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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

especial star-B1llet:n Core s16n6sn6e
HILo. Nov. 4. There WIN Be fsN
walkovers ii the coming election 81,
this island. according 70 al predictions
81 the present time. though 4 nnmbel
Of the local Democrats are concedI65
4 Republican victory ia most or the
LegifIafure offices. The chief interest
comes in the fight for the sheriifs Of
Gee where both sides claim victory bX
a margin Of but one hundred votes.
For Senator everyone seems sure thai
Metzger WiIu poll the highest Strength
while Fernandez, Republican IS given
second place.
David Ewaliko, who has been prac.
tically In charge Of tbs local Demo
cratic Home Rule fight stated his
morning that he believed that ii the
fifkf district two out Of the four Re
publican candidates for the House
would be chosen He figures that 1<or
man Lyman and Or. Huddy. fofmely
from Kauai, will Be winners together
with DR. Archer Irwin and Jim Kepoo
of the combination slate In West Ha
wall he sees three Republicans Or pos.
silly four as the best choice Holsfein
is expected to lead the ticket with
Kaawe and Kaupik0 second and third
and NJ. K bfakekau in hard fight
for fourth place.
Metzger ls Strong.
For the Senate D. z Metzger Is
acknowledged to be exceptionally
strong on the Democratic slate. with
Fernandez on the Republican side al
his running mate Baker ana BeckleY
are considered defeated though the
former may come through stronger
than has been anticipated.
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g 70 rres s
indicate
that ~omset sdtffs1e hss been defeated n Wisconsin
s4 y N sossy .so carried ess m Kong
CINCINNATI o. Nov state prsus give Tan ~ wilson
sst Roosevelt 155
Wilson ! tenepdous sweep
1HshToN NOV sEaris ipdesions carries
~ per
YORK ~ Nov. Democratic manager con
Illinois Roosevelt So.
2083, NiIs6n se8z, Roosevelt 1914.
PHIL LAoELPtA precincts give iOit vii
sonl Roosevelt $50.
coluMsus Nov schairmap Dsusnsrv Democratic
Committee
nsjority,,
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At MQANA

The management Of the Moana Ho-
tel announces dance to be given this
evening in honor Of the first-cabin
passengers Of the transport Thomas.
Local Army. Navy, and society folk
are cordially invited advertisement.
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LATE CARS TONIGHT.

The Rapid Transit Company
announces that tonight cars on
all lines will run an hour longer
than the regular time for stop
ping streetcar traffic This viii
enable people from the residen-
tial and outlying neighborhoOds
to remain downtown until late
hour. obtaining q fairly good idea
of the election results before re-
turning to their homes.
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0e. | 'cc& W Colonel Roosevelt now les n q landslide
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From the figures given above 1t
may easily be guessed that the amount
Congress has said might be invested
in purchasing a federal building site
in Honolulu will be greatly inadequate.
Though this sum of $35O, 900 is gem
orally discussed al an appropriation,
the term is so used merely as easy
reference. The appropriation has not
yet been made. but the Secretary of
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For Uo8|H. Ie<- Nov S.Ear|y returns show that
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en As final indication Of l's uIr1|e victory
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rapid rate. At. 3::30 o'clock 200 had
voted, and there we're the boys from
three schools waiting their turn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

la LONDON sc|.>
T states TO their
alignment Powers Il <.E
Of
take
the Allies will
for herself
ADRIANoPLE Turkey November 6The Bulgarian
coNsTANTINoPLE, cruiser Weynonfh
rived dhereto oday.
and Of
transferred Asiatc
strait
aquedu occupying
cnse
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

These the Star Bulletin phcne Numbers receipt
election returns Ring either
special election
will evening Rpakean headqaafiers
Fort and Merchants streets
Hotel Streets
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LINCOLN Neb, Nov. 6--MIIiam Jennings Hsyans home
Ises wilson II Roosevelt AZ and Taft %.
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[6< Federal Wireless Telegraphl
SrHINoFEL - M NOV. 5Tsu precincts city and county
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GETS MAI0R|TY
OF ELECT TORS

