davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

long waist luc, Organizes and shercttes to IA
years from 81 9s to S975
Chldren's White Otgandie and Shetette Dresses
Lace embroidery and ribbon trim; all StycS-empre
and long wai, lines, PLAIN skirts, also ruiilcs Ages
90 % wears Nt 9sc to S725
Spring Shipment of Children's and Infants White
Bonnets-Also white wash hats from CSC to S7Sy
Chldrens Beach Knee Rompes-lu tan, gray blue
and flesh trimmed with white, to years AT SOC
Children's Rompefs-knee romper, IN blue and tan
AZ 2Sc.
Chdtens Gingham and Peresle Dre~es-Empire
waist also the medium and long waist lines IN all the
latest colurS, TO years at SOC to slOo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
OPERATIONS ON
STOCK MARKET
WERE RESTRICTED

NEW YORK. AUX 10 -'.piv"rs" a."
vcJopmont4 hcnrlnR upon quoted vh'""'
I,hILrl rsH accounted for tho lower 't"hh
."r lm,ny'r restricted "r"r"lI"I" IN w"
stock market. h"rr"h"" 81 "N''
100 nnn toms In unnll"d ORDERS or tho
United SInInn Sl"ri i'"rp"rnti"" i"'
July, II new high record Tor ltnrnlhn re
nit tnrrcn and the cApnnsI"n or '"'"''
troubles wrrn among tho pT'h'iP"'
iraw bnrlts
Apart rrnn hhipplnRs. iohn'c"H. H"R
arc and oils which hrTnIrd I" H'''N"
much mr Ihrir IrruEulnr rlI"hIu' t'"'"
pn"In and other professional ln'"''"' h'
war nhnrrn cont iu,I"d under inI"rinlll"h
rruae,.rr I'uli"h Sini"h steel i""''"h
I've. I..inIn ~ l.gd-i Win a. "uhhI"nI i"l
rr.">rtH. untl,Iet'n HIr'I n"~ Mt" "
go 'irnrr"t utnI'"a thh ""h ''"
hIsI. rIi,ui nI"'iniIiu" i""I !" 4 i''l"'"
ItnIin u.nuITraIui "nhh"u 49, -'""'
r,",. II.air '"'"''I n''''"'"" "lv'''""
-, ~. i"a",o iIh' i''"'ii"r hi l'""l
Canadian I'n"in. ""rl t-.i"~"'" cad ii''I
,.", h.,"hl"r ga. i"'tn'" ''' '"'"I'"'"
tII,.iy r',hIi .n"'i"r"
IA. ,,.I.,.,I uI."t,-a II ih'. I."h'. 80"
: H.~I.'" i'i'"r" 'i''"' N''"'"'" "'''
| uu,h I"I".L ."".l" sh.t'l",I g.. li"" 20"
,,,t Lu,, u,.,,tI.." It"IIy~"g ''''''''''" ""i
r,ri',,,d v.'.''. -, '''"I h"'''""' $50
lr,,,, r"t"I"r - ,.,I'.'" i'.".' -
..t.,a ~,.,. ,,"i, H., 49,. n."i h'r,, 49,"
,,,..,lt,,,I. ,r,,r,.,i..o 49,. 'r','', -.
3 49, ..,t.ur .,,,,,,',''.h !" -" n"" "I'"'''
rn,,I- .....,, "r"i" I'..r''I"' ".pl. "''"
%. ,t""n,.r ~, iut''""'tr""i" l.''"''F
, ? ,,,.,r - u, 'i,'- u''t''". .'"''''" ~
,' 90 =. rrG I.I"I ~"lon 'rr, "l''''
nr","rrt.I 90" .nmr
'l"-, "r 'hr ,,lI '."i'',i n'"'"~ '"""'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
MT. PLEASANT

