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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

having n buggy OF his own.
He Immediately installed every.
thing on his roadster. from electric
cigar lighter to new top.
The Oakland Skies are fast
proving popular car. and II keeps
us humping all the time TO get
enough cars 10 supply the de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
Pixies Peak Contest
to Be Held Sept.
BY United Press Leased Wire
COZ on nn lDDrNCG Aus

COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. %.
The second annual Pixies Peak
hill climbing contest will DO held
over the worlds highest highway
to the summit OF Pixies Peak, Sep.
TENDER 8.
The contest will be held with
the sanction of the A. a. A., and is
open only TO stock cars manufac-
turod by companies which produced
100 or more cars last year.
To the car making the best time.
regardless of class or event in
which It Ia entered. goes the Pen
rose trophy. for one year, and
$1,000 in cash. Cash prizes for the
contest total $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
University Ambulance
Men Are Instructors

ny raited Pres Leased Wfre
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aug. "a
Sections 10 and II. United States
army ambulance corps, composed
OF University OF Washington men,
have been retained here for anoth.
er month. To act as instructors.
One contingent OF the corps has
already left an Atlantic port for
France. A second IL now awaiting
transportation. II is believed the
Washington boys will go with the
third contingent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

mand." he says However. the
coming season viii see more cars
pouring into our salcsrooms. as we
have increased our allowance from
tho factory"
Austin will undoubtedly leave for
the East shortly TO visit the fac
tory. This will bo Austin's first
visit 10 the factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
HAYATT ROLLER IS
A SEATTLE VISITOR

The famous Hayatt Roller, a
1908 model ie Buick. owned by +.
&c. Salson. OF Piainvillc. Kan. ar
rived in Seattle last week after
having travelled moro than ten
times around the world. and Is
now on a tour around the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
SAM HUMES TO
FURNISH DATA
ON ALL ROADS

County Engineer Samuel Humes
has established information service
on the condition of all King county
roads. Call Main 5e00-Local IS.
According TO this weeks report.
the Mcclellan Pass highway is In
excellent condition. To set on the
pass. 80 TO Enumclaw by Auburn.
The Seattle-pes Moines brick road
Is completed. Portions OF the
Houghton-Medina Bellevue road.
along the east shore of the lake.
are closed for construction.
The Duvall-Novelty road. on the
east side OF the river. thru Duvall.
II closed for construction. while
the Duvall-Redmond road. via Nov.
city hill. is rough.
On the east side of the river.
the puvall-Monroe road is closed
for construction. and the Holly.
wood.Redmond road is very rough
in spots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
AUTO DEALERS PLAN
TWO new BUILDINGS

Two now buildings win add TO the
greatness OF Scattle's Auto row
shortly. One VIII house the new
Sunset Motor company. local dis
tr.butors for the Hupmobile and
Cadillac cars. while the other will
be built for Ballou & Wright. &C
cessory distributors. Both the
buildings Will be located on 18th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
Baker Establishes
Four World Records

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. EFF
win @. t"Cannonhall'1 Baker has
again established four motorcycle
worlds records on his Powerplus
Indian at the Cincinnati speedway.
thus duplicating his performance
OF June rs. ON the same track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
ENLISTS In Marines

Ralph bort. son of President j.
Dallas bort. and formerly advertis-
ing manager OF the bort Motor Car
company, has enlisted as n private
in the u. s. marine corps and is
now in training at Paris Island.
8. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
Identify Fugitive

George Clark. arrested Monday
under the alias Joe Lynch, was
identified Tuesday as the man
wanted by Iowa authorities. as a
fugitive from the state peniten-
uary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

Our old friend. Jim Scarse. 10
back 10 sell Liberty cars on the
Pacific coast section. Scarse Is
the man who put the Metz car on
tho map In this section. and IN
DER his guidance the Liberty car
will undoubtedly become as well
known as Henry's output.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

Speaking OF Fords reminds mo
that W. a. Wallace. OF the Central
Agency. is stIll on the watchful
waiting list, but expects TO hear
from the factory any dag now in
regard TO changes in prices for the
coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

More than five carloads OF Grant
Skies were sold 10 farmers east OF
the mountains last season. ard Ed
Campbell predicts wonderful
rcoord for the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

Last week the select draft got.
among many others on the row.
Elmer Scott OF the Grant Coffin e
Campbell Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

V. G. Force and the Mrs. OF the
Paige Motor Sales Co. have jus,
returned from little jtunt 20
North Yakima and back I'm The
Most Beautiful Car In America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

be sure to read Persuasive
PEGGY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

