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Lnyo Muru April 30
linvo Maru Mav24
iiyo Maru Juno 21
TV nt Manila, omitting cull at
CASTLE & COOKE,
itson Navigation Company
Direct Service Between San
CltOM SAX I'ltiXCIHCO.
Honolulan April 23
Lurllne Mav S
).. Wilhelmlna May 14
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CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., General Agents, Honolulu.
Mnadian-Australian Royal Mail
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
', r'OK FIJI AM) AUSTRALIA.
i . niarama May 22
S. Makura
June 19
July 17
S. Zcalandia
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,
I AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1 FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU
frliuniilrprr, iht) kMIi d.ij. Freight refilled ut all times lit tlio
'Hnj's ttlinrf, list Sim I, .South Itruoklrii.
; FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT
8. ALAOKAN, to sail about may 3
S. ARIZQNAN, to sail about " may 14
S. VIRGINIAN, to sail about ".'.'.. .'.WW !maY 25
J Tor turlliiT Inforiuatlun nppl) lo II. IIAIKFELI) A CO, LTD., iigenK
onlul"' t'. P. JIOItSE, (leiieral Freight Agent.
Phone 2295 Reaches
Hustace-Peck Co.,Iitd.
ALL KIXI1S OF HOCK AND SAM) FOU COXCItETE WORK.
1'IIIKMOOI) AMI C0A1,. s
M QbWS STHKKT. 1VO. BOX 212
Service Dispatch
WESTERN
PACIFIC
RAiLWAY
THE
FEATHER
RIVER
ROUTE-
For particulars see
Fred. L. Waldron.Ltd.
836 Fort Street
Pau Ka Hana
MOVES THe EARTH
Fojregrowth
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Airlic S. 1'.
MAY 1 MAY C
.MAY :-' MAY 28
llrvl cI.im, runml trip, S.in r'nmrlico,
CO., LTD., General Agents.
cnll at Honolulu una Icnvo this
below:
FOR SIN FKAXCISCO.
S. S. Siberia May 7
S. S. China May 14
KAISHA
call nt nnd Icate llonuliilu on or
FOH SIX I'lUXCISCO.
S. S. Shinyo Maru April 30
S. S. Chlyo Man , ...May28
8- S. Nippon Maru June 13
SliHiwhnl.
LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu.
Francisco and Honolulu.
fiiii sax fuancisco..
8. 8. Honolulan May 1
S. S. Lurlina mii
(or Honolulu dlrool on or about
FOIl VAMOUVEIt.
S. 8. Makura
. May 21
.June 13
S. S. Zcalandia.
S. 8. Marama
July 16
LTD., GENERAL AGENTS.
lOahuftailway Time Tabic
Outirnril.
Fur Walanno. Wnlalun. Kahukii nn.l
way aiiitions 3:ir, n. m . '3:20 n. in
For l'curl City, Hwu Mill and Way
atutloiis 17-30 a, 111., 0:iri a. m.,
-h;ju n. 111., 'j:iii p. in., '3:20 p. in.,
5:IB p. in.,.J9:30 p. m. tllslS 11. m
For Wahlavu und lA!lloliua 10:20
a. m 0:JC p. m., 13:30 p. ra., tll:15
p. in.
Iimard.
Arrlvo Honolulu from ICabuku, Wal
alua and Walanac 8,3B a. in., 5:31
p. m,
Arrlvo Honolulu from Ewa Mill and
Pearl City 17MB a. m., 8i30 11. m.,
11:02 a. in., MM0 p, m., i;20 p. nj,
-a-.ai p. in., '7:30 p. m.
Arrlvo Honolulu from Wahlawa and
ieuouuu y;l6 a. m., T1M0 p. in.,
I iiisi p. in., Jl0:iu p. m.
I ""ho Hnlclwa Umlled. a two-hour
train (only llrkt class tickets hon-
orcd), leaves Honolulu every Sunday
nt 8:36 a. in.; returning, arrives In
J Honolulu nt 10-10 p in. Tim Limited
slops only at Pearl City and Wafanao
I outward, iind walanan, Walpahu and
, Pearl City Inward.
