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The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-16

Washington, Feb. 16-Detais of the arrangements of
he examining eastbound Atlantic ships at Halifax
ween the British admiralty the Canadian authorities
Ind the British embassy here Robert S. Hudson, third
cretary of the embassy is in New York consulting
NTH the British consul general and with representatives
m shipping interests preparatory to going to Halifax,
where will act the agent for the embassy in
linz for the examination of ships.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-16
SETTLERS ARE
|NFLAMED BY
THE MURDERS
Bodies of Three Cowboys, Vic
Tins of Mexican Bandits,
Are Brought Back.

Hachita, n. NJ. Feb. 1s.-All along
the border today the people are in
famed as a result of the discovery late
yesterday of the bodies OF the three
American cowboys. a few miles across
the international boundary line. The
men had been murdered and their
hodies horribly mutilated by Mexican
bandits who captured them on the
American side and carried them Off
Into Mexico. Settlers in every direc-
ton are arming and taking steps to
protect themselves and their families
from all Mexicans. Their threatening
attitude causes the fear that clashes
with Mexicans may come at any mo-
ment The three dead cowboys whose
bodies were brought back to the Cor
ner ranch early today are Andrew d.
Peterson. Hugh Accord and Burton
Jensen. The scout who found them
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-16
STROLLs INTO BANK
R0Bs IT OF $1,000

Lincoln. Neb.. Feb. ia stranger
strolied leisurely into the First Ma
tional bank at University Place. a
Lincoln suburb. today at noon There
was no one in the bank but the presi-
dent. The robber. young man about
23 years old. flashed a gun In the Of
ftcer's face and ordered him to re-
treat to the vault. After locking him
in the vault, the robber picked up
s2.500 in currency. scorning a large
amount of silver and gold. and made
his escape.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-16
RELEASES
z j. s. SAILORS
Of PRIZE SHIPS
State Department Now Asks
About the Second Train
of Americans.

Washington. Feb. 16.-Tnofficial ad-
vices that Germany has released the
Y American seamen held prisoner
when brought in by the prize ship
Yarrowdale reached officials today
Just as a peremptorv demand was
about to be made on the Berlin gov
ernment for the freeing Of the Amer
leans.
II is said also that the German gov
ernment has modified its orders which
would have compelled retirement from
Belgium OF American relief workers
Many serious problems yet remain.
however and were TO be discussed at
today's cabinet meeting
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Another Inquiry.

Inquiry has been sent TO Germany
through the Spanish embassy at Ber-
lin regarding the delay in the de-
parture of the second trainload Of
former American officials from Ger
many for Switzerland. It was an
nounced officially today. The train
should have left Munich early this
week carrying Sc former American
consuls and their families and an un-
known number of other Americans
The only information the depart
ment has had about the train came
from Mr.. Gerard and Minister Stovall
at Berne, neither of whom has given
1l,nnfinned on Pace E,iehf \
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FOUR BRITISH VESSELS
ARE REPORTED LOST

London. Feb. 16.-Lloyds announces
that the British steamer Longscar,
2.777 tons. the sailing ship Percy Roy.
10 tons. and a trawler have been
sunk.
The sinking of the British steamer
Greenland, Of 1888 tons. is also an
nounced. The crew was landed.
The British steamer Kyunsti has
been sunk. says another Lloyds an
nouncement
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"aior Says His Wife Won't
Sel Him Consider Offer of
sHalrlage From Girl in Mo-
userly, No., Who Writes in
Another's Behalf.

ter ~ eale "a, Of Moberly. Mo-, in a let
csy.s nayor Charles H. Lane, re-
riass '''s morning. proposes mar
my vis. accept" said the mayor,
NJ we won't let me-"
De- 'sie a writes as follows:
The bpsh Without beating about
once na ! Will come to the point at
Tn ,s, ussmely matrimony.
'o"h there are half q dozen
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-16
Twelve Lads Are Before Judge
DWyer, Charged With Either
Burglary, Robbery or Petty
Larceny. Two Are Sent to
Industrial School at Miles
City.

Twelve boys, ranging in age from s
to 1s years, were before the juvenile
court this morning. all charged with
either burglary. petty larceny or rob-
berry. Practically all the lads pleaded
guilty. One acknowledged his guilt on
charge Of attempting a holdup. and
another said that 1t was true tina, the
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Didn't Like it,.