- rlt, >HA'1I. .Nur. - VI go
N,r. I ""ud" 81 tii'"hurrh, T."
rr.rI 80, "r,.r .."L ~ ih-It ,""'urr,
h"'"" Ia 'hin rln'"
W., md u" Grhr,d n"h"r'r. Z"
I.,mrr.ur'. rr.r' ",.. dry last rn"h VIII
Iri"uhr Ia uluu"
Mr- l:"l,lrin II""r'r "n- caller "
rrruh"nrilic "r" dn' lnnt w""h
Mr. William Murray In "hl" 1" Ia
out ngnIm
Mira. Inmcr Arthur. ~ rhimn. n MI"
rI"mnry. Ia vI.IrInE her luther md rrIn
r'r"r In tht~ rI"t'"
Mr" Mnry Miliirmu Ia T"ri"usly ~ n
her HON"
Mr. mud Mr." oliver lInrhnuHn mn
fnuiI, arrnt Saturday evening ~ th'
vih buchanan
Mn-sc. Alma nnd Lnr,- Reid return
rd In nm, plac" nfI"r visiting Relatives
nnI friends In Pittsburgh. l'n.
Mls" Nny rh"huGn.. "i cincinnati.
vh,, haa r.,n ,i"ilIu" r'lnIIv"s her"
iIrs guu. 1" IIIt~hrrEh. Pa. {" viniI
l'IntI','
Ms Star. Mu,rny "uL r"mr rranl
:.nn,ln, at ,h' n""nr "i WIIIinm M"r
uu-s hia,r",,.l .',rnn,iI II nIe"nnn
,Iu. b, lnItInE he' "t,i Ma" ii"''E
Ii"itIt,,n
nrr ,irnun. r""t". 81 ,n' i..any'"
.."n. .n.,.n una ,t,.,".h h"".. fI"'
nI. "'',." i''.i".
u.i.r ..,,.J -. IL t'"hi'"". - inlI''"
al. 80. i.i,g"r ,i.t. p.."i """'. |'"
II" '.h"''...
- . r".t"""" 10 n"r,"vi"D
= ! rail - u,l"' hidD-. 80" " '"I'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
FINANCIAL. NOTES

~ T,l'"'" WI-i" y ~ m--''" a ."
ui'"I ,'-I" rs s~""'i'' los "hsI rl"n"
~. rnrr'u',,~"' L"H u"'l.-' "''n"ih"'"'l" H."
I", n-lns -i~-i i'"- lh"i wlll u" bot
o"I "-"n"hI" I" al, r,"'""",r nth" ~
Ia y~,-II Lu"ru tI,"I ,"-In 81 r",iur" ""'r
r"mI"r hIU"r ~id'iy and =" I"""I equiv
nhj' inrIr n would nns'n thai III" prl""a
toe "n"h '",,,iu"r1Iip v"uIh l,rvn I" la
np"d e., "n'h -rI"r"t" company
Thn hinnI iuunns" nguTnS "'rI"b"," I "
r~r"nI ,nrnris "r u rnlilmH "H IL huni
urnr In that line nr tIn'ln md th" hgur"n
lrru"d I"dny nnh" u d"rlh"hlY mufn yea
nil, r"ruI,n, lr"n with th"r" "f AtdiI 10
y fr"uI ~nillnE Iuuvom"ut Ia tho sl""I
nlrnrrn aud "IltrT iIiduntTialn w"ulL not
l'N pTislnK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
CONSERVATISM NOW
NOTED IN BUSINESS

