davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Pehen, MINI.
Huhtikuulla.

Rauhan tervehdys Auttajalle! On
kin koko pitka aka siita kun olen
kirioittanut A~uttajaan. Min paa-
tin nyt piirtaa ionkun irwin. Ensik-
skin saan tervehtaa Auttajan n.y.
kyista toimittajaa ensi kerran, ia
sitten saan lahettaa rakkaat terveh-
dykset sisarille ia v%eliille Herrassa,
ia kaikille Auttaian lukiioille la
bella ia kaukana.
Min monen monet ia lohdulliset
ia virvoittavat tervehdykset olen
saanut lukea Au~ttaiasta. Vaikka
en- kirjoittajia kasvoista tunnekaan,
min tuntuvat he kumminkin tu-
tuilta.
Mainitsen vahan kylamme rien-
noista. Meilla oil taalla oikein JUN
lallinen hartaushetki maaliskuulla.
Taalla kavasi Anti Hassel pasto-
rimme Rissasen kanssa, ia he mo-
lemmat iulistivat Jumalan sanan
totuuksia oikein voimallisesti, ia
liikutti Sc kylla oikein ihmeellisesti
kuuliioita, ioita olikin kokoontunut
koko paljon. Nyt sitten taas Wine
viikolla torstaina oil pastori Rissa-
men taalla iulistamassa rauhan e.
vankeliumia Jeesuksesta, ia saim-
me my0s nauttia niista armon her.
kuista, jotka Herramme Jesus on
asettanut ia jattanyt nellie virvoi-
tukseksi ITALIA korpimatkalla.
Sitten oil ompeluseuran kokous
Wine sunnuntaina Hirsimaan ia.
lossa, mime olikin kokoontunut
koko palion emantia. Kiitos vaan
teille osanotostanne, kun oil min
paljon niitakin, jotka eivat varsi.
n~aisesti kuulu scandinavian. Seu-
raava kokous on j. Anon talossa 19
D.. toukokuuta. Toivon, eta saa-
vutte taas suurella ioukolla. Ia
ma ompeluseura toimii kirkon ra-
kentamisen hyvaksi, iota ehka ale
tam hommaamaan laheisessa tule-
vaisuudessa.
No min, kevat on taas tullut, ia
luonto on vapautunut talven anka-
rista kahleista.
Saan lahettaa sydamelliset ter
vehdykset sisarille ia v%eliille Elys-
sa, ia my0s vilpittomat kiitokset
erittain G.. Hiipakan ia E. Maen
perheille siita ystavallisesta kohte-
lusta ia Observation-Disclosures, jota
sain osakseni, kun kavin STELLA vii
me kuussa. Jumalan siunaus OIL
koon runsas ylitsenne.
Hauskaa ia herttaista kesaa toll
votan kaikille Auttajan lukijoille.
Viela lahetan lampymat tervehdyk'
semi M. Kuusiston perheelle, Leads,
N. Y.
Piirsi halpa sisarenne
M. Aho.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Jumalanpalveluksia toukokuulla.
A p. Holmes Cityssa J. Olsonin
luona klo 8 i'll. ia 5 p. kirkossa ri
pin ia III. eht. kanssa klo 10 ap. ia
G. Johnsonin luona klo 3 ip. 10 sa-
malta on lasten iuku.
J. Huuskonen,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Sumolonpolnelutiin bubt,tnuIlo:
% y firfoeio neutrality-suspicious. s.
ebtoolliien ~fopefu, flo ! op. I, bar
tauetotous I 1o%nfoosiI lilo 2 ~
pphdfouIu f%irtoei l iota iunnuntoi
altoen h3 ip.
W. u WeSterb CT,
Brocfst, " ..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