The senate today declined TO concu.
in the house amendment to S. b. 10.
permitting nurses to appeal to the dis
trict court from the decision of the
state examiners board denying them
certificates. The senate bill provided
that in case of appeal the issue should
be heard by jury composed of three
professional nurses and three doctors
The house amended the bill so that the
jury would consist of six nurses ex-
The senate didn't fancy the
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IANY SHIPS Thus syILL
AVOID ENTERING AREA
OF THE FIGHTING ZONE
ut British Supervision and Control Of
Americas Neutral Trade Become
More Complete

. American Cargoes, for Any Destination,
Neutral or Entente, May Cross the Atlantic
Without Letters of Assurance" from British
Consuls- Warning Il Given for All Shipmas-
ters-Vessels Plying Between Neutral Ports
Are Affected Equally With Those Trading
With Belligerents.
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AMERICANS WARNED
TO LEAVE AUSTRIA
But State Department Says
it Issued No Such
Order.

London, Feb. 16.-The negotiations
between Frederic Penfield, the Ameri-
can ambassador at Vienna, and the
Austro- Hungarian government have
been broken off, according to the Ber-
liner Taseblatt as quoted in an Ex-
change Telegraph company dispatch
from Copenhagen today.
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come forward to claim the bodies.
Claud c. Campbell and Earl Fret
well, companions of Freeman on the
night of the murder. who were shot.
beaten, robbed and thrown from a fast
moving train at the same time Free
man was killed by murderous gang
of seven negroes of which the three
men hanged today were members.
witnessed the execution. Assailants of
Campbell and F'retwell are now serv-
ing time in the state penitentiary. two
of them life sentences and the others
10 and Is years respectively.
March to the Scaffold.
The necks Of Gibson. Fahley and
Hall were broken simultaneously. The
three blacks, each accompanied by a
deputy sheriff. marched from the jail
to the barn, mounted the scaffold
without urging. toed a line on the
trap and bowed their heads as a
clergyman read a short prayer while
the straps were being adjusted.
Then as the deputies stepped back.
the hangman, who was concealed just
beside the scaffold. sprung the trap
and launched the negroes into eter-
nifty.
Many Witness Execution.
Several hundred persons witnessed
the execution. and Of these so or more
were from oustide points. Sheriffs
and other peace officers from several
adjoining counties were present by in
vitation.
1t was not until they were led from
the cells this morning that the three
condemned men abandoned hope of
commutation Of sentence by the gov
ernor. An attempt to get the states
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The comparatively small force of in
|pectors already assembling at Hall
lax to search the passengers and cargo
|d the Danish liner Frederick VIII.
|uyon which Count Won Bernstorff and
Ibis party are travelling. is said at the
embassy here TO be Inadequate for ex-
animation Of the total volume of ship
|png expected % pass by way Of Hall
la, and It Will he necessary to dupli-
|a's the elaborate machinery at Kirk
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In Difference to America.

In consideration of conducting the
Examinations on the western side Of
|hs Atlantic. which British officials
here declare is entirely in Difference
to the needs Of American commerce,
American ship masters are expected to
Cooperate and avoid any attempt to
make their way across the Atlantic
Without inspection
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ALI Must Get Permits.

instead OF abandoning the practice
|d Issuing letters Of assurance" to
american exporters to facilitate the
handling Of their goods in transit, the
british authorities now state that this
pfaeuce Will be made general and all
|e1por'ers Will be required to procure
|Heh letters Of assurance"
May Extend Scheme.
Failure in that respect or attempt of
(Contnued ON Page Eightl
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Washington. Feb. 1s.-State depart
ment officials discussing the report
from Paris that Americans had been
warned from Washington to leave
Austria said no instructions to this
effect had been sent TO Ambassador
Penfield at Vienna. They considered
II probable that Ambassador Penfield
might have taken such action on his
own initiative.
Officials say they stlll hope that
break with Austria may be avoided.
but admit that all recent indications
are to the contrary.
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Paris, Feb 16.-Americans in Aus
tria have been warned from Washing
ton to leave that country.
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CONTINUED on Page sixteen.)
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WEATHER FORECAST