Tho long watched. for Harrpun has
arrived. and L. r. Pi,tmon. OF tho
Pittmon. Paitison Co. local distribu.
terra for tho Harruun and Elgln cars.
is all excited. He put on bis bright
shirt and flashy tie In order to pilot
tho first Harroun from the freight
station up To the salcaroom on Z.
Pike at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

A statement recently prepared by
Lieutenant Colonel ChAuncey u.
Baker. OF the quartermRsier corps,
U. 3. A.. and distributed TO the rail.
roads OF the country by the Special
Committee on National Defense of
the American Railway association
says that 10 move one field army
OF 10000 men requires "A total OF
5.2&y cara - passenger. baggage.
box. stock. and fiat cars-madc up
In 366 trains. with as many loco
motives. when Il becomes a mat
tor OF moving an army OF 500. 900
or 100000 mon. imagine tho
equipment that will be required
The above figures are for the
army alone-thc men. animals. We
hiclcs. and guns. when you begin
also 10 move the ammunition and
food supplies for the army. think
how much tn. requirement for rail
road equipment mounts upl
Business is rushing so fast nownr
days for 4 G. Renner. In the broken
radiator and fender business that hs
had 10 double tho capacity OF hls
shop In order TO takc caro- II the In.
creased business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11

for tHa new chalet. now being con-
struelea al Long View park.
The contract for the plumbing and
sewer work. which amounts close 10
$1,000. was awarded TO ChaGn0n d
Dufea. George Allen was awarded Ghe
contract for all electrical wiring and
fixture work. his lid being 1921 John
EoIk & CO. have the general contract
for the building. Thus far the fouu-
daGoD bias been laid and work ON lhe
structure is progressing rapidly The
chalet viii greatly improve The per
ton Of the park In which is is sJU-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11
PAGEANT WE'LL GIVEN
BY LOCAL @. L. UNION

The World for Christ" s. pageant
depicting rhe influence of Christ ia tins
history of the world, was pEe@au Iea
last evening at Augustana gymnasium
By the Twiuu-CltE Christian EldeaEor
union a company or about $50 pgo-
pie was present and greatly enjoyed
the spectacle. which was given under
the direction of bliss Laura Belle
stephens. assistant No the pastor OF
Broadway Presbyterian church The
pageant opens with "a scene showing
Napoleon. harassed by war and peace
are overcoming peace, who SIS rescued
by Hindu Japanese. Dutch German
italian, American, Spanish and Eng
Hsb women. In scene two the Wood
men driu team Of Camp q gave q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11
PRESIDENT WILSON
APPEALS FOR HELP
FOR THE RED CROSS


To ROCK island today came ah ap-
peal from President Wilson for aid iu
raa+frr -H- -azararr5tnarv demands
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1-s service a+ ,-4 hgl Ntos7 e911 US
the field and lis civilian relief
III came fu Il u.gbt telegram from
Etfe. FragzuorHn. vice chairman Of the
central committees of rHa Red Cross
+ efre MAYER rz.f secretary II -1e
Rock island eraura~
Amended t= fha MESSAGE.
The president has fofav Amounted 2
ra. --r-s -r-. ..-t-r...sf -...r[.5stsr-a- ~
Hen~r p Davidson af r +, MORGAN h
O. chairman Charles ID Merton
car~aa p Egrrrrt- rrrua.5ue Rites
Ir.. Edward n Hurley with william
H. Taft chairman. Eliot v.afzwarfe
7--,s ..tas4-l-a7 III s-a .vas.5ssy-a -.--,.
n-z.faa az-afHfzo members
in auuaurr.ng the creation of the
new relief n1EE- President Wilson -=-
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Re. Gross "a war r--,.sr IN --l--.- .-5rf
H- entrusted #He Ensy- sf r-asrrr5fra
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al hone raat the resnonee wifi no %
demonstration If the ranar-ef-,. ~
America and -na ra1ar IF ,.Te.,f-.-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11

ated IT s to Doe operated aa
lines 10 the Tower nm
Park Superintendent chris r.. Ea1.-
ter has not vet decided #Hau .aa FIRST.
of the series Of the Eosanhed memoir
fat concerts VIII be held Thus a.
the weather has been very HuEa#ara-
BLe 10 any plans for q eanaer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11

All the News All the Time
IT H e A r. q IT s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11
Specials
for
Saturday
cold Medal doUr. n large

