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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-11
NIEszCzE$CIE ma MICH|GAMIE.
Fatalna kolizya parowc6w. Cztery osoby uto-
ne1y W poblizu Indiana Harbor.
ZAB0JSTWO..
Lokator zamordowaI wIasciciela domu.
Okropne morderstwo.

Gazety angielskie w dzisiej-
szych porannych wydaniach
przypominaja Polakom morder--
ststwo dokonane przez kilku Po-
lakow ma osobie Freda Guelzowa.
Wczoraj bowiem W dzielnfcy
p6}nocno zachodniej banda O.
pryszkow zamordowala policyan-
ia, Karola T. Jones re stacyi po-
licyjnej przy Rawson ulicy. Nor
du dokonano W szopie pnr. 1888
Girard Utica.
Banda ia oddawna podobno
teroryzowala publicznoSc W dziel-
nicy poinocno zachodniej
wczoraj detektyw Jones i Karol
Gierman otrzymali byli rozkaz
cd swego szefa, by wszystkich
ptaszkow wyiapali. Detektywi
zapedzili drabow do szopy pod
powyzszym numerem. Banda
ciagle przesiadywa}a ma rogu u
lie Bloomingdale road Girard.
Szajka zabarykadowala sic W
szopie i ME chciaia wpuscic poll
cyantow. Detektywi rozbili drzwi
i wpadli do szopy. Tam nastapila
straszna walka, detektywow To-
try obskoczyli, wydarli i'm re-
wolwery i nastepnie Jonesa jego
wiasnym rewolwerem postrzelili.
Gierman zostai zbity do ME
przytomnosci. Po dokonaniu NOR
du wszyscy bandyci uciekli. Gier-
man zatelefonowai po policyan-
tow. Jonesa chciano zabrac do
szpitala, umari jednak W drodze
z ran odniesionych. Piec kul zna-
leziono W jego ciele,
o lie wczoraj dowiedziec sic
by1o MONA, W bandzie tel byli
takze Polacy. Wczoraj rozeszla
sic takze pogioska, re wlasciwe-
go mordu dokonaf iotr narodo-
wosci niemieckiej, ME Polak.
Jones pozostawia po. sobie
wdowe siedmioro dzieci, Byi to
cziowiek trzezwy ! cieszyl sic
bardzo dobrym rekordem.
Po morderstwie kapitan Healy
wydai rozkaz, by wszystkich po-
dejrzanych W dzie1nicy poinocno-
zachodniej natychmiast areszto-
wano. Ia wiele jest band oprysz-
kow, "a wiele iobuzow zbiera sic
DO ulicach. Kapitan utrzymuje,
re odtad bedzie sic inaczej z To-
buzami obchodzii. Kazdy czlonek
takiej handy zostanie aresztowa-
ny j posiany do wiezienia.
Orgie noworoczne.
Jacob Riis, znany socyolog z
Nowego Yorku, miai wczoraj od-
czyt ma temat orgii noworocz-
nych. w sail orkiestry Thomasa
zebrai sic tium ludzi, ktory bu-
rzliwie oklaskiwai Riisa 2rzy-
.rzek} pracowac mad tenn, by poli-
-cya tutejsza wmieszaia sic do wy
brykow noworocznych j raz i'm
ieb ucieia.
Riss, mowiac o orgiach nowo-
rocznych W Nowym Yorku ,az-
wal je ,,saturnaliami pijanych
mezczyzn i kobiet, ktorzy stracili
zmysiy, ogiupieli."
Zamiast orgii tego rodzaju,
Riss radzii urzadzac nabozeh-
silva dziekczynne zebraria pubii-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-11
TeIegramy zagTaniGzne.
Interwencya?


