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The Detroit times., 1917-06-21


DETROIT Inre -Ine sra. N
u.a' q H't snow amy ear
strength and There WAS nothing %
-t" tle -.aaF "t1 rrar FL lIfn'i
iivcrro9l hat The same Old tone u
WeA kness ana dealers a@ fN4e lftt
.~a -s.
People afr afrata ot being iound
~ lth wheat POO tncIr possesslan lferf
Us So much being said about Pie
government tah'ns oNrr tne tand
~art ana cooking rNra price i"r
Is chat dealers fr not know whore
thoy are at and most q them have
det-ru ret O. De on fAe safe slde
fhet Owe -riIu1 oar everything ana
Eeftng n shape 20 WeHtrrf any
storm that mas come TIE generai
outlocN aside from the Val "a
Furhbir ta ir" er prices me crop
coming an under the most favorable
weather conditions and ne present
prom Sc shows am important increase
ard harvesting is working north
Wlth good results
Corn men are AFRAID q The weatn-
~ too cold and ~et 4hls NAV pht
prices un aitho me WeAkness n
coarse grains down also. Forei gners
are active buyers ~ corn ana OATS
Trey are afraid they may nor pc
a ole % SUBJ thelr wants ater
ner gov Tnne ~ contre is ~
Wheat lost Sc go the Iofeh Don
tracin and eptemo~r recovered 1c.
closing -c on Ior we GAY ~,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-21
FIcrN ~ TIER.

ETGTN. IT.. June rs B1ftsr Sales
1si4c. drop ~ 3- from last week
The Detroit times., 1917-06-21

Scots Of northern North Dakota
have arranged 20 hold q bic lovaliy
celebration today az Grand Forks
The Detroit times., 1917-06-21
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower a. Weeks.
June 20. open High Low lose
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
money FOR TRIP
TO MOLOKAINOW
DWINDLING away
House Finures 1t Will Have
About $l13 Left When i
Legislature Closes :.

| house members who are still thiGk'
| ing about taking that Iolokai trip
will have Just about $H3.Sl FOR ex-
penscs. instead of tAe $500 originally
asked for. And tiey will not have
even this small sum If the house fails
TO pass Representative Cookies bill
i asking an additional $4,000 for ex-
penses from now Until the end Of the
session. -.'. s.-..
Some interesting figures were pre-
, scented to the house this morning by
the clerk CT the accounts committee.
They show just how low the house
finances are, presuming that Cooke s
bill win pass, and are as follows:
balance of the appropriation, $25l3.-
81; amount asked in house bill 4J6,
$o"00; unpaid printing bills. 400:
salaries of officers and clerks to May
2, $2ia0; typewriting. $1,000; inciden-
tails, S6e0; salaries of journal and 9TH
er clerks after close of session, $1,000;
additional printing, journal. $500;
houses share, memorial services.
$2Ue. 49, ..
The expenses total $1,000. not in
Guiding the Molokai trip, and it is
estimated that the house will have
$7313.S1 on hand If Cookies bill pass.
es. This will leave total Of Si13.Sl
after all bills, not including the trip,
are paid.
The Molokai trip, however, appears
to be a dead item, and it Is not likesTT
that the subject will again be revive /
in the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
Mass of Bills Pass Third Read
ing and Senate Measures
Are Taken Care OF

With the end Of the session now
! VI nine days away, the house OF rep
Tesentgtives this morning settled
Gown II ciesn up a huge mass OF
Ncrk that Ccubtless will not be fin
ishea until week from next Wednes-
DAY. the final day.
working with surprising rapIdity,
the Legislators this morning passed
III house bills on third reading and
sent them over to the % late. One
bin PASSED second reading and is on
the calendar Tor third reading tomor-
row. This afternoon nine senate bills
will come up fer third reading, inelId-
ing the appropriation bill. which the
finance committee has recommended
to be passed as amended. r.
No bills or resolutions were intro
duced this morning, the house con-
timing its work strictly TO passing on
bills and receiving measures from the
senate. The governor has signea
house bill 31S. providing for the Grad
fcation OF bovine tuberculosis and for
the Naturalization of owners OF cat
tie slaughtered under the provisions
Of the measure. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
LIQUOR JOINT IS
CLOSED BY raid