tEN YD1Ih, wee y" t'hhs H"'
Wow iuunirUw wIIi say
IE. Inurn"riuF 'lf''t "i rnl-llht IN
..rIInIUtI'H bean n'i''Ii'r tf'I' tii"ItlY ""a
fIu.h uui Ia nui,r uf 80 ni'nI InIunIlH"l
Ia an, Ij.r hIPlnsbn Ia 'h"i"' l"iIf"l w
,uIi., i,,n,1 Hmm ~" uh'inl nlh 'ShhF
ana, hnIIIus WIih ~" ,"Iii Iu'ini ,ldiIh's
ni,,iiI pIi.rs snh VIII ia" "lh"hIhl
,,r,, 81 ia. - ImII rnIi vn- IIn iull
uattiaI 81 IhIn rHi I'I - i!''. i'nt - ~
inunIIin, -Hh E''au, l"u IA h'"'s
,"uarI. u"ur f""ini" Ii'i "rIb htbAtH'
Intt eian callers go Ia "'""t 'n"'"'f""
llsIu.ltI.l - ,"IuntIi ihEn,"'I''s I'!If
iL.t unu,Ilus ,IE"tpI lnrlEIl M" lhS
tuIurs .nh lu sl.-l lu'uln, '".lllshi
hlin. srd lr~Ihn,. a01 "i""~h"'s E"t
,,uun.u'rl tu,"l,"s"- r"'""l" ~" ann
usIlns int'u"nr- "nh '"h' ~ s"'""'~
,r.J all ",hsr ,~rulI "N""'r
Weakly t-nh cleaning" lthA9oV'aYh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
Closing htoIk I.sLtsF.

cay Irlvnio win /" r. M.nI"u = -. }
rhN IpIIN. AuE "a. .-'l hn ,lr.I.nra
"T nII. I?l InnD Ia unIIiioI iId.,n at tho
I utI.h fiiuIon tin'I 'oI I,InII'.Ii la jay
.niinod nnInS noilluh uf hiunl hu huth
",ruuuI. snI ia" sonoInI iini uh"u oil
"n "HnioI tnno
Trading |" niiII hinhiy m"f"."l'.mai
nud ls ilh"lv /" '"iii Iint" inIIi thlh
peal "d "T uu""II"luty han pana"d "a.
to. ,naa lInu W LuiI"V~ la InhIub a..
,",,n4r SatIU" ,..,,ii a.. ~"liluu Ius al IH
l.fni" h,Vlua
iT,n,u iia,IIs WInih,"t. a.uh a."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

u hr1unr Nllllna r"ha IL radnGn holdings,
Thuio Ia IIIiIH ,tnIihI that fuhoTui auiioI
virinu "i pIiInH Viii 'uIlhII rat ui0
,niuIuB ItuwcI "i inHuy Of nuT IInUH
t,inl Gn,Hsina und uhIIn Ihe adnlnln-
tIatIuu aI.rG, ..tIy L"I. nUt h.alIa -
!, ,ulGi iIltIaiIIa ".l.nsi,'n ATM I".l
ii..i ,,,.uy al th. i.dunti I"i I-n".s
ImLiIahGh a. prevailing IIIr. I'V"is "'G
I"".,I zee q. .a""I hIr ."inL"s"r u ss"'t"
I.nn,u,"i,I. /" "a.u,". that u net '"nttlI.
500 T.. h.. I,npal'.h ,'n Ia I"lIy Ia iis
,,.., f"I".s E..u,ity I.i"s. 49, lIh"lV
-. w.. I.~l IL, .. -,",'I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
A Chance For
Money Savers

A lursl company. chartered w
Wost virginia. ~ und""b'~"
standing aud integrity, "ff"r"
limited number az Tin rhnr"H on
prrrorrrd dividend nnd Corpora
1.-Two earning bnrin. To thono VINO
dcniro 10 iuvcHt 800 to 4tD0.
which will cnrn not lonn than IN
per cont.
ThIs is worth inVontlRntl ny
money nnvnrn. THIN In not min
INK. oil or othor outnido venture.
but II homo company or mofit
thnt You know we'll.
AdiroHn for personal inter
Viow. "Slock." In,oiliGenoor Of
nco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
N Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

wIiEr.IlIn. ~ "a Am ". -
p.,,,I.I.sa Ia. I.Isiiip "'"", ~ = ~
n..,-, n -. m.nhs'. It," i"'" 49,
a. .n~... Ii-itun-i E."I' 81 VV--' W
.i.u. nuiidins wh--ii"s w W. ''""
L IL, ~ ...-"-s-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

