davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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State of Arizona,
 COUNTY OF COCHISE-
 l, RAY B. KREBS, County Record CT in and for the County or Cocnise State of Arizona, do hereby certify that the annexed and foregoing is a full true and correct copy of AMEND MENT TO ARTICLES OF INCOR PORATION OF GOLDEN GROWN MINING, MILLING AND SIMPLIFYING COMPANY as appears Of record now in this office in Book ', Incorpora tions, at pages 337-33S.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in Tombstone this 10th day of July, A. D. 1917. (SeaD
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THE Blackburn System is the quickest and most thorough taught anywhere. Including Dress-cutting, Designing, Patternmaking and Dressmaking. The full course will make you pro- ficient and equip you to teach these branches. Room 4, Maze Bldg, Miss
 Grant. 926
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Filed in the office Of the Arizona Corporation Commission this Fist day of May, A. D. 1917, at 10:O0 a. m., at request of Frank Peska, whose post office address is 1409 Ashland s-ocK. Chicago, Illinois. ARIZONA CORPORATION CoMMIS. SION,
 By F. A. JONES,
 Chairman. Made L. A. s. Compared J. l. to L. A. $. Filed and recorded at request of Frank Peska May 2S, 1917, at p. m, in Book ', Interpretations at Page S7,33S.
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Furnished Rooms

Furnlened Rooms
 TWO furnished housekeeping rooms for rent by John Caron at Warren. 6S9 FOUND-At Lowell. registration card No. 24. Call at Military Camp, LOW ell. 69S FOR RENT-Furnished front room; suitable for ? gentlemen; close in. 126 1-2 Quarry Canyon. Phone 1Sz
 696 FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms. 26 Montana St, Johnson AdGItloz.
 TOP FOR RENT-Housekeepin rooms. IA Taite Hill, Johnson Addition. 705 FOR RENT-3 rooms, furnished. PA Brophy Ave. 7O4 FOR RENT-Room furnished TOT housekeeping; modern; close -n. Block north of high school. 1S9 Temby Ave. 7Ci FOR RENT-In Warren; furnished room; also patching cabin; will rent together or separate. Phone 71S.
 664 FOR RENT-One furnished room. Winwood Addition. Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon. 666 FOR RENT-One sleeping room. 49 O. K St. 665 FOR RENT-Furnished front room in Warren; all modern conveniences. Boulevard car stop, second house north.
 FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms, John son Ave. Third house, No. 30. 634 FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms for housekeeping. Johnson Addition Montana street No. 35, next to Naco road in front Of soda works. $50 FOR RENT-Furnishe flat with bath. Phone 169. 6S2 FOR RENT-Cool rooms, furnished, for sleeping, patching Or housekeep- ing. Custom House. 595 GOLDEN HOTEL-Outside windows and running water in all rooms Rates reasonable, by the day, week or month. 5SS FOR RENTING light furnished housekeeping rooms, lights, water and gas. 163 Opera Drive. 544 EOS RENTING furnished rooms for housekeeping; no children. Anna Murphy, 21S High road. 522 FOR RENT-Three housekeeping rooms. 102 Higgins Hill. 533 FOR RENT-Clean furnished room Kanard flat, back of High school. James Allan. 497 LOOSE HOTEL Furnished rooms s2.00 per week and up. 405
 Miscellaneous
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BlSBEE co. NO. 5, U. R. K. OF p. Drill Practice every Thursday at 6:30 D. m. at l. O. O. F. Hall. side arms. uniforms optional.
 H. c. APPLIN, Captain. WILLIAM DELBRlDGE, Ricordie.
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FOUND-At Lowell. registration card
 No. "A. Call at Military Camp, Low ell. 69S
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Miscelaneous

'50,000 to loan on improved city prop erty or for building, on easy terms of payment. T. A Hughes, over
 Bank O. Bisbee. 697
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TWO furnished housekeeping rooms for rent by John Caron at Warren.
 6S9
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RAY B. KREBS.

