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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-19
WESTERN NEWS.

WEO ENN NEWOs
| Originating West of Mississippi
River)
F. M. Yorke, brother of Father
Yorke of Oakland, has been commit
! ted to an insane asylum.
The University of California Rug
by team defeated the University OF
Nevada, 800, in a game played at
Reno.
Robert Fowler, the aviator, who
| failed to get over the Sierra noun,
tains on his transcontinental air voy.
age, is going to begin another trip
from Los Angeles and try crossing
the desert.
Patrick Calhoun is about to resign
the presidency of the United Rail,
roads and return to Cleveland. His
successor will probably be Mason D..
Starring, a man of more practical
experience.
The Southern Pacific fire lighters
have walked out in sympathy with
the strikers. Officials claim that all
trains are running on schedule, and
that a complete force will soon be
working.
Two tandem motor cycles collided
near Sacramento; two of the four in
jured riders may die.
nj 1T ,Nyffn Iii nv
a snowslide which demolished their
home at Lake Atlin, Alaska.
The Pacific Mail Panama liner
City of Panama struck a ter
rife storm off the Southern Califor-
mia coast and was so badly damaged
that she was forced to return to San
Francisco for repairs.
VIM. Sproule, the new president OF
the Southern Pacific, will arrive in
San Francisco next week.
Orders from Washington have
been received at Mare Island 90
place two cruisers in commission i'm
mediately This unexpected COM
mand found the way yard totally un-
prepared.
At a banquet rendered Taft at Salt
Lake, Senator Smoot launched the
movement to make Charles D. Hilles,
Taft's secretary, chairman of the Ma
tional Republican Committee for the
campaign of 1912.
Mrs. S. L. Winchester widow Of
the inventor of the Winchester rife,
builds a country home every year in
the belief that she thus prOlongs her
life year. As a result of this super
stition she has made several hundred
thousand dollars.
A score of births in twenty-four
has lifted the no-baby stigma from
Pasadena
The socialists of San Francisco
held a huge rally for the suffrage
cause. J. Stitt Wilson was the prin-
cipal speaker
Frederick Swanstrum, a broker Of
Seattle, was found dead in a hotel
room, Worry over business affairs
presumably caused the suicide.
Oregon is compiling a brief of 30
, 600 words, pleading for direct legis-
lation.
The Good Government campaigners
of Los Angeles are endeayoring 70
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-19
ARMY AND NAVY

Among the new schemes for the
reform of the army which have been
lately advanced is one for abandoning
the present system of army posts and
quartering the troops in large bodies
in cities, in barracks constructed for
that purpose, the officers to live at a
distance from the barracks, hiring
their own quarters, as in Europe. Be
fore this scheme is presented to con-
gress it might be well to consider some
of the objections THAT might be adj
vanced thereto. Some of these are
briefly as follows:
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CHILDREN'S SUBSCRIPTION
PLAN THOUGH FORBIDDEN MAY
COMPEL CONGRESS To ACT

gress in such a way that the money
will be provided out of the national
treasury.
Some time ago, when it was an.
nounced that more funds would be
needed to complete the work of rails
ing the wrecked battleship from Ha.
vana harbor, murmur of disap
prevail was heard around the House
side of Ithe capitol, and it was taken
to mean that the Democratic major.
ity's program of economy would
frown upon further appropriations
for this work. But with probably
greater efficiency than was intended,
the anonymous letter writer has
placed the Democratic majority Of
the House in position where it must
either sanction and pass the appro-
priation asked for, or be Inundated
by having it thrown up to the party
that, because of this denial, the pub
lie had to be appealed to in order to
complete this work.
From what is being said around
Washington since the proposed appeal
to the school children was made pub
lie, it looks now as though the Demo
cratic majority of the House, if It
really had any notion of disallowing
the Maine appropriation, has changed
its mind, and will allow it to go
through.
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THE WORLDS NEWS CONDENSED


