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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
INJURIES H0MESTEADER

WAILUKU, June S.--A serious accl-
dent occurred at Maliko this week. A
team of horses driven by young man
named Brown, whose father Is one of
the new homesteaders at Haiku, be-
came scared and started on a mad run
down the steep grade. The pole Of
the wagon had broken and at every
jump the stump OF the pole would hit
the horses. Brown hung desperately
to the team, but Was thrown off, the
wagon going over him. lie was un-
conscious when picked up, but soon
revived. and there seems to be nothing
more serious than few bruises. one
of the horses was quite severely cut
and is being attended to by DR.. Fitz-
gerald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
jim BARRY ASKS
fight HERE ON
JULY 4

Honolulu Is getting largely spotted
on the fight map. Within the last few
months the town has gone beyond the
'pork.and.bean" stage. and now top.
notch fighters are knocking at the
door.
This morning Jim Barry, one of the
Eest-known big fellows OF recent
years, cabled to Paddy Ryan, asking
the latter to arrange a match here for
July 4. Barry says that he is coming
through on the Zealandia due here
June "a, so he evidently expects, II
his plans carry, to put in a couple of
weeks OF hard training and get into
the ring In good shape to meet any
man that he may be matched against.
Paddy Ryan is out of the promoting
game now, but he is nevertheless keen
on clean sport. and Is ready to assist
In any way In getting Barry fight
here. The trouble Is In finding anyone
TO go against the big Italian Barry
has fought some of the best men In
the ring during the last seven years,
and has seldom given away weight. He
Will go into the ring between $50 and
1870. and this is more poundage than
any Of the local fighters carry.
Barry has been campaigning In
Australia for the last few months and
has had several fights. He lost 90.
round decisions to Sam McVey and
Sam Langford, and won from Bill
Lang.
There is a possibility of bringing
some fighter down from the Coast, but
Just at the present time It would be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

Speaker, now that the Democrats had
the upper hand.
Bryan realized that, from a success
full Speakership. Clark might naturally
and easily step into position os a Pres
idential candidate.
Also, when Clark pointed to Under
wood as one upon whom he, Clark.
would confer the Craftsmanship of the
ways and means committee, Bryan was
wise enough to add the Alabaman to
the list of White House possibilities.
Underwood would draw the tariff
bill. which would OFFER relief to the
people from the burdens and exactions
OF the Payne saidrlch measure. The
candidate might easily be Underwood
instead of Clark
When the extra session was called
and the new Democratic House about
to convene, Bryan, with nothing but
himself on his mind. came hotfoot to
Washington. He did not come to os-
tablish harmony. but to make trouble
and SOW tares of dissension where all
should be peace.
His Arrogance Thinly Disguised.
with an arrogance only thinly dis
guised beneath his combination man
ner of Pecksniff and Uriah Heep, Bry-
an sought to shove aside both Clark
and Underwood and take into his own
hands the reins of House control.
As though no one could so much as
dream of disputing his supremacy, he
set himself up as the official gun point
err at Democracy.
First. finding out what Clark and
Underwood had in tentative mind in
the way OF revising downward the
tariff, he challenged and discredited
their program, and ordered finally that
! they put steel, lumber and iron ore on
the free list.
Bryan quickly decided that neither
Clark nor Underwood would recognize
his authority as a self elected party
| boss.
Who was he that he should play die
/ tator to the Democracy of the House !
Certainly not his three defeats for the
Presidency, and each worse than that
which preceded IT,
Under his leadership his own State
of Nebraska repudiated him az its men,
tor, had become solidly Republican, and
was only half redeemed by the Demo
Gratis as the result of the Payne Aid
| rich betrayal
Clark and Underwood refused to lis
ten to Bryan. Bryan pretended to b.
disappointed, but In truth was wei
pleased What he aimed at was no
tariff reform, his sole purpose in Is
suing his tariff orders had been 4
bring about split and schism anon
B., the House Democrats, and proven
either Clark or Underwood from grow
ing into White House stature.
So he assailed Underwood in hi
"Commoner," while as natural rotor
to Clark he worked even harder thai
ever at initiating the Wilson boom.
As House affairs proceeded Brya
watched every move When differ
encc occurred between Democrat
} members he was prompt and malignan
to hand to widen, not close, the breach
deepen, not heal, the wound
Thus was II in connection with tn
Money Trust investigation Thus wa
1t upon "A dozen other House occa
sions.
Bryan, slick, adroit, studied to be
J, trouble maker and sower of tn
I seeds OF strife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
BITTER ATTACK
ON BRYAN MADE
BY v. R. HEARST

