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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
ON THE
ECONOMY PLAN
BY j. 4. BREcKoNs.

Especial Correspondence of the starr
WASHINGTON, D. c., June &c.
Because the advocates of a dollar-a-
day pension bill insisted at the eau
Gus June IA that if any legislation
outside Of tariff bills should be in
cluded in the Democratic program
for this session the consideration OF
the Hay omnibus military bill and
two measures of great interest to-
the navy were laid aside for the
present at least. A subsequent cau-
Gus may reverse this action, but just
at present it does not appear that
Democratic leaders are ready to open
up the legislative program so as to
let anything go through with the eX-
ception of tariff bills, most of which
have been either passed or reported
out.
The action of the Democratic car-
Gus stirred up a feeling of resentment
in the Senate which may force a
change in the program of the House.
The Senate leaders have already let
the Democrats know that they do not
propose to permit them to arrange
the entire legislative program for the
session. With considerable emphasis
a number of the more Influential
members of the Senate have asserted
that if the House pigeon-holes all Of
the bills sent over from the other end
of the Capitol the Senate will give
the same treatment to the House
bills. The Senators have always con-
ceded to the House the right to orig
mate revenue bills but has insisted
that the Senate is a coordinate
branch of the legislative department,
and as a consequence must partici-
pate in general legislation. If the
! House should yield to the Senate and
open up it's calendar to other bills
than tariff legislation, it would be diff
cult to predict just what bills will
be put through Congress at this SEES
sion.
Chairman Hay addressed the eau
Gus at some length, declaring that mis-
omnibus military bill will result ir
something like a saving of six mil
lion dollars in the expenses of main
tanning the army. He declared tina
it was in line with the general polio,
of economy adopted in the caucus o
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
BEST OBTAINABLE.

Your physician cannot prescribe a
better remedy than Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints, and his fee
will far exceed the cost of bottle Of
this famous medicine. Get it today
and be prepared 1t never fails to
bring relief For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13

Fine Job Printing at Star Ohee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
Prosperity

Comes to those who pay close atten-
ton to investments, the collection of
interest, rents, etc. The average man
has little time for these things, but
can have the services of a reliable
Trust Company for a small percent
age of the receipts.
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Easy as a Catboat.

Easy as a Catboat.
Pilot julius Adler, who took charge
of the Olympic on her first arrival
here, said: She handles like a cat
boat" As to her steadiness, the pas
sengers reported having slept as
soundly as they are used to sleeping
in their own homes ashore, only more
breeze and ventilation. The weather
for the voyage was generally fine, al
though a little fog was met toward
the end. South and west winds,
strong to light, were reported most
of the way across.
When preparing for the great ship
to be berthed today the owners found
that a huge fleet of tugs would be
necessary to warp her in.
So many requests have been re-
ceived to visit the ship, in fact, that
the company announced today that it
has set apart the coming Friday and
Saturday as public inspection days.
incidentally an admission fee will be
charged, the proceeds to be given to
the Seamen's Fund.
Striking Ship Statistics.
Figures speak most concisely and
eloquently of the supremacy of the
Olympic. The following table re-
cords a remarkable advance in the di-
mansions of the latest and greatest
cOnquerer of Neptune:
Tonnage, registered $4,000
Tonnage, displacement $4,000
Length over all .........SS2 it. in
Breadth over all ......... 80 it. 6 in
Breadth over boat deck =. "a it. 0 in
Height from bottom of keel
to boat deck ......... 81 it. in
Height from bottom of keel
to top of captains house .1O5 it. Z in
Height of tunnels above
casing ...........,.... 70 it. 0 in
Height of tunnels above
boat deck ............S1ft. 6 in
Distance from top of funnel
to keel ................175 #. 0 in
Number of steel decks ...... II
Number of watertight bulk
heads ................. IL
Passengers carried .......... $500
Grew '................ S6l
The gigantic size of the vessel is
best appreciated when it is recalled
that in length she overtops by 1921
feet the height of the Metropolitan
Tower in New York-the highest of
flee building in the world, and 1921
feet beyond the height of the new
/ Woolworth building now under con
struction. She is four times as long
as the height of the famous Bunker
Hill monument, and 327 feet longer
than the height of the Washington
Monument,
Bilge or fn-keels prevent the boat
from rolling, and the machinery is the
unique combination of reciprocating
engines operating the two wing
propellors and a low-pressure turbine
operating the centre propeller. This
ingenious combination eliminates all
vibration, with its accompanying dis
comforts, and assures that most i'm,
portant Of all qualities, absolute
steadiness at sea.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13

Gable Address "DuTsenbers" Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
FILLING MATERIALS.

