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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
lCDMMUNlcATfI
AGRICUL TuRE.

Tie proposed plan lor rheorgani-
zati0n u the States agencies nav
ing TO do with agricultural matters,
eoutempiates 4 Board or Agriculture
composed d nine members, which
Board win Ne The Trustees ii tht
State Agricultural college
Under thiH Board IF Agriealiurt
~ 70 pc placed beside She work now
ppder The Trustees of fro College.
AL the work under the other agen.
eies of the ssate "A control 81 agfls
CULTURAL matters Including that 81
the Live Stock Sanitary Board. tie
Bureau d Ilemiasasion. theS state
Board II FofestfY. and The Super
sision 81 fbc State Tobacco Ware
houses
The taking over BY the State 81
the private STOCKHOLDERS Interest," IA
The Agricultural College, has teade
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Transfers and Attachments,

Tho County COMMISSIONERS III ST.
Mary i County viii meet 1T their office
III Leonardtown. an
MONDAY. MARCH 20. AND TUES
DAY MARCH n, 1916.
FOR the nnrpase or milking Transfers
and AbatementH
Al applications for statements must
he spade under oath Or affirmation re-
auifing parties Supplying To give ri to
ffhe Commissioners All property they
may POSSESS ~ every kind thar II an
sseAsabip
Persons WHO DO not svait tbemeelvea
nf this notice cannot have any abatps
mnnt on the County Tfeasurer
The Boafd will fnngact general husIs
ness IN
WEDNESDAY MARCH u, lele.
By Order,
JOHN IL HILTON.
Jas. HppasI Clerk President
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Time moves on apace, and now is an aus
piclous occasiq3 upon which to begin formulat-
ing plans kor The continuation Of the annual
county 1'fhe many lessons taught By this
most useful and beneficial method are sufficient
warrant for Its. continuance During the past
these exhibits have proven source of vast good
to the county II large, and il should be the end
and aim Of eveg public undertaking to afford
the greatest goo9 to the greatest numbers, else
we cannot attain the high standards for which
we are SO earnestly striving. The spirit Of
friendly rivalry has'stimulated our farmers to the
production Of better crops, that they nigh have
a more creditable exhibit 10 compete with that
Of their neighbors, thus raising the standard Of
our production. Our stock men have We'd with
one another for the prizes awarded to the best
in the different branches Of that pursuit, tending
to encourage the production OF the very highest
standard and enurng to the greater glory and
advancement Of our beloved county.
Many useful lessons have been taught, but
there remains higher attainment, even for St.
Mary's County. 1t is only wise to continue the
good work VIC have engaged in, but all should
bear our portion Of the burden and moi seek
to shift our individual share Of the necessary
worry and responsibility to the shoulders Of a
few, who have hitherto borne the toll and ex-
perlenced the. inconvenience that are attendant
upon on undertaking Of this kind
We all receive benefits. hence we all should
do our part. The fair must be continued,
and each year surpass the standard Of excel
lence established BY the preceding one, until
that time, which will not be far distant when
the ST. Mary s County Far will Be hearaIded
far and wide as the most interesting in all the
State. There are numerous advantages to be de-
rived from The fairs, not The least, among which
IS the gathering Of our people, thereby increas-
ing the already close tie that binds usof the Old
county There remains scant time IN which to-
work out The details Of this most important UNI
dertakins. Let us then Be Up and dong. II
IS good thing we want Il Therefore, we
should begin al once our organization to the
ED that be Fair of 9l6 shall Be- and shall
stand as monument Of our devotion 70 an adj
vanced ST Mays
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