WIirinIi,iIiu w W. huH ~, ~
pn, .,I.hsd ths '"'-'ns ~'..-' ~ ~
AI..i-n n e" ,,-,.h-,s iI-v g",L uin"L
~ .h-"s- tI-Ii"".i n-"L - w--' W.,
sInI- huiihIus Wh--ii"s, w VI I.nUI.
V II,sud 'N-"s9sI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
Ouch Mininu nL""L..
Standard Oil SuhuldInry Stool.

~, uI-h.d IH- s"t-i'ip -""-' - w
h.rI.u n -" Sn-"'h-'- ii-- '"h h,""t
Ul..h.ns- it-,I""-I H-"h ~ VAST W.
,Iul- IuIILI"s Wh-.li"s w W i'""''
r. n,-"h. "-""s-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
ouinIds on 5t"Chs
New York Cotton Market

w. nI.h.h ITO i"'-Ius-"'~t W = y
IIs-tpu A 80 u.u'h-'- ''"~ 49, ~
T. .,L. .r" tl-'i""-I p-"" ~ Wv
.,,,t., I,,,IdInr wL--iI"s " W I.""''
u Ii,.rl 'nr"-T-i 49, .....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
PETROLEUM

on. CRY, r"- h"s 80 ''"d' h.I
.r... thIn ruu- I'M ms ,"'"r", ~
TOT ehlpms"ta. HEtaul av-'ssr. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

WIIrI.I.I'iG v -" Mar . IhIi
Iu,,,nh,d tnr ioI-IIiu",""I hV
kInnInn = CO. In.iuI,'" l1"" f"h iI""h
I.,L.,,ur IiniInn"i IInuh "f W""i va %
tt,.i. LuiIhInu. NhsnlIus w Va l."uls
nI"uI. managed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

NIII.I.IIriI u "a sen 80 ~
,,,,...-.r,.., 90. ,,i'tI,D' t...r.. - W
n.nt.,A =. .u.,.,i,-,. ft-.. .,'n az .''h
he ,h,t,us I-ii"ur uHnh 81 Wat W,
.I,I. I.utIdIns tyh".ltnu w W l.""l.
l,.Ui
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

p.f",- II- ".f 'h- "Nn'a "h'rh' ~
nIiiiIu- ~ 'Ilr '"nU''V ~e' ~" WV" s"'
uu,, II IL 20, nbn toms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
LOCAL STOCKS

wHHEiLru ". Y. h"' o ~
Fb.lIv s--,s lI-- H., ~ ths vs-.i'"s n'""s 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

rIIrrtI-.u 4" y. Nus
iTb--iinE II,n a'r-h trrr'nts.I"- i"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

IInl t l,ntn" ~" n"h
IrtnI hunhr y hHi nan
80 Ii'r 'uIr' Ii' 49, ''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
PRODUCE: MARKET

'.'-.'-1 g.. b--"'s-.'' a."
h..u-. 'n.-. s"-. -" "-.'.s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23
PROTECTION FOR
WAHIAWA ASKED

A protest against the lack OF police
protection at Wlliaw1 has BEEN IL.
cefved by the board OF supervisors in
a letter from A. w Games, president
of the Hawaiian Islands Packing Com
pany.
The letter, in part. says; e..
For the last nine months we have
been without any police protection
whatsoever in this district except
from the provost guard which the
army stationed at the Wahiawa bridge
up to a couple of months ago. During
this period and up to and including
the present time there have been sew
eral robberies, near-murders and other
breaches of peace committed from;
time to time.
THE people Of this district feel that
We are entitled to better police pro-
lection at the hands of the supervisors
than this and that there should be one
and probably two men permanently at
Wahiawa with sufficient salary &c pay
them to be honest"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23