Dally. tSunday Excepted. tSuri
I day Only.
u. 1: ut.viau.Ti, d; u. b.Mnii,
Superintendent. O, P A.
I'Jiolo Fairrntlnir of rrlcliest Kr.ido
can na-yijo secured from 'Vwllul-I
Le.itr Ho
y
j , Vi,(frulD(; fL
EVENING BULLETIN,
Kslahllsheil In IS.'.S.
Bishop & Co.
BANKERS
C0111111rrcl.il nnd Travelers'
l.eltert of Credit tauril 011
I lie II. ink of Cnllfornl.i and
The Loudon Jolui Stock Hank
Ltd., London.
Correipondeiils for the
American Kxpres Company
and Tlmi. Cook & Son.
Interest allotted on Term
and Sittings Hank Deposit.
BANK OF HONOLULU
MMITKI).
PAID CAPITAL f(illil,000
.Successor!! to
CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO
Intlles your Account and
offers satisfactory service.
Loam at market rates.
Exchange nuil Calilo tram,
lers.
Tratclers' Credits and
Checks ntalluMe eirjilicre.
The YoKohama Specie
Bank, Limited
HKAI) OFFICE YOKOHAMA
Capital. Hlibscrlud.Ycn 48,000,000.
Capital Paid Vi Von 30,000,000
HcKuncd Fund .... Von 17,500,000
Ocnnral hanking business
Irans.icted. Savings accouuts for
(I and upwards.
Flie and burglar-proof vaulta,
with Halo Deposit Iloxcu for ront
nt 'i por year and upwards.
Trunks and cases to bo ?tcpt ou
custody at moderato rates.
Particulars to be applied for.
VU AKAI, Manager.
Honolulu ODlco, Dcthcl ai(d Mcr
clutnt Blreots. Telephones 2421
and 1034. P. O. Dux 1C3.
TWO FORD MACHINES
Just as good as new) tlirx seats.
One $200) ono 250.,
Oahu Machine Shop
301 QUEEN AND RICHARDS ST8.
Telephone 514
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL
WORKERS
STOVES and RANGE8
Corner King and Bishop Streets
Phone No. 3067
BUILDING MATERIAL
OF ALL KINDS
DEALER8 ,IN LUMBER
ALLEN & ROBINSON
Queen 8treet . - . Honolulu
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY. LTD.
Consulting, Designing und Con
structing Engineers.
Bridges, llulldlngs, Concrete Struo
turos, Htcol Structures, Sanitary Sys
tems, Iloporta and Kullmatos on Pro
jects. Phono 104D.
Ilullotln nds liest Iluslncss Get
ters. Coal & 1
We are
y at
while
Wood
HONOLULU, T. H, THURSDAY, APn.
Alexander & Baldwin,
LIMITED
1 I
Sugar Factors.
Commission Merchants,
and Insurance Agents
Agents lor
Hawaiian Commercial A Bucar Co.
Haiku Sucar Company,
Palo, Plantation,
limit Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Bucar Company.
Kahukii Plantation Company.
Mcllryde Sugar Compajy.
Kaltulul Ilullroad Company.
Kauat Railway Company.
Honolua Ranch.
Haiku Fruit and Packing Company.
Kauai Krull and Land Company.
Castle&Cooke,
Limited
HONOLULU, T. H.
8UQAH FACTORS, SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents for
FIRE, LIFE, MARINE, TOURI3T8'
BAGGAGE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
Representing
Una Plantation Company
Wnlalu.i AKrlculturbl Co., Ltd.
Ko'.iala Sugar Co.
Apoknn Sugar Co., Ltd
Miitnon Navigation Co.
Toyo K'lscn Kalsha
HONOLULU
C.Brewer&Co.,Ltd
SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND
GENERAL MERCHANTS
OFFICERS AND DIRCCTORa
n. P. DISIIOP President
OEO. II. ROIJERTSON
Vice-President and Manager
W. W. NORTH Treasurer
RICHARD IVKRS Secretary
J It. UAI.T Auditor
OICO It. CARTER Director
It. A. COOKE Director
A. OARTLnV Director
LIFE INSURANCE
Is not a Luxury; It Is n Necessity,
Hut you .Mut hate the IIEST
and thai Is protlded by (lie famous
and most equitable. La its of Massa
rlniM'lb, In tlio
New England Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
OP IIOSTOX, .MASSACHUSETTS.
