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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25
lns as high as $3.50 a year, blind pigs

blind
o a are numerous
brrbos Islands
place. Their saloons became ~ - -
ne uuA "i'U''' o i0"" Va
oc strongest church
being mecaly
less SaoOhS'S oeal legsa
irto a habits
hpscopa Chuch UaAes
Uooov
prohibition ahau ABUSE 'eoe
yvoorv with
being of contribu " pe ounu ule Meou ~ Is
iona sight and reached Honolulu usually the
uoanru yoor 600 AS S generally e case
live in the merchants are AMONG ~
selves Hacked Co. ana schaeer
nave Withdrawn from the whole
sale Liquor Dealers ssocauoh whe
the Retail Dealers Association lacks
support IN some quarters NeVerue
kanakas at less all OF them are hghung the COM
while all the news
prohibition Perhaps except the Bulletin are pro
hbon organs the liquor interests
will not the battle
hev enlist drowned The old cat concentrate
ed all her affection left to her tender huggng it
wings Ombng its seeky fleece with her aheconate
bill But died and the mother cat was disconsoate
Yesterday she set to catch young rat as was released
from trap the baby rat and adopted it, giving the
place in her feeling formerly occupied by her kitten The
rat we'll cats affection and cat and rat are doing
nicely, thank YOU -, 4, .
An offer from Brigham of Bishop Museum to buy the
mmated happy has been Indignantly refused by the humane
! soldiers of Fort Shafter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25


Ayes has left by the Caudne Poe around the islands,
medicine and has engagement with gland
gedng Wauku Horse DOCTOR newspaperman poet foot
small Herb moving
commission the Organic
actually saying We would good
hOmeseades and hOmemaker than have much for
public lands
The spirit that longed for at last "has came'
Oh what change, my brethren!
At there is actually chance for honest
honest honest price through honest system!
Incidentally don't you know Governor Walter Francis
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
Spring Opening Serge Specials

SPECIAL No. IAN all-wool SERGE so inches
wide with fine black hair line stripe sells regularly for
$125 yard, net The latest material for ladies' and
misses SUITS separate skirts and Jackets For three days
only-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, G. ~
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
BALDWIN WILL TRY FOR XXI.
NEW AERIAL RECORD
things about himself.

things about himself.
The same year he was killed again
by falling into trees, br as Mark
Twain would say, the report was
premature. and barring couple OF
broken arms, five or sin broken ribs
4 badly damaged leg, AMI innumerable
wounds and bruises, Mr.. Baldwin es-
capped uninjured. But TO chronicle
his numerous accidents and injuries
would ollk like the hospital report
OF land battle Suffice it 10 say
that nothing known i'll the way OF
accident that possibly can happen TO
balloons has been overlooked by MIR.
Baldwin, who feels that having run
| the gamut, 4 rcpitiOn would be mere
iy tiresome and so with the advent
OF the aeroplanc he adopted that as
his hobby, and for the mastery oi that
was better fitted by experience or
knowledge OF air currents. He had
dirgible balloons of his own years
ago-had one explode with him and
burn off his hair and clothing-just
4 mere tritlc, however, as he easily
escaped from the hospital in six or
seven weeks.
And i'll this connection i peculiar
co incident is suggested In 1898 the
Society Herald OF London, England,
had long interview with Baldwin
and at the close We find this para
graph:
The day is probably far distant
when air ships will compete Tor pop
ular favor Professor Baldwin thinks
the day is near at hand. We are
very sorry that we cannot agree with
him."
Mr.. Baldwin is so used to perils
that he appears to have lost his sense
of proportion. For example, We all
remember very distinctly that OF San
Iuan Hill battle Baldwiu's balloon
was so riddled with scharpnell and ri
lie bullets from the Spanish trenches
that it came To the ground and was
described as looking like fish net.
The government aiterward placed
it on exhibition. and one OF Mr., Bald
wins assistants was killed At his side.
1t is evident that in Mr.. Baldwin's
opinion the fact that the balloon was
not annihilated and all its occupants
killed constitutes grounds for an in
dictmcnt OF contempt for Spanish
craftsmanship.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
Picnic Was
Great Success