County Recorder. By H. L. HUTCHINSON,
 Chief Deputy.
 694
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First publication, July '. 1917.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OR SECUR- ITY, BIsBEE COUNCIL NO. PITS Meets every Thursday at Brophy hall. ?. m. Visiting members are cordially invited
 c. A. CLEM, President, F. O. Box 1923. Bisbee FREDERICK J. ATTAWAY,
 Secretary. Lowell F. LIQUIST, Financial Secretary. P. O. Box 3246. Lowell
 REVIEW WANT ADS
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LOST

FOR REWARD to Review Of fice-Somebody that found a diplo
 ma for mine engineering belonging to Frank Joseph Andrews, as tht full name is on same, may return the same and get the reward in Reviev Office. 631
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First publication June g. 1917. Last publication July 12, 1917.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-29
WOOdWarddnd
Hobby Hailed
Before Jury
Public Officials Ordered to Pro-
duce Papers on Davies
Warehouse Removal

w. R Hobby, acting superintendent
of public works; w. G. Woodward,
former assistant superintendent OF
public works, and "John Dos" whose
correct name is said to be d. J. Sui
Ivan, were, subpoenaed by Detective
Harry T.. Lake 20 appear before the
territorial grand jury this afternoon.
{ Sullivan Is said to be . contractor
of San Francisco. The subpoena
served by Detective Lake instructed
the three prisoners to have with you
documents, advertisements, tenders,
awards, foundation plans and esti-
mates, with copy of appropriations for
same, in removing Davies & Co.'S
warehouse, Bishop street.
To make way for the extension OF
Bishop street to the waterfront 1t ID
necessary to remove the Theo. H
Davies warehouse at the foot Of the
street TO another location. The loca'
ton chosen by the territory was Just
eva Of the present site which was
given to the government in exchange
for the land of the new site, according
to an agreement between the Davies
company and the government.
It is understood that d. ] Sullivan
was brought here by the public works
department to move the Davies build,
ing. BY law, however, bids should be
advertised for, but It Is alleged this
was not done and this Is the reason
for Investigation.
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Hawaii Guard
Exempt From
ArIny's Draft

Members 81 The national guard In
Hawaii will not Be required 20 regis
ter, and subsequent 10 rcoIstrstien
men who enlist In the guard will moi
BE subject 70 draft
This d the isnportant Information
rseelted By Governor plnkhans thls
afternoon IN cableoram from Brig
Gen. Z. =. cromder, provost marshal
general, IN charge 81 draft reoistra'
tIons throu6hout the United States.
The cable came as direct answer
70 one from Brig. Gen. Samuel ]. John
son. acknowledgement OF Hawaii to
Bril-. Gen. William a Mann, chief Of
the militia bureau Ct Washington.
II sets af rest queries BY all per
sons interested In Hawaii national
guard affairs. namely VIII guards
men here be required 70 register, and
win registered persons who afterward
join the guard be subject 10 draft?
At guard headquarters 1t was gen
orally believed that the Hawaii or
ganization. not being in the federal
service, would be subject % registra,
ton.
As to the other question. however,
q circular letter received some days
ago stated that entlistments could be
received h the guard after registra-
ton. which gave foundation to the be
lief that persons Joining thus would
be exempt from draft This proved to
be correct.
The cable received this afternoon
a as follows:
AT the request Of the militia bu.
rean the following Information is fur.
nished:
Members Of the national guard are
not required TO register while IN the
national guard. Such persons are
also not subject 70 draft.
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TWO BLACKMAIL
SUSPECTS ADMIT
REPRESENTATIONS
Men Confess Masquerading as
Officers, But Deny They
Extorted Money