It you ttould he fully Informed nbont
these Inns, address
CASTLE & COOKE,
Limited
(lEXEUAL AIIEXTS.
HONOLULU, T. n.
FIRE INSURANCE
The B. F. Dillingham Co.
LIMITED
Ce11er.il Agent for Hnnnll:
Alias Assurance Company of London.
Xctt Vork Undent rllers' Agency.
Protlden7o Washington Insiiranro Co.
III! FLOOIt, STAM1EXWALI) lltDU.
KAHN SYSTEM of REINFORCED
CONCRETE.
Cup Bars, Rib Metal, Hy, Rib, Lath,
Water-proof Coating.
Honolulu Iron Works Co,
Honolulu
Agents for tlio Hawaiian Islands
Chemical Engines and
WatchmcuYs Clocks
Por Sale hy
J. A. GILMAN
Port StreeL
selling the best there is In the
the price, and the cost to you
9 naming to ao with tho excellent
allty. You should net vour tunnlu
the price Is low.
HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION AND
DRAYING CO., LTD.
Robinson Building Queen 8treet
25, 1912.
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
1-
-4
TESSFXS TO A11U1VE
4
Thursday, April 25,
NowcnBtlo St. Hilda, Dr. atmr,
Friday, April 26.
San Francisco Slcrrn, O. S. S.
Saturday, April 27.
Hllo via way porta ,Maunn Kea,
stmr.
Sunday, April 28.
Mnul, Molokat and l.anal porta Ml
kahala, stmr.
Kauai polls Klnau, slmr.
Tuesday, April 30.
San Francisco Tcnyo Maru, Jap
stmr.
Hongkong la Jnpan ports Shin
yo Maru. Jap. stmr.
Wednesday, May 1,
I Inn all via Maul ports Claudlnc,
slmr.
Knital porta W. O. Hall, stmr.
Saturday, May 4.
Ililo tla way ports Manna Kca,
stmr.
Sunday, May 5.
Manila via Nagasaki, Japan Thorn'
as, II. S. A. T. ',
Mntrl, Mnlnknl and l.ntml ports Ml
kahala, stmr.
Knunl porta Klnau, stmr.
Tuesday, May 7.
Hongkong tla Japan porta Slbo
rln, P. M. S. S. '
Wednesday, May 8.
San Francisco Lurllne, M. N. S. S.
Friday, May 10.
Hongkong vln Japan ports lluyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Saturday, May 11
San Francisco Persia, P, M. S. S.
Monday, May 13
San Francisco Sherman, U. S. A.T.
Tuesday, May 14.
Hongkong via Japan porta China,
P. M. S. H.
Han Francisco Wilhelmlna, M, N.
S. 8.
Thursday, May 16.
San Francisco Korea, P. M. S. S,
Friday, May 17.
San Francisco Sierra, O. S. S.
Tuesday, May 21.
Australian nnd Now Zealand Ports
Makura. C.-A. 8. S.
San Francisco Honolulan, M. N,
S. 8.
Hongkong vln Japan porta Man
churia, P, M. S. 8.
Wednesday, May 22.
Victoria and Vancouver Mnrama.C,
A. S. 8.
Friday, May 24.
San Francisco Shinyo Mnru, Jap.
Blmr.
Tuesday, May 28.
Hongkong via Japan ports Chlyo
Mnru, Jap. stmr.
Friday, May 31.
San Francisco Siberia, P. M. S. S,
VESSELS TO DEPAUT
-
Friday, April 26,
Kona and Kan ports Kllauca,
slmr.. .noon.
Maul and Hawaii ports Claudlno,
nimr b p.m.
Knunl ports W. (J. Hnll, stmr., 6
p.m.
Monday, April 29.
