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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25
GETTING SETTLED
IN THEIR new HOMES
FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS sHAK
ING DOWN IN TEMPORARY
QUARTERS.

In the upper stories of the Prog
ress block yesterday the officials of
the United States District Court were
up to their necl1s in Che work of get
ting settled in their new quarters,
Breckons being the only one who seem
er perfectly at home among the hubbub
and rush.
In his officer on the top floor, slr-
rounded with law books piled several
deep he sat with feet cooked up on
his desk and laBguidly pulled cigarette
while he dictated opium dope to his
stenographer.
Gus Murphy was all moved, the big
safe of his Office being the last piece
OF furniture which arrived, AMI he was
busy experimenting it, placing during
tho aftelnO0n,
Judge Clemens was well settled early
IN the day, and tho grand jury was AZ
its lab0Fa, but Marshal Hendfy'a Of
Zee was Ia 3 turmoil.
Hendry, by the way, wac wise enough
10 70 70 lIil0 for q prisoner and VAL
arrive back tomorrow morning aftel
~ the strenuous work 81 moving a
inilhfd.
Ia The district oonTt there vera glH
cases ~ the calendar but 20 trials
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

were held.
The case against Carl On Tai for
purchasing United States property was
continued for twenty days; mol prose-
qul was entered against Chan Lung for
assault on the high. seas, and Okita for
selling liquor without a license.
Henry Hartman had two cases
against him, growing out of a free
fight on board a sailing ship in the har-
Dor, continued until called by the court.
Adjournment was taken until tomor-
row morning at ten O'Clock at which
time court win convene again, when all
the settling work in the different of
fees viii have been completed, it 10
hoped. q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

Wnhg a. nnnu DOM
l.tiiha 49, enaa dtsl,aaa W. u
- vag y sosie a'a re 'st hnhiag men arr,'iae W aH
its soaea view q hs sonias 'AspsAsa 81
soldiers
sn follow The eas'd tanrea' iame nedena 70 @ speeding q h
Iama Canal Every niaAna msn 'rpre ne fact ihe Oahu must
we AZ fo The use Of che residents and Of She tourists whom
business thinking appreciates
The city roads and permanent pavcent built
view Of obtaining the best and lasting benefits for che least consistent
expenditure Every tg realizes per
o. the children Of school tho public schools
the city cannot be allowed continue indefinitely unless the standard Of
citizenship here to be allowed to sink below the standard established as
American Every thinking realizes that Honolulu take
the opening
the Panama Canal place itself position the full advantages
S No one will VII dispute any Of these statement
that the work before win much gwen
the most % attention to the subject that Honolulu has not the revenue
sufficient the improvements called for without the
careful planning along economic lines
ming economics nOnesns order that the limited funds their dis
resident of Oahu it is of interest also to the nation at large as Honolulu
greatest military flag
health standpoint is be either safeguard whole
people
frank and nOnpisan The should
nOnraItsan and spirit considered from
being Advertiser to learn of one thing
been unable find Nothing being done On the other hand there
the accomplishment of what the thinking public demands in the
Republican present board of
ability they
With the majority,
they overlooked the
believing the authority
they would unite policies
To the agr Of the reputable element of the
have simply not shown themselves able rise
ambition mediocre
ltuniss.
We believe however the Republican
in
supposng the community approves
past months
lengthy conflicts between the the
would include the
amounts voted for entertainment and for equally p
1T
the subsequent less evident failures under the Wider administration Of the
Republican failed
&
particularly
money of The past years
of
community
that barking the of the fhmarket
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS, PLEASE

The government Of Oahu has all it looking
its business
the bidding building
is something to show that the mum
eipahy 1ay If the supervisors will withdraw
the country
they will be doing all any necessity
Two hundred dollars
ion to which there win be available fifty
lars be raised in the districts quarter
million shopd be
labor and the supervisors justified in forgetting getting
the Honolulu payements
building when
they attend what they already hands eHpanab,
only that they politics with proceeds
issue Honolulu will be obliged they
their business aud et the belt commission
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

hubbub being raised the fact that Of
b paid did Cleanup Day It is quite the
thing municipal payroll should grated
the small being paid the abOrers
comparison MvtOn
department he going a
after the little fellow drawing and let the big
lone
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