menot tanaliSta iublaui1emmat, m.
NJ. Norrie Yanb ioittamasIa. Sdbins
nd idi painaiaa Iuremaan Iesfi ia
fatit lasta, molemmat oitaibmiItd
Wainoia oil norialainen, ipntpnpt
tammituusia 10 1864.
- Sesiemeriit nnii panffi. lIuIi
pantfi, Peoples Stote 9anf alfaa
toimintania Ses iemerisid ! y. tou'
fof. pdnfin ~folustofin on 10 iaapus
nut, ia oietettiin paifoiqeen fpiime
Iauantoina. SIaffeenomistaiien fos
foutiesio on pantin nirfailiioifIi
palittu: Yreiioentifi Socob @olos
man, fporapreIioentifli @onin 9.
Supliss, rabastonboitaiafTi 90. u.
6o9erman. Muita iobtofunnon id
ienid: Sames 0epop Sronmoobista,
5. StanIep &ummo9e, 8amIepstd,
Salomon Gar Gueletbistd ia Soi.
Scbis.
9esiemerisid on ouut ainoasiaan
pfii 2anfti, ia iieltd Ell ole oaentaon
iaonut pitempiaitaiIia, fiinteddn o.
moiiuuteen fiinnitettpid lainoia. huff
pantfi tuIee toimimaan iuuri fin.
teimmistDpantfina. - panfin oiaf'
Feet omot $4,000, Ia mDpbddn nil
I'd mieIdtin; puoIet mafIetaan beti.
- GabalaitoS palannt, SoiSta
iunnuntaita masten pDud paIoi w.
Smitbin pmistama iabaIaitos label
Id Sron 9eltid perustufTiaan mpD.
ten. Cullen Iuu0aan ipttpneen 5dfe'
mistd, ioita Ienii, FUN Goo Iinian
routatiemiebe polttipat riIuia Idbis.
t6ud. Saba oil nafuutettu $500
oouoriSta.
- Vifnla &c Yaffala opai mpp.
meet manban Observation-Disclosures
la urofoitFia !9aopalaae. Wanba
rafeunus tulee mietdmdtfi pois ia
tilaIe rofennetaan Idbimmdsid taIe
maiiuubesia uuTi ia oifein uIios noe.
itebbos, fustannusarmio IdbenteIee
SO, 600.
r5b6mteS" artppStelee pabeita
ianoiaa: r!Spi ioafelil" 9esIemerin
firieenpaibtoia firioittaa MIN. MIN
mdtustn forttifuumeesta paiffafun.
nauaan, ia %iipeeuiiesti loutfaantu.
neena moiieen ala. arpoiIuuteen lau
Jun pabefiuen: v6pi, iaofeli!"
r9iiton" f~oniertti on emf Jun.
nuntoina rWalo" Ieuran buoneus.
toua. pari niimeistd clifton" fon.
ierttiaban eindt ole oifein onnistu
meet ainafaan pleii6n fannotutieen
nGbben, mutta Titd eip6t lauIaiat o..
lie Idifdbidneet, ntaan IanIeIepat fitd
innoffaammin. Se barioitteIeipoi
p~ar'aitaa uuIia lauIuia emf foniert.
tiaan marten, ia toipopat fotitou.
pun9isia, Sronmoobisfa iaanania
mpDsfin runiaslufuiien pIeiI5n fons
ierttiinia. Toimofoamme ettd he Ell
mdt tarnitie toineiSIaan pettpd.
Rientdfddmme emf Iunnuntai iltana
namttimoan, Min nauttimaon multi.
fista, mutta mpDSfin muistafaamme
maroiuamme.
= pastori s q. 9~iiierops Iaa.
put Sronmoobiin ellen ia Iaarnoii
neutrality-suspicious. firtosfa inol
la. Sdnddn on bdn Sron geldsia.
- Gbntbnbt. Siot Nemonc Hor.
rien pddad on ipnipnpt tptio miime
] tiistaina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
P0ytdkirja,