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and colder to-
night and Saturday, probably snow.
Strong west to northwest winds
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

ELEVATOR MEN, ALSO BELL MEN; THREE
for extra work; S5 per month. Apply at ones,
sToNE1EI0H COURT. Conn. ave- and L st.
DfsHwAsHBRS-N A WEEK. WHITE PALACE
LUNCH. lll3 Pa. ave.
WANTED-TWO GOOD. SOBER. ALLR0UND
painter; steady work. CHAs. n. LEHMAN.
I'D East Capitol st
MEN AND BOYS WHO CAN BLOW BUGLE;
daily pay. Apply Mr.. THoRP. National Hotel.
after p. m
MEN AND BOYS FOR DISTRIBUTION WORK;
daily pay. Apply Mr.. THoRP, Loves Stable,
1851 L q. NV.
WANTED-MAN 10 ASSIST IN ENGINE ROOM.
Apply onice. FRAZEE-PoToMAC LAUNDRY,
18Th and d sts.
sTENoGRAPHER, MAN PREFERRED; DO
general Office work; real estate offer State expe-
riencs and salary expected. Address BOX So,
Herald office.
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Sloan batted for Hamilton In the seventh.
Miller batted for Hale in the ninth,
PhuAdElphia- o o o o-l
Run-Johnson- Sacrihcs ht-Meyers Double
plays-Johnson to LAEan to sisler; sisler TO LaTan
to eisler; jacobson to Sisler. Stolen bases-Sislex
Bush, 5; OF Koob, L Struck out-By Hamilton, l.;
by Bush, l. Wild ptch-Hsmilton. Hits made-on
Hamilton. 9 in inning; OF Koob. In . innings
Left on bsses-St Louis. z; Philadelphia, g. Um-
pfres-MesRS. Evans and Nanin- Tine Of zme-l
hour and 3 minutes.
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PERSONALS.

THERE MUST BE A REALIZATION THAT A
prusprTuus houss mus uss prorru~ise nethoos.
even n Il M IN buyinG ms1's won s1itng oTurooats.
shoes etc. We find that q sod hG oAsh oder II
a great psrsaAdsI. Phons 70 uh gUsTHs OLD
STAND. SIS d.
W0RK1NGMENlT Will HELP You WON
derfuIly in adding 70 your hank HSuount b. bgJinG
from Us Think Of the fun Of ssSinG cah all
you ned IN q fine Erzds tailored 30 o. - Suit.
1lirhtly used hot We ssn 70 save yUu mon" q
up JUsTH's OLD STAND. 9s d.
NOTICE. Arttaeisi teen ana seoond-
hand Diamonds and Jswsiry bought
Louis Abrshsms, sIs G. op. Pat. offe@
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ATHLETICS HITS WIN
GAME FROM BROWNIES

st, Louis, May 1.-THE fans who gath
cred here today to witness the game be-
tween Philadelphia and ST. Louis were
given a treat. The ceremonies took the
form OF very interesting pitching duel
between Bush and Hamilton who, meas
ured by the hits they allowed were
equally matched. Each were nicked for
four hits. Philadelphia won 1 to 0. by
punching hits in the second inning. Score:
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs
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915 New York Ave. n W.

SAS NSW AOIh ANC. I've W.
IL Rock Creek Church so 3rd s. - Br..., . %
I'd. NV, pr....... .N5@ifo Il. nv, Dr... g %
1911 Irving NV, er.... a.S Quincy 4, ne. er O1
Eye ne, 6r........ ? 80 h8 Srd 81. nW e.. 50
70 NV, 6r........ HSo sos A. nv. 6r...... M5o
65 Newton pl. NV. lTG sth 81. NV. ST.. lSS
6r. B0ilG3 d II. ss.. IT.. A0
In 5th NV, &.-..... HWId3 sth Il. nv, e.. NS
II 7th ne, f....... l2SoS2 rh IT. ns., e.. u0
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as Neal pl NV. 4r. loootSl 81. sv.. ....... lo.S
APARTMENTS
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ZS V St NV, 4r..... T.ooG3 Ridge NV. H.. nst
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PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE
No Increased Rents on Any Of Our
Houses-Repairs Made to Suit
the Tenant.
20 Hobart st, lr bSl5SolIa r - ne, 6, b. 50 y
81 Pickford ne g. b 155OiI3Is llth nv. In b. n y
SIG 9Th NV. 6r. b.. 5.SollOs n. l. ave-. E, b. SE
S3 o st. Ew.......... O.Ozz Sth nv, iOr.' b. 9.G
M FIIgler sr. b.. = 50 lssa oalTert IOr, b. tS
x Thomas 6r. b.. 25.yol4E nth g. ltr b.. H.d
s. 81 NV. e., b.. 3O.Oi545l Holmsad loT, b. = n
60 Srd NV, Tor. b.. y. loiS st ne. loF b. rs
30 ct. NV. IT.. b.. 81. ll9 sh st. fr. b.. 3.R
d. H JOHNSON Co, LIN II ST. n.
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PROPOSALS.