Gold Medal -four ia large
SACKS --.-. ---t.-.-.. @"-.'@
hlgheaJ grade creamery
butter. per p ..---.--. #a+2c
ffeSh country butter per p Use
Fancy suHkist pruuea. 2 lbs @5c
zane. MHsoateI ralslus.
per ID -.-..-...- ---.--.-.-- Zoe
FaagE santos Or feaaerFE
colee per ID ..-.----. Zoe
Fancy 1uuhst lemons
per doz ..-..-...- -.-.--...-- Csc
Large Florida grapefruit
each .---..- -..-.....- ....-...- zoe
Fancy 1unElst oranges.
per aoz. --..- $780, -5c and 85c
- 4hs GreenlnE apples for 5ac
Maryland tomatoes. No.
cans. cans Tor ----.-.-- a5e
cans ,.--..--.-- ...-.--- Zoe
Peerless red beans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11
$50 Cloth Suits

tr-cities
year the Of suits Tri
Cities which already know and for this
fabric affords
models beted back effects patch pockets trimmed with large
collars broadoh Khaki Keel material The suits
sorted materiaIzens Wear Serge Trotne Popn Shepard
selling half price
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-11

All Che news all the tfus-Tha
Argus
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
US. Steamships Memphis Illinois and Vigilencia are
 Sunk--F Fourteen Missing
President Wilson Considering Calling Cognress to Meet Immediately Situation Too Grave to Discuss
 Says Sec lansing

LONDON. March 1q.yesseeE he German submarines sanS three American steamships Cg Memphis he Illinois and the Vgieneia. Such -- made this morn ing Fourteen 0i -he NizeDc reported missing while O. Fhe Illinois and -he C-y Of Memphis have landed The steamer C5-7 5 Memphis II ballast from Card if bound for New y1-s. sunk b gun fire.
 WASHINGTON March Ls5-a the sinking U the three Am eran steamships yesterday President Wilson said thar he several opened z5r hin q which = = call congress together immediately @ matter before ne
 ScreIay Lansing when < -o give his opinion o- tnt -la rion said -ha- r as ID B- gae secretary approved ot -es Pres.55-s cal congress -9ge-e-
 h oc.a, circles here. .- opinion freely -hat the United S.s-ss ;s v.---4T < with Germany.
 WASHINGTON March 1aTeet1.ca-y- armed neutrality exists between Ure States and Germany officially | admitted -ha- Germany 0T7-c n -ae sinking ot the three American which participate virtual o+
 The eog .. congress s.=r before me sixteenth April said D very probable. a=c;al morning.
 WASHINGTON March L-41 appeal has been from the war department a building ot the country 10 provide he government hundred T toor orboa-< submarine ccas=rs.
 WASHINGTON March President Wilson -at= today author ized -ee nav 9s7a--s- @ sl150Q0009 various bats in the (: c9rSc - ne purchase . auxiliary crafts He also au-1o.z7 -e o -he eight hour law al naval with raE-=-- o s and one 1a-- -7- overtime.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
SEC. HOUSTON
 STRIKES VERY
 POPULARNOTE
Virtually Recommends the Construction by Govern ment of Newsprint Pa
 per Plant in Alaska

WASHINGTON. March ls--Secre szry Houston Saturday issued 3 state @=2c virtually recommending 3 govern -e-1 ssGablishe.5 nswsprint paper p.a-- in Alaska for the purpose Of ut- liking some seventy billions feet Of spruce and hemlock ia the National Forests in The territory. The Seere -zry estimates that mill could be con z.ruclsd for two and hall millions hat would produce hundreds Of tons ot nevsprin. paper daily
 The Sec-etar. fs hacked by forest ssryic= exp=-zs ~ho report thar II
 roz.3 be entirely practical 10 manu- tzc-uEs 2ewspEi1e paper n Alaska and deliver i- -o N4E York through the Panama canal a- 2 eos, uot 10 exceed s5 10. e less These experts te- .5@vs that Alzskass nsssp-iat resoaT- c=s to t1e United States will b= found -o exceed i1 vzlue any other Of her resources. including coal, minerals and fisheries. The secretary is said TO be r=.y optimistic over The discovery and 7s=ws expressed ty experts Of the for =sEry department zzd yriii endeavOz so g=z -Ee necessary appropriation from Cczg-@s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
ofthe erriitOrial
 Legislature
Saturdays Work of The Legislature When Ad- iourment Was Taken
 Until Noon Monday