Another illicit liquor dealer was
bagged by Inspector w. H. Hutton
when he and his assistant, Jack Rob
erts, went to Kunea, pineapple camp
four miles from Cashier, and arrested
.adomcto. A tub; of sake and several
Hotties of beer we're confiscated and
a bail of 800, which was forfeited
this morning, taken on the spot.
Policemen Palmer and Ferdinapt,
who are stationed at Wahiawa. OBJ
tanned information about the place,
which led to the arrest. and plotted
hutton and Roberts to the spot to
assist them in search, which did
not uncover all the liquor they he
lieved to be about the premises.
s Hutton says the, trip was well
worth the trouble but declares it was
one of the hardest ones he ever
made. Nearly four miles from kunea
the car had to be abandoned on ac-
count of the poor roads. which were
in a Doggy condition, and on foot the
quartet floGndered along in the dark.
ness
When the officers finally returned
to the car. carrying the evidence with
them, they shortly had the auto stuck
for about an hour on a bad railway
crossing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
kauai BATTLING
TO SAVE CATTLE
tspeeial Star Bulletin Corr.spondcnc.)

Especial Star Bulletin CorrasnondcnceD
LIHUE, ks.uai, April 2l.--The cpl
Gemic among the live stock of Hama
lei continues to cause grave concern
throughout the island of Kauai
DR.. Victor A. Norgaard, territorial
veterinarian, visited the district and
took cultures from the carcasses. Of
some of the victims of the disease.
In the meantime the department Of
agriculture has furnished serum for
1000 animals and DIR. Glaisyer, the
Kauai veterinarian, is working night
and day in administering it. DR.. Glais-
yer has been constantly on the job
and is taking every possible precau-
tion to prevent the spread OF the dis
ease. ..E @s......s h@.s
There are more than 1000 head of
cattle on the Princeville plantation
and more serum is needed at once.
This has been ordered from San Fran
cisco. 49,
Ono feature Of the situation that is
fortunate is the fact that the district
can be effectively guaranteed. The
government road is the only opening
in the ridge above Kalihiwai, and the
Hanalei river with its wide spread Of
rice lands furnishes an effective boun-
dairy on the other side.
The present need is for sufficient
number Of capable. men to take charge
of the situation, and it is expected that
the territory will act promptly in fur.
nishihg these men,
At meeting of the Kauai Planters
Association Thursday morning the
question Of stamping out this frightful
disease was taken up. It was decided
to ask the. legislature to vote an ap-
preparation and to direct that assist
snce be sent at once to Kauai in con-
trolling the epidemic. Ex-senator
Charles A Rice was chosen to repre-
sent the Planters Association at Homo
lulu and to enlist the aid of the terri
torial government in meeting the stu
alton
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
HOUSEHARDAT WORKONCALENDAR
Ascend OF LEGISLATURE NEARS

TIE following senate measures were
received: ~.. .s-~ ......
Senate bill 139, relating to primary
elections; senate concurrent resolu,
tion IL, a memorial to Congress to
authorize the governor to ratffy the
agreements OF certain persons With
the land commissioner and to issue
land patents to them; senate concur,
rent resolution IS, requesting Cen
gress to provide ways and means for
dredging the Kalihi channel from
Honolulu harbor to the Kapa!ama
basin; senate bill 63, appropriating
$50 900 to secure additional property
for the Royal. Central Grammar, Nor
NAL and Kalihi-waena schools; sen
ate bill 119, relating to the construc,
ton of roads through homestead lots;
senate bill l2O. relating to the lease
by the city and county OF Honolulu OF
lands in Puunui park; senate bill 40,
providing for the. control and eradica.
ton of anthrax.
The loan fund bill. received from
the senate last Saturday, has heen
assigned to the finance compdttee.
The finance committee will take it
up as soon as the house has finished
with the appropriation hill, which was
to come up on third reading this aft
ernoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
MANY OFFICERS
TORE PROMOTED

An order :nsr1etirg 2o45 officers OF
the army TO take examinations for
rrGmeticn has been received at army
headquarters and includes many OF
the officers stlttneG Lere.
IN the cavalry: Lieutenant colonies
including F. C. Marshall. majors in
Guiding Fl. B. Crosby; captains, includ-
ing NJ. c. MumIna aud first heutenants
including Hugh Mitchell; field artil-
lery, lieutenant colenels all and three
majors. MAJORS all and six captains.
captains including p. w. Booker and
first lientenanis all; coast artillery
corps, lieutenant colcnels including l..
r. Burgess, majors including VIM. F.
Stewart, Jr.,. captains including Rex
Van Den Corrupt and first neutenants
including VIM. p. Cherrington and in.
fantry, observation-disclosures including
Henry T. Ferguson, majors including
John w. Barker, captains including.
c. d. Stone, Jr, and first lieutenants
all shall take examiEsucns for grades
OF colonel, lieutenant colonell major
and captain respectively.
An Officers are placed en- a lineal
list from which promotions are made
in order. therefore, the above order.
means that all officers in their grade
including and above the officer named
are promoted to the grade above As
result of the order 81 lieutenant
colonies, $50 majors, 466 captains and
1902 first lieutenants are affected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
BILL FOR HAWAIIAN
HERBS MEETS FAVOR