Filling materials, for swampy
places, low lands, old cesspools. etc,
for sale. Geo. M. Yamada, Office 20S
McCandless bldg. Tel. 2157.
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Ten Tugs Helped.

Ten tugs helped her in. As she got
river boats, piers and other
scales of comparison her real magni-
tude began to be apparent. The har-
mony Of her lines concealed, her rec
crd-breaking qualities when she lay
out in the bay. She truly asserted
herself when her eleven-decked
height moved by the piers. The Olym-
pic sails back on June rs to COM
plete her first round trip.
Captain e. j. Smith made no effort
to crowd her engines on this first
voyage, but the White Star people
were happy, as they say this is a rec
ord for their ships and means that
the Olympic will be depended on az
a "six-day liner"
Over the short northerly route, she
may dock after this on Tuesdays. She
is not intended to beat the Maure.
tania's $4,000 horsepower turbines
with her 10000 horsepower recipro.
eating engines and 10000 horsepower
turbines.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-13
Special Nugget Serviee.

FARGO, \. b. May 3--A tornado, one of the worst to have been realized in this section of the country in many years, swept a large part of this town away last night and also did consid- erable damage to the towns of Marion and Felton. The local courthouse had a narrow escape from being entirely destroyed when a sudden gust of wind carried away part of its foundations Many homes. barns and sheds were picked up and carried for great dis tances by the disastrous tornado, and several hundred head of cattle were killed. Large fields of grain were com pletely destroyed. this item alone meaning a loss of thousands of dollars to the farmers.
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GO TO THE No,TH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
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When in Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all light. Steam heat.
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Malt Extract" a good spring tonic Seward Commercial Co.
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TORNADO SWEEPS OVER
 NORTH DAKOTA TOWNS

Marion and Felton sustain a propor- tionally large property loss.
 Although none were seriously injured during the disastrous disturbance. sev- eral were picked bodily off of their feet by the on-rushing land gale. and were carried for several blocks before they were deposited in heap in some remote place.
 Work will be started soon and all three of the tornado swept towns will commence to rebuild immediately. The surrounding cities have dispatched temporary supplies of tents, food. etc, to this town and these will be used until the many homes are rebuilt
 Try Bartlett water from Seward
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Job work at the Nugget.
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HUMPHREYS PET PROJECT
WOULD ESTABLISH coALING STA.
 TON NEAR coRDoVA.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 9- Congress Humphrey has agan started agitation favoring coaling station to be established either at Orca inlet Cordova or at Resurrection bay. Con gressman Humphrey is working hard for the establishment of a station at either of these places and although he is practically without any support. he is making some headway.
 The congressman contends that it is essential and vitally necessary that a coaling station be built on one of these ports. as he contends that Alaska is not immune from an attack by Japan or from other oriental countries
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SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the School Building, in Nome School Dis trict. Alaska an election will be held for Treasurer of the School Board, to be elected for term of three (3) years.
 The polls will be open at o'clock o'clock D. m. of the same day. Dated at Nome. Alaska. this the Sth day of May, 1911.
 w. NJ. EDDY.
 City Clerk, Nome, Alaska.
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REMEMBER THE NAME. For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main 151.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-13
CUNNINGHAM
 CASES ENDED
HUGHES MAY APPEAL TO SU- PRIME COURT IF ADVERSE DE
 cISIoN IS RENDERED.
Special Nugget Servies.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 10- land cases was concluded here today
 Attorney Hughes declares that if an adverse decision is rendered by the de partment. he will appeal the case tc the supreme court No information can be secured as to what action is likely to be taken in the matter and all arc compelled to wait patiently until 8 decision is handed down authoritaiveiy
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Try Bartlett water from Seward Commercial Co
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LORD MAYOR ENDORSES
 WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILL
Nugget Special Service.