The washoe and plute indians Of
Aiora Valley California, are making
Preparations 10 pick hops ID the Ha.
cramanio Valley thlf summer Captain
Pete plEley says ihtfe viii be fheep
plenty lnlnb 50 hpplpida this season. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

While may abeggng the other islands there
demand than foFyhye applied
the oi which drawn for Saturday morning VOL
f choice Well always glad 10 make for the ladies'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

hear possible of
Independent political take local affairs forget that the Repub
existing There nothing inherently unmecan
political would
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

classification
Should aaors travelling together be
fock9' They known both navigators' and
appoint joint commission decide
on an authoritative interpretation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

passed the reciprocity The
July u Mr. CuOm presented petition of the
Society Landing
praying ratification arbitration
the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

John oobum Of the Kppisan Estate
e other concerning e punehbsl subsequent
remarks % reporter be i like punching something
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-25

NauYng person isu't looks When AmaieanCaua
Australian with papers would appear the
district CLERKS be "opo iobsp order set
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
The Finish.

Twenty-ninc minutes after ,irue Rose. with Sol warren's fast team of bird dogs lcft the scratch at the foot of Lane's way. on the run ra Fort Davis. he returned to Some. breaking all previous records oNrr the course. thus placing Dan Patclt'. that much- touted reindeer. who covered n" same distance in thirtS.three minute and eight seconds. in the background. tat ever
 Roses run Was ph"uomiual. ennsd vring the weather conditions and heavy trails The Warren dogs proved then worth this afternoon on the short run and have established a time r"card. which will undoubtedly remain far some time to come.
 F.. Coke Hhl ran second. covering the course in 3I minutes and .6 seconds. Fay Dclezenc grabbed thild n"nors making the run in 33 mntu"s and 3t seconds
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22

subscribed to the project. and the mat ter Of collecting the remaining amount to make up the 5000 required, will be mere childs play. at least. so says Mir Breeding
 NIT. sam Taggart has written 70 his company officials outside for a large, subscription than has as vet been Of, fered. and numerous others are lastly falling in line.
 We will raise $2O,OO0 instead of 15.0oO if the subscriptions keep com Ing in as they hay. in the past few days said MT. Breeding when inter viewed this afternoon by a Nugget representative. "Nomeites know a good proposition when they see il. and all realize that the quartz properties in this vicinity are one Of Nome's most valuable assets Everybody that [ interviewed on the subject speaks high Y of the proposed work of the com pany. and all seem willing 10 do their shar. toward boosting the organization along
 The latest subscribers to the Nome Quartz Development ompany are ?. A. Peterson. Butler. Mauro & Co. $. N. Carman. Emile About. C. l.. Morris Company. Gus Lynell. William StipoiS & Co. all of whom subscribed SlOO sud Tina Ward who has placed $50 in the project
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
Special Nugget Service

CHICAGO, March 22.-After consul tation today. the attorneys for the Canadians. under British rule. and pro- lection. who are involved in the fam ous Matanuska coal land cases, which will soon be tried in this city. stated that their clients. Harry C. osborn, q l. Francis and Francis II. Stewart of Toronto. Canada. cannot be brought tb this country for trial; that the treaties between the United States and Canada do not grant such action, which they term would be conspiracy against the government, and that extradition. is these particular cases. would be an offense.
 The attorneys for the Canadians further contend that their clients are not subject tO trial in the United States on the charges lodged against them, and that they will not permit any proceedings against them until the matter has been thoroughly investigat- ed.
 It is believed here that the council men for the involved persons under British protection. as they allege. are putting up a bluff. in the hopes that 1t
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
INSURANCE co.
 ON THE GRILL
POLICY HOLDERS MAKE GRAVE
 CHARGES.
Nuaaet speelaI Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 CLEVELAND . March --Auss ing that millions ol dollars af reserve fund oI ths Northwestern Life Iueur anc. Company nr Milwaukee. had ha"n dissipat,d by tho officials or that con rrrn Charles W Eb~rhard. and othrs policl holders. hay. begun suit m thr federal court against th,. accused com pany,
 Undoubtedly great scandal ail h,. revealed when the accounting takes place as it is generally believed that the ploiutns have strong ease against the insurance company A fuud of several thousand dollars has been subscribed hy numerous policy B Pale. n, the company. and this mau~ MI be used in the suit which i uaA un.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
Special Nugget Service.