recommendation that duly quail
fled persons be allowed by the board
of health to practise medicine with
Hawaiian herbs as proposed in bill
from the house was made today by
the senate heath committee in its
report.
The committee expresses the be
lief that there are in H: iiaii many
herbs of medicinal yalre and fasors
such legislation as will encourage
study Of local plants for such pur-
poses. The hill which proposes to
enact sanitary code in the territory
will be recommended for tabling by
the committee, The bill providing
that nurses must register has met
the favor of the committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
REPRESENTATION
PLANS INSENATf

Senator Pacheco's raappoFtionment
n'easure, senate bill So, which rropos.
ed to rearrange the number OF sea
ttcrs and representatives from various
| islands. was tabled this afternoon for
substitute measure il the form of
concurrent resolution.
The resolution petitions Congress
for a change IL the Organic Act SO
that apportiGnment may be fashioned
after the manner of that in the feder-
al government
This change, which affects only the
apportienment In the house OF repre-.
sentatiyes, would be made beginning
with the roll of the great register of
1916. The resolution passed in the
senate.
Senator Hind reported favorably
today on the house bin which pr0pos
cs to give the secretary o. the terrific.
~ proper authority TO dispose OF the
Hawaii building on the San Francisco
exposition grounds.
Measure Affects Lands
Tscn recommendation OF the gubIie
lands COMMITTEES, the senate this at
ernoon passed en- second reading
house bill 40 which proposes to "a
lex agents to hold auction sales Of
territorial lands In their own districts
ratheg than having them held at the
Capital building in Honolulu.
The senate, upons Recommendation
CT the lgnds committee, voted to
table house iii 4C9, 10 provide for
the Opening of 900 acres OF pubic
lands in piihonpa. South Hilo
Compensation Act Amended
The judiciary committee filed a
lengthy report on the Industrial aeni.
dent act recommending It's passage
As prcdic:c,i in Saturdays Star.Bul-
ietin the committee amended the
house Till to require a waiting period
cf seven days after injury before the
in tired Icrsen is eligible for COM
Heasatien. The houSe committee had
favored 10 exemption period wha.-
ever
Ssnstor Quinn for the OAHU select
committee recommended the taking
OF senate bill 12, relating to the widen.
ing OF eerta.n sire It's in Honolulu.
Quinn suggested that. while some
reTedy for the present situation
she1ld be provided, the country
should be given : little more time"
to accomplish it.
Food Commission Favored s
The COMMITTEES on agriculture re-
commended the adoption Of the house
bill which proposes the creation OF a
commission for the distribution of
foodstuffs during the present war en-
ergency ss.I
Senate bill MOI 1s3 for free sewer
and garbage service passed the senate
this afternoon. n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
FAVOR PASSAGE
0F GUARD BILLS

TVd bills intended 70. help meet the
enfef6eHcy arising IN case the national
guard Of Hawaii is called to the color
In active service have been decided
upb1i faforably by the ways and means
coinlnittee and are practically sure OF
passing the senate.
One Of these. house bill t16. pro
vides $4,000 as ray for employees
lE>ralled to I'm the vacancies that would
be- tfeated In public offices should the
f|guEfd be nobilize1. The other pro
poses fund Of $4,000 to be used for
the pay OF guardsmen on special duty
but not yet in federal service.
The same COMMITTEES Will recon-
mend the tabiing Of Representative
LYman's bin requesting money for a
road through Waipio valley. Hawaii.
.-irhe sumetf $4,000 was asked for the
e. = 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
SUNDAY BRINGS
MANY ACCIDENTS

