
Soulton oen @genten in oen Inter
leib ldoB.
Gountpri6ter Sbipp bon 8el=
ton ernoltnte 8. 9. Mepbennp bon
9oaano gum Serpalter oes Nab-
laiies BON Sobn 8p6open, Der fid
uno ieine Somilie leBte @o6e err
Idoiien bat; oas binterlaiiene 81
eetttum belauft ii6 a1f ettua $4,000.
Gin 8eri6t oes lanonirtihoft=
Iiden Minilteriums gu @albington
teilt nit, oaB i'm Sabre 1916 inn
Staate Seras 2721 @der nit Gro
beeren bepflon5t tpuroen.
- Die 2ei6e Ser 6~3iabrigen Srou
gmtlie Dunn bon Corpus Gbriiti
muroe in Der oortieen Sal gefunoen;
Die SSrau lit an Ser Beuagra=&rant-
belt uno i6eint aus 8er5meiflung
barber ms 8aiier geiprungen GIT
fem. Srau Dunn binterlaBt fiini
erpadlene &tnoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
Die ~bramatiidje Mbteilnmg oes
oeutIdzlttterari1d]en 8ereins.

Die oromotiide abteilung oes
oeutlh litterarii6en 8ereins bielt
tire Iebte G%eriammlu1tg fir oieIes
Sabre unter lebr 5ablrei6er 8eteili,
gll1q bon 9erren uno 9amen i'm
@ereins5immer Montag @beno ob.
5rau Or. 81. Sads fiibrte Sen @or=
iis.
llrtter Ser 2eitnng BON Srou sc.
Stolte tpur6e Elm ausge5eidnetes
Brogramm ourdgefibrt. Sopron-
Colo: A. SIN 6erbit, bon &ob.
Sran5.
b. gs bat sic Gole iid befIagt,
SRI. Siloa 8agner, alapierbegIei=
tung: SRI. Miaie 8ogner.
alapier Colo: Slmoresfe, Sri.
Gi6ter.
3itber : Solo: a. Die orei HoIen,
BON 2uomig Steiien. b Gin CONT
tag Nbeno, bon 8eter Henf, SEER SO.
&upersberg.
Defamation: 9os MGrden, Serr
is. @ros.
Sopran= un0 genor=Ouett: Die
Iiirnberger 8uppe, SRI. 9. SenIel
uno SEER q. grler.
Defamation: y9es Maofens
&lnee~, Srau sc. StoIte.
Darauf ma,roe ser 5dmanf BON
$. Sltbe, Ser SousldIlliel" ooer
0aaltgelteat" bon ben Domen s.
3aoih ilno .. &. Suder uno 6er
Serren 81. @rler uno g. Sepe por-
gelelen.
9af SdluB oes 9rosramms bielt
Jrau Or. q. Sabs cine @niprahe,
in melder Tie einen lteberblif iiber
oas Gun uno @alten Der oramati=
ldenIbteilung gab II. nit GROCER Sc
geiiternng iid) Iber oas @odien uno
Die rege 8eteiligung ausIprah.
9arauf belt SEER s. @rieie BON
Werico Gitp cine Mnreoe. gr lprah
feline gepunoeru1g iiber Sen @erein
aus uno iein Grltaunen iiber Die
fraftige Soroerung ser oeutlden
Sprnde. Ct duberte aud, ouB er Ell
men @erein In ST 8aio grilloen fper-
De. Mnd er5ablte er iiber feline
Reiien in SiiO-slmerifa nnb anoeren
Geilen Ser @eIt.
0arauf folgte Ser eeieaige @beno,
es puroen Ieidte Grfrildnneen ber-
umgereidt. Srall q. ShiebeI, ssrau
VI. Serrmann, SRI. Sens, SRI. oief
nto SRI. Serlit maren Die @aitge-
berinnen.
Sran .. :. Smfer, Sefretdriu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
Seras.

