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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
ALL READY FOR
TITLE GRAPPLE
poaf Martinson, Challenger,
and Wladek Zbyszko
- Meet Tonight.
BOTH HAVE FINE RECORDS
Rest in Game Have Been De-
hatcd by Giant Pole
and Great Dane.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March s.
y uiadck Ihyszko won from John
Trrkcrg here tonight after wrcstl-
ing forty minutes with n half Nell
- and crotch hold. aud NuSsif
HusSnnc defeated Paul Martinson
IN Sg minutes and 10 secon,is with
toe hold. 10th matcl'os were for
one fall only
Tverythng is in readiness for
,r,tlu,,s first worlds championship
wrestling match. toniLht at Conven-
top hall. whep villa TEX Zhyszko.
holder OF the worlds title. meets
paul Nartinson. the sensational
Young pane, and conqueror OF Joe
stgchcr
zhyslLo won his crown at the
Tournament held In New York last
wln'rr. defeating all opponents ana
roppinr S'rhugler Lewis, the orig.
inal .NlsLed Marvel" In the fina3s
since winning hts belt, Zhyzko has
mot ant defeated all contenders,
with the exception OF the Nebraska
-wnnier Zbyszko Is one OF the
Youngest champions OF wrestling
history he being hut 20 years OF axe.
He llIH lDt fal'S II duNuA ~
pothds hut unlike most OF the TO-
clrn wrcstlcrs. is possessed o. won
derful speed and ability. which If
the more remarkable. considering
bis Weight.
- Record IA Triumph.
Mar,nson was little known IN the
sport world until about "A vAlr ago.
He vas a trial whcu Martin
son met "A man. the other vrestlers
knew that his rival would have a
test That would require the hest Not
being pushed to the front. however
he vas kept IN the background. in
fenpf rrapplers being meter known,
un,il he met Joe Stecher. The Corn.
huskcr was thrown by the Dane, and
thereafter. Martinson's record has
been continual triumph.
Zlys2ko has won tho rcsncct OF
all sport lovers, by his Willingness
to meet any title challengers. and his
acceptance 10 a match with Martin
son. when the latter is acknow, edged
, to be a leading grapplef. ha, fur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

II was just 20 years ago last night.
March 4. 1921. that Bob Fltzsimmons
defeated Peter Maher In IL rounds
at New Orleans after onelo of the most
exciting battles ever seen In the Cres-
cent City. Peter had been discovered
In Ireland by Billy Madden. who was
anxious to dig up fellow who could
stop Ruby Roberts triumphsl career.
and many fans thot the lrishman
was just the boy to do IL.
Their faith in him seemed fully
justified in the first round OF the
battle. for which the Olympic club
had hung up $4,000. for Maher put
over several good wallops. In the
second chapter the Maher hackers
nearly tore the roof off with their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Finals in Southern
A. A. II. Tournament

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Mar e.
The finals in all claHsos OF tho
Southern A. A. U. boxing tourna-
mcnt here tonight resulted as fol-
lows:
Frank ChapPctta OF New orleans,
defeated Joe FiEse Of New orleans,
in 125-pound class.
Holman Of camp McClelland. de-
feated HeuEley of Camp shelby m
the iS5-pound class.
Kelly OF Camp McClelland. do
feated Bourcherou Of New orleans
In the pounds class.
Walters Of Camp McClelland was
awarded the decision over Martin
Burke of New orleans. in tho ib0-
pound class, when Burke refused "a
meet Walters.
Clements Of Castle Heights. de-
feated Klenke OF Camp selby. In the
15s-pound class.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
OKLAHOMA WILL NOT
PLAY CHILOCC0 FIVE
scone~.' Bsskc&hali sesSoa y Oves
and Owens Men Turn Attention
10 sprtas spovss.
Special TO Tie word.