Kauai ports Kocau, stmr., G p. in
Tuesday, April 30.
Hongkong via Japan ports Tcnyo
Ainru, Jap. slmr.
San FrancUco Shinyo Mnru, Jap.
stmr.
Hllo via way porta Mauna Kca,
Btinr., 10 a.m.
Maul, Mnlokal and Lanal ports Ml
kahala, stmr., C p.m.
Kauat ports Klnau, slmr., S p.m.
Wednesday, May 1,
San Francisco Honolulan, M. N.
S. S.
San Franclsro Sierra, O. S. S 10
a.m.
Thursday, May 2.
Kauai ports W. 0. Hall, Btmr., 5
p.m.
Friday, May 3.
Hawaii via Maul porta Claudlnc,
Blmr., n p.m.
Sunday, May S.
San Francisco Transport.
Monday, May 6.
Kauai porta Nocau, stmr., C p.m.
Tuesday, May 7.
Hllo via way portB Mauna Kca,
stmr,, 10 a.m.
Kona and Kail ports Kllauca, slmr.,
noon.
Maul, Molokat and Lanal ports Ml
kahala, stmr., U p.m.
San Francisco Siberia, P. M. 8. 8.
Knunl ports Klnau, Btmr., 5 p.m.
Friday, May 10.
Central and South America lluyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Saturday, May 11.
Hongkong via Japan ports Persia,
P. M. 8. 8.
Monday, May 13.
Manila via Guam Sherman. U. S.
A. T.
Tuesday) May 14.
San Francisco China, P. M. S. 8.
Snn Francisco Lurllne,' M. N. 8.S.
Thursday, May 16.
Hongkong vln Japan ports Korea,
P. ,M. 8. S.
Friday, May 17.
Kona nnd Kim porta Kllauca, stmr.,
tioon.
Tuesday, May 21,
Vlrlorla nnd Vancouver Makura.
C.-A, S. 8.
San Francisco Mnnchurla. P. M.
8. 8.
Wednesday, May 22.
Snn Frnnclsco Wilhelmlna, M. N.
8, H 10 a.m.
Ran Francisco Sierra, O. S, S
10 a.m.
Australia via Now Zealand norta
Marama, C.-A. S, S.
Friday, May 24.
Hongkong via Japan portB Shinyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Tuesday, May 28.
San Francisco Chlyo Maru. Jan.
Btmr.
Wednesday, May 29.
aim frnucisco
S. S.
Honolulan, M, N.
HAILS
Malls aro duo from the following
points as follows:
VnknlTmnn Slilnvn Mnru Anrll 3n
San Francisco Sierra, Apr. 20.
Victoria Mnrnma, May 22,
Colonics Marama, May 22.
Malls will depart for the following
points as follows:
Yokohama Tcnyo Maru, April 30.
Vancouver Makura, May 21,
Colonies Marama, May 22.
8an Frnnclsco Shinyo Mnru, Apr. 30.
i
TKANSP0HT SERVICE
Logan, from Honolulu for Manila, sail
ed April 14.
Sherman, from Honolulu for San
Frnnclsco, arrived April 14.
Sheridan from Honolulu for San Fran
cIsco, Arrived April 7,
Crook, at San Francisco.
Duford, at San FrancUco.
Warren Stationed at the Philippines
Ihnmas, snlled from Manila for Ho
nolulu April 1C.
t PASSEXOEKS HOOKED I
4 4-
Per O. S. S. Sierra, for San Fran
clsctf, "Wednesday, May 1. Mrs. W. U.
Adams, Miss Ahtct, Miss A. Alexan
der, Mrs, A. 1). Allen, Mrs. It. II. Al
len, Miss L. Anderson, C. Arnemnnn,
UeX Canon Ault, Mrs. Aull, Mnsler
Ralph Ault. Dr. W. S. llagot, Mrs.
llagot. O. W. llottcncourt, J. Y. Illgo
low, Mrs. H. Hlxel, J. II. Illnckshcat,
H.'T. niacTtWHod, Mrs. Illackwood,
Mnt. W. Iltalsdell, Mrs. 8. 8. Hrnd
shaw, Mini I,. Ilradshnw, Miss M.