P0ytakirja,
tebtp 8onnien pnnd SesTies
piuen piirin feIdfoulufomis
team fotoufiesia 0ictor 8an-
toniemen aIunnola bubtit.
IA p:nd 1912.
&ofoufien anaIi eoeuiIen nuoben
eIimies 3. SbompIon.
Sebtiin fpIpmps, iosfo f%eidfouIua
iatfetaan emf teidn oitana. Woni.
puoliIen feSfuSteIun tulos oil ettd
touIua iatfetaan entiIeen tapaau, 4
miiton alta, eitd 6 niifeoa, futen
nuotena.
3S
Sulena iobtofunta oifeutettiin 10.
pimaar opettaian tansIa palfasta.
Yddteitiin PARMA ianomaIebteen
neutrality-suspicious. paiffa ampnais
ieffi ia baettamafIi ennen feidf. l
pGipdd.
Rpbbpttiin maIitIemaan iobtotuns
ia tuIemaue touluaiaue ia nuobelle,
ia m%aIituifIi tuIipat: GIimiebefIt Dic.
tor 8antoniemi, firiurifIi NlIreb pie
tiId, rabastonboitaiofii Motii Waui,
ia Fluff muuta iobtofunnun idientd:
Sobn 3orpi, Wtatt Sienild, &. 81.
5bompion, IIer Sanbiialo, 8usti
&uoma ia Sannes NifuIa.
6S
2esfusteltiin idienmafiuisto, ia tut
tim pfimieIiIeen pddtotieen ettd pp'
Iptddn entiiesld tatiasIa, iofa on
$500 perbeeltd. Warattomien lap
file on foulu popaa futen ennenfin.
pddtettiin ppptdd maItion fouIu'
buonetta 8onnien pddItd, ia Dibtori
2antoniemi lupautui Zen tefemddr.
Spettaian paiffo pddtettiin iulis.
taa amonaiietfi Iuttaiasia, Mmeri
fan Suomettaresia ia nubesia 2oti.
MARSHA.
2esfusteItiin ieuroafpan fofoufIen
aiasta ia paifosta. ia monipuoliien
fesfustelun tuIotiena oil ettd ieuraas
ma fofous pioetddn feIdf. 2 p:nd
no. 1912 Flo 3 pdipdud Watti WoI'
lin aIunnouo GteId Oapif5en pddud.
10 5
QDptdtiria pd6tettiin iulaista at
noastaan paiffofunnaaa iImestp
ndsid v9luttoiaeio".
2ofoufien puolesta
Dibtori 2antoniemi, MIfreb pietild,
eIimies. f%iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Grpin EonnIbip N'cboIas Wattion
,Sronnoob Nbram NbrabamIon
- sSruntppobiin 32 fapaffaa.
Winfdbdn lain noiauo? Xoft iddtdd
ettd fapatoitd iaa ola 1 iotaiSta
500 aIufasta fob;i. ioten len mus
faan Sronipoobisia Iaiii ola for
feintaan % fapoftaa. Mutta mitd'
pa niistd laeiSta ia mddrdnfTisto!
Sifdbdn npfpiiistd oIetutIisto mi,
tddn bp1tpd oIiiitaan. ipoitfa niitd
noubatettoiIiiufin - outline milton
mo Ituustou fofoutIeSia onnettiiu 81
IaiTinfia %faupunsille ia 8 SeSIiepiI.
Ieen; ennen IieIld on oIut IL.
- Qonffaantnnnt faiuannpsia.
Wiime moanontoina politt f~onSalai.
femme Gbos !Sahto faSmonIu ia
rintania 2insin f~oiponnosia Sdn
oil iptpHdmdsId poria rinnottain o.
lepoo porouslatintia. IA oil iuuri
iptpttdmdsid toisto, fun t%oiuen. Jon.
ia bdn oil 10 iptpttdnpt. loufeIi enc
men tuin bdn olaf ootuistoofoan.
Sdn fat poIobaonoio, ioista Ell o.
lie ben9en mooran, mutto fiImdt o
fpot %poarasia. 2outtaantunutta boi
betaan &inein Io%iraaIoSiu.
- Wdin5 eabti, ytortbein Guro'
peon Smportins Go:n ofiomies ioo.
put paittatuunolIemme mtime Iau
antoino. 6dn niippi Sronnpobisio
pariien pdipdd mppoen pbtiDn to-
! rporoita bptpSId menrstptieId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