Over 200 people OF this city attend
ed the Eagles picnic at Bowers Man
sion yesterday and all returned vel
pleased with their days outing at
the famous resort. Nearly ten cars
were required to carry the Reno dele
cation to the picnic and special trains
were handled by the Y. & T. to ac-
cOmmodate the large crowd.
-- This was the first of the annual
picnics that will be given by the Ea
giles and proved to be greater sue
cess than was anticipated by the pro
moters OF the affair The day was i'll
charge OF the aeries of Reno and
Sparks and they proved royal enter
tainers. \ large crowd was also III
attendance from the Comstock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
RENO IN LEAD FOR FIGHT:
|RICKARDTO ARRIVE TONIGHT
Carson Beats
J Gardnerville


Yesterday afternoon the local base
ball nine took the Gardncrville play
efs into camp with score OF 10 to
0. and Notwithstanding the score the
game WAS one OF the best seen on the
.local diamond this season. The at
tendance was very good considering
the wind that blew all the day and
those who attended appreciated the
bleachers which have been erected
on the diamond by the local boys
The game was entirely onc-oidcd,
the local team proving superior to the
visitors right from the start. karge
was in the box for the Carson team
and did some of the best work OF the
season. That the local boys have 4
pitcher. and good one, goes with
out saying, and with the support Civ
en-, this city has one of the best teams
in western Nevada. if not in the state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
Young Man is
Called by Death

Earl Jones. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hi Jones, OF Empire, died at the
family residence i'll that place this
morning at O'Clock, after short
illness. Typhoid fever is given at
the cause OF heath. He was l9 years
of age.
The young man was we'll known N
this city where he was frequent
visitor and his mother and father are
we'll konwn here.
The funeral arrangements have not
4, yet been completed but interment
will probably take place on the com
ing Wednesday at Mottsville, near
Sheridan. the young man being a
relative OF the Jones family living at
that place.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
Goldfield Delegation Journeys to
Truckee to Meet Promoter. De-
cision Will be Reached by To-
morrow. johnson is Refused
Training Quarters at Laughton
Springs

RENO, June 2O-Tex Rickard will
arrive i'll this city this evening at
$50 and will be met here by dele
cation OF local business men who will
present the proposition to be made
by Reno to secure the hight.
Shortly after the word was recciv-
ed here that Rickard had lett the bay
city for Nevada the Goldheld dele
gates who have been in this city char
tered the motor car and went to
Truckec to meet Rickard.
According to the Goldtielders Reno
has the best show TO get the big mill
although they are going to make a
fight to get Rickard to select their
city as the meeting place OF the two
big fighters,
VIM. McCarncy, who is represent
ing the promoter OF the Langford-
ketChel tight, arrived here last even
ing and stated that he was here to
boost Reno lOr the meet. Hester de
sires to pull off his match on the
OF the Jeifries- Johnson tight
and also desires to use the arena that
Rickard will build. Hester thinks the
battle ground should be in this city
and for that reason is doing all he can
to pull Off the matches here
This afternoon Mccartney secured
/
Concy Island. Where ketchel will
train has not yet been decided on
but in all probability it will be at
l-aughton's Springs.
This afternoon the management OF
I.aughtOn's wired the managers of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
ANOTHER CANDIDATE

II. c. Mcintosh, of Tonopah and
formerly OF Elko, has announced his
candidacy for the United States Sen
ate to be voted on by the democratic
party at the coming direct primary
election to be held on the 9th OF Sep
tember. Mcintosh is an attorney OF
Tonopah and is we'll known in all
parts of the state. His announcement
is a very lengthy one and in it he dis
cusses the issues that will be before
the people in thecoming afil cleo
ton, pledging himself to support on
ly those principles that are for the
best interests of the whole people OF
the state and nation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
Entire Change
at Park Tonight