William Randolph Hearst's attacks
on Bryan are daily growing more bit
ter. In view of the formal launching
of the Bryan boom yesterday in West
Virginia. the following from Hearsts
San Francisco Examiner Is of much
interest:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 30
There is still hope for two more bat
tleships The Senate has the bill, from
which the House so strangely omitted
battleships, and so with the merest
flourish OF a pen, dropped the United
States from second to fifth place as
worlds naval power Also, II indf-
cations are to be regarded, the Senate
will put back those battleships which
the House so foollshly left out.
In such event. the business will re-
cur in the House, when 1t Is hoped
that the Democrats, therein assembled.
will see a light, a battleship light, and
set themselves most properly In the
naval way they should go.
In advance of possible House action
In this connection It would be time
neither wasted nor thrown away to
inquire what, as an important bug be-
meath the chip, lay at the bottom OF
the Democratic rejection Of BATH e 'ps.
H.. ., arv,n,. ln,srf.r,pee.
Ar,er a carefuI review of the whole
ba,t,osbin story and a backtrackIng
n, tho s,,uation m its source 7 do not
hesitate 10 saw that tho nresent House
refusal 10 build battleships is due
| ,,rgoI, IN the intorferepce of the
InimicaI Rrvan
Certainly tho Nebraskan's name was
emp,oved in caucus by James OF Ken
tucly and Bryan was quoted az
apaIns, battloships. and in favor of
using what millions should go into
them in the erection of public build
Inps
| I, short Rryan favored a policy OF
snendInp millions in public improve
| nents which an enemy might batter
down. without making ADEQUATE prep.
aratIons for their defense against tn,
batterinp potentialities of that enemy
True Bryan's interference, when h,
i allowed lanes I'm caucus to use hi,
name was in its impulse selfish. III,
was moved not by patriotism, but al
anxiety to make himself the party,
presidential nominee. He was thinking
not of battleships, but Bryan.
Az was recently published In thes,
columns. BRYAN Is an eager candldat,
for the White House, and expects moth
ing more confidently than that he will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
Mongolia Due Monday Afternoon.

The first OF The coming Week gives
abundant promise of being busy sea
son along the local waterfront. Aero
grams received last evening from two
TRANSATLANTIC steamers are as follows:
P. NJ. S. $, Mongolia, en- route from
Yokohama to Honolulu, s p, M, June
7.--l269 miles from Honolulu, all
well, will arrive p. IN. Monday.
NJ. N. S. S. Wilhelmina, en- route
from San Francisco to Honolulu, s p,
m. June 7.--1225 miles from Honolu,
lu, fine weather Ninety-nine cabin
passengers, nine steerage, 2S4 sacks
OF mail, forty.four packages of eX'
press. Due daylight Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

Il don't quite grasp the idea in this
poem of yours"
Don't try" advised the author, "a
man doesn't always have an idea every
time he writes a poem"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23
TAE EVENING PAPER.

The spirit of hustle-or do-it- with ln-this- which makes this city good place in which to live ani prosper. make the evening newspaper an absolute necessity. The now per son wants the news of now, and he wants 1t now. and not after 1t Is cold" and the thrill of It's significance Is lost The evening newspaper Is a now paper-as to news and as to ad- vertisng.
 In the long-ago times. when news travelled by slow-post, it mattered little as to whether a newspaper were to be Issued today. tomorrow or some time next week. But the now spirit rules today and nows travels at q time. .scornlng space-so that it be- comes very important as to whether the newspaper is published on the day things occur. or on the morning after.
 Readers of an evening newspaper are alert. They read their ow-paper because they are interested in the now lfe--in the now-happenings that make up the history of the day and In tho now opportunities to buy things which the ads. in a now paper will. quite appropriately present.
 The stamp of yesterday is erased from a good evening newspaper-ani,, the stamp of today shows all over 1t. It shows in It's news. its features. its ads. The first word about new bar gaIus Hlivn any store had to say will be said. always. in the evening says the first word ! about all worth-telling news.
 An advertisement in which there t3 | news interest should appear. always. 1 first in a good evening newspaper. For, il will make in that way. an r.. mediate appeal to people who live. l work. to think and act hour by hoIe ]
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23

