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Evening star., 1928-05-25
TRADE COLORLESS
ONbOND MARKET
Changes Small - Listed 5
Per Cent Utilities Move
lrreguiarIy.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 25--As call loans
renewed today at per cent, it is quite
probable that this rate will continue
through the remainder of the month
June ] interest and dividend diSburse-
mentS are among the largest of the
year, next to those Of January l and
July /, end as there is a holiday next
week the demands upon the money
market will be heavy.
Beginning with the list Of May, the
call rate has fluctuated throughout the
month between 5i2 and 6 per cent, SO
it is no wonder that bond prices have
been heavy. In some quarters of the
list they were again soft today. The
high rates have affected most of the
slaort-term issues, particularly the 4ia
per cent group of rails that sold at a
premium OF point or more over par
early in the year. There has also
several high-grade railroad Is due in
1880, as those of the Pennsylvania, Chi
cago & Northwestern and Louisville d
Nashville.
Some Foreign Bonds Firm.
On the other hand, some of the for
eiGn securities have been strong, City
Of Copenhagen 5i2S. due July /, peing
quoted today above par. and the Toxic
Electric SIS. due August /, which held
at par throughout all OF the period OF
decline in the japanese long g-term
iSs.saS recently.
Today's market was rather colorleSs
It was devoid of outstanding features.
The speculative list moved in desul-
tory way. Changes were mainly linn
tied TO small fractions. About as many
bonds were higher as were lower. There
was some recovery in the New York
Railways and Third avenue incomes, but
a lower market for Interborough Rapid
Transit issues and Brooklyn -Manhat-
tan Transit SIS, the Interborough SIS
breaking below 80 compared with price
Of s612 few weeks ago.
- Utilities Are Irregular.
@ The listed per cent public utilities
were irregular though they appeared TO
have run the course of liquidation and
were being bought on a scale down by
dealers and by institutions. This was
also true of some of the better grade
legal rails although day-by-day reac-
tions In them discourages the average
buyer. Frisco new 4i2s were firmer
above SO against yesterdays decline
TO o2k2.
There was not much change in the
foreign list. The Italian Industrial rs
were lower as were Italian municipali-
ties. japanese municipals were also on
fractionally, while French government
and municipals were higher and there
were small gains in the South American
groEap. United States Government
bonds were reactionary with the excep-
ton Of the first Liberty 3l2s, which
Evening star., 1928-05-25
PACIFIC GAS EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, May IS (P.-Paciic
Gas e. Electric earned IS cents share
On the common In the first quarter,
after preferred dividends. against 80
cents a share In the first quarter OF
1927. Net income was STOP, SAB, an
increase OF s64o,e21.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
POSTAL GIVEN CHARTER.
Telegraph and Cable Firm Formed
Through Big Merger.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DISPATCH 20 The Star.
BALTIMORE, sfay 25.-The State
tax commission has granted charter
to the Postal Telegraph & Cable Cor
poration, which was formed by the mer-
ger of the International Telephone &
Telegraph Co. and interests headed by
Clarence II. Mackev. president Of the
Postal Telegraph Co. & Commercial
Gables.
The authorized capital stock Of the
company will total 1,200,000 shares. of
which 100000 are preferred with si0o
par value.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
OIL DELIVERY RECORD.

NEW YORK, May 25 tP.-National
Transit Co. made new high record
for delivery of crude oil to interior re-
fineries In one day with more than
$4,000 barrels.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
PRICES ON PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS, May rs M1.-~Price changes
were mixed on the Bourse today Three
per cent renles, Oh francs 10 eentimes,
& per cent loan, 90 francs so centlmes,
exchange on London, i24 Trance 2
centimes, The Boufse Will be closed
tomorrow ana Monday.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

By Special LEASED Wire 20 The Star.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Following Is q
report of today's sales, high, low and
closing quotations on the Chicago Stock
Exchange:
Evening star., 1928-05-25
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