postpone the visit of the Pacific fleet
at San Pedro harbor. fearing that its
appearance may draw voters away
from the primaries.
The Fair directors will meet Taft
at the capitol and will escort him to
Oakland, then to San Francisco.
There will be a big welcoming parade
in San Francisco Saturday, October
18th.
Burglars, disconnected by the curl
Gus glances Of an 11-year-old girl,
dropped $500 in jewels and fed from
the house of Tilden, the dumb sculp-
tor.
The contracts have been let for the
rebuilding of the Stanford Memorial
Chapel, demolished by the earth
cake.
Three hundred millmen have ceased
work in two firms in Oakland and
Alameda. The strikers are maintain
ing an orderly blockade of the mills. !
The State Federation of Labor at
Bakersfield has adjourned, with the |
selection of, San Diego as the next
meeting place.
Contra Costa county is challenging
the agricultural world in grape fes-
tival at Walnut Creek.
r. Ali, Turk, living in San Fran
cisco, robbed by a friend of deposit
slip for 800, became a maniac and
has been committed to Agnew's.
The pure food inspectors have been
Investigating the diaries hear Val
lejo and have ordered more sanitary
conditions established Immediately.
Mrs. Will Madden, Interpreter of
modern dramas and cousin of Minnie
Madden Fiske, died in San Fran
cisco recently.
Taft was cheered by 5000 cattle
raisers at a country fair in Idaho
The last steamer of the season has
left for Dawson City. The upper Yu-
kon will be closed to navigation
With a week.
The resignation of Capt. Frank
Cook, .court-martialed at San Fran
else ofor unbecoming conduct, has
been accepted by the President
Rains swelled the Sonora river and
carried out a Southern Pacific bridge, !
DR., ]. Grant Lyman and the other
federal prisoners, his companions in
flight, have been taken to Portland
by U. S. Marshal Scott.
Nine live Alaska ptarmagan were
captured by the steamship Senator
and have been presented to Golden
Gate Park by Captain Scobey.
DR.. Lyman, who escaped from Oak
land and is now in the custody of
Marshal Scott, is willing to return to
Los Angeles and face the original
charges, BIT objects to standing trial
in San Francisco for breaking all,
One dead and nine injured as the
result Of three automobile accidents
was one days record in San Fran
cisco.
The final rally for woman's suf-
frage was held in San Francisco
October 9.
Newell Blackman Walton plunged
from the window of a DOCTORS Office
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Doxology.

Beneulctlon, Rev. ii. II. Parker.
The address by Hon. Otto G. Foel-
ker is, of course, not certain as yet,
but a wireless message has been sent
to him asking him to address the con
vention Monday evening. He is thor.
oughly interested in this movement
and as he is returning from a visit
to Japan and Korea, the committee
have every reason to believe he will
accept.
At the meeting reports in regard
to the delegates from the various
churches were submitted. There
were representatives present from
st. Clements, Central Union, the
Methodist, Christian, German Luth.
eran. Portuguese, Kaunakapili and
KanaiahOa churches. These repre-,
sentatives reported on the number Of
delegates that had already been en-.
rolled which totaled over one hun-
dred and twenty-five. There are still
a large number to hear from, which
makes it's certain that there will be
about two hundred delegates present
at the convention, which will open
with luncheon Monday noon.
AS the plans progress there is man.
ifest a growing interest among ell
the churches. It is especially inter
esting to note that this whole move
ment has been organized and is being
conducted by the laymen in the
churches.
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PROGRAM FOR LAYMEN'S
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT

October "a, 1911.
Missionary Mass Meeting. Chairman,
Mr.. A. F. Griffiths.
Hymn, Cali Hail the Power of
Jesus Name"
Prayer, Rev. A. V. Soares.
Reports from various denomina-
tional meetings of the afternoon.
Hymn, 'Blest Be the Tie That
Binds"
Address, Major A. NJ. Davis, U. S.
Army, chairman Central Cooperating
Committee.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23

The latest thing in fIying ma
chimes is one which skins the Wa
ter like a bird, and is at rest in
the water while it's wings @e not
in motion. When its motor is
started the thing begins to move
lik. boat, but as the propeller
gains Inspeed the velocity of the
craft is increased until it is finally
lifted almost entirely out OF the
water, aud just skins the surface
at The rate of forty or more miles per
bour, and when the flight ID ended
the machine settles down again in
the water just the same as a sea
gull or any other water fowl.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
BlameS Alaskan
Disaster on
Conservation.