necessary 4 ness Smarter 4oF Chat
institution rhis charter bag been
prepared 81 iel Alqmpil qias'dii
Qf the tolIFee and lie Cts Wide
Congress after consultation With tlf
Tinted states Bugeaa u lssIagliIesl
and other autberisies aud l1%lhf
Shape ID which il s tow sahmiited
meets the approval "a All interests
tis believed that ihe pmrasfd
plan, Of olganizing tie agricultural
interests az the State can lest ht
accomplished IN sbe eilaetmeut q
The above nienlsriled charter, aid O
a law creating The State Boald d
Agriculture with broad powers q
Investigation, and Tor the CARVING
out - any work That NAV be die
gated 10 Il by the LEGISLATURE; assl
fthe transierenes by special epsct.
ment 81 The work Of the different
agencies that it is proposed the State
Board Of Agriculture shall super.
stde In accordance with ihis Bills
have been prepared
i Providing a new charter tol
the College;
Greaiinp j new BesFd II ARri-
culture
3. Transferring 10 the state iioard
work heretofore performed IS fhs
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Placing the general sugar not
Of iIle'Iobaeco Warehouses III ibs
State hoard u Agriculture
3 Repeating the law uhicleyeAt
"a the STAT sarrag u immigration,
IA TIE Nofk heretofore performed
is thai l,urean can b. carried 0ui
under Tie Bill ereaiine The STAT,
Board of Agriculture
d Transferring ~ fhf StAls
Board 81 Agriculture the werk nOv
ander the STATE Board 81 FVr@sr,
ln addition 70 these. there ha,
bcep prepared new Bill providinI
for The promotion and pptroi d
The Zee lndnsirysof the Ssatc.
Also ) Bal transferring - The pro
posed ncw Roard ~ Trustee 81 Ih'
Mar, laal state Agricultural COLLEGE
the Feftillasf and l,ime Iaspai0
wort Gov deue ander tlie pgegsa
Ctjiege 1rpswe
Year atention Is especial ralle,
% the nnsrssits Tor the e0aetmen
Of 10 u these eight Bills into Las
NJ plarlng All II tht wsrk u III.
nos separate State Agtiraliura
aeen,ies ander The supervision 0
thr one Board. a % ;hir way 0nl.
csn the wnrL r elaciemly organizes
and properly eosrdiuaird
This plau for fhr organization q
the agricultural matters IF the siat
y not d anesmsn scheme ~ Che de
SIRE - any obe organization !
I
Wa saagesled b the State '4rabg
ana Maryland .lpNallaff soeiess
bul the spa pisu has tstu eariull
considered al approved, aeA d
iiils aaw submitted bave ee bre
parcel II 3eeeiAiAt Aas ~
slraetSns d represent u
mest pertinent organizations Q
! tie state
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
IM EFFECT JANIIARY ,. Iale.

Leave Baltimore. pier4. Light Street
weather and tide permitting. Thursday.
200 y. a. for the following points
Fair Haven, Plum Point. Dare i, Gov
errors Ran. Cove Font. Milestone.
Solomon i island. Spencer's. Sc. Cuth-
bert +, St I8ronaniss SOllers. Sosferly.
Cashner's. Parker ). Forests. Dukes,
Trent Hall Holland Point, Benedict
Reforming. steamer will leave Beue~
diet, Friday. ~ noon. weather and tide
permitting, S0omon's Island $50 i.
M, Milestone, 8 D. M, Cove Point.
Governor s Run, 500 D ~ Dare's.
s. ~ b M. Plum Point. . 90 b. M.
Fair Haven. 1000 =. N stoppiag at an
the above pointe. arriving IN Baltimore
next morning
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
SAINT MARY'S BEACON
LEoNARpTowN ND. THURSDAY MORNING MAR Z 1916

In timely editorial regarding the redemp-
ION Of the Democratic platform pledges, the
Baltimore Sun urges that Captain HIarring-
ton will at once give the signal TO start and
that he will moi let the engine stop until ii
reaches Redemption Station We trust that
all Democrats will assist him TO make fast time.
The closing days Of the session are not far dis
tant, and with the party pledges fulfilled, more
time could be devoted 10 local legislation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Oui-Psnsloners.

Notice Is hrreby Risekihat the coun-
~ Commissioners 81 81 Mary County
wilt meet on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %. 1916.
TO strike the namee IL M Gut PcYsinn-
ers from the Pension let Of sid county,
fer the purpose Of revising and correct
ing said lial Names ~ worthy md De
serving persons wil be feinstnled on
said liat. upon the filing Of petition
signed by Of least three taxpaycrh
BY Order.
JOHN II HILTON.
JOS GouGn, Clerk President
a.2-at.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Notice 10 Creditors.