I| Ff1eTI NITll1ss q
s. IS 93 I W a.8E s27asf 81 5s ssiss' n
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AWARDS TO DATE

- - S s. S..
& AWARDS TO DATE. I
= First case $135, 100000 I
4 Second case $1,000. 1882 \
Third case ........... 49,S72.00 \
= Total ...... &. $256.551.S2. \
\ Total appropriation for Federal \
site, $350, 900.
= Amount Of appropriation remain. =
\ ing, $93.44S.1S. \
= Fourth and final award will be
=. o. Hall & Son building site \
owners.
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ADRlANoPLE, Turkey. November 5-The suIearian troops
ed toward constantnoqe reinforcing In
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DIES MONIES Ia Nov. s-Est mates from Six sea
indicate that Hoossvelt has slight lead this State.
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BOYS VOTE RAPIDLY

The voting at the boys election at
the = N. c. A. is moving along at a
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ST. LOUIS, Moi Nov. 5-spesker Champ Clark was rec
House result of todsys ballot
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ROME N n, Nov 5-conbI.e returns Irs. I'll. ~. .
Republican,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cat. Nov. 5.--Moqs ss,3ulossd sslu
that Wilson is running 10 20 ahead Of Roosevelt
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sN1 46i Of 1902 state 1882
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oysJFf BAY n u. Nov Roosevelt carried Hone
aIIy Of 2ez The stood Roosevelt 51o Wilson 21s,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Suspected Mail
 Robbers are Released

Elmer E Carroll. whose hearing be- fore Judge Danseath was concluded this morning was discharged, the chsrge that he was implicated in the r1btery oi regi-t rsd mail nouch be- ing not proven. II c Todd and c Mar, eho were also held on the same charge were dismissed the day before as reported in the Star
 The mail pouch contained Sl5.OOO and "ss being sent from sn Fl Paso bank 10 bank in Morenci. Carroll was the mail clerk on the branch run ming from the main line at Lordsburg and he received the sack at Lords burg. With it he received many others. It should have bfen trans fered at Guthrie, but because of 6 washout, the sack, with others for Mnrenci, was taken on to Clifton to be sent over 10 Morenci from there The pouches received hy every per- son handling them, were not oOrrectiy checked until they got 10 Morepci [. and there the pouch containing the registered mail WAS missed. A search failed to find it at any of the towns where transfers had been made and then systematic search was made by officers. The pouch vac afterward found iu the river. II had teen cut open and the money taken. Other registered packages were also taken.
 The money taken was in small bills and was opav of mining hands. Of the amount, 5 .OC0 was i7 new 8 bills ard tbe rest ~as ip Sl0 and S20 bills. There is DO way 10 identify the money. Msr.s and Todd went back to Clifton last night. Carroll was still ii. this city.
 Some one got the mon'y end the chances DOW Of finding who i, was are not very good. All of the men sus- pected are very poor Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

ing to the old course later on A branch, however. is flowing into D sink. making "A great inland lake. T. c chsrge m the chsnnel occurred sunday
 Hoping 'n secure part, il not all of ihe Fourth Cavalry regiment at Fort Huschucs for the Fourth Of July celebration in Tucson, the Moose ludee sent to the com snding Ofhcer at Fort Husrhucs. telegram Of in. vitation to the officers and men of the regiment band to attend the celebrs- tion which ill be of four days durs- tion.
 Mike Mcclellan, formerly candy maker m CanaDea and we'll known character of the big camp across ths border, was shot and killed by the command of Captain Chavez, xlil. attempting to fight his way out of th' ring Of ft ftderals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

pr Denuei Cal! Barnes, field sec retsry for the American Baptist Home Missionary society-s m Whcse field oi service is from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean is in Tucson. Rev G F Courtney. general missionary for Arizona, will scco ppany pr Barnes ..
 Becscse Of the fact that it may be impossible to have su extension of the street car line built to the new South. ern Arizona fair grounds site in time to carry the crowds of far visitors, the officers and directors of the as ocis. tion may dec de to hold the lal2 fail at the Elysizn Grove at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
From tuesdays Daily