Charles A. Wilson. who has
mining and other. interests in Al
aska and has offices in Portland.
Ore, is in the East. He says:
"The blame for the numerous
disasters TO the shipping along the
Alaskan coast rests with those who
are responsible for the peculiar
policy of conservation which has
FIR it's purpose the retention Of
Alaska and it's resources in their
present Wild, undeveloped state.
Since the III ntlikr gold discover
les Alaska has sent out more than
siOO,00O,0O0 worth Of the yellow
metal. Her fisheries lave also COLI
tr,but.d millions to the wealth OF
the Pacific Coast Cities.
"It mig t naturally be supposed
Mr.. Wilson. thnt so
uch country would be entitled tc
sufficient consideration to secure
a few necessary aids TO pavigation,
but Alaska is So thoroughly Pin
cho,ize d ihnt-it Seems doomed to
r.main indefinitely great forest
aud mineral reserve. The theorists
who are responsible for retarding
the growth .nd development OF
Alaska declare that il is the duty
Of the government to take possess
ion of the gre It coal mines and
forests and build railroads to tn. m.
Logically, if it is the province Of
the government To build railroads
in Alaska: it is also its duty TO
build them in the other isolated
localities where the tremendous
cost Of construction has cansed
on the part OF private
This country, however
has not ye: reached the critical
stare whrre government ownership
of tue transportation lines, is
regarded as necessary t. be sn'i-
Il, d to the same generous treatment
that is given other American
Territory.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
The Rankin
Process.

During the coming week tbree
more gentlemen who are interested
m the work at the Ocean Wave
mill, where the Rankin process is
being installed, are expected in
Lake City. Que is G. +. Sorg.
cf Plttsbnrg, Pa, secretary OF tue
parent company, another is Mr.
Nj donald, of Portland Ore, who
has been trained in the Pittsburg
plant and will helh at this mill
and the other is Mr.. Osterberg, oil
Chicago, who also worked at the
Pittsburg plant aud will be one ol
the chemists here.
II nothing unusual occurs the
final load of machinery and sup
plies from Denver, as well as thu
car load OF acids, chemicals ant
laboratory apparatus from St
Louis, should arrive during th'
week. The quartz, furnished b.
! Messrs. Hsrkuess and Kinney from
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
The Death of
ID. II. noffat

4" the drath of David H. MY MY
fat. which occurred in New YORK.
very unexpectedly, last Saturday,
Denver lost its leading financ'er
and the greatest booster that city
ever had. To his energy coupled
with untiring perseverance IN
promoting large enterprises,
Denver and the state of Colorado
owes its present greatness and
prosperity more than to any other
man. Perished and consigned to
oblivion is the body of this great
f;nancier which is the common
lot of all; but the deeds of this
man will survive the wrecks OF
time for many generations te
come: for he has builded wei
manv enduring monuments that
will revert to his posterity ane
bring honor and fame to his
name. as the master builder o.
Denver and the empire of thi'
western continent, in coming
centuries. The passing Of Mr.
Moffat, a man of greater wealth
ead interests than any othe
s. -thestate, will not affect tn
many plans laid by him or della
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23

the Cora and Sulphuret mine, for
filling the acid ab~orp tion towers
will be hauled down during the
week.
This, with the piping now beirg
connected, will practically finish
ihe acid saving part of the mill.
With good weather the boiler aud
engine and the cupola house for
the elevator, screens, pulp lnixer
final pulp mixer, faal pulp bin
end scales should be finished dur
ing the week.
With this finished, little will
remain to be done except to install
amalgamnting plate, Pierce rifle
and concentrator, which will take
about three days. Provision is
being made to impound the tailings
and We think the mill will be run
ming in about two weeks.
c. II. Taylor of Irwin, Pa, and
c. b. Weaver. of WilliHmsport Pa,
arrived in Lake City last Sat
urday evening. Both are members
Of the company that is Installing
the Rankin process in tue Ocean
Wave mill in this city aud are
here to SEE the progress of the
work. They are satisfied with the
work and are also satisfied with
ii. certainty of the process max
.rg grod.
LAKE CITY TINES.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY'S
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
OFFER
OFFER

4 The Pacific Monthly. of Portland,
Oregon, is . beautifully illustrated
monthly magazine. which gives very ful
Information about :. the resources ar d
o,portunities of the country lying west
if the Rockies. 1t tells all about the
Government Reclamation Projects, free
Government land and tells about the
districts adapted to fruit raising, dairy
ng. poultry raising. etc. 1t has splendid
SORES by Jack London and other ct
a.rfhora
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant
to law, the snnuai municipal election
the town II Crested Butte, Colorado
will de held in the said town on Tu-s-
DAY. IN. Fourth dry. Il April. A. d.
pll. for the purpose Of -leriirg the
tDIlt wirg officers for the said town, u
uii:
One Mayor, To hold Office ore year.
Z Three uu. tecr, To bold ffice two years
One Trustee, for one year. To fiil va
cspcy.
Treasurer to hold cfric- on- year.
One Clerk and R.curier, to hold office
one year.
Que Marshal. to hold Office one year.
Que Police Magistrate. TO hold Office
one y'nr.
Paeci, ct No. / embraccr all Of The
said town; polling place. Council room
.Chy Hall.
1he polls will be open at seven O'Clock
AN. aud remain opsn until sesen
P. ~. OF said day Of election.
Tn. Judges OF the election for the
paid towns precinct win meet at the
,,oi SDs place sbovs dcsignsted on Tues
cia,ethe gfnd cf March. rud a'so on
the 2Sth day of March. A. y. 1911 foi
the purpose Of revising. correcting and
completing the annual registry list for
the said election. and will meet again
on the day preceding the election
to complete ~.id resisir! let; MS re-
quir-d by Inv.
w,in-e. m, hand trd s'si d fsie
town OF Crested Butte Colorado, this
fret day VI March. A. ID. 1911.
Z. u. Wilson
Clerk and Recorder
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23