Consul E. A. Wakefield, at Port
Elizabeth, South Africa, asserts that
office appliances from this country
are rapidly gaining favor in that
district. H.. @s.=s +.
Both for acreage and production
sugar beets broke records in the
United States this year, about 91S,.
600 tons being grown on $4,000
acres of land.
George A. Hearn, dry goods mer-
chant and art collector of New York,
left an estate valued at $6,439,552.
Nine hundred girls employed at the
plant of SchWarZenbach & Huber, silk
manufacturers, of Bayonne, N. j., re-
Gently went on strike. ~ ....o.
Motorcycle policemen of New York
were ordered by Commissioner Woods
to wear khaki uniforms instead of
blue ones, beginning May l.
A school of aviation will be estab-
lished in Lima, Peru The govern
ment has passed a law providing for
an annual Appropriation Of $24,332 for
its maintenance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23
Police ALLEGE
ATTEMPT MADE TO
BRIDE OFFICER

An attempt to bride Honolm, I
policeman and suspicion OF a statu.
tory offense is charged Fujioks, JsD-
anese under arrest at the police sta
ton.
Fujioka is said to have attempted
to assault a Japanese girl, Shizu Ka-
nemuri, in Kariolani Park near the
public baths about IL O'Clock last
night and to have offered Mounted
Officer J. 3. Kramer 800 when the
later arrived.
Capt. McDufiie of the detectives.
who is looking into all angles Of the
affair today, says Fujioka has been in
trouble before for similar offeIse of
following japanese girls. McDutfie is
holding the Japanese for investigation
until all details OF the case are known.
According 10 tie girl, Fujioka did
not knock her down as was first re-
ported, but took off his coat and had
put his arms around her when Kramer
dashed up in response to her cries.
Then Tujioka is said to have pulled
out SIS, offering this to the girl as
recompense for his offense he could
speak to her about I, and to have made
another offer of 500 to the officer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23
FROM YESTERDAYS LASIEDITION |
COST OF PRISON CONSTRUCTION IS
SENSATION or SENATE'S SESSION
Forbes Called to Explain Need of Further Funds, Attacks
Plans of Architects impossible of Being Carried Out
Convict Labor Termed Failure in Course of Debate BY
President ChIIngWorth

Summoned before the senate this
afternoon to explain alleged blum
derS" that are said to have been made
in the estimates on construction
work at the new territorial prison
structure at KaIihi-kai. Charles r.
Forbes, superintendent of public
works, made allegations against Rip
ley G. Davis, architects, that turned
the session into one of the most stir
ring yet seen +" the present legisla
ture.
Picks Out Many Flaws
Outlined briefly Forbes allegations
were these: That the prison plans,
drawn by the architectural firm in
1914, we're incapable of being carried
out in construction work; that the es-
innate submitted by the firm for the
work was too short by tens OF thou
sands of dollars; that the architects
consented to an allowance of approxi
mately $1,000 from the first charge OF
$4,000 for the re-designfng found ne
cessary in the territorial office; that
the wall as designed by the architects
was only four inches at the top and
Is inches at the bottom and was to
set but few inches beneath the soil.
Forbes said tire acceptance CT the
plans dated back to the time when
Marston Campbell was superintendent
Of public works and ttat Governor
Frear had approved their acceptance.
1T vas impossible tc stop payment
for Them" he said, although the
company agreed to deduct from their
bill for our work of redesigning the
structure. This came. to a deduc-
ton of approximately $4,000 and we
still owe them about $500.
Building on Estimate Impossible
THE prison could never have been
built upon the estimate of the archi-
tect," Forbes declared time and again.
Il questioned the policy of paying the
architect anything for the plans. but
was informed that they had been &C.
cepted. At no time Cid the firm OBJ
ject to the deductions we made"
Forbes summ''niI.g before the SEN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23