special 10 The Weffs,
NORMAN. Okla. Mar. s.---Ihe
request OF the chiIoccc Indians for
= third basketball game to settle the
ciaims Of the indians and tbs Uni.
vsrsity Of Oklahoma for the stats
honors will not he granted, Coach
Bsnnie owen Of the eoonsrs def.
Hitcly announced today.
The basksthall season 10 sndsd. /"
he said. ''and We have already turned
all our attention here 10 bassbaii ard
track. Ths aasstion Of state honors
n not important sneuah 70 stsgs >
post-season sama n gcuthueseern
wants 10 claim the STATE ute ~ 90
not care, or Bouthwsstsrn ana Chi-
locco can play for H."
The Roonass played two sAmso.
each winning one. neither played
Southwestern, WATCH RANKED sb0ve
all other schools except theee two.
The Bocnsfp and Chiiocco also D.
fsatsd ali ether vtats schools.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Peter Maher Petered Out in Fifz Go

cheers. for Peter landed n smashing
blow on Hobs jaw, which stretcbed
the freckled face fellow flat on his
back. The audience rose up as one
man, thinking II was all over. but
the shouting but Bob scrambled up
just In time 20 proceed with the fcs-
tlvities The next roNed was Bob's,
and after that he gave the IriHhman
such an unholy beating that when
the thirteenth round was called Pc
ter refused 10 respond. perhaps be-
cause he considered Il would be un
lucky. When Bob fought Peter again
In Texas four years later the Hlber-
nlan led Off with n blow that would
have killed an ordinary man. but
hob retaillated with punch that
stretched Peter out for the count.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Kendall Academy Fire
To Play Sand Springs

Tho Kendall academy hask etbnll
team will meet the sand Springs
high school quintet NJ sand Springs.
Friday night The young Kendalitea
have an excellent team. one OF the
fastest ever gathered together for
lads their age ad expect 10 revenge
a defeat by the Sand Springs team. 4
few weeks ago,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Nilmoui Returns.


DETNOIT. Mich, March b.-En-
gene Mllburn Of Memphis, who last
night administered the first defeat
20 Cormln Huston Of Detroit I'm the
class A. national amateur billiard
tournament. repeated the feat TO.
night By winning from Charles He'd -
don Of Dowsgiac Mich, 800 to ZAP.
Heddon previously had won three
straight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
FddLr conIop Cnmp Tnstrucior

NEW ORLEANS, Mar Eddie
Coulon. New Orleans boxer. has been
appointed boxing instructor AZ Camp
Pike. Ark, 20 succeed frankie Rus
self recently removed from that po-
sition, Dr. Jos. r Raycrof chair
man OF tho committee ~ the training
carp activities. announced here tc-
day Doctor RAycroft II on tour
Of southern army camps.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
George Kaiserling,
Pitcher, Is Dead

sTEUBENvILIYE. Ohio March 3.
George Kieserling. aged 20. pitcher
Of the Memphis. (Tenn) Southern
league baseball club. died at his
home here today following an cx-
tended Illness Kieserlng played
professional baseball for nine years.
during which time he held berths In
the Three-I Central. Southern and
international leagues
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Howicy Red sor Coach.

BOSTON, March b--DAniel How
10y. formerly manager Of the Mon
teal club OF the international league,
has been engaged as battery coach
for the Boston American league base
bail team. according to announce
ment made tonight by Manager I'd
ward Barrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March S.
Ralph Comstook, pitcher for the
birmingham club Of the Southern
Association last year. today an.
nounoed that no would retire per-
manently from baseball and sntes
business with brother at Toledo.
Ohio. First Bsseman Bernssn has
accepted terms and win report at
tho opening OF tho training season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Mediocre Bowling nt Clncy