tebtp 9onnien pnnd SesTie.
piuen piirin feidfomlufomi'
tean fotoufiesja 0ictor &an-
toniemen oiunnoaa bubtit.
IA p:nd 1912.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
GlfdG unbuittafp fdpba 9efo

- Glfdd unbuittafo fdpbd 9efo.
Ian aIennusmppnnistG ostamasia
tarmitiemianne tamaroita. 2atiofoa
ilmoitusta toiIesia paifasIa lebtedm
me.
= Sbntbnbt. Sbas HantamGeIle,
Norrien pddud, ipntpi terrpe tpttD
niime iunnuntaina.
Sobn NifuIaue, &insin pddud ,ipns
tpi tp.tD niime maonantoina.
Mrs Sis,ie Saarala SesIie.
ptuesId Iairastaa taas ipupteen o.
mana
- Gnpllat. Watti Srastin Iap5i
tuoIi tin II y. SesfeuiuesId tubfu'
rim y. m. iitd leuraamiin mammoir
bin. yapii oil ipntpnYt % p. bubtit.
nuonna 1911. Sautaus tapabtui
piime %periantaina. 6auban %Fiuuai
past. W. 20. Wilen. SautautIesta
buolebtt Npber9 &c Otia.
y
.
Watti @aaraIan, ale fuutauoen
itdiner IapTi fuoli miime tiietaino
Iuroran pddqd.
- Gaarnaaia 6. Viffi YruIesta,
Wis. on pnut tpiifon pdindt iaar'
naiIemasia paiffafunnauamme Sdn
matfusti fotitnia ellen aamuua. aiis
tos fdpnnistdune!
- aieltolafipuulie idriestdptpp
tatsteluun taas SronnoobiSiafin.
puolueen fotoufieeia miime miifoIs
la nolittiin eIimiebet eri piireibin:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

menot tana0ista iubIaui Iemmat, m.
NJ. Norrie Yanb ioittamasia. Sdbins
nd idi fpainaiaa iuremaan Iesti ia
fotit losta, mplemmot oitaibmiItd
Wainaia oil norialainen, ipntpnpt
tammituusia 10 1864.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

- aieltolafipnoIme idriestdpipp
taisteIuun taas Sronmoobisiafin.
puoIueen fofoufieeia miime miifoI'
la molittiin eIimiebet eri piireibin:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Watti @aoraIan, ale fuufauben
itdiner lapIi fuoli miime tiistaina
Iuroran pddqd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Ian alennusmpDnnistd ostamasIu
tarmitiemianne tanaroita. 2otIofoo
ilmoitusta toiIesia paifasia lebtedm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
HUSTAcE RUN
INDEPENDENT
RUMOR TODAY
Mayoralty Situation Not En-
tireIy Satisfactory-LoW
Very Bitter