An entire change OF program will
be given at the Park Theater this
evening in pictures, songs and vaude-
vile. The pictures to be shown will
be The Girl of the Range The
ie,' We'll Earned Medal" You
L =" and others. A new illus
ira song will be sung by Joe Pat
ton and complete change OF vaudc
vile by Patton and Hayes.
One of the features that will be
presented at the Park tonight will be
a sketch entitled the "Rook Agent"
by Hayes, Patton and Nagclman.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
Something About The Worlds Great
AerOnaut Who Will Fly Here
During The Carnival. His Career
Has Been Most Remarkable of all
AViatOrS

ner and is a royal good fellow. lie
! To- his extensive travels or his accom-
| plishmcnts must be absolutely pricd
, out OF him by force, and it is very
evident that any conversation touch
ing his own history can only be
maintained with the greatest rcluc
tance on his part. His mind is stored
formation and his knowledge of bus
mess Is scientific. Imagine man
standing ON the dome oi the capi-
tol building and diving down into 4
net four feet from the ground. That
is a stunt Baldwin did the world ov-
er That is, where the authorities
would allow il From tower $50
feet high he dove into his net. eight
feet square.
This was not exciting enough, how
ever, and So he had Il 5S inch cable
swung across the Colorado canyon,
nearly an eighth oi mile from the
river below and walked across on
that Hciorc he reached the other
side, Il violent wind came up which
-Nuup the man and cable like 4 pen
Iulum. /" lur!h"r defeat The daring
walker, a hail storm blinded him
and Lyon, wouldn't have insured him
iur pS cent, "n the dollar. In Carson
City the other day while gazi&G 1T
i display OF postal card, showing
this feat IN 4 store Windows. ii was
remarked that it certainly rcquir
cd nerve iur thu, lcat.
"Ncrvc," said Baldwin, Not 4 hi,
ui it, I'm acrunuat hasn't any more
nerve htau an ordinary man, not 4
bit Hi, ha, more confidence i'll
himself and his apparatus, that's all.
Do you suppose would 60 up i'll
Il balloon il thought it was dan
gcrous: Not Il b't oi it. You couldn't
have got me on that cable with 4 six
horse team ii there had been any dan
ger i'll il"
That i all very well. but suppose
the wind blew You oil. Il, ii came near
bung, or you made u lniastcp when
the hail blinded you, Certainly there
is alway, the possibility thai y"u
would fall"
well. | knew perfectly we'll that
ii | did iall oil OF the wire could
catch it going down, and climb up
on it again. So how could get hurt:
Arguing against this reasoning
seemed useless and was diecontin-
ued.
In 1905 the telegraph flashed around
the world that Ivy Baldwin had been
killed in Grccnvillr. Ohio, i'll view OF
25.WO people, One of his exhibitions
was to take several sticks OF dyna-
mite up with him in his balloon with
him and explode il IT great heights.
This time it blew the balloon to rags
and the acrOnuat to atoms. but II
happened that il was an impostcr who
was using Baldwin's name, but he had
the pleasure OF reading lot, Oi nice
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
SPECIAL RATES

On Tuesday, june 2lst, the w
7. Co. will give a $l0O rate to
Reno on any regular train and good
only on the 22d inclusive for Odd
Fellows and Rcbekahs and their
friends The occasion for this rate
is TO give all Odd Fellows and Re
bckahs an opportunity to attend the
reception to be given 10 the grand
sire, w. l., kuykendall. at the Ma
jr~tic Thea,er on the evening of the
2lst Tickets can be procured at the
" 4 7. Office on the 2lst. Return
limit 22d, Everybody invited to at
tend. I'd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20