By Special Leased Wire TO The Star
BOSTON, May 25.--Following In a
list OF today's highest, lowest and clos
ing prices for the most active stocks
dealt in here:
Evening star., 1928-05-25
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK, May 25.--FollowIng are
today's bid and asked quotations on Sc
curities OF investment trusts, holding
and finance companies and insurance
companies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
HELP KIDNEYS !
 BY DRINKING ],
 MORE WATER
Take Salts to Flush Kid . neys and Help Neutral
 ,ize Irritating Acids

Kidney andslbladder itritatione often result from acidity, says a noted authority. The kidneys help filter this acid from the blood and pass it. on to the bladder, where it may remain to irritate and in- flame, causing burning, scaN- ing sensation, or setting up an Irritation at the neck ofthe blad- der. sobliginE you to seek relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer is in con- stant dread; the water passes sometimes with a scalding sensa- tion and is very profuse; again, there is difficulty in voiding it.
 Bladder weakness, most folks call 1t because they can't control urination. While it is extremely annoying and sometimes very painful, this is often one of the most simple ailments to over come. Begin drinking lots of soft water, also get about four ounces of lad Salts from your pharmacist and take tablespoon full in 8 glass of water before breakfast. Continue this for two or three days. This will help neutralixe the Acids in tho sys- tenn So they no longer are a source of irritation to the blad- der and urinary organs, which then act normal again.
 lad Salts is inexpensive. and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juiee. combined with lithia. and Is used by thousandS of folks who are subject to urinary dis orders caused by acid irritation. lad Salts causes no bad effects whatever.
 Here you have a pleasant, ef- fervescent lithia water drtn k which may quickly relieve your
 -adv. tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Commissioners Court fol
 the Territory of Alaska, Divi.
 sion No. One. Before A. E. Mo.
 Lean, U. S. Commissioner and
 ex 0fficio Probate Judge
 Haincs Precinct.
 In the. Matter of the Estate of
 James McQuinn, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap- pointed executor of the Last Will and Testament" of James McQuinn, deceased. A All persons having claims against the estate of the said James McQuinn, deceased, are hereby requested to present the same with proper vouchers at tached. to the undersigned at my office, Haines. Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Haines, Alaska, this 10th day of February 1928. t ERIK OSLUND, Executor. First publication. Feb. 23, 1928 Last publication, Mar. Is, 1928
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WHO'S WHO AND WHERE

Jack Tritt and H. B. Carbray, travelling men, arrived on the steamer Admiral Rogers.
 George B. Grigsby is returning to Ketchikan on the Admiral Rog- CTS, after making the trip from the First City to Sitka, accom- panied by his wife.
 Through passengers enroute to Petersburg on the Admiral Rog- CTS included H. F. Preston, sales man.
 Mrs. o. J. Craig, wife of Lieut.. Craig of the Unalga, left on the Admiral Rogers for Seattle to spend several weeks. She was accompanied by her son.
 J. w. Woods, insurance man,
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sailed for the States on the Ad- miral Rogers, enroute to Califor- mia. He expects to return here within a few months.
 c. l.. Rich and wife are Peters burg-bound passengers on the Ad- miral Rogers.
 Among those leaving on the Admiral Rogers for Petersburg was Paul Abbott, Alaska repre- sentative of the Du Pont Powder Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
FORMER REsIDENr VISITING

i. Russell York who resided in Douglas for several years and ha } been operating a laundry in Petersburg tor the past eight ysars. has been visiting friends here and il sJuneau for, several days. The Yorks are disposing oi their interests in Petersburg and they expect to: leave soon for the sonth for. an extended vacation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Gastineau l.. M. Carrlgan; Mrs. M. Miller: H. B. Carbray, Seattle; W. Bigoff.
 Alaskan Robert Harryson, Sitka; A. J Goodman, Funter Bay; o. c. Hill. man, Hoonah.
 zynda Mons Anderson.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
GOOD CROWD HAS JOLLY x TIME AT EAGLES DANCE

The leap year, hard-time dance which was given in the Eagles hall last evening brought out a large attendance of dance lovers from both sides of the. Channel and proved to be a pleasurabif event in every way. Refresh ments were served during thf evening by the Ladies' League netting a neat sum for the bene fit of the church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01