Two more self-confessed imperson.
atOrs OF local officers have been ar
rested by Sgt. Kellett. acting chief OF
the detective department In the alb
sence of Capt. McDrsfie who had been
working on the case for some time.
The prisoners, both Hawaiians, are
Tom Makaukane, an engineer at the
Inter-IsIand coal conveyor, and "
Mauna, both of whom are suspected
by the police Of completely in the re-
cent blackmaiI outrages.
Both men admit attempting TO make
arrests under the guise Of officers, but
win not admit that they received
money for cIemency. They viii be
charged late this afternoon tor tmper-
sonating an officer with bail fixed ct
500 each.
Although admitting they operated
along the same lines IS Tom Saffery,
now IN the hands Of federal author
tiles, on similar charge. Makaukane
and Mauna both disciaim any knowl.
edge Of HIS operations or connection
with them.
A 17-year-oid mounted policeman's
badge was the authority they showed
when accosting couples along Ala Mo
ana road, Kapiolani park and Diamond
Head road. They admit sticking
flash lights into peoples faces and
sarresting victims, but declare they
turned the latter loose II they begged
hard enough. "
Al third man, Tom Kahale, was ar.
rested yesterday with the couple, but
was later discharged. Makaukane and
Mauna were taken IN KakaalE0.
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An tnterlocutory appeal to the sup
RENE court from the decision handed
down yesterday by Circuit Judge Ash
ford, holding that the territorial work.
mems compensation act Is unconstitu.
tional Is to be asked for by the de
PENDANT companies, IT was announced
today.
This decision was reached following
q conference this morning Of repre-
sentatiyes Of the law firms Of Holmes
4 Olson and Frear. Prosser. Anderson
& Marx, representing the Hawaiian
Dredging Co. and the Marconi Wire.
less Co.. respectively. II was decided,
one of the attorneys said. to take the
points raised In the decision to the
supreme court, probably on only one
or the two cases for alleged damages
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PRESIDENT WILL BAR MAKING
OF WHISKY FROM FOODSTUFFS,
not AGAINST WINES and BEER
PROHIBITION FORCES IN CAPITAL REPORTED SATISFIED
WITH PLAN - SHEPPARD APPROVES -LEGISL ALTON
TALKED OVER WITH SENATORS

associated Press by o. Naval Communication Servce)
WASHINGTON, D. O.. June 29--Presdent Wilson today
entered the prohibition fight cenerng around the food con-
troll bill s &t'5sk. IS. g
The president agrees stop the manufacture Of foodstus
into whisky and gin but he does believe that the making
of wines and beer should be stopped.
He talked the various bills today with senate lead
prohibiting the Of foodstus in dsting and empowering
the president stop wine brewing he deems this necessary
would satisfy the prohibitonists
Senator Sheppard Of Texas the leader Of the prohibition
lists in the senate, has approved this plan.
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= ns,. 49,, ,.>,;;,,<, eolsla snassa Oe
AhS 4VIe5vAne se -
received at noon today by dov'
ernor Lnclus : 11A1an : 49, = !,
70 ms wire 70 " o1 va
vdok making inquiry as 70 the
- -. -z---. e tha MAJ; and
IekliacrInSns ~ @
MafSonia In the event OF thell
49, 90, ~. .-ovornfnent fol
selzure DJ tne ~ = - =, {. !.
var purposes. puts an end fol
y, III ,vorrv aver
the TINE Detu6 ~ 80
1Iawafi,r TRANSPORTATION ser
-
vice..
n.t X doea not pit N end g me
kS'I1l n .r1II-Infofncd qu1rtcrs tnas
S,o1er r. i1I1r->.Nd n my not pe
49, 80 hio Ilnnrs are 70 y taken
49, So rsrk.6r others.
The tact Iktl ~ .4|et'r1 bears
TT1 secretary Lane have NOT been
1900 a n1l conn1nceerin1 q me
1890 does not preclude the poesl.
b,I'.v tkst Ire war and p.<I depart
,,.4<<. may have well defined plans
49, 5000 .r1r ~. resns|1, whenever
.2.s-t - frSnS66rtt O. naval auxil.
,,r,<-
= $780,. - <.fIrif. N.
=. =. y ~ - -. - :, -.
le''.. u t s.. y. !. =. ~ !. n ~
tnI = N+ n !. y. -.
41III.N. IIl'|t $500 - .. 49,. : |.
DI Secretary I.t ~ ~ I
with reflex w. ~ -. s :. -, !,
census q ~ No.
mortEN is... ~ Z. ....., e. 60
sop'a WIN con V Ply -. - - -,
r4u|ti'. 49, 4. ~. ...,, ~. y, 1ie.
length q tine there NlL oe e 49, III
~ q the is..11, ~ e.Lse =. !.
70 worry ABOUT u J. ~. -. =.
shipping .r| t1o149 l t..,1:. - 49, ~
count iQL n. ~. w 49,. -.
tht MAIL no e. .,.. ~. y 49, sss .es en-
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Berlin Deep In
Plot TOWreck
Norway Ships
Foreign Minister of Norwegian
Parliament Openly Charges
Teuton intriguing