Gin idarfer gngriff gegen Die
bon Den teranild)en 5euerperiide=
rlings @eieaIhaften entiporfenen
uno gebrmihten Yolicen Gormt-
lare tit bon Der San Mntonio abpo-
faten Jirnla Sifs, @ids, Eeagor-
ben & 9iflon eenlaft poroen. Die
genannte 5irma proteltiert i'm Sea
men Der uGolicD Soldiers Erotec.
tipe Ngencp" bel Ser vSeras Sire
GommiIiion1 in glu5tin geaen cine
erboburig Der Seuerberiiderungs
3oten uno beantragt, oaB Die aom-
million oieie a~nltoBigen SormuIare
crit griinolid repioiere ltno abanoe-
re, I'M Safe Die 4ommiiiion nid)t
Belt bat, oiele MngeIegenbeit BEL ser
aitf ben 25. Mni anseiesten aGse-
meinen 8erbanoIuna gu belpred)en,
bittet aopofat 9iflon i'm Nan1en
leiner 5irmo, ibm Dor oielem Ger.
mine @ebor ihenfen 5n poaen. Die
erbobitns Der gerfiferungs : Mote
fir faufmannilhe Sitter Inn 1914
Sro5ent miro ais poait1noia unae-
red]tfertigt peroammt.
Sn Multin erihoB iid,
5rcitag friih Inn 6 llbr Ser 35iGb-
rige 8. q. Mc@nirt IN leinem 3im-
mer i'm Soiltbern Sotel. Ser @dui;
tpuroe BON peridiebenen 2euten ae-
bort, ood gIanbten oieiel6en, Dab
bet Small ourh oos BIasen zines
aitomobilreifens oerurladt lei. Grit
als man bcim Oeffnen Scr inter
Wc@nirt's 3immer Iiegenoen gi[-
larobaae 8lut our6 Die 9ede trop-
fein iab, idopfte man 8eroaft, oar
etfpas nift in Sronung lei. Son
cinem berbeigerufenen 9oli5iiten
puroe Die Cir erbrohen uno Wc.
@lirt tot aufgefunoen.
0iitriftrihter Roberts bon
Sodbart, Der bonn @ouperneur Scr.
| gnion als Spe5ialridter fir Der
Welt SeraS 9anf ano 8r1iIt Com.
ponp.8aa ernollnt mar, teilte Dem
@orperneltr nit, bob er bic @rnen.
mtng nidt onnebmen f0nne, oa ei
ais oS~tofboloer~ Der 2odbart Statt
9anf fir Den 6all oisaualifi5iert lei
5. &. Seffrep, elm ~24iGbriqet
0iloer : Ieent, muroe in Muffin
bon u. g. 9ouiton in better
Saule eridofien Die 9eioen parer
tuegef zines BON Seffrep CIR Ser.
groBerlng anaenonntenen Bibles
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06

nodt in oos Solis bon SRI. 2e1la
9rtam, geo. 106 2aoaca Str, ein
uno ftobl 1925 in barren @eloe, eth
goloenes @rmbono, 5pei gltlenna-
oeln, elm gaar Sbrringe uno nod
peri6ieoene anoere pertpoae
56miidgegenftanoe. -4u6 bos @I-
ton 9otel> 1913 &eiman Ctr, muir
De BON ginbred)ern beimeeiu6t;
bier mllroe oas goib=Gegiiter geitob=
len, in oen &of geldleppt uno BORT
getualtiam erbro6en; Die 9iebe er=
be11teten MIR SOC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06