Ilradshnw, Clias. Drown, Mrs. ltrown,
C. F. Hrown. a. V. Brown, Miss M
llushinan, 8. II. Cahlll, Mrs. Cahlll,
Mrs. V. Carlson, Miss II. 8. Carlson,
P. Ii. Clark, W. N. Concnuon, Mrs. A.
F. Cook, Miss J. A. Cook, Mrs, Uco.
T. Cook, Mrs. M. K. Coulter, .las. 1).
Cojlo, Mrs. Coylc, W. W. Crlbhens,
It. L. Darling. Mrs. Darling. Miss Da
Vis, Mrs. P. M. Dunn, Miss II. Dup
per, O. Felix. Johanno Felix, Miss 8.
Felix,. Master W. Felix. II. Fernnld,
Miss I. L. Ferguson, J. V. I email
dcz, Donnld (ledge, Mrs. (Jedgo, Miss
!;. (ledge, Angus II. (Jihsoti, Donald II
Gllmoro, .1. It. Uoldcii, Mrs. (Inldcn,
Mrs. L. It. (Ircen, Shulcht Ilnuaokn,
II. H. Hclnmnn, Mrs. Hclnemnn, K.
Henries, A. Herbert, Mrs. Mary Hot
lug, 0. V. Jnklns, Mrs. Jaklns, John
Jones, Caplaln Frederick Knrlgcr,
Mrs. hnrlger and two children, A. I).
Klnnedy, Mrs. Kennedy, J. K. Ken
nedy, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. L. 11, Kerr,
Mrs. v. K. King, W. W. Kirklnnd,
Miss C. Lnmhcrt, C. II. Lnthrop, J.
Lennox, Mrs. Lennox nnd two chlldicn,
Miss Lovy, Miss K. M. I.lmlsny, Mrs.
I.ongncro nnd chnuffciir, W. II. low-
den, Mrs. Lowdcn, Miss Ixiwdcn, Miss
M. Lyninn, E. P. Mnhy. F. N. Ma
sa, Mrs. Massa, D. (3. May, Mrs. May
and child, Mrs. I. II. Morrill, Mrs. E.
Mortens, Mrs. J. Milton, Mrs. J. It.
Miner, Mrs. J. M. Monro, Mrs. A. P,
Nahaolclua, Julius Nuncs, V. ,K. M,
Osorlo. It. J. 'Patterson. Mrs. Patlci-
son, It. W. Patlon, Mrs. Pattern, Miss
L. Payne, L, A. Perry, W. 8. Post.
Mrs. Post, Mrs. (ico. M. Pullman and
mnld. Major Punly. It. S. A., Mrs. Pun
dy, Mrs. M. A. Putnam, Dr. (1. W.
Itnymond, Miss J. Raymond, Miss R.
Raymond. E. ltego. J. P. Itego, Mrs,
ItcKo mid child, E, Reynolds, Mrs. Hoy
nobis, Mrs. 0. I). Itnwo and sou. Miss
F. Hynn, Mlsa J. Scohy, Miss E. I,.
Sherman, E. 8. Smith. Mrs. Q. P.
Sparks, J. W. Stoddard, Paul Super,
Miss M. Taylor, Dr. T. O. Trccn, Mrs.
Trecn, Mrs. G. G. Vanderllp, John
Walker, Mrs. L. It. Wnlkor, Miss Amy
Walker, Dr. St. I). G. Wallers, Mrs. It.
W. Warham, G. P. Wlillo and two
children, Master While. W. .1. White,
Mrs. While, O. J. Whitehead, Mrs.
Wldcmnnn, Cnplnln Wilbur. U. 8. A.,
Mrs. Wilbur, two children nnd maid;
Mrs. F. Wilbur, J. F. Williams, Mrs.
L. E. Williams, Miss M. K. Wood,
Mrs. 11. V. Wright, Mrs. II. O. Young.
Per stmr. Kllauca, for Kona nnd
Kau ports, April 2C J. Llghtfoot, A.
