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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

PUGET Sound
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEsaFNs LrAvE FROM GOLDMAN
DOCK. roof or MARION srHEEI
Lave Arrty.
seattle Seattle
Victoria. -. C.--rort fermentation
Angeles
iiios Steamer sol Due. forl ! sopm
mia Townsend. Williams daily
niHht Dunssnes- tH.auimt.
daily angeles end Victoria
'Do.s not call at
Victoria Sundays
Tnnom. Direct
7 eosmls,~~,aess Iseon,. and is6am
siooaH, Indianapolis for Ts. 10 t0sm
II ooAm coma direct steamer ~ it0pm
oopm every two hours. tool 7iaopm
toopfn single trip. eco round .sepm
eopm trip. sioptn
Toopfnf sfoptn
sitpmh isepm
daily I daily
rer rew..rnd Special
eesm ktr. sisu,, Tor port iopsn
eepm Townssnd direot iots0pm
daily lcornsc,s at Townssnd daily
with rail lines for all
poinus on oiympie
lpsninsuis.
Asacort~s and Ii~iiisshssn
,ieesm steamer whstcom.i t'essIn
daily for Anaoor,es and daily
lBslhnshsm,
Evs~sst-B~iiins h.ss--Ansesrt~s-
Port Te~pss~d
isHsspm =. kuishss. fov tisspm
daily 8vsrstt Anseortse daily
lsnd nsi inshs
s.s Ja.a fsi.s ds-aeiiinshsm
i.ss str. &ss.iIe. Tor Port I espr
rnifn'ht 'ro~nsend and Bsi-i Tussd'y
SUNDAY llinGNsm. via all SAM rhurSy
Tu..fy Juan island points Batur'y
Thursy
port fovns-od-rer Ass ses-Se~h
Nay and wsy Porte
i.ise steamer Utopia. for' siespm
rnian'htlror, Townsend. rortl Tussd'y
aund. ylAngeiss. E.sh rsri Thursp
Tusss'ylsnd way ports. sstury
Thurrr
Fort re~p.~rd-r.vs Assele. a.d
Wsy Ports
ss str. Wsisi~sSA fsfl tstpm
rnifn'h, rors Townsend. Port sunday
Monday Angeles claiism and wecpss
w.an.s way perts yrtdsy
friday
pert d.msis-i.ss,ev-vi
.7itpm Steamer ruret. fr sissIn
daily lKinHsion. o. m bic. daily
sre~rs fiud ov "rEion. sucspt
sa,urylr re~ns.od. Sunday
Hsnsviil. and HAD
saturday osiy
ssepnn les~~s~~r Puget. swl sssv.u
Hfnas'on. Ludiov and
sunday o.iy
stse>sn iss~>m~, Puget. f~l sfseyn
Hinssten. Ladiow sndi
~sy poin,s
Ned csssi--si.msis--Lad
TIT,m Sss. rottatsh. ser iiss
daily r.udio-. Port Gamble rnian'h,
.re.pt ssrsnser and ali esee,,
sanssy ipoin,s on roea Canal sandsy
Paints marked &c are beat tandfnss
p...engers .or thee pois's and fos
ether hoe, landing points mus, make
their s-n arrangements fer landau
.rs assume all riss ara liability in
n.sins such sanding Steamers pas
..ns.r rate doss GOT include boat land.
inS ehsrGs
nsrssrs nAbiii,y 10 limited 90 wear
inr apparel. not % ssee~d ifee for
Whole ticket ite poanes allowed frSs
s,samsrs ana schedules sshjse, 10
enshss without notice yretuh, 70.
e.l.sA daily for All points tsssep.ins
Tsesmsl named :. above schedule
Tickets mus, be purchased a. ,tehs,
esres opes from csc q m to iies
uaianisht
rUarT sor~p NAVIGATION CO
Tieh~s ofnee. Cstna.s Ds~h.
rhoss. Nsis sees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11