Charles Hus tace, Jr., will run as an
Independent candidate for mayor, ac.
cording to report that stirred politi.
cal circles this morning and cams as
the result of the Republican eonsen.
tion's action last night.
Mr.. Hustace was asked as to the
report of his candidacy by the Star
Bulletin this afternoon but declined to
make any definite statement, saying
it would be premature. He would mol
confirm the report, but it was given
full belief today by a number OF his
friends.
The mayoralty situation is today
giving considerable concern to the Re
publican leaders, because of the fact
that the withdrawal of John C. Lane,
the elimination OF Eben Low by what
he feels was the 'steam-roller route,
the. naming OF COL Parker and the
splits caused by the defeat of certain
aspirants for various Offices, have all
combined to stir up considerable fsc.
tional feeling. .
Low this morning made no bones of
the fact that he is angry at the action
of the convention majority and that
he feels he was not given. square
deal.
when combinations like that OF
yesterday can have man knitted as |
was knitted, when deals are made that
take away votes absolutely pledged,
what can a man expect of his party?'
asked Low this morning of a group of
politicians and interested spectators
at the corner of Fort and King streets.
Low says that a number of Fifth dis
trict precincts were pledged to him
and that the delegates were all in
favor of him, but that they were fore
ed to go with the combination. "A
man dare not come out for office in
Honolulu said Low with bitterness
that was echoed by several around
him. 1T makes no difference now
good mans public record may be, he
has TO rely on political pulls and po-
litical trades to get his nomination,
I'll tell you; the action of the con-
vention is a warning to good men not
to present themselves for office"
Low was eliminated last night by a
vote of $50 to 81, but before he was
beaten a determined attempt WIS
made to get him to withdraw. John
Lane early in the evening saw that he
could not hope to win against the COM
bination that had settled upon Col.
Parker, and Lane withdrew with the
announcement that his strength would
ne cast for Parker
Lorrin Andrews told the convention
OF Lanes withdrawal, making speech
in which he said that Lane refused to
run because the open ballot mecnod
had been adopted and the delegates
had been prevented from expressing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
KOREAN Dies;
POLICE PROBE

A Korean, whose identity has not
yet been thoroughly established, died
at Queens Hospital this morning as
result of series of wounds and
contusions about the head and body,
which the, police are in doubt as to
whether they were self-inflicted, or
were produced in a free-for-all fight.
Deputy Sheriff Rose was called at
the home of the Korean last evening,
where the man was found in an un-
conscious state. He was suffering
from a number of scalp wounds. De.
spite medical attendance, the Korean
died, and a coroner's jury visited the
remains his afternoon.
As a result of investigation made
by the police, three Koreans have
been held at the station, pending an
inquest to be called by Coroner Rose
on Mondav
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
ESCAPED PRISONER TAXES
FATHER STEPHENS HORSE

Father Stephen, coming to the Kar
lihi-waena scnool, found the school
in much excitement. It seems that
the guard had taken the other prison
ers in~search of the escaped man and
that they had been hunting for hit
around the schoolhouse to the alarm
Of teachers and pupils.
The police in town were notified,
but at last accounts had not yet
caught the man. He had succeeded
in changing from his prisoners stripes
into clothes that would attract no
attention. Father Stephen hopes the
horse at least will be caught, for 1t
is fine animal and he is very proud
of it. The horse is big bay animal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
SEC. FISHER
AND PARTY ON
WAY TO HAWAII
viii Tour Entire Island and
Maui Before Returning
Sept. 20

Secretary of the Interior Walter l.
Fisher and his party departed on the
Kilauea at noon today for Hawaii
where they will remain until Sunday,
September 20, touring the entire Is.
land of Hawaii and the Island OF
Maui before returning to Honolulu.
The Secretary plans leaving here Oc.
tober 3 with Secretary of State Knox,
on the U. s. S. Maryland, and will
have only three or four days to de
vote to public hearings here before
completing his investigation.
In the party leaVingt today were
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Mott-Smith,
wife of the Territorial Secretary. 1t
was not known up to the final minute
before sailing whether they would go.
that depending on a cable from Sec
retary Knox. The cable did not come,
so they went. H.
The reason for this is that Mrs.
Fisher is not very good sailor, and
did not relish the prospect of the
(Honfinued On naoe 21
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20