/ GulIen i'm Eager bon Sapelberq per=
offentliben Die 3eitungen cine @r-
fldrnng, tpel6e Der oanil1e Saupt=
mann b. Spaetb Dem 4ommaroan-
ten oes 2agers gegeriiber nbgob. 9er
oanil6e Sfi5ier beim9te oas Eager
nit Ser Sbneiter Snmlonotpa BON
ruiiiiben Soften &reuS nno idgte,
na9oem er lange nit ben @efangc.
men geiproben batte, obne Dob ein
0entlber 5ngegen mar: SD bnlte
es fir meine 8fliht, meiflen Danf
fir Die quite 8ebmolnng o~us8uoriif-
fen, nelbe ben @efangenen 5uteil
miro. Sn meinen 11nterreonnaer
NIT ibnen babe id) nidt cine einsi=
&c &lage gebort.~
0as 5todbolmer .Dagblnoet" be-
riatet, Dab Die ruiiilde gfegieruna
INN Die g~rlaubnis nodgeludt bot,
taglid einen Gilenbabn5ug nit Be-
bensmitteln fir oie in Dertfhlano
befinoliden ruiiiiden @efanaeneu
ourd) S1fpeoet gu lenoen.
9as &atbmls in 2iGe lit ourd Ell
men 8rano p~onitGroig serIf6rt NOR
ben, oof fonnte Die foItbarc gibIio=
tbef in Dem @eb61toe ann aroBten
Seile gerettet ner6en. Die giblio=
tbefarin, cine Sran3olin, lud,te ofe
nertpoaiten 8iiher aus ltro bdnoia-
te tie ben oeutlhen SoIoaten Elm.
Delde elm &ette biloeten, Inn lie aus
Dem ~brennenben @eb1uoe su fdaf
fem Die 8ibIiotbef entbielt rabeau
100000 8dn6e un6 pieIe alte 6ono-
ldr1ften. 0as @eb1uoe fonnte bon
Der Selerfpebr nidt gerettet fueroen,
oo1 gelang es, Die Musbreitunq Ser
Slammen auf oie benahborten 8uli-
ten 81 berbinoern.
Die Sranapien meloen, 6aF uSrb=
lid non Steenitrate mnS 0irmnnben
ld)arfe MrtileriefGmpfe if~attgefnnoen
baben, fupbei iie ben oe1tfdeu GteG=
litngen erbebliden Gd)aSen sngefiat
baben ippllen.
Son ben anoern Seilen Der 8elf-
front fueroen nnr MrtiGeriefampfe
| gemeISet,
Sn elmer @eriammIlg oes .3ens
tralansiduifes Der Geihsbanf beridt
tete &ei9sbanfpr1iioent Ma6olf So
penitein, oaB Die 3nbl ser gin5eI-
8eidnungen auf oie pierte arieqsan-
leibe 100000 aegen 1909, 900
BET Der eriten a~riegsanleibe betrage.
Die 3abl Der 3eifnungen allf Sum
men BON menieer als 1000 Marf be-
TRACE nabe5u 100000 qeqen
100000 bel Der eritcn Mnleibe.
S6iiler BON 500 @plnnafien seidne-
ten insgeiammt 100000 @orf.
Sn $50 anabenidnlen pnroen IT,,
100000 Marf ee5eidnet. 9ie 5dii
Ter BON 3tt offentIidrn SduIen in
Berlin, nno 5ipar a1ein in Sen I'M
teren alaiferL bra1ten 100000
Warf ouf.
Son ben srnppen in SaIpnifi
iunroe elm Zeppelin bernnteraeIdol-
len, Der in ben @arSar itirstt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
GotfOnTaineu- Trpbmfte.

Gun ahlorno 2eras lzA ets.
0dloelph 9enerrL l2.IO Gents.
Enffanfo
60 gan Infontp, Ser., o. WRat 1916
grlme eruos Cotton Seeo Oil. 20
senis pei @naone
sfeiu gprf, s. Mai. Spot St0.65
bio; Moi, $1O.7O uno SfO72. sam;
5000 mo $11.0o; Sui, $11.o6 unS
sli.lo, Miigilt $11.06 iirS $1I09;
Ssr 90 OK , gso 90 oa nhS 9lo.Ss; 1ttos
'aS 90 S9. 90. Inp Ss;9o, Mooember, SsI6
"np p9,Ao' Se6emoer, Se.9O nno Ss-92.
Horm.ssroSnFte
,r mr.ss:.
Butter @ To- ea, ast Wos-
gier (mrr fr;54sl 2 pss SSluaS
Siihnsr '''" 20. oo yet Slmano
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06

BanmmpHe.

Gan Intomo, Seras. 1874 gts.
@dlpeiton, eeftern 1870 Gents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
BERLIN CLAIMS
CHANNEL FIGHT
German Omeial)

BERLIN, Germany, Nov. 4-The
German authorities once more state
that all German torpedo boats which
took part in the enterprise in the Eng
lish channel during the night of Octo-
ber 26-27 returned No boat was dam
aged. by artillery hits or mines.
As to the English patrol ships sunk
by German torpedo-boats, English
Minister Balfour admits that No. 6,
the official English reports first had
mentioned none. The German report
gave their number, which, according
to new and careful investigation, must
be considered as very conservative.
German torpedo-boats were by no
means driven away by the British
for there was no British force present
that could have done this.
The British destroyers that showed
themselves were partly shot down in
such surprising fashion that they
could not fire one shot, and the rest
saved themselves by flight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
Jack McGRATH
DEAD, IS REPORT
Notorious Gangster, Escaped
From Jail, Said to Have Died
Several Months Ago