THE DOCTOR on TIE SPOT
Always ready 20 cheek your sickness 20
not stay sick. We have rsiiabi- fam
lily medicine ease which yau should
keep IN tho house. especially ~ you
are distances from n doctor You
want tho best. - bur rood remedies
These are not pafeut nandicire. but The
careful prescription. % a physician %
many years practice Ask your drrE-
Fis' Or write today Tor further partjru-
lars 20 the = ~ =. Medicine Co. 1909
:. c smith nidx seattle wash.
WOMEN tar YOUR CREDIT oPEN
charge account We viii give you
credit TO outfit yourself IN anyihinx
you may need in HAIR GOODa." You
pay on easy terms At factory prices
We manufsctufs everything that Il.
worn In hair goods OF any special pat
tern or design. Bring as your Gu, hair
or eonhinEs. We make them up at
,onr old switches Mall orders given
pronp, attention.
FACTORY HAIH sToRg itei rir., Az
hAHRY At oNcE--wr PrT YOif ~
correspondence With several thausand
charming and refined ladies who wish
20 marry. many worth from 81 900 to
Us 900 ard upward Particulars free
Addfens Allan Ward n-5i4. valley. Sch.
ASYQSE KNOWING TIE WHERE
abouts % Charles T.uthardt. logger. las,
place known - saltwater about March
g. please notify Hu Charles Iuthardt
Pieraon. Bouts No Foul play feared
HAPPINESS LIES rs MARRIED IIFE
Are you ionsiy7 Join Seattle Reliable
Friondship Club. Ladies' free Ada 4
Evans. 1ti Union. Apt H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

PREPARED ROOFING
I-piy. about IS pounds. 81 % per square
7-piy. about Is pounds. IS per sauars
4 ply, about IS pounds. 81 70 per square
O. ". WILLIAMS CO.
Manufacturers sash and Doors
Seattle. wash.
DIM SELLS TRUNKS
And bags FOR less Repairing % luEKsrs
and umbrellas $40 Second ave. near
James Main s5i7-
SEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT AP-
piled on purchase. aeysr-Toner. zio
Union
PHOHOGRAPHs OUR SPECIALITY
We trade buy. rent. repair.
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1913 WsstIaks Elliott 2s7s.
CLEARING HOUSE
For Musical Instruments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11
45-mIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

SASH AID DOORS
Manufactured IN our own mill and sold
at factory prices We ship 20 snTons.
anywhere one price TO anybody.
Prompt shipments Eafs delivery "a
devtination guaranteed. Our big H.
iuHtratef caiaios 10. - mailed free.
postpaid on rscsfp; % request
g-cross panel doors 2-sNe-s go. ftt
Craftsman bungalow doors .-.... iso
one panel 5-piy veneer doors. 200
French doors. 10 lights ....+.... 400
screen doors. e-6Ie-9. galvanized.
wire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lba
Standard tvo-liEht windows. from ia up
suf0. f-liEht sash ................ 81
fsrigHzs spruce flour bins ...... $50
Drain boards. 2or2f -s......... rs
Williams Gold Seal Mixed Paint.
per gal observation-disclosures iso
Frames MouidinE. Builders Hardware.
MN WORK
o. n WILLIAMS co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