opects' Nu99et oefNite'
 NEW YORK. March 22-fookrr r Wilmington. who was assailed hy Al bert Clrich. German wh" believed that he had grievance against tho negro educator. and who severely club bed tho colorcd patriot as a result la-t Sunday. Is now slowly recovering from the effect of the violent attack. and his physicians pronounce him out of dan ger. When interviewed today Wash inEton stated that h. would mot prp-. ccute his assailant and the ,harg- against t'hich has been reduced tp assault"
 For while il Was feared that 'h" negro would uot survive the inJur,"- which hr received. and little or no hop, was held out for his recovery How ever. the colorcd orators constitution and win power havc strengthened htu
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
WASHINGTON WILL NOT
 PROSECUTE ASSAILANT

ID ni- uehr agan-t death aut hc l- rapidlt recovering ,t a local hospital
 rlr"h vh" IS confined n the city jail. when ntcrvru-h rhi- morning said
 "I gur~s tGu aa- lu thr aron4 ah.u attacked rhr negro hur at that h,. d.~rrN.a a' b. g.. f am mol mistaken D. l- a common Mint t". a hon l aud my "If. H.r, m Washing rru. T e.. u" persisted m 'raiimg be-. around until h" h.ram. nuisance"
 "N" ! -ur-- Ia, N5u uu' wu-,rut, m," continued rm,h. ah.n informed that Washington hat un intention 1r pushing 'h. matter II, Auon- better rhm T.. du that l,i b, - .th, to dud himself u rrcrr h"r water it h, does
 rlreh will Do. tried for assault today unless 'u. u.gl. .haug,s his mind and prefers other charges against him
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
ARMED TRUCE
 IS ADVOCATED
CLAIMS THERE IS
 NO OTHER WAY.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 Fl. PASO. March s@-rhr maus- recto leaders here today agreed that I.imantour's utterance in reference to n truce between the two factions. would preclude any possibility of immediate peace and that an armed ,r'-c" iS ab- solutely necessary. 1Ging peace n'Ro- tiations According to their remarks, the Tiotins win continue and until an armed truce Is fully agreed upon. the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
FOR MEN ONLY.

Pete Bernard is an old GIocester fisherman. What he doesn't know about mackerel isn't much. Pete says that lot of Norway mackerei on sale at the Northwestern are the finest he has ever had in Nome.
 His opinion is backed by a score of others who tried them last week !.
 Don't fail to get a couple together with the special recipe for prepering and cooking them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
DEMOCRATS GRE Fl CHE
TWELVE HUNDRED ARE
 GUESTS OF W. J. BRYAN

the great statesman's natal day.
 Many prominent democrats were seated at the table. while few stanch republicans were interspersed.
 At the conclusion of the elaborate with glass of champagne in one hand, coupled the name of Bryan in connec- ton with the next presidency.
 The great leader arose to respond to the speech, but his voice was drowned by prolonged cheers.
 From this incident many have drawn the conclusions that Bryan will seek the highest office again. and many wild rumors are now afloat to that effect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
PETERSON OF NUGGET
 RoADHouSe IN NOME

N. r. Peterson of the Nugget road house arrived in Nome last evening at nine o'clock from across the divide. He reports the trail in first class condi- tion. and that the Pioneer Mining Com pany have a fine trail up Nome river as far as santa Clara where they are working on their tunnel through the hill.
 Mir Peterson brought to Nome a supply of white fish from Salmon lake which he captures by fishing through the ice which is now four feet
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
FOR $15,000 NOME CAN
 HAVE AVIATION MEET