their progress or completion, as
it is said that he had we'll trained
managers for every branch of
industry promoted under his
direction and everything will
continue to go frward smoothly
and as successfully as durin g his
life and activity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Our Coal Mines.

The people of this town should
he coneratulating themselves IN
the fact that not a single one "f
the coal mines here has oeeh
c,m,alled to $ uspe d op~ratlng
when many of the mines IN 'he
state have ben entirely smut
down for nearly the entire winter.
This condition rests with the fact
+,at or Goals are the best and or
lv suita' lie fuel for firing the en-
kp;nes which drive the locomotives
over the mountain ranges OF Col
orado aid make the seam 70 OPP
or tie the big mining plants !"
I..adville. Cripple Creek and the
San Juan mines. 1t is well
known fact that engineers all over
the country, who have useo
Crested Butte steam coal will have
M other If they can get this. The
only thing lacking with us now
is the broad gau.e cars that VIII
carry fifty tons each to any des-
.:..;o, whera he broad gauge
systems penetrate, which, whe"
accomplished will see our nara
and soft coal productions gong
eastward to the Mississippi River
and westward to the Pacific coast
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
Mail Order Goods.

Most ent-rprsing he ~tp"Prrs
have been fiy hting the large msil
o,d.v houses for years ip fnvar Oh
the home merchant. They have
dec lnr.d tha, there is no method
whereby the mail order house c''n
sell The same brand aud quality II
vno1Is at n lower price than they
cnn tie sold for by the home mel
chant. who pays local h me taxes
and helps to support all home en-
te-prisrs, is entitled to the patron
ay. of those who are benefited by
his hber..iiy. They have also
pointed out, at frequent intervals
tina, very many mail order honsrs
make business OF shipping an
inferior quality Of goods in order
to und-rs.ll the local merchant and
4 a, VIXEN these goods are received
the purchas accepts them rather
than 20 to the expense aud tron.
bic ut returning them o.
A recent announcement OF
large Chicago mail urd-r house
seems to justify all Chains made
by the press. This announce
ment contains the information that
The hous. in question will go out
of tue grocery business Tor the
reason that the groceries 1t has
been selling will not pass under
the provisions of the pure food and
drugs act. Most OF the groceries IL
has been shipping have been a.
dultera.ed and of cheaper quality
than the home merchant furnishes.
1t was because OF This fact that
the mail ord sr house could sell at
lower prices than the home mer-
chant could meet.
1t may be set down as reasonabl!
certain that the average citizen
will gain n thing by patronizing
distant mail order house, unless
buying something that cannot oe
purchased ut home. The local
merchant does not sell by cata-
logue or by samples. He keeps the
actual goods and the purchaser
has the privilege of examinin.
them before buying. If they. art
not what he wants he can lool
elsewhere.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-03-23
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY :

r,,.r.. at tho postofiics at .r.s'en "usiI ,.iI.
oiorado for transmission t"''uA" -"
,s second class matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
CALIFORNIA
PROGRESSIVE
To THE CORE

That the people OF California vie
with. II they do not surpass, the
people Of Arizona in their adherence
70 progressive IDEAS Ia the state.
ment Of Judson King. field lecturer
Tor the National Referendum
league. who 10 In Seattle after
maklnq a whirlwind campaign for
the constitutional amendments Just
voted on in California.
THE test was the recall of the
Judges" said Mt. King 1T was
On that issue that all the guns OF
BIG business were trained. And
the surprise OF the thing was that
the recall % judges carried far aud
away ahead Of all other progressive
measures. The initiative and ref.
srendum were stronger than suf.
fraxe. and the recall OF Judges won't
II 600 ahead of the former.
4 am sincerely thankful for tho
aid rendered the recall 81 judges
I'm California by President TAFT
through his speeches opposing L..
I believe that II be continues to
oppose progressive measures four
wears longer they viii be given a
srcst impetus and find general ia
yof.
THE Judges are the only public
servants 10 whom clings the old
idea OF the divine right OF kings In
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ODDR BITS O. NEWS