FOR SALE-to ACRES ioQGEp.OFF
land on WILDLY island. Address A.si
>>SSSSSS~~>->.->>- 49,.
~ LOTS FOR SALE
SEVEN LOTS IN WEsr SEATTLE. ,sss
Zach 'ie down urd s. per month
,->C>N1sSssS SSSSS>s->>s S,sS,iSl ! - ooD>.
80 HOUSES FOR SALE
MY A uoMn WITH RENr
~ 2Qif 18Th and INN St On the
Rainier valley, 10 minutes ride from
Fourth AND Ycaler. 4 very fine T.rcam
home Tor some man with large famii,
fuu basement. hafdW ood floors. brand
new Can soil this property for los
IMAM y VIII east to build tho house
today. or viii trade Tor small fartu
close In. You viii make a barasin hy
booking this NJ, Or Edwin J. nroNn
Main sac
JUST FURNISHED = seRoOM nus
rsloN. three blocks from nallard hiEh
school. LOT tcktoo Price tt.ase. easy
terms ihene owner. Capitol itss
YOUR RENr MONEY Will. MY A
homo from Adams at rAanucrey we.,
->~N>~~~~>~~>>~>~
s3-AousEs uNF. FOR RENT
nuNoAlows ron RENT nY ADAMS
,t =, = ssS ,.srsy ws.s Sss-~.-~o
IS APARTMENTS. uNFuR.
LOWER COST On LINING
summer country ufs In city. garden.
crcnard. sprinE water. % minutes
walk sttfr YARDS. Is minute. dawn-
town. south seattle car. Low summer
rates nayyiuw Apartments Phone
>>~S~SSN>S~~~~~~~
81 MALE HELP WANTED
AMERICAN noVf
ARE YOU poiNo TOUR BIT,
The Seattle star has several fine ap-n.
tnEr Tor live hoy. Gna young men Re
tween 'hs ase. % II and Is years.
afternoon work ouy 20 star. bot
cnsncs 70 work into ail-dAy job soms
dandy routes open. toe. Tht- Il the
time TO set n Kpod rpute nAny Of
cur carriers Will leave tovn Tor ths
summer.
can al Circulation Department Tn. star
Nnd talk With NJ Smith.
u-notIERMAKER WHO -
first elias. fans. man Apply Pacific
steel aaa Boiler Co. Tacoma
GENUINE PANAMAs is0S VALUES
for gg.5e I.nndquisi lilly upstairs
$3.50 ~st"Fs RA""tA A+AAAs AHFfhA AAtA
Pike
WM 9 oWEENEs tFoNMENi.Y
Traeie'st upstairs sait shop ssil. mems
"a suits Tor AZ sots third ass
FIRST Class RIVErERs AND HEI.P-
sru. Apply Pacific steel aad Boiler
Co Tacoma. wash
THoROUgHf.Y EXPERIENCED nook
keeper. Apply At 1870 First ave II.
NJ Rogers.
= /. -, - !. IT.
ss-FemAlE SITUATION VITO.
WANTED - PoafTfoS M TX
p~rleacsd operator on private ca
change wsHt G81J.
N~~~~~~~~~N~->~r~>~sNe- N~~S~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ss-eUsISEss OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sAf.E sNNf.f. nEErAURASr.
with furuishs Cd rooms. cinss 80 navy
yard good business small rent ard
lease Vrfca IgBa Proprisfrss. wants
% isav. town Royal Cafe. ChRris4ten.
WAIST. Box 80.
BLACKSMITH BrEfSEEa. GOOD
stock. comp!st- equipment. hustiinz
town. farming locality. Implement bus
mess ia connecticut no eofnpstltion.
Address A-1t. star.
$500 GEIs GOOD Rt-SiSEss. WITH
salary. Money stays IN husiasss. Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

foR sALE-io ACHES toadEp orr
land on WILDLY island. Address 4 81.
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11
CARD OF THANKS

WE Wish TO EXPRESS OUR 0RATI-
tuda and our thanks to our many
friends and TO tho employees OF Duthie's
nhipynrd for tho kindnesr shown us
during tho loss OF our son and brother
and for tho many beautiful floral Of
forlnRs
MRs. p. PoLEr AND FAMILY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

NJ HEE wo cuSEsE MEDICINE co
fst James 81. bet ind and rrd Ave.
ssa,'ie. wash Estsbfishef 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11
IS BUSINESS PERSONALS
GET WELL IN
NATURAL. WAY

{ ifss wn Chtns-s
nsfure herbs hems
remedies successful.
~ trsatinc stomach.
hid nsy. bladder
rheuni atisfa. b ! q o a
disorders aud rany
ether stimsn's q
men snt semen By
usfng Chinese nAfars
Eaees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

TVNIN tu~I on HMM
summer country ufs In city, Earssn
orchard. sprtns water. % minutes
walk sttfr YARDS. ~ minutes dawn-
town. south Seattle car. Low summer
rates iiayyiuw Apartments Phone
fiearna aAsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11
CHINESE MEDICINE

CHINESE MEDICINE
n You Have B~-n
Doetorinx without Re
suis for Years. $50 Ne
and Investigate my
rem efi~s.
The most cbstinats
case. % asthma. rhru
runtfsm and nervous
disorder. have hrer
treated successfully
Constipation. catarrh
ard disorders o., the
Bladder. sSi7 and
stomach as we'll -
sppe ntieitis. are r.
iisvei wiihou, opera
ticn. Ny advice n
srna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

Now located - Harrington Hotel. fsia-
Heeaua ave. fHads your head iust 40
n indicates. what business you are
nfaptod fUF. when ard whom you viii
marry. settles and explains love affAlfs
aud family troubles. rsunites the urpA-
rated. etc. EKplaina permanent health
rules sstisfaeiion guaranteed or no
charge, No ono In trouble turned
away. money or no money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11
10 HOUSES FOR SALE
s,-HousEs uNF. FOR RENT
APARTMENTS. uNFuR.