That John j. ('Jack") McGrath,
one of the leaders of the McGrath-
Lewis-Boggs-Sc gang of badger
game" artists and hold-up men hunt
ed down last year, died some weeks
or months ago in Brooklyn, N. Y, is
the story that has reached Honolulu.
McGrath was under indictment for
first-degree highway robbery, had
pleaded guilty to second-degree rob-
berry, and was awaiting sentence on
May /, 1915, wnen the night previous
he escaped from the county jail and
has never been trailed down. His
escape led to a jail scandal exposed
by the Star-Bulletin and investigated
by the territorial grand jury. From
time to time there have been re-
ports that he was il San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Mexico, and Deputy
Sheriff Asch made fruitless trip to
San Diego and Tia Juana to get him
and the embezzling former president
OF the Honolulu brewery, c. G. Bart
lett, with whom he was supposed to
be in company.
On September 30 of last year the
McGrath case was stricken from the
court calendar, to be brought up If he
ever was apprehended. At the po-
lice station today it was said that re-
ports have come indirectly but upon
good authority that McGrath has been
dead for several months. Chief Nc
Dnffie has heard the report and it is
said that the same rumor has also
come to McGrath's father-in-law.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
JEFFS RELEASED,
AGAIN ARRESTED
Upon SUSPICION
Second Arrest Made on Request
Attorney Garden; Dr.. Aver
Examines Wound

Twice in the last "a hours Harold
Jeffs, the barber, has been arrested
by the police on suspicion OF being
responsible for the death of his wife
Thursday-morning He is now being
held for investigation.
Immediately following the coroner's
jury verdict yesterday that discredit
ed the suicide theory, he was arrested
to be released later in the afternoon
in the custody of two friends. This
morning Sheriff Rose again ordered
him behind the bars upon request OF
Deputy County Attorney w. T. Car
den.
Police Surgeon R. G. Aver made a
thorough examination Friday evening
of the bullets path through the vic
tim's brain and personally does not
believe the shot could have been fired
by herself
"It would be almost a physical i'm
possibility for her to have held the
rifle in such position to take down
ward path from the place Of entrance
into the skull instead of the probable
upward course had she shot herself, =
says the physician.
He also does not understand how
the gun could have been resting so
naturally across her breast with the
thumb carefully inserted in the trig-
ger guard when the result of such a
shot is complete collapse.
Attorney E. A. Douthitt, who has
been retained by Jeffs, stated this
morning that the two little Jeffs chill
dren had been taken to the st. An.
drew's priory.
Jeffs, in custody of Detective Ru-
delphi Stein, went to his wife's funeral
yesterday afternoon but showed no
signs of breaking down.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
THROWING OF GLASS IN
STREET BRINGS FINE

Judge Monsarrat was almost "peev,
cd" Friday morning in police court
following the trial of CHR Hark Sir, a
Korean whom the magistrate had
fined $5 for throwing a soda water
bottle on the street, when he learned
the defendant had a posted bond OF
$50 in cash.
The whole audience laughed with
the court when he said he had no idea
the defendant had so much money and
might have assessed a fine mere in
proportion to what he considered a
serious practise
When the defendant explained
through an interpreter, however, that
he was hard working man, entirely
ignorant of the law and received an
average wage cf s21 in rs days, the
judge felt better but he refused to
remit costs of the trial, still holding
the fine as high as possible in the
light of that whole half hundred dol
lars in cash.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
GERMAN ATTACKS
/. ON TWO FRONTS
RESULT in GAINS
On Russian and Rumanian
Lines They Achieve Sue
CeSSeS in Hot Fighting
RUSSIA GETS NEW LOAN.
TOTAL OVER TWO BILLIONS
Foreign Country Borrowing in
United States Enormous;
Days Campaign Events
tAssociated Press by Federal wireless)

(Associated Press By Federal wireless)
BERLIN. Germany, Nov 4-lt is
rumored that Russian battleship at
Sebastopol has been badly damaged
by 6 mine.
LONDON. Eng, Nov. A wireless
from Rome says that in two days OF
defensive fighting the Austrians have
lost 10000 killed and 10000 wounded
and that the Italians have taken 5000
prisoners and are continuing their ad'
vance.
BERLIN, Germany. Nov 4.-Por-
tions of the Russian main position on
the Naryovka river. southeast OF Lem
ber, were taken by the Teutons today
in a series of charges
The Rumanians on their front occu-
pied the Rosca Heights, southeast of
Altschanz. but in the Predeal pass
region the Teutons have recaptured a
former position.
|. On the western front the Teutons
repulsed attacks on the Guedeneourt
and Les Boeufs sectors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
300 FEARED LOST
BY COLLISION IN
THE IRISH CHANNEL
Steamers Collide and Both Sink
Almost Instantly; One Sur
vivor Rumored
fAssociated Pics br FederaI M.lreIess