Paryz, II listopada. = Podob-
no szesc g}ownych mocarstw:
Austrya, Francya, Rosya, Anglia,
W3ochy j Niemcy - zmierzaja do
porozumienia w celu wspolnego
zapobiezenia zajeciu stolicy Tur-
cyl przez Bulgarow; zamyslaja o.
ne same okupowae Konstantyno-
pol: ma sic to stac tylko czaso-
wo, prowizorycznie, to "a zgo-
d. Turcyi; celem tel akcyi ma
bye ochrona obcokrajowcow, "a
mieszkaiych W Konstantynopo-
lu (?), o ktorych obawiaja sic O.
golnie, re i'm .Turcy rzez urza-
dza, uchodzac z miasta pred
BuIgarami. Po zawarciu pokoju
mocarstwa mialyby zwrocic
Konstantynopol.
- Bulgaria oswiadczyia mo-
carstwom, re rowniez ME mySli
na stale brac Konstantynopola
ME podoba sic to jednak mocar-
stwom j zapewne interweniowac
beda, o lie miedzy niemi samemi
dojdzie do porozumienia. Podob-
na tez opinia przewaza taxa, re
Turkom nalezy pozostawic Kon-
stantynopol, Bosfor j Dardanel-
le.
- Buigarya urzedowo okresla
tax sytuacye: Liga Balkanska
chetnie uznaje usiiowania nbezin-
teresowne" mocarstw dla spTawy
Pokoju, ale ME zyczy sobie, by
sic mocarstwa zbytnio opiekowa-
" panstwami Balkanu. Panstwa
Baikanu chca wspoldzialac mo-
earstwami, ale ,,tylko ma podsta-
vie zasady: ,,r6wny z rownymi" .
Petersburg, II listopada. =
Gazety rosyjskie bez obsionek
stosuja pogrozki pod adresem
Austryi = z tel przyczyny, re ia,
przeszkadzajac Serbii W zajeciu
Albanii, chce ja pozbawic jej wo-
iennei, krwawo okupionej zdoby-
czy. Rosya przypomina, re ma
podstepna polityke austryackq
patrza Anglia, Francya ! Rosya
te ME pozwola na ukrzywdzenie
Serbii i na nieprawna korzyse Au-
stryi.
Wieden, IL listopada. = lnte-
resy Austryi So tym szkopufem'
D kt6ry rozbic sic moze sPra-
wa tax sztucznie uciazliwie pod
Srzymywanego pokoju euroPeJ-
skiego. Austrya zaznacza, re ME
godzi sic ma zadania Serbii, ale
uieprawda So pogioski, by pre-
civ niej miala wystapic woJen-
ME; owszem chce sic nadal do
kwestyi baikanskiej odnosic po-
kojowo i przyjaznie, ale domaga
sic koniecznie niepodlegiosci
Albaniil
z wojny.
KonstantynOpol, II listopada.
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tryotycznymi.
Riis w toku swego przemowie-
MIA wspomnia} takze O politycz4-
nych tchorzach, o ludziach, kt6-
rzy giosowali dopiero wtenczas,
kiedy dowiedzieli sic jak inni gio-
suja.
Kiss przypomniaf publicznosci
siowa z Ewangelii sw., gdy mo-
viii tchorzach moralnych.
Wspomniaf o rodzicach slepego
zebraka, kt6rych pytano jak syn
odzyskai wzrok, a ci ME mieli
moralnej odwagi wspomniec
Chrystusa Pana, tylko powie-
dzieli: On jest peinoletnim, spy
tajcie sic CO.
II ci tchorze ME pomarli 1900
lat temu. z mich Bog niema zad-
nego pozytku, ! szatan rowniez
60 niema.
Riis pozostanie W Chicago
diuzszy czas i bedzie sic staral
wykorzenic dziki zwyczaj obcho.
dzenia Nowego Roku. Zajmie Of
sic prawdopodobnie mieszkaniat
mi rodzin biednych. w Nowyn
Yorku zrobii on wiele pod tyr
wzgledem.
Nieszczescie ma jeziorze Mi
chigan.
Czterech znalazio smierc W fa-
ZACH jeziora Michigan pol mill
cd miasta Inwi danHa Olgp6,A
cd miasta Indiana Harbor kiedy
duzy frachtowiec zderzyi sic z
parowczykiem.
Okret Goulder wyjezdzaf za-
toki i puszczai sic w droge do
Superior. Parowczyk The Field
chcial przejechac pred frachtow-
Gem zostai SLIME W box uderzo- 4
ny. Kolizya byia tax straszna, re
holownik przewrocii sic komplet-
ME i Gala jego zaioga wpadla do
wody. Niektorzy zostali ma miej-s
scu zabici, dlatego wcale ma
wierzch ME wypiyneli. Jeden
tylko z caiej zaiogi zostai urato-
wany.
Szczegoiy tego nieszczescia
prawdopodobnie nigdy ME beda
znane, bo czfowiek uratowany
ME widziai wypadku, reszta ME
zyje. Mkt z zaiogi frachtowca
ME widziaf wypadku. 4 q
Cial zatopionych jeszcze je-
ziora ME wydobyto. Nieszczescie
zaszlo spory kawaiek cd brzegu.
Zab6istwo.
w domu pnr. 1903 West I2ta
utica przyszio do kiotni o ogrze-
wanie mieczkania. Kiotnia zakon-
czyia sic zabojstwem. Lokator
zamordowai wiasciciela domu.
Ofiara morderstwa padi Hy-a
man Jacobs. Morderca jest Char
les Simons, ktory obecnie znaj
-duje sic ma stacyi policyjnej przy
Fillmore ulicy. ID
Morderca powiada, re wiasci--I
ciel domu Jacobs, napadi byi je;
go matke, "a to, ze ia prosiia, bH
jej nieszkanie lepiej para ogrze
wano. Detektywi przeprowadzi
sledztwo przekonali sic, ze Ia:
siowach mordercy niema odFobl
ny prawdy.
+ Nv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-11
Wencya"?
Szese Mocarstw chce wspolnie zajac
Konstantynopol.
ROSYA PRzECIWKO AUSTRYI.
0plakana Sytuacya W KOnstantynopOlu.
Niepewne postepowanie rzadu Turcyl
BUkGARZY CORA.
Europa wobec Wojny.
Sytuacya zagrozona, jak nigdy przedtem.
MOBlLlZACYA W POLSCE.
z MExYKU.
POzAR w KANTONIE.
Katastrofa ma Oceanic.
MOBlLlZACYA W POLSCE.
POZAR w KANTONIE.
Katastrofa ma Oceanic.