HARTFORD. conn.--"rilile. the
responsibility Of living with you
drives me mad" Mrs Matilda
Kingsley told the court her hns.
band said. and obtained dlvorc.
on the grounds OF cruelty.
NEW YoRk.--chop suey killed
Alice Barton. 10. Of New Haven.
according TO the coroner. II eaus.
ed psomasne poisoning.
NEW voRk.-sOat" Mssserxon
has sued Frank tifer. Oklahoma
sponsor for cx.Whse Hope Carl
Morris, FOR $4,000. because yfer
impugncd Bats" reputation as
one-time Western gun fighter
UTICA, N. Y.--Fleas Of a dying
son 20 see his father prompted
Gov. Dix 10 pardon Bernard L.
WEIGH. In prison for nlsappropri.
atinp funds. while the governor
was en- route 70 Chicago.
WEYMOUTH. Msns.--Thoras
~ W AA0~ftA w ttNN@aA ~ - ~"
ton comedy that he rupfured a
blood vessel near his heart and
died
NEW YORk.--Aargarc D. Evan.
school girl preacher from Wales.
is here and says the cnriTsian peo-
pie Of America deserve more credit
than these of England because
there are more temptations
NEW yoRk.--The socialist par.
~ nominated Miss Elizabeth
Butcher. a suffragist aud settle
nent workes, for alderman from a
Brooklyn district
CINCINNATI, O.--Thc mere fact
that he WAS q shark" at sevcn-up
did not prove that August soumer.
fcldt. charged with killing his son.
was sane. The jury thought he was
crazy.
NEW yoRk.--Whcn the Rev. r.
Norton lert the Tasiorate Of 81.
Marks NJ. +. church. Brooklyn. 20
A.. ...Ia
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the minds OF many welimeaning
people. That Is why Hlg business
thought IL had drawing card in
California. Hut the result
-Out Of about 900 newspapers.
we could secure space In about rs
for the progressive cause The OPP
position Of the reactionary press
only served to help the people TO
spos the niger In the woodpiie.
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NEW YoRk.--chop suey killed
Alice Barton. 10. Of New Haven.
according TO the coroner. II caus.
ed ptcmaEne poisoning.
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Daf1def,ifle
Grows hair and we
can prove it
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy. Lus-
trous and Beautiful Immediately
After Dandcrine Hair Cleanse
Get IS Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair. Itching
Scalp and DandruH

A little Danderine now win Immediately
double the beauty Of your hzir-No difference
how dull, faded, brittle and scragEy, Just
moisfen a cloth with Danderinc and carefully
draw Il through your hair taxing ono small
strand AZ a tire. The effect il immediate
and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy
and wayy and have an appearance Of abun-
dance; an incompatible luxtrc, sofiness and
Insurance, the beauty and simmer OF true
hair health.
Try as you viii after an application Of
Danderins, you cannot find single trace of
dsndrufF or a loose OF falling hair and your
scalp will not itch, bat what will please you
most will be after few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair, fine and downy
at first - yes--but really new hair--sprouting
ali over the scalp.
Danderine Is 20 the hair what fresh showers
,f rain and sunshine are 20 vegetation. IL
goes right TO the roots, invigorafes and
strengthens them. lis life-producing proper
ties cause the hair TO grow abundanty long,
strong and beautiful.
Get zs cent bottle Of Knowlion's Dan
derine from any drug store or toilet counter
and prove to yourself tonight -now--thaf
your hair is as pretty and soft as any--that
I, has been neglected or injured by careless
treatment that's all--you surely can have
beautiful hair and lots d II, u you viii just
~ little Danderine.
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NEW yoRk.--The socialist par.
~ nominated Miss Ellxabeth
Butcher. a suffragist aud settle
ment woFkes, for alderman from
Brooklyn district.
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NEW yoRk.-whcn the Rev. =.
Norton len the EasioTate Of 81.
Marks NJ. f. church. Brooklyn. 20
engage In real estate. hts wife In.
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FREMSTAD DIVORCED

NEW YORK. Oct Olive
FFemstad. opera singer, announced
on her arrival from Europe today
that she was divorced from Edison
w Sutphen on July n.
She and Sutphcn we're among the
first TO escape from the San Fran.
cisco earthquake. They went TO
Salt Lake. and we're married Her
divorce Was secured through
charges Of misconduct