0FFTcE OF TIE 0o1HsSioEEE8 d q.
wesinetoa. d. @. Nay Q fsn.-s-.,sf rroPo-As
vii hs recsivsd at this On1o. Roou -, Ds1io
BuildinG until o'cooE ?. n, gUNE T. IN, for
furnishing and delive1nr caEt-irun watr paps nd
SpeciAlA BlAnk form of propo.L and sp~zhcaooas
nay be chained from ths PurchasnG o1an~r. d. O..
Room ~ District Bundtns Wahinnnn, d. o.
OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS BRowELoW.
OHARI1Ee W. KUTz oommaaioosz, .. o.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,

REFINED YOUNG LADIES AS
TELEPHONE OPERATORS,
Between Is and 2I years of age;
5 feet 4 inches; 9Th grade education;
salary paid while learning; rapid ad-
vancement; splendid surroundings;
rest rooms and dining-rooms; sick
benefits.
c. & P. TELEPHONE CO.,
ROOM 81,
722 18th Street N. W.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND oAREFu1IY
eleaneei rugs woven from old eErpeu; mattrcssr,
renovated Estimates furnished Phone Main ma
ALBERT kAALERT CO.. "a B Il. sw.
DANHA6L q DAvIs.
Carpet Cleaning and Mattrs.s Mskina
~ ~ NV Enon9 LzncDn EIA
TAILORs.
OH, LOOK WHO Is HEREl
c. G. JAMES. THE CLOTHES DOCTOR,
1919 Eth st. NV. n. $40.
VACUUM CLEANERS AND CLEANING.
VACUUM SALES COMPANY HAS ALL PoPu.
lar makes Of vacuum cleaners on easy terms Io9
18th st. nv. y, $40.
IoCKsMITH.
YALE, TRUNK, AND DOOR KEYS MADE
Lawn Mowers repaired and sharpened Elertyi.
work. RICHARDSON Z12 18th st. NV. n aF7
MATTRESSES.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND REMADR
N.So. Prompt attention to suburban ord.,,
CAPITOL RkNoyATlNa co. tll-s st. NJ Iii1.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGIYG-
PAINTER. PAPERHANGER, PLAsTERER GSp
dty o. country. Goldbistt, ls1 Pa. ave- nv. MICE
GEO. T. MARKwARp
PAINTING AND PAPERBANGING.
s5 T st. NJ Phone Lin. sTL
WINDOW sCRIsENS AND sHADES-
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER sc,
Best Opaque on Il. q. Rollers. O6c
J. q. PREINkERT. lm II t. nA
Phone L. tl8.
PIANO TUNING.
sI.5o--Pisne TunInE-s15e
MANY YEARS AT WEBER AND sTT1NvIy
factories. New Yofi. 7. HoLVERsoN in n
Caroline ave. ne. Phone Line ssss. Organs r.pstr,d
UMBRELLA REPAIRTNG.
PHILPlTT'S uu,.sS.I % S. s.:
WINDOW CLEANING.
PHONE NJ. II9 TO HAVE YOUR wTNpovs
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co, M n q
WE WILL MEASURE FOR, MAKE. AND pm
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with samples: kLEEBLATs. llth and sts. ne.
sGRsEssTIAb s9REEHs $1.25 aABE oh6En TO
Screen Wire, ne 50, n. Ru,tI.s.- W.
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GET GARAGE THAT WILL oUTLAsT ANY
garage In the market in appearance. durability,
and price. v: I. II. BlEN. Evans BLDG. Room es
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GEO. c. SHAFFER 800 I4sh
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Prompt and Careful Auto Delivery Services.
FLORAL TOKENS
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GUIDE Bros. Co.. 1914 r Street..
ROOMS WANTED
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so4 Ilfh ST. NV. MAIN
81.
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cheap to a quick buyer; also a Tef739eI,5o- Eo,si
range. Ice box, and two marble co,1nters x,,I ~
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FOR HiRE-HoRsE AND WAGON FoR1S5
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FoD SALE OR REET-SUBURBAE.
FOR SALE OR RENT-NICE GROOM HOUSE;
water in kitchen; l acre: lhrEe siEble; hne soil;
rear Clarendon. Va. PTice. N.0p: easy tsrInS
Rent, SO. CHARLES l. sINfSds, Room fn Mills
Bldg. Phone RossIyn le5A.
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FOR RENT-FLATs,