Olbzymia sufazyek Yoru Nadzwycza
zebranie Odwoiane Wiekszosc demOkraczna senace
PREF Taft zamya przedozye kOngreowi preky dw6ch waz
przeciw niemOralnej
Ambassador Bryce ustepuje.Gu Wilson wciaz taemnezy
Walka przemySe handlOwym. prOcesu dynamiciarzy
unijnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-11
ROSYA PRzECIWKO AUSTRYI.
0plakana Sytuacya W Konstantynopolu.
pewne postepowanie rzadu Turcyl
BUkGARZY CORA.
Europa wobec Wojny.

Sytuacya zagrolona, jak nigdy przedtem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-11

Il WoJny.
KonstantynOpol, II listopada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-11

monarchow Grecyi, Serbii Gar
ably razem z MIN weszii
do Konstantynopola po zdobyciu

10 AOIlStdIltynOpOld po ZQODyClu
tego miasta - dis jutro oczeki-
wanem. Uwazaja tu, re mic ma
swiecie ME zdoia wstrzymac Bull
garow pred zajeciem stolicy tu-
reckiej. Ajax ma Czataldza poste-
puje pomyslnie zwyciesko,K ,Kon-
centracya wojsk bulgarskich ku
Konstantynopolowi odbywa sic
sprawnie; rezultat akcyi ME moze
bye watpliwy. Nadto ma pomoc
Bu}garom spiesza SerboWie, kto-
rzy juz W poinocnej Albanii ME
maja mic do roboty.
= Donosza tu, re walka pod
Adryanopolem trwa dalej, chot
dni fortecy So policzone. Buiga-
rzy zajeli onegdaj diva slime for
ty Papaztepe Kartilpete, pa
nujace mad miastem; bombardo-
wanie trivia dniem noca.
Ateny, II listopada. : Armia
grecka ks. Konstantynem ma
czele wkroczyia do Salonik; gaze
ty greckie podaja szczegoly krwa-
wei walki, poprzedzajacej zdoby-
Gle miasta; Grecy oslonieci bate
ryami swojemi z bokow przypu-
scili szturm wrecz ma bagnety,
ktory TRIVIAL przez dwie godziny
zoinierze greccy okryli sic
chwala. Turcy uciekali, jak czem
i kt6redy mogli: jeden pociag tu-
recki odjechai tax przepeiniony,
re ma dachach wagonow pelno
bylo zoinierzy....
Potwierdza sic wiesc o wzle-
ciu caiego korpusu tureckiego W
Salonikach w liczbie 25 tysiecy
ludzi do niewoi. Grekom dostaly
sic ogromne masy broni, amuni-
cyl, przyborow wojennych, o.
dziezy, zywnosci itp.
= Potwierdza sic wiesc, re
Turcy uchodzac re Salonik wy
mordowali wielka liczbe chrzesci-
jan wogole niemuzulmanow
sceny tam mialy sic dziac potwor-
ne! Mordowano bez litosci die
ci male i kobiety bezbronne, je-
szcze sic mad trupami pastwiono
Greckie Miadze prowadza teraz
sledztwo, kto W srod pojmanycfl
Turkow do rzezi nalezal i podob-
no kilkunastu oficerow tureckich
juz Grecy rozstrzelali "a to, ze
ME przeszkodzili rzezi; sadly wo-
jenne greckie trwaja dalej.
Belgrad, IL listopada. = Ser,
bowie pobili ma glove reszt kl ar.
mil tureckiej W Macedonii pod
miastem Dirba (Debar po turec-
ku) mad rzeka Dryna. Armia
serbska trzecia zwraca sic ku
morzu Adryatyckiemu, ktoregc
wybrzeze Serbia zajac pragnie
Walk pod Monastyrem trwaja
jeszcze; wiesc poprzednia
o zajeciu tego miasta byla pred
wczesna, ale zdobycia jego spo-
dziewaja sic kazdej chwili. w
ciagu dwu dni Serbowie spodzie.
waja sic stanae pod. Durazzo mac
Adryatykiem. :.
= Pozniejsza depesza donosi
re Monastyr poddai sic juz Ser
bonn, ale potwierdzenia jej niems
ieszcze. Pod Dajran Serbowie
pobili Turkow j 1000 zo1nierzy
wzieli do niewoli.
Europa wobec wojny.
Londyn, IL listopada. = Wszy.
stkie pisma europejskie zgodn:e
uznaja, re sytuacya jest obecnie
tax naprezona i zagrozona, jaE
nigdy przedtem. Austrya prote'
stuje przeciwko dazeniu Serbii kr
Adryatyckiemu Morzu, Rosys
bierze w obrone strone Serbii
wyraza opinie, re wmieszanie sis
Austryi do spraw Baikanu bedzie
poczatkiem wojny europejskiej.
Wieden, II listopada. = Au.
strya Sic wojska do Bosnii i Her.
cogowiny; Rosya przeslaia dc
rzadu austryackiego prosbe G
wytfomaczenie, CO to oznacza.
Warszawa, II listopada.. =
Rad zatrzymai pod bronia wszy'
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(Dokonczenie ma strongly 6tej).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07
IN
ISLAND electric