Note--observat1ons Dutch Harbor. Kodiak, Seattle Portland and San Francisco made a 1 a and 1 Juneau time.
 The pressure continued high the portion the being where 3036 inches recorded. That accompanied by fair weather South eastern Washington and owwerer the yesterday the Aleuan Islands. has spent it's force region having reported southeast during 24 hours
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
FlReMEN MEET TONIGHT

The regular meeting of tn . Douglas Fire Department will be held tonight in the City Hall. A moving picture attraction has been arranged for by Photogra pher Andrews to follow the busi ness session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
LEAGUE MEETING

A business meeting of the La dies LeAgue is scheduled to be held this evening in the League rooms. All members are request ed to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
iNFo1MA1IoN WANTED

Informstion regarding the whereabouts of one Otto Shultz who was employed by the Trea1- we'll Conipany in 1918 Is being sought through the local post
 office. Anyone knowing Of his
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l probable whereabouts, please kindly notify the postmaster.
WOMAN RUNS CIRCUS

BERLIN-Paula Busch, cela- brated German equestrienne, has become the manageress of world famous circus. On the death of her father, Paul
 Busch, frequently called the first horseman of Germany, Fraulein Busch took charge of his entire
 establishment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
Seattle Fruit X Produce Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 PHONE 486
STRICTLY FRESH SELECT RANCH EGGS
 dozen, 45 cents s--3 dozen, $l.2O
PHONE 486

dozen, 45 cents 3 dozen, $l.2O Yakima Gem Potatoes 30 pounds . $1OO Yakima Sweet Spanish Onions, pounds ... .25 Bulk Carrots pounds .25 Alaska Rutabagas, pounds ......... .25 Beets, pounds ..--.-......... .25 Parsnps, pounds .25 Beautiful Oregon Prunes pounds .....-.....-... 25 Black Figs pound 15 Thompson's Seedless Raisins-pound 15c, lbs. 25. English Wanuts--pound, 35c pounds .-.-..-.. loo California Bunch Carrots ..........-a 10 Solid Head Lettuce-15 cents, for .-.......-.. 25 Louisiana Fresh Peas pound -.-......-,....-... 25 Strawberry Rhubarb-20c pound pounds for 35 Spinach, very nice 20 Lich, 2 punches .- ....-.---... ........... .15 Radshcs, bunch ..-. ..... 10 Green Onions, punches .16 Newton Apples dozen 50 Winesap Apples, dozen .......-...-- 50 Spitzenberg Apples, dozen . 55 Roman Beauty Apples large dozen .-....-..--.. 60 Oranges, extra sweet dozen ....-..50c 6Oc and 75 Pears, dozen .-...-.-- .... TO
 We also have Cuba New Potatoes Egg Plant, Brusse Sprouts Green Peppers, Tomatoes, Parsley, Celery, Caulinower.
 New shipment of BUTTER, fresh from dairy
 PURITAN BACON AND HAMS
 Remember that operating this business just as close the market affords We suggest thst prices with the Seattle prices through the Seattle quotations appear papers,
 We are here to stay and promise that will take advantage of the Juneau. are living in Alaska article that drop you will find that our prices have dropped also When to Juneau last April, selling 55 while in Seattle they selling 30 getting them 45 a
 In order continue to bring the prices down, must have your support.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
MARTHA SOCIETY MEETING

The business meeting of the Martha Society will be held in the parlors ol the Northern Light Presbyterian Church at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. J. K. Campbell and Mrs. Lena Marshall will be hostesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
MARTHA SOCIETY MEETING

The -.srtha Society will meet in the parlors of the Presbyter- ian Church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. J. K. Camp bell and Mrs. John Marshall will be the hostesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
PALACE or SWEETS 3S
 BUILDING IS SOLD

Chester Zimmerman is the new owner of the Palace of Sweets building which was disposed of last evening by Emil Uberti.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01
TAKING TRIP TO STATES

Adam vargo left last night on the Admiral Rogers for a visit to British Columbia where he owns . piece of Hand and may locate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01

We make mems suits for s55 P. WOLLAND. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01

Old papers for sale at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-01

Old papers TOT sa,s at Tho Empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
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A BERT MORNING.