Our Jack" Atkinson won't return
to Hawaii nei for at least two months,
and perhaps longer. Territorial Treas
urer D. L. Conkling. who returned
this morning on the Mongolia, brings
the explanation.
Jack Atkinson, he says, has been
placed at the head of the COMMITTEES
in charge of the collection of CAM
paign funds for the Bull Moose party.
Headquarters have been established
on the eighth floor of the Manhattan
Hotel, New York city, and Atkinson
has generously consented to take
charge of the supply of oil that will
be used to grease the Bull Moose ma
chinery, for the paltry salary of $1,000
a month.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
BACK
WITH LIGHT ON
DOODLE PROBE
Tells Story of Why Inquiry on
T. RS Campaign Fund
Stopped

The reason WY that investigation
of Standard Oils contribution tc
Rooseyelt's campaign fund in 1904
was dropped for time is explained
by Territorial Treasurer David Lloyd
Conkling, who arrived today on the
Mongolia after his long stay in New
York, where he recently sold the
Territorial bond issue of 81 ,50A, 900.
1t seems that the Standard Oil
Company confessed payment OF
SIPS. 1000 to the Roosevelt campaign
fund in 1904, and that 100000 was
ordered returned to the company by
Roosevelt. Senator Penrose, who re-
ceived the contribution for the Re.
publican campaign managers, was on
friendly terms with the Standard Oh.
officials. s~
But the Investigation resulted in
the discovery of a personal note adj
dressed to Penrose by the Standard
Oil managers, showing that he had
received a check for SIS, 900, and
that only 100000 of this had been
turned over to the campaign fund, the
remaining $25 900 being pocketed by
Senator Penrcse AT this point the
investigation petered out. those active
in the work finding that the deeper
they went into the subject the more
votes they were making for the. Bull
Moose. H.
Taft Stronger. f.. ....-...-5
However" says Conkling, Taft is
becoming stronger every day and
while things looked dubious few
weeks ago am now convinced that
he will be elected. And it win be an
election, not requiring the necessity
of going into Congress because of his
failure to get a clear majority in the
electoral college
The excitement attending the con-
ventions has died away, and people
are beginning to look at the sitna-
ton with more sanity. They are be-.
ginning to see that the methods which
Roosevelt excoriates Taft for using
in the convention, were the same
methods Roosevelt did not hesitate
to employ in 1904 and again in 1908
to elect Taft when the latter was his
favorite. They are beginning to feel
that Roosevelt is not only inconsist-
ent, but unscrupulous
Also, he is making himself unpop-
ular in many sections in the course of
his speaking tour In one of the cities
Continued on Page q s> Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20

Father Stephen has lost his fine
hay horse. One of the county prison
ers has escaped, taking the horse
with him, and so far all attempts Dy
the police to nab the thieVing eques-
trian have failed.
Father Stephen this morning was
making some calls of duty out Kalihi
way and got off his horse to enter
the home of one of his friends who
is i'll. While making his call, he saw
a young Hawaiian take his horse and
start leading it away. He called to
the boy and asked him what he was
doing, and the boy said he would
take the horse and give it some grass.
Il thought that was very kind OF
him." said Father Stephen telling the
story today.
He changed his mind about the
kindness a little later on when he
was told the man was an escaped
prisoner. Pursuit was instituted and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
BOTH PARTIES
NOMINATE IN
HAWAII COUNTY
Quiet Reigns at Conventions
with One Ticket Usual
H.. Case
ISpecial Star-Rulletin Aerograml

Especial Star-Bulletin Aerograml
HILO, Sept. 20.-Quiet was the or
der of yesterday at both the Republi
can and Democratic county conven
tions, although much interest was
taken in the results. Following are
the nominations.
Republican.
Senate-Antone Fernandez, Henry
P. Beckley.
Representatives. Hawaii. DR.
6. IL. Huddy, E. DeSilva, Norman Ly-
man, Moanuli. West Hawaii, H. L.
Holstein, NJ. K. Hakekau, K. Kaupiko
A. Kaaua.
Supervisors-Puna, Henry P. Ly,
man; North and South Hilo, John
Brown, John Ross; Hamakua, A. All
Tens; Kohala, A. X. Naipo; Kau, Sam
Kauhane.
SheriffAJohn Pua.
County Attorney-W. H. Beers.
+ County Clerk-John Kai.
County Treasurer-Charles Swain.
Democratic.
Senator-D. e. Metzger.
Representatives-East Hawaii-Dr
A. Irwin, James Kepoo. West Ha-
waii, M. De Mello, Sam Listee.
Supervisors-Puna, W. Kaleiwaa; !;
North and South Hilo, David Ewali-
ko; Kohala, E. X. Kanehailua; Ha.
makua, G. B. Kanuoha; Kau, o. P.
Shipman.
City Attorney-W. II. Heen. -
County Charles Mcguire.
County Treasurer-Geo Richardson.
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REGATTA DAY FACTS.

