Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-04-18 | Page 11 | Little Telegrams

of the company recently acknowledged their i-oncern bankrupt certain creditors have since then bean paid In full, thereby there-by giving those creditors preference over the petitioners. HONOKU Lf. II. I.. April IS. -A report re-port Is being circulated here that a claim made In Toklo that Japanese living on American soil are eligible to naturalisation naturalisa-tion will be tested In the Hawaiian courts If the question Is not settled st Washington. Washing-ton. If Hawaiian Japanese were admitted admit-ted to cttlaenahlp they would have en overwhelming vutlng majorat on the Islands. ' MBMPHl. Tenn.. April It. While still critical, levee conditions along the White river front near efodoc. Ark., and In the vicinity of Rtulah, alias., are much Improved. Thoee in charge of .the Aglit along the White river front declare yesterday's yester-day's work at the weak points made the danger of a crevasse remote. All other points north of Greenville, alias-, report the leveee holding well. At Oreenvllle a , warehouse on the river front collapsed LITTLE TELEGRAMS. AUOtTflTA. Oa.. April 11. A resolution condemning the method of organised base be 11 as emphasised by Tv Cobb's caa wae tabled by the Georgia Federation Federa-tion of Labor. The convention took the etand that Cobb's dlapute with the Detroit De-troit club waa not one In which organ-lied organ-lied labor wae Interested, a an effort had been made to unionize ball playere and the players had declined. CHICAGO. April II. Allege t lone of bankruptcy were made agalnat the Women's World Publishing romps ny In a petition filed by creditors In the United States district court here yeaterday. The petition alleged that although dlrectora