Two members of the younger group
az WaAhington's music circles pro-
tided "A fascinating program of music
hV Franz schubert al the meeting oi
the FRIDAY Morning Music club yes
t.,,fay. The composer, whose ceh'
teuary was honored In this. one of
tho hundreds Of world wide programs
MANNED IN his honor for the year
1878. could not but have been pleased
M IN. presentation of bis works,
sovne II the toNeilest of the more IMAM
COO songs being unusually wen sung
nv Charlotte Hartman, contfhitu. ana
t.,o violin eoiiaiiiiaH ana some clever
arrangements Of short pieces being
PLAYED by Evelyn Scott, IT IL always
ioublv inspiring 10 hear good music
rae, formed by young soloist% Who
.ho,y marked progress aud develop
,n.,t This was the case Yesterday.
Roth these Washington girls have
,n,rL Ell talent ana both show amazing
progress, a.,
Nfms Iiarrlnan's voice haas the
zane rare con,raltu timber and IL IN
organ ~ powerful possibilities. She
sang the three groups OF German
,i.der IN charming style with good
taste III tho way ~ which she use'l
the dramatic values and lovely lcsato
plItaring. ,...,
ttpt German dtctiou has improved
wonderfully Within The past Neni ana
i,pt tuIteroiur II much more oven hhd
t,1u than when last heard by iht
writer IN il public program AMONG
The beautiful songs hho nhng eaioti'
ullv we'll Yesterday wetc "bur Linden
baum. j." i.itany." die Junpe Nome
and Gretchen am Spinntad,
''Iioidenruacn'' MAS one Of the lihht.f
numbers that Was delightfully."- sung,
and both the familiar Ave Maria
ana "Etlko.nis" were among the
unptiaf nuuhets katitAn mn
itaWis WIS very good In The roln Of
atuoinphtilat-
MAs Eentt has IA remarkably init
siduai aud singing tone ~ her Violin
aging and hhnNs al authority and
sense at Interpretation quite unusual
~ so young ia musician She hss the
trus muaicianly qualities. and u aus
Essiion ~ her good fnunda tion ~
music study ana hsr versatility VAS
hbun u IN har own arrangement ot
Tie "itnsamund Air" Emans ar.
ranEentsni uf The cradle Song" Naa
sAquiaitaiy played by Mlsa scott.
ana The tNU "snnal inns were IN
teissiin@ and showed Mar lntio Davis
at her beet na al arnuiuiiAni@i. tiur
n}eIhiets arrangement nf ''ltetbTn
s.,s AelI chusen number for The iaSt
ot Tie second group. ana the iwn
uia Aets showed good coordination 10
lie tricky. eiean-cut phIasins IT ihls
aslsltiuii. s-us y.
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RATHB0NE TO SPEAK.
Representative 10 Make Address
Honoring !. O. o. T. Founder.

Isepresent Rafhbone 81 Illinois
VIII ice the principal speaker ~ the
celebration Of III" J.5th anniversary
% ihe prih 81 Thomas Widely,
'opnd~r ~ the Jndepc ndent Order Ut
ODD elbows. ia the auditorium az the
ODD FelIO~ > Temple. 4lJ Seventh
s'ress' ~ ) O'Clock tonight.
The program has been afia nGe1
Un'ier ihFs auspices IF the Gram I'm
81 lag,n@hf .. the District ~ Column.
biz. and ~. 7. GailIIer. grand repre-.
sentative II the encsupfnent. will in.
trc11ice Hr. Eathbone. Rev. Clarence
y. EDrAran ~ the Grand I1adge of
Mars laisc ~iii offei tie usoa:a hon I'm.
'%tt& ifD9ent feature. viii be provided
by Alanua Narniou. hopraf1o ~ the
ran Csrios Opera IN; ". X. Young.
.jesse Nlei"n. Duncan Thomson aud
Loela de f'lanna gan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
RADIO MEN TOL|ST
SHORT-WAVE PLEAS
Federal Commission Will Re-
ceive Applications
Tuesday.