Standing out, away and above all
given their gcnius-and many OF
them their livcs--to amusing the pub
lie with thrilling and blood stirring
spcctaclcs j. Ivy Baldwin, the aero
naut who will cndcavor To make new
records III his acrOplanc during the
SagcbruSh Carnival at Carson City.
EVERYBODY, even the school chil-
drcu. have heard oi Baldwin. For
it was he who developed and per
iccted the parachute drop from bal
loon at great heights. Thi, feat is
common place now, but when Bald
win took il up it wa, attended with
unccrtaintic, that appealed even 9th
or aeronaut,. The first parachutcs
did not owrk so we'll and Mr.. Bald
win had some thrilling experiences.
Iii, ha, been an evcntiul life surely.
IL have practically every bone i'll
bis body broken at divers times (and
he has had hundred, oi accidento)
and To- have read his own obituary
uutiS"~ III the leading journals OF
the land. thrt" times within one year.
would seem to- hc enough to appeasc
the appetite ior dangc' III any one
man. but Instead ui dctcrriug him
from further effort III that directions
danger and accident only stimulate
his iuyectivc and imaginative tacul-
ties into greater effort tu produce
thrilling ~pcctaClc,. lie has delight
ed the people ol every country
around the globe and it was i'll Lon
don that the authorities stopped ms
performance, because they were sure
he would be killed, and while, per
haps, the l.uudoucrs were not cr-
pccially interested III Mr. Baldwin
fate they did not think the sight ct
hi, crushed and bleeding body would
be good iur ladic, and children Il"
witness rs rccompcnSc, perhaps.
however the British government en-
gagged him to make asccnSipns ON the
British isle, to obtain data 81 ar
currents.
The Spanish war i, So recent that
We all remember Baldwin, part III
that as head oi branch ot the signal
corps and balloon corps ct the mn
ed State, army i'll Cuba. and only
y,,r ar So AGO We all read ot ms
,vorl for the army i'll balloon tests.
ANY ordinary man would think II
rather exciting to be III an opecrN"'
,;on balloon with Spanish bullet. ana
shells bursting about him. but Bald
win dismisses it with;
"Nh. the SpaniardS couldn't mt !
whole flock OF balloons, say nothing
about one. and then again their ar'n-
lcry wasn't adapted for hring at gre"
elevations. It amused them to Try
however, and it didn't hart Us any
So me- harm was done Evidently
the possible hit with its attendant
consequences to Mr.. Baldwin was
not even given respectful atten-
ton.
Mr. Baldwin is about forty hve
wears OF age, weighs about lis pounds
.-ll2 pounds when in training he
.ovs--has pleasant face and man
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
HOME FROM RENO

Supreme Justice Norcross and N>e
returned from Reno on the morning
train after spending several days in
the riverside town.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
LANGAN HERE

Judge Langan arrived this morning
from Virginia City to continue the
& Trust Co. vs. the directors OF the
institution.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
ARRIVED TODAY

4. Hirsielt was an arrival from Re
no this morning 70 attend the dis
trict court where he is 4 witness in
the State Bank case.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
TAKE A SHOT

Charlie is giving nice cash prize
this week at his shooting gallery op-
positc the capitol building. Marksmen
are invited to participate. Ladies
with or without escorts will receive
courteous attention. j20-lw
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Oliver Cromwell celebrated
her eightieth birthday in this city
Saturday. Mrs Cromwell was the re
cipient of congratulations from her
many friends during the day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
FINE FISHING

A number of local people spent
yesterday at the river and all report
the very best kind of fishing in that
stream.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
DECORATION COMPLETED

The Telephone Construction Co.
has completed the wiring of the coun-
~ building for the carnival and the
place will be lighted up within the
next couple OF days in order tia;
others may see the beauty of the elcc-
Il El decorations.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
AT THE SPRINGS

Clyde Jewelt, the second Pader-
weisky, is pleasing patrons of the
Carson Spring Those who appre-
ciate good music should take a trip
to the well known resort
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
TO RENO

Mrs. A. Jacobs departed this morn
ing for Reno where she will attend
the annual grand lodge session OF the
Rebekahs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
TO ATTEND GRAND LODGE

A number Of Odd Fellows ol this
city will leave for Reno tonight to
attend the grand lodge which will
Iconvene there tomorrow morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20

New stock Of wall paper at Days
Prices ranging as low as Is and 70
cents a roll for a good quality of
DaDer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20

Don't fail to take advantage Of the
remnant lace sale now on at Days
10 cents q bolt.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20

! Johnson that they would not reserve
! accommodations for him at the
Springs and that he would have to
| look for another place 1t is believed
that the negro will be unable to find
, place to train in this city, that is a
star as the resorts go.
John L. Sullivan will arrive in this
city tonight or tomorrow. His mana
arrived on the morning train from
the east and has secured quarters for
the ex-Champion here. Sullivan will
represent the Hearst papers and the
New York Times here Reservations
in large numbers have been made to-
day 1Or the representatives of the var
lous papers at the coast and in the
east and number of news syndicates
are coming into the field. From the
way that reservations are coming in
it would seem that all believe that
Reno will be the place selected for
the fight.
SAN FRANCISCO June 2O-N 9th
ing OF Importance in fight news has
developed in this city today. Rick
ard has departed for Reno, Nevada.
and it is believed that he will remain
there until the courts hand down the
decision on tomorrow regarding the
injunction that has been issued II
he decision is against the fight pro
moters Rickard will probably imme-
diately announce the location Of the
fight which will be either Reno or
Goldtield, with the former leading in
the night for location.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20

Don't wait Do it now. Order
vour carnival suit OF clothes of VIII
Day. No matter how light your
pocket book, Will can fit you out. .
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-20
PAPA "BORD."