CINCINNATI. March a. Mediocre
bowling characterized tOdays play
at thes American Bowling congress
tournament here. none ~ the
bowlers being able 20 roll their way
into the first ten leaders Tho high
est In the doubles made on the yaTi-
Gus shifts today was i.l95 howled
by q Thomas and = Heroid Of
Kenosha. wis. white In the singles
.E e.. WaBle " Dps Molncs. Iowa.
rolled 5ts. Thlrty-tWo flse-man
teams from Detroit occupied the al
.leys,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
BASEBALL PRACTICE
q STARTED BY SOONERS
Chicago White Soy tn Play nt Nor.
man; Leading Collegiate NinCs
tn he Played.
THE SCHEDULE

THE SCHEDULE.
March 22 and %. Central
State normal, Norman.
April 3. Chicago white SoN,
Norman
April ~ and ~, Phillips uni
vorslty. Norman.
April ~ and 20 oklahoma \.
a Nj, saltwater.
May and 4. Chilocco In
dlans, Norman.
May 10 and II, Oklahoma A.
a. NJ, Norman.
May Is and 10, Chilocco In
! dlans. Chilocco.
May II and IS, Phillips uni
varsity. Enid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Special to The World
NORMAN. Okla. March 5.---A
schedule OF I 3 games, nine of them
At home and six away, has been ar
ranged by Manager Flourncy Couch
for the University OF oklahoma
baseball team this season. The tea-
ture contest OF the season viii lie
that against the Chicago White Sox.
set for April on Boyd field here.
-Four games are scheduled against
tho Oklahoma Agricultural and Me-
chanical college nine with whom the
Sooners usually fight out the state
championship Four games Will be
played against Phillips university,
four against tho Chllocco Indians
and two with Central normal, Charles
Wantland'G aggregation.
Abandon Southern "Trip,
According to this schedule every
game will he played within the state
Because OF the difficulty II arrang-
ing sufficient games, Manager Couch
az compelled TO abandon plans for
u southern trip into Texas Not
enough games could be secured TO
make the trip worth while. 10 IL
possible that more games viii he
scheduled with teams within the
state II so satisfactory dates can be ar
ranged
Cold weather the last two weeks
has hampered greatly baseball prac-
tlce hut a large squad has been out
" henever the weather Nas permiss-
ible. Dick Gentry, New London
Mo: John j Lowell Mnskogee and
Joe Wells. Norman, appear 10 be
the most formidable candidates for
catcher.
A large number of twirling artists
are displaying their wares before
Coach Bennie oven, hut only Glenn
Meadows Of Mountain Park and
stark Casper Of Okeene, have made
any considerable IMPRESSION to date
Nilmoth Returns.
Little. Purcell product, and
Howe OF Norman. are the class OF
the candidates for the initial bag
Walter Fears, Eufnula, is nlternat-
ing with o. w. walter. a Tonkawl
man. at second and Evert wilmoth.
Enid. and Clif Joseph of wrukomis,
are the leaders in the race for short
stoD and third base.
Manager Couch, who halls from
Tahleduah. John CARY OkmulEee
Tommie Graham of Anndnrko and
white are the leading outfielders
who have appeared 10 date.
More spirited practice lis expected
starting next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

FORT WORTH. Texas. March g.
H. s. Ienson, photographic. who IL
accused OF taking photographs of
Camp Bowie and training activities
there. was ordered lnterned by a
message from Washington this morn.
ing lie is also accused OF falling TO
register as an alien enemy. lie claims
10 be an American citizen. but the
records show he naa taken out only
hts first papers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

LAREDO. TEXAS, March 5.--Word
has been received In NueyO Laredo
that President CarrAnEr has declared
the recent gubernatorial election In
the state Of Tamaullpas null and
void. Both sides claimed victory and
President CarrAnze's decree WIS In
tended TO prevent outbreaks between
the two parties. No date has been
set for the new elction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

additional sport or Page Eleven J
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
FOR NAVY.
Was VAS never BRIaER