Associated Press By o. 8. Naval oommunt
cation service)
= y y y y + + y I
y LONDON, Eng, June % I
= Charges that the German govern
y ment 10 implicated In plots to
y wreck Norwegian shipping by 4
= bombs were made today In the 4
y Norwegian Storthing (parlia- 4
y ment) by Foreign Minister ihlen, 4
y say adViees late this evening
y from Copenhagen.
= An account Of the plots was 4
y given In the Storthing. Il was
+ declared that the bombs were 4
y sent to Norway by the German \
+ foreign office, by means Of. mes 4
4 sengers to the German legation I
= at Christina.
\ Norway has sent sharp pro- :,
+ test to Berlin over such violation 4
\ Of neutral territory.
Il L Il l. L a
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on which the decision Is based. j
The fact that Judge Ashford has
held that the compensation law 10 un-
constitutional, does not mean that u
70 now inoperatve. II can become In
operative only II the supreme court
sustalns the circuit Judge. The de.
PENDANT companies have 70 days from
yesterday In which to answer or 9th.
er.slse except to the decision and, cw-
ing 70 the vital Importance Of the de.
eision, u was the opinion In court
circles yesterday, 40 well az today,
athat an interlocutory appeal would be
immediately asked for.
The opinion also has been expressed
Continued on page twol
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.PERSHlNG'S ALSATIAN
ANCESTRY BRINGS VISIT
FROM FRENCH PATRIOTS

PARIS, France. June 20 Cen. J. J
Pershing, commanding the American
contingent in France, today received
a delegation Of representatives Of
AlsacesLorraine. who told him Of theiI
pride in his own Alsatian ancestry.
Gen. Pershing was deeply moved
He declared himself happy to meet
the representatives Of ''the valiant peo-
pie who have suffered deeply because
of fidelity to the country"
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TERRIFIC BATTLE FOR LENS
ADDED TO WESTERN CARNA GE

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS FRANCE June 2s-smashing
steadily important strategic held
in
N q o j.
hesuburb buildings coneries
followed period OF intense bombardment
a
Smelling
footing q OF
tans
2O0Qyard 500
900 prisoners
LONDON 2sThe British
position oppy
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I'M
U. S. SERVICE
WILLGO SOUTH

(Associatsd Press b. q. s. naval oonmuni.
csfion servicel
WASHINGTON. D. c., June "a.
Announcement was made at the war
department today that the national
guardsmen taken into the federal ser
vice viii be sent to divisional camps
IN the South Immediately after their
service for the national government
begins. Il has been previously ex-
pected that many would remain in the
state camps because or lack Of tents
at the divisional points.
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george
EXPECTS RUSSIA
TOREGAIN POWER

IAssociased Press By q. s. Naval lcommunt
cation 3erviee1 x
= GLASGOW. Scotland, June 20
Premier Lloyd George declared to-
day that If the war Is concluded a
single hour before the allies attain
their ends, it would be the greatest
disaster ever Detailing mankind. He
prophesied that Russia will regain her
strength and viii be more formidable
as an enemy of the Teutonic miIitar.
lists than ever before. II
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Z The 6s delegates Of the convention
gave unanimous Endorsement to the
executive board OF the league for its
efforts to secure prohibition for the
islands through national legislation
The work Of }. w. Wadman. who Is
maintained In washington In the In
terests Of the dry movement, was
indorsed for the first time since Mr..
Wadman has been In Washington.
That Congress- pass prohibition for
Hawaii was the Recommendation made
(Confinueu on pare tWo)
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j. 5. RED CROSS
Cheers RUSSIA