JUNEAU, March 19,-A resolution was introduced last Saturday in the house, providing for admission of wo- men to the Pioneer Home at Sitka.
 Nineteen bills and three resolutions and three concurrent reolutions were intoduced in the senate Saturday morn ing. The principal ones being that of five thousand dollars to improve tho Nome school, authorize the establish ment of a divisional high school al Seward: the appropriation of thirty thousand dollars for the construction of q building for the militia reserve. providing funds and the creation Of d territorial divisional board of road su- pervisors; personal school tax of four dollars per capita, establishing and defining property rights between hus- band and wife, the establishment of an Alaska agricultural college and to provide for it's construction and pur- chase of ground At this point ad- i3urnment was taken until Monday at noon.
 The house held short session to- day at which a bill for the ceation of an agricultural college and school of mines, was introduced.
 In the senate three bills were intro duced. One of which provides a legal otRiieir grantihg fh7rGy hdEtpgaGX aGXl and aa: cation to the territorial employees.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
THE FRENCH MAKE GREAT S0MME FRONT, F0RWAn ADEPTH OF TWELVE MI
 ING WHILE THE G

LONDON. March 19.-Yesterda ued all day between the Avre and of more than sixty kilometers whi of Nesle.
 In the direction Of Han on the s movement reached 9 depth of over
 PARIS, March 19.-The French have entered the important town tire occupation Of the front betwI and Disc at Ribecourt, comprisiJ Germans have held for more th4'
 LONDON, March 19.-The Br. advance on the retiring German i important towns of Nesle, Chaulni tending about forty-five miles, an sitions to a depth of ten miles. have sixty villages, says today's of
 BERLIN, March 19.--A system troops between Arras and Oisne ol Iy ~1-~ ----- oAice today. The rel Bapaume, Rove and several otner the German forces.
 PARIS. March 19.--TomorroW French departments, those of Disc the German control, according to today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
PRESIDENT GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY TOSETTLE STRIKE--U.S. SUPREME
 COURT UPHOLOS ADANSON LAW
Strikers Will Virtually Get Every Demand, Including
 Increased Wages and Shorter Hours

WASHINGTON. March 19.-At midnight Saturday night Secretary Lane that there had been no change the strike situation. V,
 On receipt of the news the sinking of three American ships evennq the managers stockholders of the great railroad copanie in the present strike authorized President Wilson to mediator the trouble investing nm Wth mower to make arrangements would be necessary to settle the matter
 Men will get virtually everything asked.
 Under the present agreement will receive their usual daily wage but will work only eight hours instead of ten
 Early this morning. the Supreme Court announced It's decision in the Adanson law which widely divided as to it's consttuonaty declared the law constitutional
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
HEADWAY ON THE b MOVEMENT REACHED LES, BRITISH ADvANC-
 ERMANS ARE RETIRING

?, the French advance contin Aisne fronts, all along a front , the cavalry entered the town hme river, the French forward twelve miles.
 Idvance guards are reported to
 Rove. The French are in en- sn Andechy south of Chaulnes
 the fortified lines which the two vars.
 ssh are continuing their rapid )rces. The British occupy the and Peronne along a front ex- have entered the German po- h addition to that the British fial report
 !tic retirement of the German Ahe French front, is announced
 rt adds that Peronne, Noyon, Towns have been abandoned by aor the day after, the entire ad Aisne, will be liberated from
 iports from the front eceived
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
WILSON ASKED TO
 PARDON DIGGS AND
 F. DREW CAMINETTI

VA SFl,,CToS. J. C. March I<.- 55-==.da-- Wilson -s IT. -@ca5D- of apD-i- ez-5c1z for pzs1o1s tor W41rT [ Digs sl1 2 DEsE Ca1-LstEL cozTicte1 fn Cs.lte-z-z 1t g.o-zr.oa ot she ~hif@ s-zTe- -zr st-e- . .c1g and s@lss rio1-al egal f.ga. ~asea ended la rasi- coI- ricsiozs oe51g E1s-e5aed by the sr- rrez-e eur
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
f [IIII o| A5| laNTSTO GOVERORsHIP Even Chas F. WhittIesy Is DemanGng Recognition As a Most Deserving
 Democrat.