DUBLIN, July 10 (Associated
Press )---Lieutenant Percy, 4 Director of
Naval RECRUITING in, Ireland, declares
that recruiting for the British Navy
was never more brisk in Ireland, than
1t il at present, There are Irishmen il
every department from the ,Admirals
down, and the recruiters in the towns
and villages throughout Ireland are al
wnvs warmly welcomed. ."..
Dublin has just given cordial send
of to number of recruits of the
Trawler section Of the Royal Naval Re
serve. This branch appeals particular
Iy to Irish fisher boys who have ex
pericnced in the past few months
around the Irish coasts the cruelty with
which the German submarine campai IN
is conducted.
The recruits rarnded the streets of
Dublin accompanied by bluejaclSots and
marines and the hand of the Berkshire
Regiment. Among the inscriptions on
the hammers in the procession were;
1.-THE Germans are sinking I"''h
ships. and numbering Irishmcn. JOIN
us and ayenge these crimes. -
owe arer' Beattv's boys, brother
Irishmen, come along.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
KAISER REVIEWS 4
GREAT VICTORIES.
Official Reports Claim Continued
/ Successes BY Teutons In
sr Battles In France

AMSTERDAM, August 1-(Associa-
ted Press) I'm proclamation issued
by the kaiser to the German troops he
reviews the victories that. have been
won by the hard steel of the sword and
putting our trust in our God''. He
said that now came the hardest strug.
gle in defense Of the fatheriand but
expressed his unbounded confidence
that victory would come to the Ger
man arms.
Y Official German reports, as received
here yesterday and last night continue
ito put forth claims of victory in con-
trayention to. the reports that come
from the headquarters of the, Allies:
Last nights official report said
.!".The battlefront. where, the Crown
Prince s army has been fighting, was
quiet today and there is little to re-
port I'M activities in, other sectors in
France and Belgium. . ~ ..a..
b, In the past few days we have taken
4000 prisoners AID since July Is we
have captured $4,000, Yesterday fiji
teen Allied airplanes were dpwned.
"The Allies have been everywhere
|, repulscd in the Rheims SCISSORS sail
emit 81
3, The report admits that the British
have captured Merris.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
II oNoLULU RECEIVES
III NO ORDER TO CHANGE

No word TO take over the telephone
systems IN Hawaii hes reached Post
master MacAdam, who would be the
logical. one to receive such instructions
If II we're the intention Of the Presi.
dent to enforce in Hawaii the powers
recently granted him by congress to
take over for the government the tele,
graph and telephone lines. aa
I 81 have received no word in the
matter whatever, I" said Mr.. MncAdam
last night, "nor do 1 expect any, for
that matter" '- .5 Hie.l if go
There was rumor in town yesterday
that action regarding the local tele-
phone system might be expected today
and that Mr.. McAdam would take
over the system. No Instructions, how.
ever, had been received here regard
ing this mp to last night.'rj IN ~, d
|, The communicating of the telegraph
end telephone lines is to protect the
governmentis war interests, to prevent
strikes that might tie up ,the systemI
and to give the government bushes,
the priority it requires. If there ii
need for such action in Hawaii IL Il
not apparent ON the surface. TON
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
PLANS TO ACTIN
siberia Progress
Further information Sent From
+ Washington To Tokio-Ac-
ceptance Is Looked For

r. ,wAsHINGToN, August 1--tAsso-
cipted PrcssD---Further inforlnation
concerning the proposals of the United
Gatcs for the aiding Of the C2echo-,
SIovas forces in Siberia to bring OF,
der out of chaos in Siberia are now
before the Japanese government, hay-'
ing been forwarded by the state de-
partmcA TO the United States ann
bGfshdpr. mt Toxic and by him pre-
gentcf - the Japanese government.
That ft{verineat. must now decide
swbetllei tho. pfppesalss ares suiicientlly
concrete in form to warrant action = J. !.
( Anticipating Japan's acceptance OF
the proposals NJ now explained, France
and Great Britain are preparing their
military contingeuts for movement. !
Amy STATS in Toxic and Picking are
already making the necessary prepara'
tions 20 put into effect d joint action
In Siberia, IL was reported from Paris
yesterday. The Chinese ambassador to
France said that China had no desire TO
oneroach upon international affairs so
far as they concern Russia and Siberia,
but stood ready to participate equally
with the other nations in warding on
the. threatening danger of German con
? troll. . Lss Z. $50 e..
90 Further Successes of the Gzecho.
Stovak forces are reported in Moscow
dispatches which say they have cap
tured bridge ahSyzram, in the lVolga
district, thus ASSUMING them of commu
nication between the Volga district and
Siberia &Es ~. 80 %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
OFFICERS FALL WHILE
PERFORMING DUTIES