LONDON. May 13.-The lord mayor has endorsed the woman suffrage bill which provides for further rights for the females of this community The over this country with great effect.
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TWO APOSTLES DROPPED
 FROM MORMON CHURCH
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SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. May 13.- Two apostles were dropped from the Mormon church of this city when it was discovered that they were guilty of the practice of polygamy The re- cent reform in the Mormon church no longer permits man to maintain a household with more than one spouse
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HOUSE CALLS FOR
 SEAL FISHERIES RECORDS
Special Nugget Servies.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May l3.- Evidencing the signs of a projected in- ]. vestigation. the house has called for the records of the Alaska seal fisheries for the past six years It Is believed that this industry will he probed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-13
BOIL ALL YOUR DRINKING
 WATER

Health Officer Sloan has given out the order that all drinking water from now on until Moonlight spring water arrives should be boiled.
 People who wish to take no chances regarding their health will do well to heed the warning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-13

For the best and cheapest meal in town go to Modini's Cafe. Only first class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-13

A good combination from Seward Commercial Co. a gallon of Lacey and box of Africanas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
DID FRISCO OR
 MORAN QUAKE?

Tclograms are reaching Nome from people who were scared nearly to death over the account of san Francisco be- ing destroyed. and had sent out wires to friends in the doomed citN They all state nothing stirring out of the ordinary"
 There may have been a slight shock which happens daily in 'h" vicinity of Frisco. eur correspondent has is sued two search warrants. OF tracers to locate the scene of the disaster. He reports Frisco too busy engaged in celebrating and preparing for the big fight to notice any shock. in thal vicin- ity so he will try S@u Jose and santa Clara.
 our correspondent expects |" hear from his tracers this afternoon and should he locate where there has been an earthquake he will wire up al once. As the Nugget goes tp press al noon today, We will not hear anything more on account of the I'nit'd states signal office being closed. But all can rest assured that no quake of impnrtncc has visited Frisco or California for that matter in tn" past week
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
NOME CELEBRATING
 FOURTH OF JULY

As we are going to press or putting on the finishing touches at eleven o'clock. the big parade k forming with many prominent people in line and taking part.
 The band is a minus. but buglcs are in evidence and their martial notes lends the air of the Glurinus Fourth of July to the occasion
 First came the stan on horseback. then the boys from Fort Davis with six buglers. and the big base drum. then came thesmarines from the Bear. head eel by a mascott in the form of a goat
 The fire department and If" say- ing station crews were there in th, parade and the city dads had a team to themselves with Dr F.. F. Hill to lend dignity to the bunch.
 The N. ]. Rowe team with dccora tions and load of school children was one of the hest features of the parad"
 The boys from the fort and the ma rincs from the Bear are to be eongrat ulatcd, for had they staid away We would have had to secure search warrant to locate the Fourth of July parade this year.
 The fire department and th" life saving crew. as well as the men on horseback are to h" congratulated then the little children. and Dr Hl tn, main features of the parade.
 The streets were crowded with peo- pie to see the parade and they enjoyed
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
WILL DRILL
 ON MELBOURNE

w l. Keene leaves tomorrow morn ing with a crew of men to drill the property he has bonded for S5o,0o0 on East Melbourne. near Cripple consist ing of 22O acres. for the purpose of in staling his dredge on the property should prospects warrant.
 The drill will be a hand one and op- erated by crew of four men. The property has been prOspected and shows up we'll for dredging purposes, In fact all the claims in that vicinity are good dredging propositions. some three machines will be installed there before long. one being now put togeth- CT.
 MT Keene will move his dredge onto the property should the prospect show up as reported from the ordinary hand prospecting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
ONLY 4 WHALERS
 THIS SUMMER