Friday in this city 4 daughter
was born to the wife ui Arthur Ror-
dewich, and as consequence the
happy father is busy telling friends
about the new arrival The
mother and crild are getting along
nicely.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-08

new employer say in a voice that pull sated with determination:
 "Ycs. Ed Dupuy. 1 am Jerry Dolan, and | am back in the old town to pay my respects to my friends and-and"- his voice shook-'to my enemies"
 The whole truth now dawned upon the amazed McHenry and also upon Dupuy, who had been dealing with men long enough to know that his only successful pose at the present momentous time would be a cOncilia- tory one. He must at all hazards smooth over this dangerous factor in the citys affairs. the returned Jerry Dolan. and persuade him that he was now his friend
 "Wen. we'll" Dupuy began ingrat- atiugly. stimulating a sickly smile, this is a most interesting meeting most interesting. indeed" He laughed as loudly as the uervOusly contracting muscles of his throat would permit But it Is time now to let bygones be bygoues. eh. Mr.-er-ah"- He again thrust forward the hand that the newspaper proprietor had refused to grasp.
 Nolan" answered the newcomer in his deep. strong voice. Nolan, with an " and not a ID on the front end of 1t. That's my name now. l had to change it." He stopped abruptly and again directed his dark eyes menac- ingly on the face of the man opposite him. After a few moments he coutin- ued: You sec, Ed Dupuy, was blackllsted as Dolan. Likely you'll remember that too"
 Nolan reached out and, seizlng Du- puy's hand. held 1t firmly. McHenry' at one side, witnessed with a distinct shock what he understood as Nolan's sudden resolve to, as Dupuy had sug-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-08

gestcd. let "bygones be bygones'' else why should he shake hands with the man? Dupuy also felt thrill of pleas ure. even of triumph, as the one time chairman of the Street Railway Work srs' union warmly shook his hand Dupuy smiled and. lowing pleasantly essayed to withdraw his hand from Nolan's grip and step away. But his smile turned to wrlnkled contraction of his facial muscles, indicating acutest pain. The giant hand of the ey-strlker, examiner. was closing with crushing force around the lawyer lob bvisrs fingers and knuckles. It did not cease to crush, try as Dupuy might to wrest his hand free, At the moment when he felt that he must scream in his pain or else cringingly plead for mercy Nolan's grip partially relaxed. and he swung Dupuy to one side. A grim smile made It's way Into the furrows, won by suffering and pri- vation in the Nevada mining camps and desolate gold regions, that mark ed Nolan's viSage.
 You see, rm stronger than you now, Ed Dupuy. just as you was stronger than me twelve years ago-you and Bartelmy between you" A great sigh escaped him as he finished
 Dupuy. now having freed his hand, rubbed 1t smartly with the other to restore the circulation to the nattened veins. He wheeled away to pick up his Ovcrcoat
 Nolan now addressed McHenry, who had seated himself at his desk.
 You're the managing editor"
 ''Ycs. sir"
 Well. l just want to tel! you that that was true article you had about that old hypocrite. Judge Bartelmy, this morning." he stated to McHenry. Have another tomorrow and strong CT" Another idea came to him, and he added. Who was 1t got up that one Joday?"
 Dupuy felt that be must come to Me Henry's rescue.
 "A young man who has since resign ed" be lnterlected for the managing editor. Both McHenry and Dupuy were growing uneasy at the trend of Nolan's thoughts and words. A glimpse Into the cranlums of them both at this moment would have re. vealed the same thought to be pre- dominating: What is he driving at"
 Nolan appeared distinctly surprised at two things-Grst, that the writer of the story had resigned; second, that