Orphans Court OF St. Mary County. Net NJ
January vs. lAi6
BDKKkB RY THE COURT, That Mabl6
y, aud Lpuise e. fean, Administrative
OF Joseph Al bean, iatb OF 81.
AarV'e county deceased, give the notice re-
unired BY law 10 the dsceaeed'n creditors to
EXHIBIT their claims. and that tbs aMrnn bf
Published once week FOR nix successive
weekstn this IT Mary llearon.
hEgIs COMBS
Register Of villa.
True copy. Test hENJ. gunns.
Heaiatef Of Wnla for st. MafVsHIoufltf
Ia pursuance u the above ORDER hereby
give notice khMt II have ubtAined from ina OIL
phans' Court Df 81 Nnrysa county. Md. tai.
tern q Naturalization On the personal estate
or
JOSEPH BEAN
int o. salt. cpAnty, Decreased All pefso,,n
having claims EainHf the said dndan&sd afs
hereby sk0llfi1d 10 nxhthit khe same Mifb fh3
proper xuutnpfa atkzr1e thereto. ID tns eiiip
scribef On OF before tho rs dAt ii 3Nf3
ISIS, they y ~ Otherwise by law IS excluded
nom the bfneIita Of tlsa said estate AiI nsfl
aoua nneptea % the deceased are equfrfsi 10
maAA ina = adintn pay tnNnt a tnr "a ksNfi1as
i.ss-ss Ad i'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Stakner leaves BALTIMORE. Pier s.
Light Street. Tuesday, ly~m for
the following prints, wealher and tiue
permitting
Miller 8 bF0VHe s. Porto Beiio, Graz
sons. Cosn, Bnndick s. Lakes. Wal
nut PeiHt. Gowart'a. Lewisetta, Lodge.
Mundy's Point. Kinsaic
Returning. steamer leaves kinaale.
Wednesday, " room. weathe. ard tide
permitting. for Baltimore, stopping at
oil the above landings Miller's. p.
M, Gfason's, s p. M. Porto Belio. i p.
M, arriving At Baltimore Thursday
morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Steamer leaves Baltimore, Pier 8,
Light Street, weather and tide permit
ting, Wednesday,. at s .. M. for Bay
side and intermediate landings, as fol-
lows
Miller'B Broome's. Porto Bello, Gra-
sons Coau. a M, Buudick's, Lakes.
Walnut Point, CoWart = Lewiaetta. Kin
sale, sGinira Lodge Landing, Mundy q
Point. piney Point 10 Il M. Abel's,
Gobrnm's. leonaritawn. Y noon, Bay
side.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Returning, steamer leaves, weather
permitting Bayaide. Friday. d. n. !,
Lodge Landing, 70 a y kinsale. y
morning, stopping ~ all Of the above
landings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

This timetable shows the times az
which steamers may be expected 10 ar
rive apd depart from the several
wharves, but their arrivals or departure
at the times stated IN not guaranteed,
nor does the Company hold itself re-
sponsible for any delay or any consc-
quences arising therefrom.
WILLARD THOMSON,
General Manager,
u. w. DOWNEY.
Agent. Baltimore.
r. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
l-s-y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

This tinictiable shows the Eimea Mt
which steamers may be expected 70 ar
riva,at and depart from the Several
whnryes. but their arrival or departure
at the times stated is not guaranteed,
anr does the Company hold itself re-
sponsible Tor any delay or ans eonse-
qnepcea arising thcrefrom
WILLARD THOMSON,
General Manager.
u. w D0WNEY.
Agent. baltimore.
T. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent,
Icy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
New Advertisements.
+ iackett ! Cape Cure

It's pnMaaH CHICKS sahNiN ft
Whole brood ireited a. once Money
baea j Il Rails
Kills the Worm as well az Germ
A. YpHF HaHchanl far j Makes
poultry raising q pleasure les Oh.
most intalltals
iEarxetfa Cape or Xxx Fostpaid
Iiackeis's Louise Powder SIC Postpaid
Rid yoar rhlcks 81 NerHi0
Asekett's Cape Cure Co.
pept. S FlIlaboro, taa
1s2-8in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Leave Baltimore. Pier 4, Light 81. !,
weather and tide permitting. Saturday.
2 90 .. m. for the following raiNts
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Daress. Gov
vernor's Run. Cove Point MiIlstcne,
Solomon's Island. Spencer's, St Cuth-
bert's St. Le0ns.ds, Sellers, Sotterly,
Cashiers parkers, Forests, Dukes.
Trent Hall, Holland Point. Benedict,
Lietch's. Trueman's Point, Deep Land
ing. Holland Cliffs, Magrnder's Ferry,
Lower Marlboro, White Landing. Fer
nv Landing, Nottingham's
NoTE Steamer will continue to lsy-
on's Greek. Monday morning.
Returning, steamer will leave Lyons
Creek. 7.30 a. M, weather and tide
permitting. Monday, stopping Al the
above points Nottingham. s. boa. M.
Lower Marlboro. $50 a. M Benedict,
IL noon, Soomon'g Island, 10 p. MI
Milestone. 600 p 70 Cove Point, Gov
ernor Run. 90 p. M, Dare's. $50,
Plum Point 900 p. M. Fair Haven,
1000 i. m, arriving Ia Baltimore next
morning
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
MARYLAND. DEIlwARt 4 WssIAA Rr. co.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Potomac River Line
IN EFFECT JANUARY 8. 1915.
steamer leaves baltimore. Piar !,