Captain Bodhsh. who k now in port with the whaler Herman, has given out the information that the whaling busi- ness is slowly but surely dying out
 This summer there Is but four whal- CTS in the Northern waters. while in the past there were a dozen or more.
 The whale is only good for the bone and since the substitute for the article was discovered by the Frenchman, the demand for that is limited. We have the Jeannette in command of Captain Porter the Herman in command oi Captain Bodfish, Karlick in command of Captain Foley. and the Belevcdier in eoRmand of Captain Cottle.
 No great catch has been reported this season although some whalebone has been picked up in the Siberian coast from the natives who hunt all the year round for the huge fish or animals
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.D|Az SAYS PEOPLE
 ARE UNGRATEFUL

h.yamr ynt..n'.I n.. naya ur.,U from mr as f n..r rae.r worst su.. my
 niaz ~ showing Eh. G,.r .f hau- dctnran-d a~ they eau r aN,r hrIe anI he is now an autrasr. hur has pIeur or mou,N la IlNg m Ia,ae. t.r rest ar his natural days. which ara f.u aa,nr# mg Ca IH, prs~.u. state ar H- health Hr Is piuiuG away h.,HW-r hr cannot he restored Go power n Mexico ud hoping and praying that 8, win r-.stE- a call from his p,aple .n return and assume the rrins of government
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Nugget Special Service.

LONDON July 4-pn" hundred thnuusand children Were the gu"~l- "i King George and queen MafN harr Saturday at crystal Palace.
 It was great occasion for fhr young children who had gathered tn- gethcr in the great glass covered ~lrur- lure. All the hundred thousand ehil- dr-n were there as th" special gHr~'~ nf the king and queen. Long ""t",r the hour for the royal pair ta arriN" Hyde Park was being "Nyrrn with thousands of children dressed m whit" with sashes of many different eai"IS around the little tots dresses and r"' Q
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
EX,CH|EF
 FAST IN DRAG NET

The committee and councilmcn who are for better government are parad- ing the streets in automobiles having a band with them. and big sign floating to the breeze. We win another Watch our smoke" another This is a starter" and several more just as suggestive.
 The verdict came as a Surpri~" for manly believed it would bc hung jury although many men who have been running games in the past were forced to admit that they had paid certain sums to Wappcustrin during the time he was chief The jury returning in such a short time proved the evidence was convincing and he was guilty as charged in the indictment
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. July Councilman God dard last evening demanded the r.npt- al of City Engineer Thomson for grating in his department. .xt.udin- over a period of many years.
 Councilman Goddard stated tu the other members of the city council that he has knowledge of million graft perpetratod by the city engineer dur ing his terms of office.
 That contracts for improvements have cost the city mor" than any other city in th" United States. that tho cost of sidewalks and paving streets way out of proportion That tn" contracts wcr" always Ter ou the approval uf Thomson. who reported the progress Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
Nuaaet Special Serv ee.

IENJ9tN oFSNTaT oNT ~I'
 QUEBEC July Two passenger steamers cullidrd here .u a d.ne. fng last night just littl" Way from th" mouth of the river. The steamers were the Aranmourr bound To ~,a with 30 load of passengers and freight and thr General Wolfr returning into thr rttrr with several passengers Th, force uf the compact Was great enough to send the General Wolfe to th. bottom uHh. in few minutes after thr y,~-sl- struck but the passengers and ,raH Were saved
 Roth steamers were blovug their whistles at stated intervals bu. ou, coming into the river and the uth.r putting to sea from up stream allowed
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
AVIATOR WINS THE
 $14,OOo PRIZE

mel is not considered much of a flight for aviators are flying greater dis tancos dailN \ hundred miles in an airship is not considered great flight now. while a year ago to fly across the channel was considered one of the fcats of the year
 Pierre is a long distant flyer and has made a fortune living for prizes in the past year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
100000 CHILDREN
 GUESTS K|NG-QUEEN

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it and wondered where the band was. rrhl- afternoon the main features will he pulled off when the games for prizes will be contested for the oratiou of the day made by Judge Murauo. and the drdicatnry speech of the park made by United States District Attorney Radcy Then thr school children are to sing a song that win he special fea ature for they have been training for som" time. and other features are in store for the people
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LONDON. July 4.-Picrre Vdrinc. the noted French aviator, has been awarded the fourteen thousand dollar prize for the long distant flight here i'm England.
 The aviator has made many long distance flights since leaving France on June 19 The total of his flights since that day equals nine hundred and fifty miles. in different entries and contests he has entered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
Nugget Special Service.