BUNGALOWS ron RENT nY ADAMS
A. Faurtlsroy we., 5ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

Reward for urn containing
ashes OF Mrs. Nora Mitchell,
purchased In trunk at Bush.
ellis, March ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-11

IT Not WANT 10 AVE ttoo ou fur-
hlahlnE your huuno and have extra
hish grade furniture como 60 the
NhNf AUCTION sAtg At SEAT
IhNN LEADING AUCTION HOUSE,
-l--- 10 AI-L-lAn AA-I- 10 10 m ~
The Daytona daily news., 1917-03-03

until admitted by action Of the super
viSing principal
During the first semester of the
school year. 1861. excuses for alb
sence and tardiness with their totals
are recorded below. They present an
interesting and accurate study
ABSENCE BOYS Sickness of self,
or in the family. or injury. l72; bad
weather and impossible roads. Sc:
work. "A. visiting. %: no reason as
signed. Is: miscellaneous. S: slow and
diiatory. \. truancy, |. Total 322.
ABSENCE Girls sickness of self.
or in the family or injury, IFS, bad
weather and impossible roads, lo0:
visiting IT, work. 13. miscellaneous
s. no reason assigned. :. clubs and
socials ;. Total 326
HARDNESS BOYS Work and err
rands. 50; just slow. couldn't get
ready "A lettering and playing on
the way, is. slow clocks and Watches
N. miscellaneous. Is; bad weather
and roads. If; sickness Of self. or i'll
the family. IS no reason assigned. s:
trains blocking the crossings. ): over
slept, /, late meals, 5, bicycle trou-
BILE, }, Total, 159.
HARDNESS Girls Just slow
/ couldn't get ready. -. bad weather
/ and roads. %. Slow clocks and watch
/ es. - sickness OF self or in the fam
4 lly, - work and errands, 10. miscel
I laueouS. II. Transportation troubles
=; oversight s. loitering and playing
ON the way $. mo reason assigned. s,
late meals >. Total. l54
It is impossible to make MANY i'm
Brsf.i fff
The Daytona daily news., 1917-03-03
Seminole Limited
~ o.

No. 80

e Lighted Drawing Rocm Sleepers Parcr Cars .,
A tnrc-9n Trans. WIN Sroller 8uret Seruice
The Daytona daily news., 1917-03-03
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS WEST


mar. Sleeping and Observation Cars on All Trail
5 SERVED y DINING CARS EN- ROUTE
The Daytona daily news., 1917-03-03
Information WITH
RESPECT TO LOCAL
SCHOOL CONDITIONS

Prof H Clay Marks. supervising
principal OF the Daytona public
mSchooiS. proposes to furnish c0ndi
of reports concerning school condi-
tons in Davtona which should be OF
much interest to patrons OF the public
schools and all other persons having
AZ heart the advancement OF public
school matters
Appended is note OF explanation
from Prof Marks and the first OF the
series OF reports referred to-
To the People OF Daytona.
During all this year | have had in
mind the issuing OF an Anuaul Report
concerning school conditions in Day
tona The citizens OF this community
have never had the opportunity of
reading such a report. However, 1t
is my belief that the people are en-
titled to i certain fund OF information
with respect to the local schools. in
formation which cannot be obtained
except through the efforts Of the head
of the local system To my regret
find that | must give up the Idea OF
issuing the "t'irst Annual Report OF
the paytona Public schools in book
let form THIS IS on account OF the
expense connected With the issuing Of
such 4 publication But / have not
discarded the idea Of serving the pub
liz il this matter Through tho cour-
te~# of the AANtona new ~napess. theve
WiN he published Ip0m time tn fime
: articles the contents 81 Which Mill be
iutoru tiau in fae uasHre ot an aruaal I
reffae 1he ARTICLES N5i bc f.1,a-
bored the Hr~ ono tpr gns II tais
issue
au sarrN ta ths -sDait In ae
The Daytona daily news., 1917-03-03

All steel equipment. E.lec-
trlc fans. Lights. Pullman
i.awing room sleepers- Din
lrlS cars on trains -. Sc and
- Local Slcepers on so Ic.
savannah. Passengers may
occupy until . a. IN. Free
~ec.ining chair coaches.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
IS
BIG PROBLEM in
SANTO DOMINGO
rBy Associated Pressl