Accidents were. rife in Honolulu
Sunday. probably the NEST serious
one being that Of a, Japanese who YVES
said to have been Iun down By, Len
naTd Madeifa. cGmiDc to. town in auto
1tBn on Na;s'ae road, near Ninth
aeerue. The Japanese had Just dis
mounted from car He is now at
the Queens hospital in precarious
condition He had not regained con-
seriousness and his name and occuna-
ton are not known. @.-
S. Ilayeshitla ran into Mrs. Helen
Kaieeaiii on Bishop lane, near. Nuu.
anu avenue. about a. IN. Hef-.rIa
was bruised and her dress torn. He
will pay damages
Miss ~. T. Irvine. in car 1879, ran
into l.. DoYie in car 231S az the corA
ror of EcSaulike and Queen streets
abrrt $50 a. n. No one was hurt
On King street, near Keeaunloku
street. NJ. aiyamura, on bicycle.
Who turned around when his sandal
fell off. WIS struck by Ichioka en- d
motorcycle. This was about 8: ia.
Miyamura bruised his left leg and
shoulder.
James T. TAYLOR was in police
court this morning and will be heard
Wednesday On a charge Of needless
driving. He is said to have run into
a Japanese boy on bicycle April %.
Ne preventative jarrett 'ssSbilI pro
yi(ling a system of identification Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
ULnMATUM OF
SENAHTNEVER
Sent GOVERNOR
Message Relative to Appoint
h1ents and Combinations
is Not Delivered

Governor Pinkham has never re.
a teifed the 'ultimatum" Of the terri
torfaI senate in the matter OF the con
firmatfon OF Bertram G. Rivenburgll
and other appointees.
This fact. learned by the Star-BuI.
Z tletin:s was confirmed today by Presi.
dent Charles r. ChiIAngworth Of the
senate, though Chiliingworth refused
90 explain the switch in proceedings,
:, declaring n was an executive seSs ion
matter and one on which he had no
power 60 speak.
In view of the action taken on Fri
day when the clerk in open meeting
vas ordered to notify the governor Of
the sense of the senate in appointment
and confirmation matters, and fin view
Of subsequent action In executive ses-
sion to withhold the note. the exact
wording OF the clerks minutes for that
memorable Friday is interesting.
Minutes Tell Of Procedure
Senator Castle moved that action
be deferred until Saturday, April 81.
j 1911. and that the clerk be instructed
20 communicate to the governor the
: sense Df the senate that no action
would be taken on the same until such
time as the senate had befoAe II no.
limitations for all vacancies. This
morton was seconded by Senator Ka-
mauoha.
e"sehator Pacheco moved that that
part Of the motion referring TO sending
communication TO the governor be
tabied. This motion was seconded by
senator Makekau, and upon being put
iesa vote slost
The motion as made By Senator
Castle was thereupon put and carried.
The clerk was thereupon instructed
70 furnish each OF the senators a copy
Of the nominations made by the gov.
ernor."
Think Trouble Nears End
The attempt on Saturday to confirm
Ritenburgh Is prophesied in the Star
bulletin S0n that date was frustrated.
AT the close of an executive session
4 MAS sdvident that Rivenburgh was
stin unconfirmed. his name had gone
-otsrffor the eleventh time.
Among the senators who began
Knrh this afternoon on the calendar
81 The fiffy-second day there were a
gepdiy number who felt confident
Riyenburgh's confirmation would sue
coed in passing and thus end the pres.
ent sqaabbie
It's tisd confidently expected that
J. xAAthhtr. at present serving an
uhappcinted term. win be renamed By
the governor as territorial auditor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

PERSONALITIES

r. 9AMAMOTo, professor in the
Imperial University of Toxic, japan.
is a visitor in the city. Ysmamoto is
one of Japan's foremost shipbuilders.
and is considered an authority on
shipbuilding in the Orient. He is On
his way to the mainland. WHERE he
will spend one year studying the ship
building conditions IN the Eaited
States, and viii later go to Europe,
here he viii also study.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
SAMPAN SHOT. AT WHILE
ENTERING THE HARB0R

Last night Japanese sampan.
which had been out fishing for sew.
,eral weeks. returned, and not know
ing the strict regulations by which
the local haiSor is guarded at night.
ATTEMPTED to enter, with the result
that the soldiers on guard AZ Fort
Armstrong fired shot across her
bow. The sampan. however. did not
stop. but seuttled into the harbor like
a scared duck
The soldiers in the forts are order.
ed to stop all boats entering the har-
Dor at night and il any boat should
not heed the command to stop, il
would be liable to be sunk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
KAUAI COUNTY OFFICIAL
BROUGHT HERE TO FACE.
TRIAL. STATUTORY CHARGE

Deputy United States Marshal Silva
arrived Sunday morning from Kauai
with J. NJ. >Kaneakua. county clerk. at
torney and notary public, in custody,
This morning Kaneakua pleaded not
guilty in federal court to statutory
charge. posted a bond of $500 ana
the trial Was postponed until called.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
FUNERAL SERVICES
ARE LARGELY ATTENDED