By the Associated Press
Commercial interests ~ every type.
the Army and Navy and the grea:
body % amateur aud professional
radio Inen will present their appica
tions for ALLEGATION OF radio short
waves" or higher frequencics. 10 the
Federal Radio Commission Tuesday.
The commission has decided that
there shall he no recurrence OF the
congestion which still marks transmits.
sion and reception on the long broad
casting waves. and wishes 10 establish
"A permanent basis for ALLEGATION OF
the short-waye channels.
The order OF precedence in which
applica ions will be favored. tentative.
~ decided upon. is: Marine distress
agencies having no other means Of
communication. governmental, public
toll message. private communications,
experiments and relay hroadcastins,
Nearly 100 short.wave lengths have
been assigned. but nearly 5000 are
available The commission does not
contemplate their immediate aiioca.
ton. but viii, lay plans for estimated
future needs.
The Ford Motor Co. General Flee
trio Co. American Telephone x Teie-
graph 60 and the Goodyear Rubber
90. are among the number OF nrnss
that have notified the commission they
would send their engineers 10 the
hearing WIN Hays. head 81 the
Motion Picture Producers Association.
also viii attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
DENIES THAT CHICAGO
IS CRlME-RIDDEN CITY
Commission Declares Charge Made
H. Malicious" and Without
Foundation in Fact

~ ibs Assps1 ated Pfess,
CHICAGO, January II ~~Jhe NAB.
.sOus ejIarJ"' flzatlofi' ~ til'a1o -
"fhe ugos' cfiiGeJtddrn "ItH ~ Amer
{'.' - without any fnHndafI"i ~ fact
the Chicago Crime Commission Ehld
toisy in iis, annual iep1tl.
'iJIII3ug tie last fts Innuih%. +" sad
the - port pfepJfed by henry iiIt
tett Ghau3beiliD, 0prtaiiuE dlie"ipr III
iir commission. "ibere l.as bseh ii
Giure harmonious cooperation among
officials charged 8itb lie a1fHiiiisttd'
tson ~ criminal justice th1n at any
other time since fHe organization of
III" commission, ~ years npo,
IL il "a fact that there Ias been an
So jal decrease IN "flnge generally. nni ,
setthstoDGiHE lil3 amazing tfuih ibtt
il4@ population lnrTsabF during the last
seven years L3a been ia sEcen= 1T
G09 900. II IE oLgioua that crime haa
nDt bssh permitted ~ heep pure witA
the DDpuIstiDA."
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SIX MEN TAKEN
IN SERIES Of RAIDS.
Accused of Violating Gam
bling Laws-58 Witnesses
Found in 2 Places.

Continuing their gambling raids.
Detectives Ii. E.. Brodie and +. \.
Narney, in charge of gambling in
vestisations, yesterday afternoon
visited room in rear OF a cigar store
at 1S0l. Fourteenth street and ar
rested 10 persons. Two on charges of
permitting gaming and the others as
Witnesses.
The room Was equipped with telo'
phones and n blackboard, and deiec-
IiNes alleged that handbook operations
had been conducted there.
Stanley Garrison johnson. - years
Old. S52S Fourteenth street. ana ben
samin Franklin Lewis. - wears old. oil
1892 | street. were arrested FOR alleged
violations If the gambling law and re
ouir,ed 10 post s. 600 bond. The wit
ncsses were released on Sl0o bond.
4 barber shop on the nrst moor OF
EOS Florida avenue also was raided.
The detectives battered down door
to a rear room. but failed 10 uncover
q suspected craps game.
4 room on the upper floor also was
visited. and TWO Colored men. Henry
BAKER. .36 Girard street, and Charles
Thomas. l5+i Eighth street, We're ar
rested for an alleged N;>!ation IL ~"
gambling law and released on S}o
collateral
\ telephone call received at the
second precinct police station Yes
terday by capt. Gay =. Rurln@ame
'old OF an alleged gamh,nS game
heinz conducted in rooms or an uppe:
fioor At Ini. seventh street.
Lieut.. J. n McQuade visited the
rooms last night and found about -
men there. Alleging that games had
been played with dice and cards. he
arrested James LouSray. - wears
old, 1914 Newton street northeast, and
Howard James, - years old. S@i
Seventh street northeast. They de-
posted sI00 collateral! each for their
Arpearance in court.
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BLACKS FLIGHT PROGRAM