ate this afternoon was 4 sudden turn
and entirely uaeXpectc few minutes
before he was called 1t came about
during a session of the committee OF
the whole, called 10 C3nsIder an item
Ct $4,000 recommended by the ways
and means committee for the compile
ton OF the prison structure,
Prison Labor Under Fire
President Chillingworth sitting in
the place of Senator Shingle. who held
the chair, started things in an attack
upon the system of prison labor on
the penitentiary building. He referred
to how the estimates have grown
more and more since the work was
first contemplated.
1t now develops that we have not
been saving. but losing" said Chill.
ingworth. If the original plans were
correct and properly drawn then the
first estimate should have been about
correct. It's the result of not letting
out the work under contract. It's
proved a failure to the extent of
1926, 900 more than was first estima-
ted. There is something. decidedly
wrong II estimates are going up
like this let's get a bond from con-
tractors. not go to the treasury to
make them good"
Pacheco followed Chfllingworth and
on the same tenor. He declared that
he was not satisfied with conditions
surrounding the prison work.
1T is becoming the gossip of the
Streets" said Pacheco. There is no
end to it. It's tower of Babel propo-
sition." ....: ~ 49,. ".
Shingle suggested that the superin-
tendent Of public works be asked to
the meeting to explain his side of the
affair, and motion to this effect was
made by Pacheco, Forbes appearing
in few minutes.
AS the ar-Bulletin was going to
press Forbes had finished his first
statements and Auditor ]. H. Fisher
had been summoned before the SEN
ate committee for testimony as to the
purchase of the prison Site (
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23
EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL
MARCH 18TH

An educational council will be held
in the parish house OF Central Union
church on Wednesday evening. March
%, at o'clock, under the auspices
of the religious education committee.
Supper will be served at 35c per plate.
The theme of the council is Religious
Training in. the Home and a program
of unusual interest is assured. Ali
persons interested in religious edu-
cation are cordially invited to be pres
emit Notify the church office of pros
pective attendance, not later than
March 26.-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23
LOCAL And GENIRh['

The installation OF light in the Beach
Walk district started this morning.
There is TO be 80 of them.
A dance at the headquarters pavil-
ion. Fort Kamehameha, will be held
this evening. To carry the invited
guests the garrison bus will leave Fort
and King streets at p. m.
The new board of directors of the
Cham Der OF Commerce will hold d
special meeting Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock to approve the committees
selected by J. F. c. Hagens, president
c. F. Merrill, 1927 Fifth avenue, in
a letter to the board Of supervisors
declares that unless Fifth avenue is
repaired at once ii will soon be i'm
possible for the assessor to get in to
collect the taxes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-23

Lodge lie Progress, F. and A. NJ,
meets tonight.
Mystic Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
has meeting this evening.
bishop A. w. Leonard and Mrs.
leonard Of San Francisco have re-
turned to the coast. They were here
for the Methodists annual conference
The prominent Pacific Coast archi-
tect, Louis C. Mullgardt, who was at
the Young Hotel for a few weeks, left
for his home in San Francisco in the
Wilhelmina.
F. J. Werner, representative OF
the Mohawk auto tire and other auto
accessories who has been in Honolulu
for about year. left in the Makura
for Australia. He expects to be back
in July.
Visitors at the Young Hotel who ar
rived in the Venezuela from the Orient
and are staying over in Honolulu are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. La Dow of Mans.
field, Ohio, and w. p. Dams Of Tams,
West Virginia. The lattler was here
two years ago.
The Hawaiian Historical society will
meet Tuesday, March q, in the Ii
brary Of Hawaii to hear a lecture by
Prof. A. H. Sayce, the noted archae.
ologist who is visiting here. The pro
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The flying squirrel, in leaping from
tree to tree, often clears so feet
This animal also has a broad fold
of skin or membrane connecting its
fore and hind legs. ..
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Commits
ambition
will be left Charles r. Forbes resignation
What would like though he commented would be for
his
son business making his headquarters in the office In that
would
business meeting held TIE chairman could handle
himself would
a
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The
the
Engineer Hughes
He brought
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aeARr.cHINEsEn Is PROTEST AGAINST HEN

That w H. circuit
judiciary u
has from Washington cabegam Heen appointment
the judiciary committee
MaAdam auea and other Hawaii nominees confirmed At the
is HaTaianbom parChnese ariawaan Who made the
IS NOT
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ARMY ORDERS
March II. 1917.