these months showed loss of 33f.- 900. 900. the heavies. toll in the history of the country. with the single excep- ton of September. 1910. when forest fires in several sections of the country contributed to the aggregate amount.
 When it is recalled that the actual loss of property through fire Is only . part. probably less than one-half of the final total. the figures become more startling. There must be taken into consideration the upkeep of the fire departments. whose need would be obviated were construction fire proof. the administration expenses of the fire insurance companies. and the inestimable aggregate of wage losses resulting from factory fires. The total has been figured at an amount greater than the annual out put of precious metals in America.
 The condition of numerous fire in. surance companies in the districts particularly affected during the four months mentioned was weakened, and one or two withdrew from business
 The solution is pointed out by the clay products men as simple-buiid fireproof buildings of clay products and there will be no fires.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23

The pivot state in the primaries b, ing held to allow the peop.e rl the United States to eXpre.s tL-Is .hotce "i delegates to rcceiv. tb. Up.,lnd. ton al the Chicago c,I.,ulion. ueu. q spinning round so rtuid'y in ohio. fhat only q fellow wh1 has the lblHt' t' ride bucking bronco cc-l urs!n [, hold on and remain IT. trc s4ro.-. he bucking tccame SO strong in 4u about Cleveland that LaFollette was the only rider to heave in sight after the fellow with the big stick" cross ed the finishing line way in the lead.
 When the returns from the state Of Ohio were received the Nugget con ceded then and there the nomination of Roosevelt. and in this all good thinking republicans will have to concur. for the man who can go right into ohio and defeat the executive upon his own stamping ground is the fellow the party cannot very well af- ford to overlook in the Chicago con vcntion when all other matters have heen taken into consideration.
 We still concede to William Howard Taft, the honor of being a great man d strong president, and one entitled to the honor of a second term as ar endorsement of his good hard earnest work during the past three years and some two or three months; but thu party should not overlook any ad vantage to land it's man in the Whit House at the election to be pulled of this coming November IL will be ; hard fight, the democrats have, anC are experiencing a taste Of victory and will hold on with the grip of g bulldog to what little they have anC try 10 secure more. The victory thu democrats won last fall and thei majority in the house have given tC them a great fulcrum to help rais' their candidate into the chair located somewhere inside the White House and the republicans cannot afford t' be found sleeping at the switch. fo the democratic train may go scootinI past and get the right of way with clear track right through to the pres ldential chair.
 The successful candidate in tn coming election will have to be pop
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23
PHONE. MAIN NO. te.

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23

not in the past or the futur'. bur in today.
 No other kind of people read an evening paper. and in no other way may thatkin d of people be reached.
 There are not many lines of .vp' 'n this ncwspaper that have no new $ value" The paper is alive with th" days story-with the days mos' val uable news for shoppers. and h"ytr' of property. This descripti1i "e a newspaper could only arSy t' an evening paper. of course.
 Evening planning of morning shop ping is the rule in many homes or this citly. And wherever that practice is followed. the ads in this evening newspaper figure" in the plans. anu regulate the program to be followed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23
COMING EVENTS.
Outside ordinary mail closes every Monday and Thursday ct 5 o'clock.

Commence to look as if the Bear had hunted its hole. and will not gel, in communication with Nome until II enters the Bering sea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23
AMERICAN FIRE LOSS AN AP
 FALLING TOTAL.

Four consecutive months of 1911 showed a total loss from fire of s7o.- GOO. GOO in the United States. a round increase of so.OoO. .OOo over the cor responding months of 1910. One of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23
OUR CIRCULATION.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME, ALASKA, MAY g, is ?
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

l2. Standard Oil Go. 15, Carssens Gold Storage. i4. John J. Sesnon Co. office. i5. Headquarters Saloon. 2l. Recorders office. 24. Lawrence Hotel. Q. Ere department 5l. Discovery Saloon. 52. Yorkey's Cigar Store. 41. Paeit,e Cold Storage Go, Ssndspit. +2 Thlrd Ave. and Lanes Way.
 Engine House Phone Main e7. Seven Whistles, Water. Three Fire out
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23

Spring tonic. A hot bath, . warm room, and . big sissp st the Eits baths It's ssod medicine. opsn ell night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-23