The Nugget underdate of January 26 San Francisco, receives q proposition that prove people out in the states think We can raise large purses for any Kind of sport The fact that Sl0.000 was raised for the All-Alaska Sweep stakes at one time is still fresh in their minds. so now one of the managers for the crack aViators has offered to fur nish Nome with Fourth of July ex- hibition of sailing. sailing OCT the bounding mam," in an air ship by de- posting in the local bank $l5,OO0. We will print the letter so our readers can get the full bcnent and subscribe 1T they see fit, but many of us no doubt would have to suffer several fits before We came through" The following is the letter:
 By the Way. how would an acroplane exhibition take in Nome on next Fourth of July l have been conducting the meet here. at which Ely made his sensational flight to and from the battlcship. and am thoroughly in touch with all the big aviators
 can get you a cracking good man. who can fly in Nome. and send him up to you 10 arrive in time for the Fourth of July celebration. or | could get you two or three men
 This would cost you about <l5.000 for each man. and would necessarily have to be in bank before the aviator could leave for Nome You do not
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
TEAM BREAKS
 REINDEER'S FAST TIME
The Start

\ large crowd perhaps ..e Iargr-r ,his winter lined ur aa .irha. side at Front street tht- afternoon at Jaa 'rlags ta Atnys- tH. f.ranu. ar nigit racing t-am= .atra -trtst H. au .nde.,,"r ta l"a4f lH. H..nde.H Ice ord umr b. r"ft llsE enI r,mn rhr starts v,ra e-rs pnrr aaa maG. W al the r.au~ pulled 5Aa> lrsm rh.. -.atsh m s Sluggish manner The u~aad sugvr
 ud eagrrp.~- at gur aae- Wa a.hus and rh, ar0,,r~ dm ma M.... aas marked anNI"tN
 D,lzrue'- ran 0s- e1.rd u, la-r position n -tortm- oamg te a mtN up u which hl- dogs h,em, aug,.a
 sol Warren tsam aafh Gene Ra-,. up. started No I. ar ? "rlars The seven other teams departed at inter Nal~ of two minutes thereafter
 Gsod warm rooms for Inc Winter al the Elite Baths. Steam heat
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
PROMOTERS
 ARE HIGHLY PLATED

The valuable quartz properties in tho vicinity of Nome will not lie virgin much longer. according to present m- dications. The Nome Quartz Develop ment Company is to be realized. thanks 10 the efforts of Conrad Breeding and Gustave Borgen. the enthusiastic pro- motors Of the organization. Already the magnificent sum of s3.5OO has been
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
HUNDRED THAr MANY
 WILL SEEK iDiTARoO

II is rumored about town that with in the next thirty days several old time Someites will leave for th" ldit- arod. As il k reported that the new camp win loom up m the Iimelight this summer there are several here in camp who are already making preparations 10 get in on the ground hoor.
 FOUL CRIME .-..- .......-..... |.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
GoTTscHALk WILL BE HELo.

Max GottSChalh who WI~ arrested } yesterday, charged wlth pi,lerng canine from native. when brought ur for hearing before the commissioner court was remanded to the custody of the marshars office until April 3, at which time witnesses, who are now out of the city, win be brought here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
Nugget Special Service.

LINCOLN, Neb.. March 22.-Twelvc. hundred friends of William Jennings Bryan were guests of the popular ora tor and editor, at a banquet given here last Sunday night, in celebration of his fifty-first birthday. The assembly in cluded men representing all walks in life and all political factions. Champ Clark was but one of the distinguished guests and he occupied prominen, place at the right of the host. at the banquet table.
 During the entire evening, speeches. non-p political, were in order. and great array of oratory was shown in honor of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22

the good men are setting enormous prices. As q matter Of fact, the most "t them would ask 25.o00. but in talk ing il over I found that tn. wrights are willing to send a man up there next summer if they could get Sl5.- 900 guarantee and would have in mind the completion of sensational flight across Bering strait. af"r flying in Nome
 If this is done it will have to depend on you or some Of your friends to raise this fund, and let me know at as varly d date as possible
 Any flying in Nome would hav- 10 be on the beach so it would be Impossible to collect an admission fee lt must be made q public affair and as have just said. the entire amount must be in bank. sufficiently guaranteed before the man leaves the states
 This would be a big stunt for Nome. and would put her on the map as a sporting propositionl in dead earnest.
 My proposition would be to bring a man up on the steamer to arrive as nearly as possible to the Fourth of July. tiy three days. and then return on the sam. steamer. or. 1T the Boring strait proposition proved practicable. | would return on the second steamer
 Please canvass this matter among your business men and advise me whether or not you will care to pull Il Q. Very sincerely yours
 ]. F. SCOTFORD
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
CANADIANS INVOLVED
 WILL PUT UP FIGHT

will carry through.
 Warrants have been sworn ou. against the indicted parties and according to the latest information the Britishers will be arrested and taken in tow, de spite the protests of the lawyers
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
REMEMBER rHE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main i5t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22