Miss Bessie Schumsker left today for N"P gales, from whence ste returns to Tucson. after spending a few weeks in Tombstone with irisnds. the guest of Mics Grace Gsllen
 Thirty cars of Imperisl Valley can- taloupes are passing through Bepsnn to eastern markets every day The cantsloupes this year in the Imperial Valley are being handled by the Vest ern Csnts,oupe 1roaer's Association which is En orga anization Of the fsrm- CTS of the Imperial valley.
 Contractor Eckermsn Of Tomb- stone having completed repair work i oD the Brandt store building, left Wednesday sf ernoon at 3:28 o'clock for Deming. Alter a short etay there he will return to his home at Tomb stone. The Brandt etore building after teing overloaded, presents sn entirely different appeafance-it will pass now for practically a new build. ing, the new front, the new roof and the clustering having been the means | Of making 1t at once hsbitsble and sightIy.-San Simon Belt.
 Alfred Paul of the Paul Silica Quar- ries in the Whetstones is Tomb- stone visitor today.
 Mrs. John Warden and daue hter Miss Beatrice Hyde, left todsy for San Francisco on @ months visit with friends
 Newton Wclcott has returned iron PomOno, Csi where iie has been at- tending school. and will spend his va. cation in Tombstone with his parents aud friends.
 The ranchers are bringing in goot deal of hay from 5t David and alst from .he vicinity Of the San Pedro canal. They report all crops n goot condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

The night. blooming cereus. the scraggly plant which burs;s out in surrss-ing blossom once year will bloom Friday and another Sunday night at the home of MT and Mrs J W Estill at Tucson.
 Al Tucson another eight-inch we'll is eeing sunk at the ely water works at station Nu2 This will make six of these small 'eed wells which are be- ing us1d to supply the main we'll. The main well is about B feet in dia. meter and is sunk down in the neigh. bo; ho d of p feet.
 A Los Angeles dispatch ssys:
 Norma Stoble. shift boss, and Edward Gsrsihe. a motorman of 6 rock train, both of Globe, Arizona, and Thomas O'D 'nuell, a tool nipper of San Eernsrdino. were instantly killed 5y the premature explosion of six pounds of dynamite. in the Clear Water tunnel of the Los Angeles sque. duct, near S.pgu,. north of here to- day The bodies not recovered. A dozen others, mostly Russians, were injured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