WAsHEGTON. March 19.-Candi- dates forSovernor of Alaska are null tlplying 4pidly. Among the many as pirants, shas. F. Whittlesy, a former Deputy Jarshal at Seward and later .,.a AsSista9 District Attorney at the same 1'aar 2-'. Fbut who lost his position last 7a has been in the city for the last sl days trying to develop some Tfgth.
 was assumed in some quarters
 Senator Sulzer would be appoint but there is an understanding now kr President Wilson does not favor 3h appointment. because Of the not ye1y given the family when Wm. Sul-
 was Governor of New York.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
TO
 RETURN VIA THE
 NORTHEAST PASS

DAWSON, Y. T., March 19.-Arriv- ing here from Port McPherson by dog team q northwest mounted police ex- petition reports that Vilhjalmar Step with the gasoline schooner Polar Bear hanson. the Arctic explorer, discover CT Of new land in the Arctic north or Prince Patrick island, is wintering wit hthe gasoline schooner Polar Bear at Prince of Wales Strait.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
COLONEL RICHARDSON MAY BE SHORN OF
 POWER IN ALASKA
Secretary of War Baker Consid- ering the Proposition. Is
 Said to Favor 1t

WASHINGTON. March Is.-secre- ta-Y c. var. Baker. has under cOnsid- srztloa z proposition for the transfer q the supervision anc management O. the construction and maintenance ot roads and trails in Alaska. to the de- pas1r1en- Of Inc Interior He i- -ai1 70 te inclined 70 favor inc proposition and may recommend the transfer eith- er by an executive order or by an act ion by congress. He may reach q dec ision before congress meets again.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
DOLPHIN NORTHBOUND

T1e steamer Do-pzIz z---T=1 t-r- the scz-1 sz,1-1zT sT@--1g z- -- =ith tae to--oFszg Issz=-zs-s t-- z-=-- c1izz-. ?. v La. : 3L No-gz- D-- ,. L 9lo--.s C=1z- Goe- G-z- C---z-- iz14oz. Pz--.cE C---s--e-s1-- SeTe-- HzTe1s. : Ezzl z-1 Mss z. 2 z-T- e-z- LezTizr tcr tze aor-1 -F@r= LE.ss P Nzfsen : A Heath M-s Boa Wood. Da- ! Rz6zEov.c1- 7. " ls1c- 1e-. T1s Dolp151 rlll 1@ so-- t1-la TEes.1zy night
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19

Another aplicant and who is said to be violently persistent to secure the plum is Judge Jennings Of the First Division. Likewise Judge Bunnell of the Fourth Division is also determ- ined applicant and appears to have some strength behind him.
 John W. Troy. of the Empire is also in receptive mood and is said to have considerable backing for the po- sition. However. the President Is re- ported to have said that he was i'll no hurry to make the appointment. From that it is inferred here that Governor Strong may be re-appointed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
ERKENBRACK GIVES
 HEAVY BOND PENDING
 AN INVESTIGATION

SEATTLE March Ie---Lzte Satur- 1sy evening. E ?. Erkenbreck. Mana gzr to. -1e Border Line Transportation company. w1o=e house servant Asb- F, Howe. earlier in the day sho, and .-i,-e5 herself after having been zcold- @5 5T E-ks1oracE. ~zs admitted 70
 zI 5- tEe s11 ot one thousand dol .a-s pending further investigation b. me police
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
NORTHWESTERN NORTH

B-6 S.=r=o- s-- -s L-= C C-oez=.,- B=- T-o.c5s Tc-z ' 5zz- Mrs ? L Ez-11=- 2 2 z--== z-5 G-s- C TLg=- v=E= z-o-g --= Ez~ ss-g=-s z---7--g e- --@ s-=z--=- -'------ zs=-e-- y=z-=-5zE zt-=-zcc- t-c- --e sc-..- A--z- 6zse-z-gz-x s---= ----E to-s cs t-=.g1- z1= =zzs=1 t-- --= ----1 aE : o'c-ocE w5-1 : T Lc--= e-1 ? Lee = -zz==zgs-s tc- --= -.--- --e- Es-rtE.s-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
AL-KI LEFT SATURDAY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
EVIDENCE POINTS TO
 ATTEMPT AT THE DES-
 TRUCTlON OF VESSEL
Eleven Sticks of Dynamite With Fuse and Cap Attached Found Near Government
 Vessel in HarbOr

PORTLAND, March 19-EleYen sticks of dynamite with the fuses and caps attached were discovered yester' day by the police near the mooring or 4 government vessel in the harbor The pr nmption is that the miscreant was ting the oportunity to set the fuse afire. The police believe they have located the guilty party; and arrests may be made anytime