We will sell yeu four year old pure sIarst shippsd direct to us from the producer st st per gallon. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22
DOG FEED.

Fine cooked dog seed only iOc per pound.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-22

Good warm rooms for Inc Winter at the Elite Baths. Steam heat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
MORE CHANCES LIKELY TO BE
TAKEN BY COACHES THIS FALL
But Elevens, to Be Successful, Mast Have
Old and New Styles Of Play Properly
Combined.

them from a standpoint Of what tra
others have. cannot succeed. and that an
eleven. though IL IS graced by three o.
the best line plungers in the country,
has all II can do To stave OF defeats At
the hands of other college teams that
have always before been easy prey to II.
simply because II has nothing IN its OF
fenSe that savorS Of new foot hail, IL Is
clearly seen that to he successful foot
ball team must depend solely on neither
style. but have each developed to thu
greatest possible nicely.
That ii is POSSIBLE TO have a system of
play that combines the two styles -
such an extent that the defensive team
will be kept continually in ignorance %
what Is going TO be done Is shown hE
an accompanying illustration. Taxing
the simnla kick formation IL has been
shown that end runs. line nlunges. criss-
crosses, double crisscrosseS with forward
passes. forward passes I'm the direction
OF the run and in the opposite direction
can all be developed to such an extent
that system based on that policy would
be effective. With quarterback run
ming a team who knew his business il,
would be possible 10 play A whole gam"
from kick formation. and a good game
at that.
inclined to take more chances than e,.-
before. but il is certain that unless th,.t
hold more or less to a canservat'l 7.
policy they will not develop winning foot
ball teams. The play Of an eleven TITS
year must be a combination OF the Old
and the new, and IL IS likely that TO
coach who is the most judicious in blend
ing the two styles will be the most sue
cessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
DIFFICULT MATTER TO MAKE
A WINNING FOOT BALL TEAM
Practically Impossible to Do So Without Some
Kind of Coaching Suggestions for
Beginners.

ity to follow the ball and tackle, and he
must at least be proficient in these two
branches to make good in the position.
Rangy Men for Tackles.
Tall. rangy men as rule make the
best tackles. but it is often the case
that short and stockily built player
turns out to be a good man in the place
Generally. though, man who has the
advantage of height and reach can
smash interference that could not be
touched by shorter player. The tackle s
position is one of the most important on
a foot ball team. There is no more
valuable asset to an eleven than pair
of good men to flank the guards From
the fact that they have to watch and
break up end plays, as we'll as take care
of the greater part of the line HlunSeS
that come on their side of center. it
is readily seen that to be effective IN
that place man must he strong, heavy.
alert and possessed of a certain amount
of speed.
On the ma iority of teams Il has always
been the custom to have big. heavy men
to play guard positions. but il is very
questionable AS to whether or not It is
good judgment In the first place, as a
general rule, the men who have been
placed in as fankers for the center have
been big. and AT the same time slow
and unable to get around with any facil
ity. Probably the best men for guard
are those weighing around les or 10
pounds, and who are fast enough to cut
around the line on an end run and drop
their man from behind. and also get in
the Interference when their own team is
on the offensive. guard of the men
toned kind is able to charge his man
quickly and break through much more
SO than heavier and slower man would
he, and while he probably would not he
as strong physically as would larger
and heavier man he would make up in
alertness and responsiveness what he
lacked in physical power.
center must primarily be able to
pass the ball fast and accurately. No
matter what ability a man may have
as lineman. he cannot play the pivot
position unless he has absolute control
of the ball when he passes 1T to the men
in the hackfeld. The center ON a foot
ball team seldom receives much praise.