, WASHINGTON, July. .3l-(Associa-
ted Press ---Casualtie in the army and
marine corps SO far as officially report
cd today, showed:, 49, " re- '"N i''"
Army: Thirty-six killed, forty died
of wounds, twelve of other causes,
eighty-two wounded, twenty-four miss.
ing.
: Among the officers. killed are Capt.
Shelby Lcdford, Lieuts. Eldon Brew
steb William Cooper, John Hassel,
Thomas Hopkins, Richard Moody,
Thurston Woods, Thomas Young. Of
frers who died of wounds are Capt.
John BossO, Lieuts. Damong Gray,
John Morrison, Paul Strickland. Those
who died of other causes are Lieuts.
Paul Clifford and Warren Harris.
Marine casualties: Killed in action,
four; died of wounds, two; wounded,
twelve. s. 3 ..-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
ALLIES HOLD THEIR !.
own ONALL FRONTS
British Losses For July Less
Than Half As Heavy, As
Those In Previous Month

NEW YORK, August 1--tAssociated
Press) Activities other than those in
the scissors, Rheims salient are report.
ed in the night DISPATCHES of Paris and
London. .'f'S. ''''.' ~ go
- The French report says that tue Ger
mans attempted rpids betHeen, the
Aisne and Montdidier but were repuls-
ID. %e.r.1 - 41
Z The London oficial dispatches said
that there was, heavy artillery dneling
southwest of Albert and east of Ro'
bocq. .v ~ .. 4. e 80 ...'.a
British casualties for July we're less
than half as many as in the previous
month numbering 67,291; as compared
with l4l,ll7 in June. Since March52l
of this year the British have taken H.,
600 prisoners, Ian MACPHERSON, parlia-
mentary secretary, informed the house
of commons today. .... .-r. =. =.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
DOLSHEnST rule
ISDRAWlNG T6END
Chaotic Conditions Worse In
Russia andin UNaiReWhere \
Germans Are Slain ,o.

LONDON, July II -'{ks,oeiated
Prpss) Terrorism in Russia is on the
increase with even the scmblance Of
a,government1 6Serthfown while in the
Ukraine Che anti Teutpn sentiment is
growing steadily, and has reached the
stage Of assassination of German mill
tary, officers which. may be- expected
TO bring German demands for redress
or 10 occasion feprisals
4 IntKicv, the. Ukrnnian capital Field
Marshal Won Eichorn, the commander
Of the German forces in the Ukraine
against which the peasants have risen
and armed themselves and with which
they havr had fseveral bloody conflicts,
and Captain Won Dressler, his adjutant
were both killed on Tuesday by the
explosion of bomb which vas hurled
at them. This news was received in
Amsterdam and, later was officially
confirmed by the Ukranian government
at Kiey. Tho assassin was quickly
captured. He. is a young man, twenty
three years Of aPe, and says that he
acted, upon orders of the communist
committee Of Ryszon, adjacent TO Mos
cow, thus. involving Russia in the plot
which he successfully eliminated.
|. Approaching end Of the Bolshevist
or soviet government is told in des
patches to the Times from its Copep
hagens correspondent, He says the in
formation which reaches him is that
the Bolsheviki leaders have about
reached, the, end, Of their tether. The
workmen, and peasants haye already
armed and are rising up against the
tyrany Of Bolshevist rule.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
RAT|FIES
MILITARY treaty
Under Terms Siackers viii Find
II Difficult To Avoid
\ Service Far War