CAssociated Press by Federal Y'irpleSsl
LONDON, Eng. NOV. 4 The Lon
don & Northwestern Railway steam.
ship Connemara and the Clanrye
Steamship Company's steamer Re-
triever collided in the Irish Channel
today with probable large loss OF
life. Both sank almose Immediately.
II is believed that the fatalities will
reach 800 and it is rumored that there
has been but one survivor found
Railway officials say they Believe
that only so passengers were on the
Connemara, which carried a crew OF
81 A few bodies have been washed
ashore.
The Connemara was loaded with
cattle and the Retriever with coal. The
collision occurred in one of the worst
gales in the Irish Sea- 1t Is believed
that at least 100 have certainly been
lost. No Americans are thought to
be among this number
LONDON, Eng, Nov. 4-The British
steamer Spero has been sunk in the
war-Zone.
Statistics of the vessels mentioned
in the news above are as follows:
Connemara Built Dumbarton. 1897.
Owned by l.. & n. Western. S33 tons.
Home port Dublin; passenger steamer.
Retriever-Built at Troon. Ayrshire,
Scotland. 1906: 459 tons. Owned by
Clanrye S. S. Co. Home port Newry,
Ireland.
aSperO-Freighter Built Sunder-
land, 1893; 1899 tons. Owned by Bel
ton s. 8. Co., Ltd. Home port New
castle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
PARTIES ON LAST
LAP OF CAMPAIGN

= With the general election but =
= three days away, both RepubDi- =
= can and Democratic candidates =
= are putting forward every effort \
= to meet with the voters in both =
4 districts, meetings being scheddl- =
= ed for this afternoon and tonight =
= with final rallies at Aala park on =
= Monday evening. =
4 Republicans will meet at 6:45 =
= o'clock this evening in Bishop =
= park for the final fourth district =
\ rally. There will be a program y
of Hawaiian music and the speak. :
\ ers will include J. W. Cathcart, y
= A. Lewis, Jr., Eben Low, c. II. =
= Cooke. C. y. Marquee, j. X. Jar
4 rett and r. W. Breckons. On Mon =
= day evening the last campaign =
= rally will be held in front of the =
= bandStand at Aala park. 4
= At 2 o'clock this afternoon the +
= Democrats held meeting at Pu- y
= uloa; at 4 o'clock a meeting was =
4 held at Pearl City and tonight y
4 Waipahu will be covered. In Ho- y
= nolulu at 1880 o'clock this even =
y ing the candidates will meet with y
y the voters at the Kumalae block, =
y kakaako. The final rally will be y
= held at Aala park, Beretania y
= street side, at 7:30 o'clock next =
4 Monday evening. y
= & y y y y y y y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
PAROLED PRISONER GOES
BACK TO FINISH TERM

Samuel Kahi, who was arrested re.
Gently by Chief McDuffie of the de-
tectives' with several hundred dollars
worth of stolen personal property in
his possession, was given a suspend.
ed sentence in police court Friday
morning and sent back to prison to
serve the remainder of an unexpired
sentence from which he had been pa.
rolled on good behavior
IN passing sentence Judge Monsar.
rat remarked that he had noticed sew
eral defendants before, him recently
were paroled prisoners and Prosecutor
Chillingworth explained that McDuf-
fic had learned through long expert
ence and many successful catches to
watch the actions of former prisoners.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
SCORES

At West Point-Army 80. Notre
Dame 10.
At Annapolis s-Washington & Lee
10. Navy 0.
At Ithaca-cornell Is, Carnegie Uni
versity Z.
At Springfeld-Dartmouth Is, syra.
cuse 10.
At Minneapolis-Illinois IA. Mime
sofa. 9.
At Ann Michigan 66. Wash
ington U. of St Louis T.
At Columbus State IA, Wis.
ccnsin 13.
At New Hayen-Yale Z, Colgate 3.
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg U. 46. Alleg.
hany G.
At Cambridge-Harvard 81, Virginia
o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10,
Lafayette 0.
At Princeton-Pr AZ, Buck
rell 0.
At Providence. R. Brown AZ, Yer
mont 0.