 charged from the couoty hosp'sl and will recover. One bullet that peue- trsted her stomach. has nOt been ex- trscted. the attending physicisns deeming I, unss'e 10 perform an oper. stion Two tul'eis ir the hand and shoulder have teen rtmcyod. Her escape from des;h is regarded az mir scolous.
 A daring jail break wss elected soTe time during the early morning hours Saturday at Douglas, when Reno Leiyas Miguel Funtes. Midesto Bustsmen'o, Franeisco Contferas and Antonio NaltnIu,ls ty their nnitei tfforts, sprsng the lover half of the iron grillwork dcor sufficiently to allow them to ge. ont. None cf the men have been captu'ed.
 The Arizona forest service men are busy this week planting trees on the forest. .This is one of the systems oi perpetusting the forest
 As A herald of the coming of the Glori~us Fourth when hundreds of hoys are killed ny powder and tire- works, Int le Al on Cul ins ws- fear. fully injured at Globe by he explusiou of pack of frecrsckers in his trnus CTS pocket
 The work of excava'ing for the 1 foundation of the new dormitory to be built at the University Of Arizona is progressing well. and will soon he ready for the laying of the foundation, ! according to Contractor N L Tophoy who has the con'rac- for the building The str,cture will be 30 by l20 feet in .ize.
 Authority to construct a rsilrC ad from Agus Priets to Hermosillo, and connecting Cananea, Arizpe, Ures and Hermosillo, has been granted by the Department of Concentrations and
 Public Works to Luis Garcia and Francisco Contreras, two prominent engiDeers. The engineers are reput- ed 70 he the epreeentatives of Mexi- can and Erroprs1 cspitslis 3, ami it Is stated that the work of building tbe railroad will commence at very early date.
 l hs 6 result of the recent visit O State Tax Commissioner P J Miller to Tucson. all merchants are obliged J to furnish the assessor with complete business inventories. Stocks of good. which have heretofore been assessed at B I-3 per cent of tbeir value vii ! hereafter be assessed st 50 per cent Boats were required to rescre penpl, marooned at Blythestoup in the Pale Verde valley, along the Colorado rivel which is surrounded by four or five l feet Of water It seems certain tn. | floods will break the Sslton Sea Rsndslls. another town in the Pslt i Verde, is in the path Of the waters ! There is no estimate of the loss iron | floods co far, but it is believed it vii l reach millions.
 1 Seated on the hoor and in a posi- tion indicating thst he had beer mopping up blood sith an under shir,, William I Hsmlin. . postoffict clerk was found dead at Tucson. pr John R Wslls. coroner's examining surgeon, stated sf,er sp examination of he ~dy, his belief that Hsmlir died about 6 o'clock Sunday evening from the effects of a hemorrnsge caused by tuberculosis,
 Abandoning its old channel almost completely, the Colorado river, ac' cording to report of Indians, bs: thrown itself upon 6 stretch oi sand ir
 the northwest part of Arizona. and il making a de'our n any miles, return
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

town of Adsmard, for SlOo,OCO. It consists of hotel. store trading pos, and distributing station and is the tourist stsr ing point for the Arizona petri6ed forests. John Nj Campbell :s head of the syndicate.
 Worl was received iu Tucson yes- terdsy morning that William E Par ker. former attorney for the Randolph lines in Mexico. had died in Chicago on last Thursday morning His death followed an operation Mfrs Parker raced to Chicago from Los An. geles but wac not able to reach that point before the death of her hus- band.
 By sn overwhelming majority. the stock holders of the Railway 1 Holding compsny at Tucson decided to sell their holding to the Fl Psso and Southwestern for the sum of SIS coo excluding three email pieces of laud on the north side of Congress street. in Tucson, for later sale as dividends 10 the company. The bid vas made with the unders'soding that the three email pieces of property were to re- main in tn. hands of the Holding compsny
 The state council of the Knights of Columbus met at Bisbee in annual seseion for two days. One bundrt d were present. Phoenix was chosen as the place of meeting in 1912.
 A record trip was trade from Grand Canyon to Flagstaff last Saturds y wben a New Perry car, made the trip in 3 hours and five minutes. That is csrtainly good boost for our good roads in northern Arizona, as the dis, tsnce is about 70 miles.
 The appropriation Tor the Northern Arizona Normal is to be increased fl9, 700. making a total of something like s47 coo. which is really about $l5 900 short of the real needs of the normal.
 c P Wingfeld of Huron, while in Prescott. stated that placer mining along Big Bug was going ahead wiit unusnal activity. owing to the water supply decreasing, and that Tor the psst three month the amount oi gold recovered would aggregate several thousand dollsrs. Some excitement was prevailing over e discovery made short time ago by Frank Thornton and Clay McCres, who had struck a very rich channel near the old time digeiugs.
 c D Adsms. a patient at the Ladies hospital at Silver City, has received word from Mogollon of a shocking tragedy in the mountains. in which Mrs Julius Paris, his sister, wac de. voured by . bear, while on . trip over land through the mountains from Clifton with her husband. to whom she had been married but @ few dave. To attend the Republican Natinns convention, Francis, son of NJ Roberts of Tucson is in Chicago. He has been attending Creighton univer. sity at Omaha and has also been do- ing come cartoon work for the Omaha 'News. He is in Chicago to continue the cartoon work by making pictures | n.tbe convention.
 Mrs Julia Rossles, the Mexican woman who was shot few weeks agC
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