Special Star BulI"rin CORE sp"nI"n""l
WAFLCKU. Oct 4-Robert R. Bond,
president of the Island Electric Com
pany, who returned from the Coast
a few days ago, arrived on Maui this
week. G. S Wright, the superintend-
ent of the company here, resigned
some months ago, but had not pre-
scented his resignation until the re-
turn Of the president of the company.
1t is now Mr.. Bonds intention to as
sumo entire charge of the cOmpanys
business here on Maui.
The designations Of l.. +. Jones and
Charles Ludin, the engineers in charge
Of the plant, have also been rendered.
1t is understood that they have been
accepted this week. William BlancO,
who did the wiring for the company
throughout Wailuku, also resigned. and
has returned to Honolulu to take up
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work in that city. F. w. Peacock ar
rived last week on the Claudine to
take the position of head engineer at
the powerhouse. He has been at work
since the first of the month.
The new lighting plant has been
highly successful since it's installation
on July l. Mr.. Bond and his entire
force have put in their best efforts to
give Wailuku and Kahului first-class
system for electric lighting and power.
They have succeeded. The wiring of
the houses, public buildings and the
streets has been highly satisfactory,
as far as the townspeople are con-
cerned. Sat e-t..- 10. 81
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H0ODSHED
CONTINUED from Page y