steamer leaves baltimore. Pier 9,
Light Street, weather and tide permit
ting. SATURDAY. p. M. for W9iing-
ton. p g.. and intermediate a ings.
as follows
Miller'a, Brownies. rorto iselb4 Ora.
son y. CdaB. q. %. Bundicls 8, LAke's.
Walnut Point Cowart l.ewisetta. kim
sale. sCintra Lodge Landing, Mundy'a
Point. Piney Point. 10 a M, Leonard-
town. 2 noon, Abell's. Cobrum's. Bay
side. Bashaued. Rock Point. p. nj,
Morgantown, Riverside. Giymont. Alex
andria, arriving N Warrington Moaday
morning
Son Signal
Returning. leaves I'M ST Wharf,
Washlugton. M0ndag, weather ard tide
permitting. nc D. ~; ileonardtoun.
rues,iay, 6 M. Lodge Landing. 10 a.
~ kinsaie. " noon. Miiler'u 4 D. m
Partn Bello. o. arriving IN Halti-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
LOCAL SCHOOLS
TOCLOSED DOORS.
THEXERCISES
Public and Private institutions
Observe Commencement
Next Month

With the summer holidays rapidly
approaching, Honolulu's public and
private schools are making elaborate
arrangements for their commencement
exercises, all of which are TO be held
in June -... .....
The public schools will close June
% and, with the exception of the Nc
Kinley High school and the Normal
school, the final exercises will be held
on the morning OF that day. Gradual
ing classes will be sI-ewhat larger
this year than in previous years, and
for this reason additional attention
is being given the commencement pro-
grams. ....
At the Normal school the closing
exercises viii be held June 20, and at
the Mckinley High school June p.
The exercises of the latter institution
will be held at O'clock in the even.
ing in the Opera House. -. .
The board of regents and the faculty
of the College of Hawaii have issued
invitation for the commencement exer-
eises of that institution which will be
held on the campus at o'clock on
the afternoon of June 5. This will
be the fifth commencement exercises
to be held by the college.
Various other private schools in Ho-
noluiu today announced the dates Of
their closing exercises as follows:
st. Louis College, June 10; Oahu
College, June "a in Bishop hall at
o'clock in the evening; Punahou Pre-
paratory, June 10; Kamehameha
schools, including the three depart
ments, afternoon of June 9 on the lawn
near the chapel; Honolulu School for
Boys, June II at 4 o'clock in the aft
ernoon; Mills School and Kawaiahao
Seminary, Joint commencement exer-
cises in Wilcox hall at o'clock on
the afternoon of June 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
LAST REHEARSAL
IS GIVEN FOR
JUNE FANTASY
Participants in Costume Show
All in Readiness for First
Night Performance

Tonight VIII witness the last of
the finishing touches to the produc-
ton Of the June Fantasy which viii
be seen at the Opera House by the
public for the first time tomorrow
evening. Dress rehearsal of the
whole production was held last night
and this evening there will be fur
ther dress rehearsal Of the pictures.
At the rehearsal last evening there
was not q hitch in any part of the
production, all went smoothly and
we'll as will the finished performance
and the favored few who were permit
ted to witness II pronounced the per-
Torrance one OF the most charming
and artistic that they had ever seen.
TIE Zarastura ballet which has been
arranged and will be conducted by
Mrs. T. L. Bolton won much a6mira-
ton. For this there has been seen
cry specially designed and painted so
that the background and stage set
tings are artisticRIly beautiful. There
is a special orchestra of Is which fur
nishes the dance music and the choice
of selections which they will render
In the various numbers includes much
OF the prettiest and highest class of
dance music that has ever been COM
posed. r -. -.
The ballet itself, its charming men,
bers, the beautiful costumes and the
gracefulness and charm Of the vary
ing motifs and movements which go
to make UP its entirety, especially won
praise from an who witnessed 1t. The
rehearsal, was an assurance to all that
the hard work of days past had pro-
duced the much to be desired result,
q complete production that neared per-
lection. -. II. r"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
FOSTER DAVIS
CASE MAY NOT
1. BE Continued