Tn. homo paper Is the Nome Daily Nugget.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
u'INE FOR YOURSELF
Which il Bctter-Try an Experiment
or Profit by an Amarillo
Citizens Experience.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represent
cd
The statement OF man iiarturer
is not conyincing proof Of merit
nut no endorsement Of friends Is
Now sunposinS you had a bad back.
A Lame. Weak OF Achiue one
Would Won experiment ON it.
Yor win read Of many s0-ollle !
cures
Fnlo,saa bv strangers from far
away place.
H., different when tho endorse
ment comes from nome
Fasy 10 prove local TESTIMONY
Home ondorrcmon; g. fHe urooi
THAT backs every box q ulau Kid
ney pills
Read this case
Mrs A. Z Whitod, 2ol y Fill.
more St. Amarillo. Texas. says
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beneficial To MS that feel Justified
in recommending them &c persons af
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10. Thompson 4 Co.'S Drug store an'
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III
For sale by all dealers. Price s.
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the Un!tel
States.
Remember the name-noan's-
1 and take no other.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
KNIGHTS TEMP[An To
HOLD EASTER SERVICE

Amarillo Commandery No Is.
Knisht, Templar. have issued invita-
tions telling e. the Easter scrvi'e at
Tho Central PRESBYTERIAN Charch to-
morrow forenoon. at which time Rev.
IN Thomsea. the pastor viii preach
the sermon at u O'Clock. Following
IS the form Of invitation printed
Sir Knight:
You are hereby notified TO be
AZ the ASYLUM Of Amarillo Command
cry 40 As. Knights Templar, corner
Sixth and Polk Streets Sunday
morning. April :. lel2. at 10 o'clock
sh7rp. 10 attend the Special Faster
Service 10 be held with the Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Amarillo.
Teyss Come in full uniform. ard
be on hand promptly at 10 o'clock
GEO sTAPLETON. +. c.
IL SERVICE. Recorder
Following Is an outline OF the pro-
Iprm announced
Prelude: Concert Overture
! lFarlkcsN
Professional HYMN Onward Chris
Titan soldiers
Tho Lords PRAYER Minister and
isr KNIGHTS.
naepansiyc Reading Psalm o.
I1Hrto. ara Congregation al'orn1i
ln
anthem Christ Is Risen To-day
! Ogmnu
/ Scripture Lesson.
| pr7ycr.
| IIymn. an Hall the Power Of le
g Name
Ouertorv "Allceretto' CGluck
IEahms)
OFFERING
Conservation ~ Offerinc
Solo The Resurrection tShel
. .lpvl Mrs Van Malta, with violi'
.l.glto hv Mrs Horace Russell
Sermon Rey. r. Thomson.
( PRAYER.
Apostles Greed minister and 81
IEuights a. present.
. Hymn can standing
BonediCtion
postlrde "Marche Religicusc
, / .Guilmaut Sir knights recover M
b. if carry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
The nnnrrr hftcr Grin

lies often IN a rundown system
Weakness, nervousness lack OF appe'
tito. cneray and ambition, with dis
ordered liver and kidneys often tol-
low an attack Of this wretched dis
ease The greatest need then .s
Electric Buters. The glorious tonic
blood purifier and regulator Of stom
ach. liver and kAroys Thousand.
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves. build up o.,
system and restore 10 health and goo.
spirits after an attack OF Grip. j
suffering try them. Only 30 cents
Sold and perfect satisfaction guaran
teed by Amarillo Drug Store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
OUTSIDE INTERls1'IA
TRADES EXCURSION KEEN