There was large conconrse of
people. filling all the available space
not occupied by the fraternity, in the
Masonic Temple lodgeroom on Sun
day Afternoon FOR the funeral Of the
late James Lyle. Hawaiian lodge, and
invited brethren Oh the city and the
army and navy made strong appear
ance, and the burial ritual OF the order
was impressiysly performed under the
lead Of Worshipsdl Master j. c. McGill.
A male quartet IN white suits beauti-
fully rendered appropriate hymns. The
pallbearers were seated at one side OF
the casket, and the ch.et mourners.
consisting OF the children and grand
children of the departed citizen pres
ent In the city. at the opposite side.
Owing to very feeble health. the aged
widow was unable TO come out In-
terment was In the fRsniiy lot in Nuu-
anu. cemetery where Pastor McCord
of the Seventh Day Adventist church
conducted services. He- delfSered a
touching address to the people in gen
eral and the mourning relatives In par,
ticuiar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
CIVIL SERVICE TO I'VE. &.
DECISION ON CHARGE OF
BRUTALITY By POLICE

The civil service commission is to
meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
which time it will hand down its de-
cision regarding the charge against
the police that they Histreated two
Soldiers OF the 4th Cavalry, March "a.
Saturday night the commissioners
got together and thrashed out the evil
dence taken at The public hearing,
April II. but whatever decision was
arrived at was net disclosed. :. "a. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
Punahou Play For
War Relief Fund

\ For the benefit of the Allied \
\ war relief fund. the Punahou
= Dramatic Club will tonight repeat 4
= the Civil War play, Barbara 4
= Frietchie," which scored such a 4
= success on Friday night The I
= pupils themselves voted to give \
= the play again for the war relief =
= benefit. II viii be produced in =
= Bishop Hall. Punahou. at Sis.
4 Tickets, 80 cents each. On sale at \
= door No reserved seats. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
BRITlSHER TORPEDOED;
ENGINE CREW WIPED OUT

IASSOCIdI6u FT6SS Dy q. ,. naval
Nirelessl
BOSTON, Mass, April % The
British steamer Georgian, owned by
the Furness-Leyland Line, was tnrpe.
deed and sunk last week, according to
advices which have been received by
the agents of the line here. The tor
redo which sunk the steamer and her
American cargo struck the freighter
squarely midships. the explosion kill.
ing every member of the engine crew
on duty at the tiire. The Georgian
was Of 331S tons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
NOTICE

that NTH
Albert Lloyd,
benefits completes
desire to advise the Fart
Which
hereafter
directly With them request
these
Lloyd Honolulu
A. &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
NOTICE or SALE OF RESIDENCE
LOTS

The following residence lots situate
on Makiki Round Top. Honolulu, Oahu.
will be sold at public auction ut the
following upset prices at the front
door Of the Capitol building, Honolulu,
at IL O'Clock noon, Tuesday. April "a,
1917:
Terms Of sale: 0nc-fifth Of the pur-
chase price down sad the lalance In
equal payments in one, two, three and
four tl. 2, 3 and ID years respectively,
with interest at six per cent (6set
per annum.
One year. Of continuous residence
win be required during the four ca
years;
No person win be allowed to pur-
chase more than one ~ lot:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

over four million dollars worth OF
foreclpssd bcnIs CT the Hilo Railroad
which have been FOR s year in the Gus.
todY q Supreme Court Glerx James
Thompscn. ex officio clerk Of the cir
fcuit coart, fourth circuit, in gunns
sacks in the Hawaiian trust Company
vaults, we've barned by Thompson, in
the Nuuanu cemetery crematory Sal.
urday BY order of the court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

In the case OF the territory vs.. T. W.
Ferguson in ali appeal from the dis
trict magistrate of Makawao the SUI
preme court TO-DAY reversed the judS.
ment of the district court and granted
the defendant new trial with the
cause remanded fer further proceed
ing5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
FOR RIM.
FURNISHES HOUSES.

New cottage with new furniture, three
bedrooms. servant quarter and gar
age. Right close TO the best hath
ing beach at Waikiki. Apply to
James Steiner. 24I1 Kalakaua ave-
6767-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

BY May 1, completely furnished two
bedroom house; close in. Phone
1895. 67S7-2t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
&EAI%@lIkkI@&
WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Experienced millinery makers and
stock girls, Apply Mrs. Keene, mil
linery department at. Joedan's
lNvEsrMENrs.

GOLD PROPERTY third interest
will be given to party or corporation
who will install 5o-ton per day mill
in proven property in California;
PRINCIPAL only. Box 694, Star.Bulle-
tin Office. 6767-5t