No appeal from Judge w. W. Nor
rows decision, generating Foster l..
Davis from charges of misappropriat-
ing the funds OF the office of the fed
eral court clerk, viii be taken to the
supreme court of the United States
unless the local district attorneys
office Is so Instructed. T..
This announcement was made today
by u. s. Attorney S. c. Huber, who
stated that al he will do in the mat.
ter for the present will be to inform
the department of justice in Washing
ton, d. c., of the outcome of the case,
and forward to it copy of Judge
Morrow's decision. -:
Them" says Huber, "if the depart.
ment of justice desires to determine
the law in the case; that is, find out
II Judge Morrow's ruling is correct,
It will instruct my office to take the
matter into the supreme court on a
writ of error" .......
No further action with regard to the
Davis case has been taken in federal
court either by the government or by
Davis attorneys. ~.. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
OPEN BIDS FOR
MODERN WHARF
AT KAMEHAMEHA

The Hawaiian Dredging Company
was lowest or three bidders today
when tenders were opened at the con-
structing Quartermaster's office for
the big concrete wharf at Fort Ka.
mehameha. Bids were as follows:
Hawaiian Dredging Company, $21,.
sea. IN 100 working days; Lord Young
Engineering Company, 81. 1874, in $50
working days; ]. L. Young. $50. 900,
in go days. The Hawaiian Dredging
Company Is thus lowest In both time
and money offers
The rev wharf is TO be large
enough and wiz extend far enough out
to allox mine planters to come along
side and take on or discharge cargo.
II viii be modern In every detail, Of
reinforced concrete and 200 by 20 feet
In Dimensions. In addition to this
there 1sill be a retaining wall con,
structed 40 feet in length, and lined
on the sea side witt concrete.
Concrete piles with wooden centers
10 feet apart win hold up the wharf,
and these win be driven down deer
enough into the mud 10 form q solid
foon1HtfOD <esF- ~ $50 y ,sss3 80 $3.50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
COAST DEFENSE WORK
ISAll IMPORTANT NOW

Owing to the press of duties as com
mander of the coast defenses of Oahu
Lieut.4col. w. E. Ellis has been re
heped from duty as president of the
general court martial at Fort Kruger
through orders given ont today from
the headquarters OF the Hawaiian De.
DaFtment.
Col. Ellis is In command of the
local defenses now in the place OF
Col. w. C. RAFFERTY,, who viii sail on
the transport Sheridan in few days
for the mainland Col. Ellis will re
main in command here until the aTri.
val Of Col. A. NJ Hunter, G. A. c., on
June IS.
Col. Rafferty, has been assigned to
Fort Hamilton, New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31

what value yoli are getting for your
money. -
President wallace r. Harrington at
the close Of the. general discussion
urged all the members OF the Ad Club
to get down to q working basis. Gen.
erai discussion VIII bring out the good
and bad points and will result in q
get.together spirit. More discussion
is needed" said President Harrington.
This road proposition must be
handled in q big way by big men for
q growing city"
One of the biggest hits of the Ad
Club session was the appearance Of
the Kamehamena Schools Glee Club.
Under the direction OF George A. An.
drus. With Miss Gertrude Knowles at
the piano, the cadets rendered num-
Der OF selections, one of them being
4 medley that carried every song that
has been lit In the past two years.
The entertainment by the boys was
much appreciated by the members Of
the Grub, who gaxe them three rous-
ips cheers e the close Of the proeIam.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31

Wei isur Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
PIONEER STOCK
WuIPAY DOLLAR
DIVIDEND next

Pioneer Mill today at the meeting Of
the exchange made an announcement
of the result of its directors meeting
held Monday when a declaration of an
extra dividend of 60 cents per share
was determined upon. The extra divi-
dend is payable July 1. at the same
time as regular dividend Of 40 cents
making the total disbursements at
that time to be 81 per share.
Last year Pie1eer Mill paid dtyi-
dends monthly of 20 cents per share
and two dividends OF SO cents were
paid. This year dividends were In
creased to 80 and then to 40 cents
and this Is the second special diyi-
dend OF so cents to be declared. The
disbursement July will amount to
5000. 900.