Llghtroot, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wal
lace, Vulerlo Toguazzlnl am wife. Ai
led! and rotton Toguazzlnl, J. L. Cooko,
Robert Hind, J. F. Wood and wife, A.
K. Ozawu, F. Schiiack, O. F. Sorcn
son, Hov. Tlmotco, wife nnd daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 8. Wright, Murlon
Wright, W. L. Stanley.
Per Btmr. Clnudino, for Hllo, via
way ports,- April 2C S. A. I laid win,
Dr. W. D. Ilalilttlri, J. P. Cooko, L. J.
Warren, Hlshop Libert, W. P. Knelt,
Miss G. Hurst, II. J. llalsloy, 11. Dry-
nn, E, It. Havens, G. Pockc.
Per stmr. Klnau, for Knunl ports,
April 20. Miss Jacobson, Miss Sopcr,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawson, Master W.
Law son, Norman Lawson, It. J. Lllllo.
Por W, G. Hnll, for Kauai ports,
April 20. J. W. Neal, J. Walcrhouso,
J. Hnycr.
4f
PAHHi:X(IEItS AltlllVEll
Por C.-A, 8. S. Zonlamlla, from Vic
toria and Vaiunuvor, April 24. Mr.
and Mrs. CummlngB, Mrs. M. McDon
ald, Mrs. and Miss Martin, Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. T. Williams, T. J. Wilson,
Mrs. II. McAUIsler, J. O'Dowdn, V.
Itothel, J.Thnmns, Miss M.Ilowe, Miss
A. Howe, Mr, and Mrs, W. Llndou,
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Mink, A. Schoat-
or. W. J. Matthias, K. S. Hanks, L.
Krnmhaux, Mrs. E, II. Keen und fam
ily (G), Mrs. 8. illpldsu and family (3).
4 ........ ' f
PASSE.MIEIIS DEPAHTEI)
Por C.-A. 8. S, Marama, for Vancou
vcr. April 21. Mrs. M.F. Chllds, Mrs.
Hinckley, Mrs. J. Atchorloy, Mauler
Atchqrloy, J. Wilson, M. Keohokalo
lo, J. S. Stlhbard mid wife. Mrs. Wea
ver nnd Mnstor liodofolil, F. M. Lowls,
Louis Singer, Miss M. Taylor, J, D,
Low, A, G011II, Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. K. Na
luoa, Mrs. K. Saffnry, K. Mcilshlmn,
W. 1). McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. II, J.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, Warlnor, E.
Warlnor, John Klnnoy, J. Cnshman,
Per C.-A. S. S. Zealnndla. for Syd
ney, April 24. Otto Btvozey and fam
ily, D. 8. North, Mrs. J. R. Harnett
and daughter, Professor Herman and
wife, Mrs. L. Allen, Mr. Mnck and
wlfo, E. Herman nnd wife, L, Seaman,
a, II. King, W. C. Schwab.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
Entered for. Record April 23, 1912.
From 10:30 a. m. to 4t30 p. m.
Onomca Sugar Co to Mnkn and
hsb Ret
Joseph Flores to Honomti Sugar
Co , 1
T Ah Kong nnd wf tn Kltn Ka- ,
twio (tv) D
Walter E Hlinw to P Sllva Rel
P Sllta to John (1 Correa M
WHIrtril j: Rrown to Georgo G Ful
ler D
(leorgo O Fuller to Ellen 11 Urown D
A 1, C Atkinson ct nl, trs, to Clin
t lllttlng D
Shn "vllto mid hsb to lllshop &. Co M
Martha Z 8 Knunl and hsb to
Frances S 1 Kanua D
Mntalo K l.utrro and wf ct al to
J Airred Magnon M
Hank or Hawaii Ltd to C J Litd-
w Igsen Rel
Harnli Decolo hy tr lo Manuel J
Scrpa Rel
Yong Ktvong Tat and ttf to Bleliop
Trust Co Ltd , M
Jolm H Amoy nnd tvf et nl to Jo
seph Andrnde ct nl D
Entered for Record April 24, 1912.