: The seventeenth annual regatta
of the Hawaiian Rowing Associa-
ton will be held over the harbor
course tomorrow, the first race
starting promptly at $50 a. m.
For the first time in the history
of Hawaiian rowing, an outside
crew, the Alamedas, will COM
pete against the Island oarsmen.
This race, the senior barge
event, will probably start short
ly before 10 o'clock. .--
The Healani and Myrtle boat
clubs will entertain guests, only
those holding badges being al
lowed on the balconies and pom
toons.
A good view of the course
can be obtained from any of the
wharves, and from the water
front between the Oceanic and
Channel wharves.
Four crews will compete in the
senior event, which will carry
with it the championship of the
Pacific for six-oared barges. The
entries are the Alamedas of Cali
fornia; the Healanis and Myrtles,
of Honolulu; the Puunenes, of
Maui.
Full Information concerning
the races, together with the COM
plete list of entries, can be found
on page Z of this issue.
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MAUI COUNTY
CONvENTlONI IS
ALL HARMONY
PenhaIloW and Harry Baldwin
Nominated for Territor-
ial Senate
Especial Star-Bulletin Aerograml

WAILUKU, Maui, Sept. 20. - The
Maui county Republican convention,
held here yesterday was harmonious,
and feature was that the office-hold-
ers are renominated with few ex-
ceptions. Among these are the nomi-
nations of Sam Kalama for chairman
of the board of supervisors, H. B.
Penhallow and H. A. Baldwin for the
senate, and r. Goodness and John
Wilcox for the house. Goodness is
from Wailuku and Wilcox from Hama.
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Bar AeropIanes In War

be
today flying
with representation
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T.R. And Morgan to Take Stand

Sept avestoalno
Perkins Roosevelt week n oetobsr
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Elephant Stops Mail Coach

coLoM5o 2oA proceeding
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In
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FRANK CHANCE TO PLAY AGAIN
[special star-BuIletln cablel


pitched viii
ab to
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u. S. MARINES REPuLsE REBELS

2oThe after
and repung them with heavy losses
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Auto Repairs

Special attention given to CARBU-
RETORS and MAGNEToS. ALI work
guaranteed.
a. &. HENDRick, LTD.
Nerchant z Alatea Sts. Phone 264e
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$4,000 STOLEN IN TRANSIT

PENSACOLA 2oAn shipment containing 15
between this point and Fomaton
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CHARGE p. m. OFFICIAL WITH SMUGGLING

SAN FRANCISCO Sept Of high official Of
charge smuggling probable according
authorities -
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". I. N. PLANS ARMED
STRIKE IN 8 STATES
Powerful Organization Backing
Strikers In Utah Thr<atens To
Call Out 5000 More Men In
Nevada, Arizona And New
Mexico
[Associated Press cabiel

Cabiel -
LAKE, Utah. 2o-The Federation Miners which
a adding army d ikers.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20--
Beets: SO analysis rs. Parity 4.54
cents. Previous quotation. is. i'd.
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DETROIT STRIKE BROKEN

DETROIT 2-The strike here has ended
the troIIeys resumed operations this morning.
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Explosion Kills 2, Hurts Is

JoHNsToWN Sept
through explosion cpenhearh steel furnace