The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-29
THE WORLDS NEWS
:: CONDENSED ::
Especial mail report to Star from San Francisco)

exacted promise from Oryille
Wright the surviving brother. that
he will never fly again, that there |
may be no danger of losing his Sc
crets through his sudden death.
WESTERN NEWS.
Over sixty houses in the village OF
kayloe, Oklahoma, were smg5hed by a
terrific gale. No lives were lost, but
two pers ons were hurt
United States immigration officers
are closely ratrolling the Pacific coast
south of San Francisco to catch boats
smuggling Chinese from Mexico.
Two Kansas school teachers in A'as-
kE discovered a claim some time ago
which they have just sold for $780,
600.
The attorney general of Kansas has
rendered an opinion that it is proper
for public official to get drunk as
often and as much as he pleases, pro.
vided he does not do so publicly.
Kansas authorities are busily de-
stroying $4,000 bottles of beer which
were seized by the state officers. Each
bottle must be empjied separately.
A new shipyarc is to be opened at
Benicia, Calf, and it is expected that
1000 men viii be employed in the
enterprise.
A fire bug has been captured in San
Francisco who had started six fires and
nearly burned up several families.
Practically all the steam tow boa
in San Francisco Boy have reen SUPER,
seeded b. strong gasoline launehe., The
passing of wihdiammers with conse.
Gluert iittls towing is Responsible for
the change.
The Office of the attorney genera Of
the United States announces that
many prominent Southern Pacific Off
cials are guilty of actual and cOnstruc-
tive fraud by patenting rich California
oil lands as agricultural lanes.
! Napavine, a small town in Washing
ton, lost fifty thousand dollars worth
y of business property by fire.
Thornwall Fay, head of the Harr.
man Lines in Texas Louisiana, has
written a letter encouraging immigra-
ton to the L. S. when wi be re-
| produced in five hundred languages or
! dialects in the newspapers throughout
the world.
: The government is suing the South
! ern Pacific company to recover title
} to - q, 100000 worth of oil lands in the
Elks Hill country, Kern county, Calf.
Patrick Campbell, wealthy miner
of Yuba, in his will bequeathed $780,
= 600 for the education of poor boys of
California who wish to enter the Catho-
b lie priesthood
A band of 400 Industrial Workers
of the World are en- route from Port
d land to San Diego, The police are
e expecting a fight at Chico, as the most
important town between Oregon and
4 Sacramento.
Before leaving for Los Angeles, the
= wife of General Orozco chief Of the
Mexican rebels, deposited 100000 in
gold in FL Pa,so banks. 1t is reported
g that the general sent the money across
s. the border by her for safe keeping
: during the revolution.
The hop growers of California and
the Pacific coast won a victory over
the transcontinental railroads when
! the interstate commerce commission
decided to suspend the railroads pro
>, posed advance in rate,
A steamship which left Seattle fol
Nome with livestock, coal and prov
sions is reported to be held fast in
~ an icepack 200 miles from Nome.
II As a result of feud between two
r. families Of Sherman, Texas, four peo
q pie we're shot, one entire family being
" wiped out.
The BE oce Steamship company OF
n Italy, operating twenty steamers OF
l. the Atlantic, is seeking docking facili
ties in san Francisco to use when IN,
IF canal is opened.
n The government commission of FISH
e cries notes the threatened eXtermna
ton of whales in North Pacific wator
e and urges the desirablity of am inter
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