that a fellow-countryman named Ia
sati Tai is responsible for the predlc-
ament that Fujioka finds himself in
at this time. The Japanese is in a
bad way, and some fears are express
ed that he may not recover.
Chapter Of Accidents.
The police were called yesterday to
quell a large-sized disturbance in a
Palama tenement, in which several
soldiers, including William Miller. and
a Hawaiian, John X. kalimapehu, were
involved The Hawaiian was sent to
the hospital with a serious cut over
one eye, caused. it is alleged. by Mill
er, WHO, as a member of the party, at
tempted to take a hand in a family
alteration between the Hawaiian and
his wife. A ten-gallon keg Of beer ev-
identity proved the incentive for the
ARRAY. This was in process of being
consumed by the party when trouble
doomed upon the horizon. Miller was
placed under arrest, pending the re-
suit of the injuries to the Hawaiian.
Would Lick His Weight in Wildcats.
81 am ready to lick my weight in
wildcats, proclaimed Moau, a Hawai-
ian, from the balcony of Kukui
street tenement house yesterday aft
ernoon. Uttering this challenge in
tones that might we'll be mistaken for
the, siren call of a freight steamer,
Moau then proceeded to carry his
threat into execution. The Hawaiian
was raising the roof when the police
appeared ON the scene. The man sue
ceeded in smashing a section of the
neighborihg fence, and when corraled
in his own premises he was caught
in the act of subsisting off the grass
on the lawn. Too much red eye is
assigned as the cause of the disturb
ance The Hawaiian was placed in
durance vile.
Hit By, An Auto.
Henry Steward was sent to the hos
pital' 70 receive medical attention for
injuries sustained in being run down
by auto No. 1902, driven by a Japan
csc. Steward is alleged by the po-
lice, who have investigated the case,
to have deliberately stepped in front
of a slowly-approachings motor car
which was proceeding along Hotel
street at about six miles an hour. De-
spite the continued honk-honk from
the horn, Steward is declared to have
paid no. attention to the warning, with
the result that he was thrown down
and received number of bruises,
none of which are considered serious.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per U. S. A. T. Sherman, from Ma
Mia and Nagasaki, October 6: From
Manila-W. ID. Beach, colonel Fourth
Cavalry; J. P. Harbeson, major Philip
pine Scouts; II. Erickson, major Phil
ippine Scouts; NJ. r. Hilgard, captain
Fifteenth Infantry, wife and daughter:
r. G. Rutherford. captain Twenty
fourth Infantry, wife and daughter;
r. i. oMseley, captain Philippine
Scouts, wife and two children; E. r.
Norton, first lieutenant Eighth Infan-
try, wife and two children; O. O.
Schudt, first lieutenant c. a. c.; NJ.
A. Hickok, first lieutenant {. A. G.,
and wife; T. B. Maghee, first lieuten-
ant Twenty-ffth Infantry. wife and
two children, J. W. Love. first lieu
tenant NJ. r. G., wife and two chill
dren; F. c. O'Laughlin, first lieuten-
ant Philippine Scouts. wife and child ;
II. F. Schroeder, first lieutenant Phil
ippine Scouts, and wife; c. NJ. Cecil.
first lieutenant Philippine Scouts: r.
4. Glass, first lieutenant Philippine
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MAUI TEACHER
BADLY INJURED
Miss Louise Pratt Semi Con.
SCIouS Since Fall from
Riding Horse

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUkU, Oct 8. 49, Miss Louise
Pratt does not seem 10 be gaining as
rapidly as her friends hoped she
would. She rouses herself at inter
walls from her semiconsciOus state and
then returns to the distressing cOndi
ton in which she has been for the
last two days. Parents and those as
sisting are fearful that the accident
is of decidedly serious nature. It is
suspected that the brain is affected
Further details Of the affair and
Miss Pratt's own words about the &C
Cident when her mind is rational seem
TO show that the horse was brighten I'd
at pile Of chips by the side of the
road along which Miss Pratt was driv-
ing, and that she was thrown head
foremost After the accident the horse
did not seem to be frightened but
was found only little beyond where
the event took place, calmly eating
cane leaves. s. Hooking, head luna
Of the Paia section, was the man who
found her as he was going his usual
rounds. 1t must have been fully an
hour after the accident that she was
discovered.
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BY AUTHORITY
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the City and County
Clerk, Mcintyre Building, Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii, until II o'clock
m. Thursday, October "a, 1912, for fur
nishing 10000 three thousand feet
L2-inch, double jacket. cotton cover
ed, rubber lined Fire Hose, in (5Ol
fifty-foot llengths, fitted with first-Class
couplings, having full water way eX-
pansion rings, and to fit the city fire
hydrants.
Tenders to be marked proposals
For Fire Hose" and to be accompa-
MED with sample Of hose and coup
lings and a statement of the pressure
hose is guaranteed to Withstand,
Each bidder must submit with his
proposal a certified check for the sum
of five per cent (5T) Of the amount
bid. payable to the City and County
Clerk Of the City and County of Ho-
nOlulu.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all tenders.
D. kALAUOKALANI JR..
Clerk. City and County Of Honolulu.
Honolulu. T. H.. October !, 1912.
5360-4t
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Pleads GUILTY
TO SMUGGLING