CORRU'NA. July 4-The rNilrd ruler of Mexico DiaZ iS now Wandrr,r nNrr the face of the globe, or the southern part of Europe. In am int"rNrW tn local paper stated that the country he had ruled for a generation Was p"opl"d hy a class of people wh' were very uugrateful. That SO long as hv had the power tr rule them and hold them
 in check they looked upun him as their father. and the country developed un- der his regime. "But since old age has been creeping upon me and | have
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
CLAD KILL PASSES
 PHYSICAL ExAMI,.~TIoN

Claud Kel who passed in his exam ination for studies to the Academy at Annapolis. has recently passed his physical examination and is now ad- mitted as a full Hedge member of the United States Academy at Annapolis.
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Nugget special Service.

Nugget special Service.
 SEATTLE. July 4.-Thc jury after being out for a few hours returned a verdict of guilty against eX-Chicf of Police Wappenstcin for ace 'pting bribes and grating.
 The jury found tn" accused guilty of accepting a thousand dollar bribe n,m Gerald and Tuppor for allowing gam bling to he carried on and giving them protection of the police tu the giiIn- lcrS
 The verdict is hailed as q great yIc- tory to the people who have been trying to move heaven and earth tn clear the polluted atmosphere of Seat tie and they are celebrating today in a manner that was not on the program.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
Nugget Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3-3:3O D. m.-Everything is in readiness to pull off the big fight tomorrow the Fourth. Wolgast is the favorite in the betting. the odds on him having gone from ten to eight three days ago, until now tie best one can get is two to one.
 Crowds of sports are arriving to at tend the fight and it is expected thlt several thousand people will with ss the contest.
 Moran is down to weight and is rest ing today. His packers claim that the odds are all out of proportion and are
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
PASSENGER BOATS
 COLLIDE ON ATLANTIC

h,'nr. .0,# "ar. .f.r. uf t. rn. General Wolf. .w.m.u..G fa .EIng aHt nf th. ua. whom ,l. Aun.a#. auE- "I up u rhr fog uu' Aas struck nu tn. hr.1a-.d. .u''in- a ..r-,. haHs u .rr hrlnN tn, water 'm Wn, tn, tN,u steamers Nau. t.g.rH.. tH. ua--,uGrr- and ar-., ef sHa G#H.. Wolfe a,r. transferred and uUau H Araumlure Iha,...a a#.. t.. ef..r boat -.rf.,J daHu and #H. -... ..f fn. .5g't h.. HsfiH fU. HH'.H
 Room and board by the day week or month at the Crescent.
 Subscribe for the Nome Daily Ma ee. S2o0 a moot
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SEATTLE ENGINEER
 ACCUSED OF GRAFT

rho work O K tb. n..- ana U.. boz come a wealthy mau at tE. avr,us. of tH" pinp"rt| nNn.r- !. ... .... !. H. hay. h"ou mad. poor through excas-Iv. taxation for Improvements
 "I kunN if E. serious fni.- g.. charge am .N-miuJ-.rr with heu- I graft"r for Thomson Is Haf an ,.gtu- e"r pHN what l.. has picked uI. Her. af tNe .Npsu-. vf fh. city. auH .. t.- minister Ae alI know that"
 The Eagle handles nothing but bond ed whiskies. With one exception No. Monogram. A distilled product is ne cessariy pure. All bonded whistles are distilled, and when something is pure, nothing can be purer
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
VICTORIA SAILS AT TEN.
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. July 4.-Thr steamer Nie- toria for Nome Is scheduled tn sail far the North an ten n.gla,h thI~ maruiu1 with an the freight -he cam yarrl anal many passengers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
BOY FOR HANSEN.

A hoy was horn to Mir and AIrs Hans Hansen on R street yr~terdal Dr Mustard in attendance