SANTO DOMINGO CITY, Domin
lean Republic, Feb. 2S.-Almost three
months has not been sufficient time
for the United States marines, CON-
prising the forces of the temporary
military occupation, to gather in all
the arms in the republic as provided
in one of the first orders issued by
Capt H. S. Knapp. United States navy,
acting head of the temporary govern
ment, which called for the volunteer
surrender of all arms, ammunition and
explosives. and the search is still in
progress.
Just how many arms have been
voluntarily surrendered, how many
have been obtained by means of
search by marines and how many more
there may be yet undelivered to the
military authorities, is something that
no one here attempts to guess. The
authorities have not announced how
many arms they have so far collected
In all, although it is known that in
certain districts many thousand. re-
volvers and rifles have been surren-
dered to them or seized.
But persons familiar with the Do
ililtCdH uSoHc W pOoSOoS dIiuS Ca
press the belief that it will be next
TO impossible ever to bring about
state of complete disarmament here.
1t has been most common to see
gentlemen at balls, or other entertain
ments, armed not only with a revolver
hut knife and dagger" according to
man who has resided here for more
than 80 years. "a revolver was as
much part of a gentleman's attire
as his shoes or his shirt Everybody
was armed" ......7 ....<.-.. =.
All firearms are strictly forbidden
in Santo Domingo by the Dominican
laws, except as imported by the gov
eminent for government use But
there has never been much difficulty
in obtaining either arms or ammuni-
ton and many persons have grown
rich dealing in this class of contra
band Smuggling direct from the
limited States or from Haiti or Porto
Rico has been carried on for years.
despite the law, it is said, and good
revolver was considered worth almost
its weight IN good United States
money. Reviewers costing $l2 or $1I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
siberia TAKES
NO MAIL TO S. F.

Rough weather made the Siberia
Maru of the Togo Kisen Kaisha one
and half hours later arriving off port
this morning than the time she wire
lessed I'm two days ago.
The big former Pacific Mail steamer
showed up off port about 1890 this
morning instead of a. m, the time
she sent in Thursday. She locked
short at 1870 today at Pier and
will leave for San Francisco early to-
morrow morning. probably at 9 o'clock.
Passengers brought here by the lin
er were 10 first cabin. three second and
33S Asiatic steerage. including 1S1 Fill
pinos. Freight for this port was 1875
tons. The liner will steam for the
coast on time In the morning as her
schedule calls for her TO leave for San
Francisco tomorrow.
Among the prominent ones stopping
here ar engineers of whom an ex-
tensive sketch is given in other col
urnns of this edition. C. w. Alison
has been in close touch with the Rus
SIAN government; Dr. ]. A. Brashear is
the noted astronomer. and Ambrose
Swasey. who is with him, is famous
for his big telescopes.
Wolcott III. Pitliin. Jr.. another stop
over passenger. is advisor in foreign
affairs to his Siamese majesty's govern
ment. He is an American. George A.
Chamberlain is a L. S. consular official.
He is also staying for awhile in Ho-
nolulu.
Among the prominent ones who are
going on to San Francisco are Eikichi
Oisfi. a naval inspector for the impe-
rial Japanese navy: Capt. G: r. Ainslie
of the British navy: F. c. Fisher one
OF the leading attorneys of Manila. ac-
compauied by Mrs. Fisher; William
Greenbaurn. a wealthy San Francisco
merchant. and Mrs: Greenbaum; +. T.
Syndsr. a representative of Wanamak-
er's and A. r. Haupt. NJ. Heyman and
j. G. Uhrlaub, representing big New
York commercial houses. Mrs. Haupt
and daughter. Miss Hazel Haupt, are
also i'm the party.
The Siberia has 6195 tons Of freight
of which 1900 is for Honolulu. consist
ing largely of rice, raw silk and gun
MES for sack manufacture Capt h.
Hashimoto Is in command and reports
a fair trip. neither good nor bad. Pur-
ser c. N. Ludwigsen is still at the
mauka-waikiki office with the broad
smile and the big nit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
NOT ONE SALE OF
STOCK Is MADE

Not a share OF listed securities was
dealt in a the session Of the stock
exchange this morning. IL Is a record
for duEness that may be squaIled but
cannot be broken Between boards ig
was almost as bad. there. being but
two sales reported. - shares of Olaa
at Ia and 80 shares Of Eva at 81 Il !.
Ii was the uncertainty OF the railroad
situation on the mainland that was re-
sponsibfe for the dull and StangnanI
market here.
There were but two securities of the
unlisted type that were dealt In. Min
erel Products went from 80 cents TO
80 aRd back to -. Montana Bingham
SOLD ~ cents. Quotations on Engels
COPPER Were. s !. "a q : and oil $2I9 to
S3I5 H.. ..-.-...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
Large CARGO IS
ON MANOA TODAY