From 8i30 a. m. to 1030 a. m.
Knlmut Knlrn nnd hsb to R A
WatNtvorlh M
Hoard of Ilntwi Evangelical Assn
to David T Fleming ....Rel
Chlng On to Agnes Knpol D
Chu Tung to CI111 Chew PA
Mrs Jennie Irfipes to Lnl Pul DA
Chang Shun nnd ttf to C K AL... D
TITANIC HAD
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 17.
Many moro lives might havo been
saved and tho anguish of waiting rel
atives relieved many hours earlier had
tho Titanic been equipped with an ad
equate auxiliary wireless plant, ac
cording to Dr. Leo do Forest, techni
cal expert of tho federal telegraph In
San Francisco.
"As soon ns tho fires In tho cnglno
looms of tho Tltnnlc wcro quenched
by tho Inpourlng Boawatcr her wire
less was put out of commission nipt
sho had to fall back on a fccblo auxil
iary equipment which was capable of
sending messages only 100 miles at
tho most," says Dr. Forest.
Two Operators Needed.
"I helloto It would bo a great thing
If the nottspnpers would tako It up
and ndvocnto tlio keeping of two wire
less operators on each large passenger
ship nnd tho mnlnlcnnnco of n power
ful nuxlllary wireless system.
"Most ships equipped with wireless
havo no nuxlllary apparatus. For two
hours heforo tho Titanic snnk her
wireless was out of commission and
sho was unnblo to get any word to the
ships which tvero racing tn her rescue.
"Instead of six emergency cells
which wero carried on tho Titanic,
there should havo been l0 cells, sulll
elent to operate tho wireless dynamo
to full power. If tho Titanic hnd been
so equipped buo could havo innlntnln
ed communication up to tho last mo
ment. Important Information could
havo been sent to tho rescuing ships.
When Operators Sleep.
"Tho Virginian and Carpathla had
only ono wireless oporatnr aboard.
When operators aro asleep no distress
signals can bo recclted.
"On tho Pacific Coast tho Pacific
Mall boats aro tho only ones which at
tempt' to provide storugo battery
plaulu. In most cases they aro In bad
shapo and It is a question whether
they would bo reliable in an emergen
cy." AMERICANS LOSE
TRADE IN ORIENT
"America will soon bo hopelessly
distanced In tho race for the trade of
the Fur Enst unless our merchants am!
government show a more vigorous pol
icy, for our Inertia Is costing us the
udtuntuga of unusual' friendliness
umong tho Chinese In fuvor of Eng
land iindXlermany."
This Is the opinion based upon live,
years' residence In the Orient of Dr.
J. C McCracker, an Associate professor
of tlio university of Pennsylvania! re.
cently established medical school at
Canton, China, who arrived hero Sat
urday on tho Mongolia, says the Call.
"Southern China Is a hnthed of rev
olution," mild Dr. MrCrackcn, "but th
conflict Is so onesided In that section
that tvn havo been spared nil anxiety.
That Yuan Shlh Kal's now government
will endure Is unanimously ncknotvl-,
edged throughout tho Far East. The
republic has eomo to stay. This Is tho
reason why .wo Americans, familiar
wllli trade opportunities thero by long
lesldcnco In tho Fn.r Enst, deplore tho
way our peoplo aro being lert behind.
"Tho Chlne,io nro especially friendly
lo Americans. No matter what section
of the country nn American may trav
el, oven In tho remoto corners of tho
Interior, let him announce, that ho Is a
citizen of tho Stars and Stripes and
ho will bo greeted with, 'Oht You good
lllend' Hut tho nntlvo merchant can
tint understand why wo sit back and
let Japan, England nnd Germany take
It all.
"Our business men aro losing oppor
tunities that never orfercd before tho
establishment of tho new government
III China, and opportunities that never
will cnuto again' onno our rivals nro
entrenched, and It behooves us to wake
up If wo aro to get our Juftt share In
what will soon he the greatest market
the world has ever known."
Tho plant of the J. E. Davis Piano
Company at Cortland.' N, Y was
cd, with a loss of ?250,000.
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