CAssociatsd Press b D. 8. Naval oomnnni.
cation Bsrvicsl
PETROGRAD. Russia, June %.
News that the United States win send
q Red Cross mission to Russia has
been widely heralded and IL being re-
ceived with the greatest satisfaction
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-29
HAWAII TO GO DRY I'M so
DAYS IS cABLED PREDICTION
Secretary Patty Of Saloon League Gets Message From
Sources in Touch With Washington Advising That Prohbi-
ton viii Soon PassLeague in Annual Meeting Elects New
Officers

800 ~ \ - $3.50 - . =
Hawaii 40
NIGHT by Minister Peters retiring president 81 TIE Anti
while
declared he situation
holding federal position
y vast be effected stated.
Of
\ Of grain manufactures Of liquor
wall met last night board hall Is
haa 81 fhan wear.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Chicago-St. Louis 8, Chicago 2.
At New York New. York 2, Boston
/; Boston IL. New York o.
At Pittsburg Cincinnati /, Pitts
burg O..
At Brooklyn Rain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-29

of increase tomorrow This Is for
the month of June At the army posts
men are paid On muster Of June 80
and do not receive their money for
five or SIX days after the end 81 the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-29
GREECE cuts
LOOSE FROM
TEUTONICS

lkssocistsf RreSI y u, q naval Opmmuni
cHfI,n servicel
A&4$%++A%$
ATHENS, Greece. June a.
= Greece today broke diplomatic I
= relations with Germany, Austrla- !.
= Hungary. Bulgaria and TURKEY.
PARIS, France, June 2s.-Des- I
= patches from Athens say that 1
= the Greek ministers IN Berlin, I
y Vienna and Sofia have been IN I
strGcted % leave their posts for I
The rupta1s o. relations Is I
based III the Greek notification, I
= upon the InconpstIbillty a. main I
y t1ininn relations with countries I
which are warning n creeI. ter I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-29
SIX FRENCH VESSELS
SUNK I'M PAST WEEK

PARIS, France, June 2s. - Two
French vessels Of over 1900 tons were
sunk By Submarines during the past
week. Three Of less than that ton
mage were sunk
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Sugar Jumps:
5000 Ton

: = Z = = = 7 = = =
\ Sugar took another big Jump 4
\ yesterday, according to adviees
= received today by the n. s. p. A., I
y s6 deg. test centrifugaIs selling I
= at 6.31saeents, or $3.50 per ton.
y Accompanying the following meg <
? sage was correction Of the pre-
= Vlous quotation received June ~,
4 making II 6.143 cents instead Of I
+ 6.145 cents. Follows the cable: 4
= SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s.-
\ Sugar: So deg. test, 6.3f cents. Z
= Previous nnnfaflnn. 1.1z2 cent. |.
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is:ss.s English Mongolia
sp s.s4 % :. @
:mssr 81 the - II. h osas. having
session ss NV '"'' ''''-'' WIZ - - "'' '''''
.. wILHELMIMA RELEASED UNDER $4,000 BOND
a.
M @ ' the :sm Of $500 that
WHhsmlna
F. SHELDON QUITS CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
vice aSsm % @ . nas "a: s e. s'f a. the s
Attorney sh:i
Il NAVIGATOR Or wAasr'e olynplAls ExonEeA1ED
sandng olympia flagship
Olympia
r. ~ June @
tally wrecked Three workmen were killed and injured
scHoossa rukA pEFENDANr5ls llsEL SUI?
damage:
Jury FINDS VERDICT foa RAPID rRansrr co.
y sss sn sass
y a. a Il ssss IN
. POUND GUILTY. o. Ass.v.'r wi1t WEAPON
. ss sss: H''" s'" this
.Aaeosl COMPANY TzcIsIs e DECISION
exceptions 70 deaIon handed down Circuit Judge Ashford
Carroll Judge Ashfords decision overrues
complaint IA q. r, ~.
GERMAN MERcHANrMAN is REPORTED SUNK T.
Netherlands 29t reported German
mine
Rotterdam to Copenhagen s. 49, -
CAPT: RIGGS ORDERED TO STATES; MAY.co TO FRANCE
.s Capt Kerr Z Roo. cssy ssosd ssrrss. 70 report
Riggs will
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland Chicago 8. CIeye.
land 1,
At Philadelphia Philadelphia i.
Washington 8.
, At Boston Boston Q, New York i.
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COMPENSATION ACT TO Be FOUGHT
TO SUPREME court, IS STATEMENT