449Lz TENNESSEE AVE. N. E.
a rooms and bath; perfect
condition; $l3 per mo. Apply
1919 North Capitol st.
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HAVE YOU ANY INFANTS
clothing or clothing Of any kind to
give to children from S to 9 years
old! Please address BOX 116, The
Herald.
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New Management. Reduced Rates.
NEW CAPITOL HOTEL,
THIRD ST. AND-PA. AvE--N-W,
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York. Nay II.
ERnAL IN p N m CInsING
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FOUND.

1sH-C4sH-cIsH-oLD FALSE TEETH, s.
to 8 per set Drop postal and will call J. II.
BOSWELL, los H st. NV.
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sEALEp TENpEas.


Sealed tenders win be received up
tos12 O'Clock noon and opened on the
path day OF April. 1917, at the office
OF the Clerk OF the City and County
OF Honolulu, Room s, Mcintyre Build.
ing. for furnishing all MATERIAL tools
and labor necessary to construct
2,story concrete and frame school
building and a toilet building IA IA
ahumanu School grounds corner sol
Piikof and Xmas streets. &.
Plans; specifications and form q
proposal may he had upon appIics
stion and q deposit of Ten 81 DOllart
Ett10. 00D nj the Building Inspector,l
office. Kapiolani Building.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right To- reject any or all tenderl
and TO waive all defects.
D. KALA0oKALAlsI,
<eclerk. CITY and Countysof Honoluin
ss75 APR. II. is. n, IL. rs. II. rs, IS
20, q.
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AUCTION BuLLETIN

rel shall sen YhSrs DIS twatch special
ads} The NApeiI and Ellington Sill
Nefl Plated spoons. Knives, Forks.
Z ETC.: balance Of the dinner service
.ffom Mr.sR. Ks Howard Sale will
be at the Auction Rooms.
as Law Books; Estate OF Judge
Wilder viii be sold at same time,
iists will be published In special ads
later.
A fine double barreied w. w
Greener. shotgun, fine Ithaca dou'
bic barreied shotgun in solid leath'
er case. four rifles and three reyely'
ers. Shctguls are especially good
I'VE are of opinion that these fire
arms can be sod only 10 citizens
of.dhe United States. under restric
tons Of, registration. etc. We viii
inform ourselves before sale date.
S,Ne want all the fnrniture yor
have To SPARE for sale By auction II
the Hcaolulu Auction Rooms. ]. s
Bailey.
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HoNoLUEttolAP TRANSIT AND
-. s.. LAND COMPANY.
NOTICE or CALLING or eoNp,
FOR. PAYMENT .,ls