James Fisher, the young man ar
rested last June by the U. S. marshal
and suspected of completely with Nor
man B. Smith in smuggling opium in
to the Territory, entered plea of
guilty this morning to the opium
smuggling charge. He will be SEN
fenced by U. S. District Judge Glenn
ons tomorrow morning.
Although a tin of the contraband
stuff was found in his suitcase when
it was seized by the customs officials
at the Wells Fargo express office in
June, Fisher steadfastly asserted his
innocence, also declining to make any
defense further than to say he did
not know how the drug happened to
be in his possession. The hearing,
finally set for the October term in
Federal court, was called last week,
and a jury obtained after two days
work in the selection of its members.
The actual hearing of evidence was to
begin this morning, but was checked
by Fishers request for permission to
change his plea.
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N!OFISH:ER REPORT



fer about a month. About 500 pages OF
this will be occupied 1y the testimony
taken at the hearings on the other is
lands, with 200 pages devoted to the
last Session in this city r.
In a talk with the stenographer just
before his departure Secretary Fisher
said he expected to be back at Wash
ington in about three weeks time.
According to McMahon's present seti-
ment the transcription cannot be fin
is',ed until a week after that time,
and 1t will take about two weeks for
the copy to reach the Secretary after
il is mailed. = ~ E"5r
Much of Mr.. Fishers report may be
prepared of course without these
rotes, but it is considered likely that
he will desire to review the entire
mass OF written evidence before COM
plotting his own report, possibly sub
Knitting the transcript to the president
as part of his statement Oh Hawai-
ian affairs, 7Ea' = 80 -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07
v. c. SMITH
VISITSSEATFLE

The visit of Walter G.. Smith to Sc
attic resulted in the following, from a
Seattle paper OF September "a:
Walter Clifford Smith, representing
the Hawaii promotion committee, OF
Honolulu, arrived in this city yester-
day afternoon from Portland, where
he has delivered several illustrated
lectures during the past fortnight.
The o. w. r. & n. Company is arfang
Ing lectures for him here, the first OF
which will be given before the Cham
hel OF Commerce next Friday evening.
He shows slides and motion pictures
foI lecture called THE Hawaiian
Wonderland" - -
Explaining his mission last night.
Mr.. Smith said: Our people want 10
set into closer touch with the North
west generally. We have growing
commercial relations with the Sound
and are getting about Is per cent. OF
cur tourists from here. Hawaii Is the
natural winter playground for the
Northwest, being in easy reach from
here in the North Pacific, Just with
in the tropic OF Cancer.
Cuts Both Ways.
"On the other hand, this is the nat
rral summer playground for the rich
white folk Of Hawaii. about 10 per
cent, of whom travel somewhere, gem
orally to Europe. every year.
Close Newspaper Friends.
Il may say that we now have a
rather close journalistic, connection
with the Northwest Our editors gem
orally come from this part or tho
country Roderick Matheson, editor or
the Advertiser, morning paper.
which was established at Honolulu
fifty-six years ago. is a Western Cana
dian. Riley Allen, formerly or the
Post-IntelIigencer, Is the editor Of the
Bulletin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07
THET|S READY
FOR POACHERS

The United States revenue cutter
Thetis is back at the port of Homo
lulu and will be made ready to pro-
coed at no distant date to the outly-
ing bird islands with a view of her
officers securing line of possible
bird poachers and smugglers. 49,
Japanese have heretofore been &C
tive in the gathering of bird plumage
and skins. The Thetis has partici-
pated in several raids to the islands
lying to the westward. On one occa-
sion the revenut cutter came upon a
party of a score or more Japanese
who had been left at Laysan and Lfsi-
ansky islands. In this instance skins
and plumage valued at thousands or
dollars was confiscated and brought
to Honolulu.
The Thetis was eighteen days in
making the passage from Valdez to
Honolulu. The vessel of course used
her auxiliary power. The Thetis has
been away from the Hawaiian islands
since last June when the cutter pro-
ceeded to- Alaskan waters, there to
become the floating home OF the Unit
ed States court.
Inc cutter VlSIeu many polnIS dIolS
the Alaskan coast.
The only incident of note reported
on the homeward voyage was the fall
ing overheard of a japanese lad, who
dropped from the yard arm as the
vessel drew near to the entrance to-
Honolulu harbor. The Japanese was
soon recovered through the speedy
efforts of officers and crew, who low.
cred a boat and hauled the sacred
Oriental to a place of safety. -.
Captain G. S. Cochran, master OF
the Thetis as we'll as his officers were
accorded hearty welcome on arrival
at the port yesterday afternoon. The
Thetis sailed from Valdez, September
18th and after one or two days rough
weather voyaged through smooth seas
with fine weather. r .r i