That the workmens compensation
Judge Ashford IN decision handed down
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DOUBT OF LINERS
SEIZURE TOLD IN
LANES MESSAGE
Cable to Governor Says interior
Department and Shipping
Board Not Advised Of Com
Wandering But War and
Navy Departments N ay
Have Plans

Referring to your wire
June Il, shipping board
states they have not been
advised Of any comman-
deering Of the Matson lin
ers Matsonia and Maui,
and believe you must have
been misinformed IS to the
Intentions Of the govern
FRANKLIN K. LANE.
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MISSION
CONES TOCOAST

tAssoci.s.d Press - .. s. Naval connunl
- eation service)
L WASHINGTON, D. G., June %
The Belgian commission today left for
q trip to the Pacific coast. 4
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SOLDIERS GET PAY UNDER
NEW RATE or INCREASE

Enlisted men on duty at Hawaiian
department headQnarters win set
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LATE news AT A GLANCE

Especial Cable to Nippu il

Especial Cable Nlppu
that japanese
floating In Indian
the bottom q mine off Bombay.
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sEAMEN ARREsTEp CHARGED WITH HAVINe OPIUM


Baird, deputy collector Of at Ho has informed
Of the ship Enterprise charge having
probably will special federal
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WILHELMINA RELEASED UNDER $4,000 BOND
WhemIna against which libel filed
Catherine l.
M Dennis claims $500 that
Honolulu the WiIheImIna.
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Continues on page two)
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NAVIGATOR OF WARsHIP oLYMPIA1s ExoNERATEp

Kan Choon SAM filed In FEDERAL late this
libel suit against the schooner Lua, IN which he seeks
alleged damages Of $1,000 Defendant claims the
for alleged injuries eatmen hospital ainte
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs Christian de Gnigne,
Miss Ysa5el Chase, Mrs ZELDA Stott
Ford and Edmunds Lyman enjoyed
dinner at the Cliff House Monday.
On the following day Mr.. and Mrs. de
Guigne left for Southern California
to witness the polo tournament at
RiyersiGe.-San Francisco Chronicle,
Yah -
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arrived on abe aIikahaia to spend
Carnival week. IL -.
. ....~= . = = L.. =.
Mr.. E. H. Harrington had as his
guest for dinner Slnday evening at
the Fleasanton .Ar. |. c. Moore.
. = . l.~ ~ +
Mrs. A. Fake and Miss Greta Fake
returned Tuesday alter months stay
at the Volcano house. r. ss'i. e.
Mrs. X. C. fIa.l entertained at din
ner for Miss White at the Pleasanton
Sunday evening .. =
Mrs. r. T. Guard Of Hilo arrived in
Honolulu this week to visit during
the Carnival. s.... 49, .. -.
Marion Dowsett Worthington is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Dowsett
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Mrs. W. H. Smith of Ailo arrived
Tuesday to spend Carnival week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Dranga Of Hilo
are in town for Carnival week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook of New York
are guests at the Moana. H.
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Miss Jessaline HoftSn, Mrs. A. T..
Macdonald, past worthy matrop of the
Eastern Star chapter "a OAKLAND, and
Mrs. Clifford Pruett, prominent
matron Of Oakland srS here as the
guests OF their father, A. e. Horton,
who is one of the San Francisc-
knights Templar party g