iDh DDS. January ~ m Van
t.,af Eiach chairman ~ lie bDatd Of
directors ~ tue t>aiilina,e run i.as
chartered Fpt Eef 1dans itpsn iieg
Dutch blr Line tn HE purpose ~
1}iu9 tram t.pndnu ~ Gapa 1oyD
aud return The d3ta ~ LIS deDa4~
ture uns not been ahAoHn"fd, Lai bls
plluts VIII b. tie Jut"iinen Isysen.
du1eg and I~riiuilt, IN aetGd ~ tie
eAnle Tppacity IN h,a l+akl iud.sn
rikha lskt EQjHHisF.
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MRS. L. A. TRIMBLE DIES.
Woman Well Known il Washing
ton Victim of Pneumonia.

Mrs. Laura A Trimble. formerly q
resident Of this city. where she was
employed in the Government service
1or about 80 years. died Of pneumonia
a. Coscob Conn. Wednesday. She was
tire widow Of James Hayes Trimble,
fhirty.ihird degree Mason and
sUperinle ndent If the Scottish Rlte
Cathedral here al the time Of his
death some years ago
Mrs. Tfjmble left Washington upon
heang retired from the Government
service about : years ago She had
been active in the Order OF the East.
srn Star here
Funeral services were conducted in
Stanford. Conn. Yesterday. Inter.
rnept was in the Woodiawn Cemetery
there
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SHIPS DISTRESS CALLS
SUBJECT OF INQUIRY
+ o s Signals From Freighter on
Coast Charged TO Land Libber"
Wireless Operator.


SEATTLE, Wash, January "a 80.
The mystery" of tie distress signals
~ tie teiRhtet Grinco heard un the
Washington ..nHsi saturday Night VIE
cieafcd ~ tonight and Incidentally
coupled with an Aftermath of criticikm
from Is "jand Iutbef" wireless operator
aud lac prDhpecis Of an official investl,
CATION,
The n - h calls sent out from tho
Erinro while Tie ship Was about 800
miles HouibWesi Of Cape Elatierv an
route iiuIn Staliie 10 Honolulu
brought four Vcnseis and heYeiai radio
stations 10 the rescue tbs distress
signals aeIe transmitted by a nsw
wireless operator on his first sen Voy
age Vincent GelIeiiuan, the operator,
got excited when his radio equipment
deye ioped ifouiJle, bat that was uot
dis iDsed unti to-day
Tie mystery nf The u - n Gail iiHd
DE-. peHed yesterday ana frars for the
vessel increased IS slips conb1d the
water aud radio cnnbed the air with
out nndiDg a tlacs of tbs ships loea'
ZION.
Jndly lie steamer Aofan9i which
heiptd IN the search, rsGstyed - mes
aaEe flpin the fiiit"0 eaHina NIL vac
Well BbttaId i5ut thaI lie MiIeierA SET
could not receive. Coast Itnfd ON
"iai= sold lie incident would hs ON
ciaiiy investigated, pnssibty b. Tie Dc
pafti1tnt Df Commerce.
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ROYAL WEDDING PLANS
DELAYED By JAPANESE
Coronation Budget Forces Post
poaement OF Marriage Details
Until Next Month.

TOXIC January 14.-Because the
imperial household is busy drawing up
tie budget for the corona ton OF En-
peror Hir0hito decision regarding the
date and other foTlnalities OF the mar
rage OF Prince Chichibu. heir-appar-
ert 10 Sefsu Matsudalra IS not expect
ed until February.
Ii has not been decided whether
Tsuncc Matsudaira. Japa nese .Ambas-
sacoT To Washington. and father OF
the prospective bride, will be created a
peer or whether Sefsu will he adopted
by the liscount Matsudaira In any
case the. imperial messenger Is ex-
I'ected TO slake the formal proposal Of
marriage 20 Viscount Ma;sudaira. who
In head Of the family. and thus save
a trip 10 Washington.
Am1a ssador Matsudaira and his fam
tly are expected 10 return IN Toxic
early in June 10 complete final prep
aratjons for The wedding.