. WASHINGTON, August 1---(onicial)
THE ratification of the military sery
sec ircaties Bet on the United States,
Great Britain and CSuada was securs
ell Yesterday in london, the state de-.
partment formally announced last night,
and terms OF the treaties to become ef.
fective immediatelw Hss Il ttie aFE
y. The itreniies provide for the immedi-
ate enlistment and cnrellneht Of the
.rpf,itn 70 one's own country Of all lneR
J wifIiit ~ tge. Of military service. Six,
TT ~ is efveh within which tlfih hiSnit
be done, az The end Of which, IL the en-
r6llment Is not completed, the British
or Canadian subject becomes subject TO
tllp military service laws Of the coun-
try within " fich he is residing
ut is estimated that there are $4,000
Americana OF draft age in the British
I Empire and 10000 in4the Dominion Of
Canada end $50 900 British subjects
and 10000 Canadians in the United
stntes of military. age. I rtes. ..lsf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
United States War \.
Expenses Are ......
More Than Britain's
Comparison Of Treasury Depart
aeReht flpufsssHWith British
'siFinanclah statement Shows
!. America Is Better Able To Pay

. q
WASHINGTON August 4 (oficiall
Tho treasury department yesterday
announced new loans to Allies as fol
lowsi to France, $l0O, 900, 900; to Bel
GUM, soOOoooo, and to Serbia, 49,
100000. These bring. the tdtal tpfdste
of loahs to allied gOSerhmints 70 50;
4g2i010,oQo. ,sa5trio rs III
The, Allies are now getting ten mil
lion dollars daily from the. United
Sta,es, - s.... FIX
=. A. comparison of, 4. the treasury, DE-
,partment reports, with, the newly is
sued British, financial statement shows
chat the American war expenses are
aow ffty. percent higher than those
Of Grcat Britain. The Individual 'burs
den Of taxation in the United states,
however, is only half that Of the
British. ~
j ! The monthly cost of the ware 70
the. United States IL about one and a
half billion dollars. while the monthly
British war bin is about one bliilon.
B. The United States war debt is a
little less than $l2.50G0OO,0Oo as com
pared TO, the British war debt of $36y'
Jf5,DO0,000. h FF v. y:
Bofores the war both nations 5eol
leeted about the same amount in taxes
yearly, approximately a billion dollars
Now Great Britain collects $5,2T0,Op0,,
900 and the United States about, ~.
900 100000, but the population OF the
'Erslad States is double that, of Great
Britain. A& "a. a., -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
CHANCES OF SAVING I
STEAMERARE SMALL
PASSENGERS and Officers Of Can
ada Maru Safe In Port =

CANADIAN PACIFIC PORT Aug,
ust 1-(AssOciated Press) Officers and
passengers of the Canada Maru have
arrived here. There was no loss of
life resulting from the grounding Of
the vessel or in the transfer of pas
sengers and officers and crew to the
rescue vessels. 'E. E" Fl L
Little hope for the saving Of vessel
or cargo is held out, It is thought the
chance of floating the ship is small
1t has been impossible to reach her for
salvage work and the belief prevails
that she will be pounded to pieces. She
has n cargo valued at $4,000, 900.
A donse fog accompanied by unusual
ly strong currents. arc attributed to be
the cause of the accident.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-08-02
DATE IS ANNOUNCED
FOR LOAN CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, August 1-(Associ-
ated Press)-Septcmber % has beeN
determined upon for the opening Of
the campaign for the fourth Liberty
y .ohn ara the close will come, October
10. a short. sharp, three weeks canvass
This announcement is made by Secre-
tarv of TIE Treasury McAd0o.
He said the amount of the loan Will
probably be six billions of dollars.