: -.... March II. 1914.
First Lieut.. Walter II. Frank. infan-
try, d. o. L., will report in person at
Fort Shafter to the president of the
board of offices after April /, 1917,
for examination to determine his fit
ness for promotion
First Lieut. John F. Curry, infan-
try captain, aviation officer, will re-
port in person to the president of the
board of officers at such time as may
be designated by the president of the
board for examination to determine
his fitness for promotion, and on COM
plrtion Of the duty will return to his
proper station.
In compliance with instructions
from the War Department, Ord. Sgt
Lewis c. .Dysart will proceed OH the
transport sailing from this port on or
about April ), 1917, to San Francisco,
Cal. thence to Fort Mcdowell, Cal.
The following transfers of enlisted
men are ordered: Pvt. 1st ca Bazzie
A. Williamson, Ordnance Department,
Hawaiian Ordnance Depot detach-
ment, Fort Kamehameha, as a private
to Coast Artillery Corps, I'd Company,
Fort De Russy.
Pvt. Fred Y. Adcock, c. A. c., I'd
Company, Fort De RusSy, as list Cl
Pvt. to the Ordnance Department, de.
tachment, Hawaiian Ordnance Depot.
Fort Kamehameha.
Sgt. Mike Kajtaniak, Company c,
32d Infantry, as private to Company
c, I'd Infantry, Fort Shafter.
Private Niels c. Sorensen, Co. C. 80
Engineers, is transferred as second
class private to the Ordnance Depart
ment, and will proceed to Fort Kane
hameha reporting on arrival to the
commanding officer, Department, Ord
nance Department, Hawaiian Ord
nance Depot. for duty.
Private John Leaning and Nathan
iel H. Little, Battery B. 1st Field Ar
tillery, are transferred to the Quarter
master Corps at Schofield Barracks.
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The automobile Club OF Southern
California is making a determined eff
fort to raise it's membership to 10000
by February.
The British steamer Tampico, bound
from Norfolk to Portland, Me, under
command of Captain Dunton, put into
Vineyard Haven, Mass, in a leaking
condition.
Banks at San Jose. Costa RIGA, have
united in loan of $4,000 to the Gov.
eTnment.
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INrERLsLANp HEARING AGAIN POSTPONED

Attorney counsel lnterlsand
public utilities
on nearly six months postponed this afternoon to O'Clock
March, +
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! ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB GUSTS THE KAISER

NEW n 22The Atlantic Club after
search discovered GUST the kaiser Prince
There been agitation throw
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l.. B. Smith was gwen month in
prison for second degree larceny for
stealing pair OF shoes from the
Hasiguchi shoe store en- River street
near Kukui, March 81. f.. .-.@. !.
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HOUSE MEMBERSHIP VIRTUE

C. March "a Republican house caucus has been
Democratic caucus will be held Friday An unofficial list the members
Progreves Prohibion Socialist
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IRISH. QUESTION Ac AIN TRoUeLEsoME


o .
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A picnic will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at John Guilds Kaalawai home
for the Use Mui Chinese girls club
which is affiliated with the Young
Women's Christian Association. The
Normal Hookipa club members were
Mr.. Guilds guests two weeks ago and
the Honolulu Business Girls club will
90 next week. +" @
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per str Claudine, for Maui ports.
March ESD. Damon. Alan Davis. r.
y. prnmmond. DIR. George :. Aik, :rnd
" lie. W &. Moore.
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E. A. Davis got off in police court
with 81 fine after being found gull
ty of assaulting Manuel X Richard.
Davis testified that Richard had APP
piled to him a vile epithet.