Letefs are being received daily
from cities md towing 49, the pro
posed route Of the M&fhh Auto
Trades Excursion that Is to start OUT
Monday May 8. asking for detailed
statement as to schedule and other
matters o fconoern These letters
are being answered. and It Is under
stood that not only the publicity. but
the executive committee viii make
answers 10 these combinations, and
will also send out independently let
ters TO friends in personal way. and
10 members Of the various CONNER
cial organizations. This being done
80 that as nearly as possible, the
\ people along the route will be pre-
pared for the reception OF the ANA
rillo party.
1t is now rather certain that the
plans originally announced viii dom
mate the excursion The stops will
In most part as ALREADY Indicated,
and n changes are made, they will
be- of the most minor character.
Already stopping points are being
prepared for the comfort and oonyen-
once of the oXcursicnists, and % IS
stated hy those in Cuarge or this ven
ture. that enthusiasm Is growing hers
and elsewhere
Local COMMITTEES are busy with de-
tails incident 20 the excursion, and
the meeting Monday night viii be
one Iu which q great deal OF inter.
cs, and enthusiasm will be developed
The officers and members OF IN,
board of directors Of the Chamber oil
Comorce have expressed their inten
tou 10 attend the meeting. This was
| boo response 10 a cordial inyitatlo'
Irom the executive committee, and b
is understood that other interests mo-
heretofore strongly Identified will b.
present
Auto men from some of the lead
lug cities in the state are 10 be herr
10 participate in the excursion. Tht
is true despite the fact that some o
the original intentions with refer
once to the run, have been changed
This statement has reference 10 tn
rules under which the cars will rul
with special regard to the racing an
endurance features as a contest. tn
auto committee has forcgone q mum
Der Of the strictly racing feature.
In order 10 accommodate the meT
4 chants interest
This change in original plans WiI
4 allow longer stops In the more ipI
4 portant and even the minor station
along the route. The auto mel
4 state that thew realize their interest
To- De- Identical with those OF the mei
chants. and whatsoever IS for ih
GOOD of me other business men, wi
De ala, good for them They had 90
sired ~ make this road run win th
endurance and economy tests siron-l
featured. but when 1t was found tha
1 the Interests OF the merchants mieh
not be properly protected. they do
clare that they had no desire TO b
selfish and passed up the tests a
such
Tickets for the passage on the trl
will be- in the hands or the TREASURED
Charles I. Ware this afternoon, an
from this time forward until the da
for the close of the list which wi
probably be about April 20, 10 !
announced following the next NEE
ing Of the participants in the cNcu
sion Monday night fneNt week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06

Phone :Oi for fresh fish; plenty
nice fat hens; choice cuts Of meats
OF all kinds. +. & NJ. Market. COL
Polk. 1872 &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
Notice.

All Sir Knights Of Amarillo Com
mandery are notified 10 mcc. at the
Masonic Hall Sunday m3rnln, at ~
O'Clock sharp to attend Easter ser
vice AZ the PRESBYTERIAN chnreh All
visit NIX Sir Knights are very cord
ialijy invited TO atteiC
J J. SERVICE.
.183 .p Recorder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06

It's full weight and no waits when
you order your coal from US. Ken
yon Grain 4 Coal Co. phone rs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06

Senator Smith Of Carolina has de-
clared for Woodrow Wilson for Tres
ldent
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-19
BURGLARS ~ ENTE 5S& STORE AND
Iys5s BLOW SAFE AT MCLEOD j
NORTH JDAt<o TA.5s 3sSSi

MCLEOD, N. D., July 19. Burglars
entered the general store Of p. &L.
Larson Of Mcleod, and after blowing
up the safe, got away unnoticed. .ss
When Mr., Larson arrived at the
store. he found chat the front door had
been pried open and tools from the
500 car house, which were used to.
gain entrance to the building, lay near
by. He was at once alarmed and went
to the postoffice in the rear end Of the
store, where he found the safe door,
blown open and mems work shirts and
overalls scattered in every direction. n
The burglars had removed the
handle from the safe and placed a
stick of dynamite in the hole. They
then wrapped new overalls and shirts
around the dynamite and in front of
the safe to muffe the sound. >s& = 2.a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-19
BUSINESS HOUSES ATT FARGO
SWEPT BY FLAMEs-DAM-
AGE REACHES SIS 5000. Il

p - 3 4 4
FARGO, N. D., July 19,--What is
roughly estimated as a $4,000 fire
swept the Rockwell Pantorium and the
Blooston Billiard parlors in Stones old
music hail on, First avenue north early
Saturday morning about 2:3O O'Clock.
The exact origin Of the confagration is
not yet known as the flames had gain
ed an excellent start by the time the
department was notified. 4 r. ~. +
Although the two business houses
are virtually a complete loss, strange
to relate, the second floor of the build.
ing containing music and dance hall, is
unframed. The floors in the Blooston
parlors gave way, with the weight OF
the billiard tables, all of which sank
into the basement filled with water,
The whole morning was spent in pump.
ing out the water from the Blooston
basement. ,..'