Notice isSshsCeby given tliat purSll-
ant to the tefmS 81 that ceftain mort
gaee or deed Of trust dated May /,
1oee, recorded In thu fiawaiiah REGIS,
~ 0f Deeds 81 Liner 7sG page los.
given by the Honolulu Rapid Tfnnsit
ana Land Company: & corporation. to
the Union Trust Company ol San
francisco, Trustee, securing ad issue
OF ~ .eoo, 900 a honda The said Eo-
nolulu Rapid Trrnsit and Land Com
pany has elected and intends to avail
itsslf a. the right ana privilege a r..
eeeming and paying and VIII redeem
and nay all Of the said bonds now ont.
Standing - the axpiThsinn Of alteen
@5) years rom their cate. yie.s 90
May I. WI the same bang also A m
terest-paying eeeN sfs:
And Noqce = hereby siven that tne
7umeers or 0l9 bones 20 oe redeemed
yand PAD are - t4OiloNse Numbers
4 800 sincinsine. 6k64 ific-, 7p.e5 me,
ioi iaos incs ta.ttzs i1cs sl,iss nc,
14l,<WA NE zla,+ ~ xtyis - ~ tz4-14y
inc 2ll-s6t: inc, 1921 Inc. zst2Ss
me-. S0S-SOI me-, Sls.y1s Inc, Szl.szs
nc.s 35h S5S 354. 340Sty me-, 345r
ssz inc, 1865 nc. sss.sss INC, slo
51i. ssIsrS59 Inc, el-1eI Inc, 10000
ines lls.!!o ina. i5I.tso INC. tss.4ss
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent Of Public Works
up until II "a. m. OF Saturday, April %,
1917. for the CONSTRUCTION OF q Re
inforced Concrete Heater Building for
the Oahu Insane Asylum, Honolulu,
T. III. 81. =, = ~ ..s.S
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders. ssSa
s. Plans, specifications and blank
forms OF proposal are on file In the
office OF the Superintendent OF Public
Works, Capitol Building. Honolulu.
CHARLES r. FORBES.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Honolulu, April H. 1911. &.
s-r8tssg 67e2-70ts
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit. Territory OF Hawaii. Tn Pro.
. bate lat Chambers, No. 4s2s.
In the matter OF the Estate 81 Helm
rich Wilhelm schmidt, deceased.
Notice 81 Petition for Allowances 81
Dlstrihutinn the Esiatc.
The Petition and accounts OF WI.
helm n Schm;dt e: 4. a. Of the estate
Of Heinrich Wilhelm Schmidt, d6.
ceased. wherein petitioner asks % s.
allowed ssf2I4 and charged with
sSl2.14. and asks hat the same be 81.
amined and approved. and that ilnlI
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FOR RENT
FuRNlsHEp HousEs

Desirable houses Ia various parts OF
the city, Furnished and unfurnished.
at SIS. SIS. $50, SIS, $50. S3ss $40 and
MP to $Ia5 q month: See list In our
office. Trent Trust Co., Ltd, Fort
street. between King and Merchant.
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Two-bedroom furnished cottage; $4,000
per month; no children. 81 Young
!. street, near Kapiolani. 6761-n
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Furnished cottage, or housekeeping
rooms for rent, Cottage Grove. King
street. Phone 1887. 6f62--tf
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practically new, and sub.
stantial bungalow. In Kaimuki; inst
2 min itesA from the ear line and
down to. the minute in style. finish
and conyeniencess and pretty both
inside and ont To get to the coast
qniclxly I've cut down the price to
1880. There's vacant corner lot
next door and this lot Twill throw
ina zOidbHry,. $40 Lsshi ave.,
cor. 18th and .Leahi, vacant lot ION
corner, my place right next door,
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Three-bedroom house, 1855 Kuhio ay.
= enue, Royal Grove. Right-of-way to
beach. Phone 1899. 6762-tf
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
HoMEsTEAps or FARM LANDS.

HOMES1EA0S On FARM IANOS.
Oregon & California Railroad Co.
Grant lands. Title To same revested
In United States by act or Congress
dated June 8. 1916. Two million
three hundred tbousana acres 10 be
opened for homesteads and sale.
Timber and agricultural lands. Con-
tanning some Of best lands left in
1 Emitted states Now 70 the oppor-
tune time. Large sectional map
showing lands and description o;
son, climate, rainfall. elevations,
etc. Postpaid one dollara Grant
Lands Locating Co.. Box 6l0. Port.
land, Oregon. 67l4-Sm
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Attorney for petitioner.
675flApr. 4, II. 10, IS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or III.
First JUDICIAL CiJcnit. Territory d.
Hawaii. At Chambers. "a Dilo|.|
fnhachi Asaef, Eibelant, " wal
Asagi, Libeiee. Divorce.