That the Matson steamer Manoa has
As cabin passengers. SO bags of mail,
IL packages OF express matter and Tess
tons of cargo on board Is stated in a
radio received by Castle & Cookies
shipping department this morning from
the steamer.
Included in the Honolulu cargo are
1907 tons OF merchandise. ga tons of
feed. 500 tons of hay. S36 tons of ce-
ment 1874 tons of fertilizer. 200 tons of
asphalt. lots OF automobiles. includ-
ing 10. % and Z cars, two for local
mercantile firms. and 9 trucks $500
sacks. 700 sacks and ESQ sacks of ce-
ment 796 sacks OF plaster. ESQ bar
rels OF fuel oil, 1929 bundles Of box
shocks. 666 barrels OF asphalt 1893
bundles OF tin. 1495 sacks of bonemeal
$50 poles. two lots of beer. 25 and 81
kegs; four 9-ton caterpillar tractors.
202S split ties. 400 tons of cargo short
shipped from the Wilhelmina.
Kahuiui cargo ~ 13S- tons. linclud-
ing ia OF feed, 365 OF cement and 272
OF fertilizer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

COLUMBIA DOCKS
SUNDAY MORNING

Between : 30 and s O'Clock tomorrow
morning the Pacific Mail liner Colon
bia VIII enter the barbor Of Honolulu
for the first time. coming from San
she will be off port at midnight tonight.
The, liner viii dock az Pier and steam
at & p. IN. tomorrow FOR the Orient.
The Colombia - the last Of the three
steamers purchased by the Pacific dali
from the Dutch West Indies Mail Line
for the purpose or resuming It's trans
pacific service. The Venezuela and
Ecuador were placed iR service last
Passengers for Honolulu on the CO.
lombia are three cabin. Mail 81 10
bags. Through passengers are given in
the wireless 10 the local agency. II.
az steerage. From this port the liner
will take 20 cabin and a few Storage
passengers.
CAPTAIN brennan Commando
According 10 San Francisco papers
the celombia's commander Is Captain
Ryland brennan. veteran Pacific Mall
skipper. who has recently been In COM
mand OF the Pacific Mailer Pennsylva-
mia on the lines Mexico-We coast
run. other officers OF the liner on her
first transpacific voyage are said to
include J.. CT Dellegar as chief officer
and George Dockstader as second Off
ce..
Captain Describes TorpedoIng
According 90 Captain G. J. Holland.
who was master OF the Colombia when
she was struck by n torpedo off the
mouth OF the Thames April ~, 1916.
he turned back to London instead OF
proceeding 10 Amsterdam. his destina-
tion.
1--WE supposed. OF course" said Cap
tain Holland In San Francisco, that
we had struck mine. as we had seen
no submarine. When 1000 tons OF
wheat had been discharged from the
forward hold and the bow lifted out OF
the water IL was seen that the projec-
Tile had torn through the vessels
mates and Ii was held by naval author
tiles that a mine could not have done
that IL was then that we were sure
we had been torpedoed and had not
been struck by a mine.
EFT was impossible TO be repaired in
Great Britain and so we went TO Am
sterdam, after a stav OF twelve days In
1.ondon. and went into drydock. We
were in the Dutch port seven months
before we were ready for sea again.
November 30 of last year we started
for New York and made the trip with
out incident In the Eastern port the
Colombia was converted to an oil burn
er end we made the trip without trou-
BILE"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

in the United States could be had
here only at prices ranging from $S5
to $50 Ammunition, though pro-
hibited, could be purchased at like
increases in price.
Most of the firearms so far gath
cred in by the marines have been of
ancient vintage, many of them so old
and of designs that military officers
say they never before saw anything
like them. Quantities of ammunition
have been found which have not been
manufactured since the time of the
Civil War.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

Wearing skull and crossbones insig-
mia on their hats, the Death Troop"
of Gen Jose Carlos Murguia's brigade
entrained to go south. presumably to
engage Villa forces.
The V-69 left Ymuiden and has ar.
rived at a German base. She was
damaged in the battle between Ger
man and British light sea forces last
month and was taken into IYmuiden by
her crew
Louis Glazer, 81, plumber, fell
from q ladder while fixing a roof al
New Haven and was killed.