The Colorado river is fast approaching the thrty-foot mark at Yuma The Yuma Examiner however reassurngy adds: Don't get excited about It will take thy-hve to get our feet wet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

The completed totals of he gross output of the prod filed with Assessor Hughes for the year 1911.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
BOOK

y On y the treatment Of Horses, Cattle.
Sheep, Dogs, Hogs. Poultry, Birds and
Trained Animals, mailed free.
For Every Living Thing on the Farm
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics.
A. 4. For FEvERs Milk Fever. Luns Fever.
n. b. For sPRAINs. Lameness. Rheumatism.
&. G. For SORE Throat. Epizootic. Distemper.
D: d. For WORMS, Bots. Grubs.
+. e. For COUGHS. Colds. Influenza.
Z. r, For collie. Belly ache. ptarrhea.
81 G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
=. H. For KIDNEY and Bladder disordera.
4. T.. For SKIN DISEASES. Mango. Eruptions
*. For BAD CONDITION. INDIGESTION.
so cts. each bottle.
Veterinary Oil for Hoofs &c. $1.00
Stable Case, full outfit $500.
~ druggists or sent prepaid on receipt
~ price,
Hnmnhreys' Horneo Medicine Co. Oos. Wunan
Ind Ann Streets Ne" xosk"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
FRANK x, BASTEN
Republican Candidate For
Register of Deeds
MORRISON COUNTY

county all my life and this is but the
second time I have come before the
voters for election to office. make no
extravaganza claims, but stand on the
merits of my work as basis for re-
election. Those not acquainted with me
or my record in this office are referred
to ANY PERSON doing business with
the office Of the Register Of Deeds as
to the efficiency of my work during
the time that I have been in office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
COME AND GONE

w. R. James returned last Friday
from a business trip to Norris.
Edward Mcclellan of Alexandria has
been visiting at the home Of N. Battles
Miss Ethel Danielson Of Randall
visited at her home over Sunday.
e. II. Peterson returned Friday from
~ t.fp through the Red River Valley
OF business.
Misses Lora Magce and Miss Della
Parent, both teachers at Randall, visit
sd at the home of H. M. Magee ove1
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Odor of Storm Lake
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
SWANVILLE

Oct I'M. Sheets and Mr.. Hess of
Long Prairie were in the village Tues
day short time.
Louis Sitko of Westport visited in
ahs village Sunday.
Miss Lyddon Of Brainerd is visiting
IT, and Mrs. G.. E. Nelson this week.
TIE .o7;es are sisters.
W. Tram pe and family moved to the
residence thny recently purchased Of
John Muske motored to Long Prairie
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Muske, who has
been visiting her parents the past
Two weeks, returned in the evening
with him.
4 party of young folks of Holding
ford motored over Sunday and took in
the sights of Swanville.
Mr.. Erbes, owner Of the local ex-
eelsior mill, was in the village on bust
ness Monday. He returned to the cities
in his car Tuesday. Mr.. Beal and son
accompanying him for short visit
with relatives.
John Muske is put ':g in steam
heating plant in the Otto Koenig home
In; Culdrum.
Miss Eva Mitchell of St. Cloud ar
rived Saturday AMI on Monday began
her duties as teacher in the Balm school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]ver Phillips returned
to their home in Minneapolis after a
short visit WITH relatives and friends
here.
Rev. Zieh1sdorf and family expect to
leave for Wisconsin in the near future.
Rev. Ziehlsdorf has been pastor of the
local Lutheran church for number of
years and his many friends regret to
see him leave.
The excelsior mill opened Tuesday
morning for the season.
Mrs. R. w. Campbell is visiting rela-
tives in Thief River Falls.
Greatest event of the season "The
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
RICE LAKE

Sept. 3O.-Mr. McDougall shipped 9
car load of rye from here the hfsssao1s
He week. ~
Miss Isabel and Page Mcleod at
tended the fair at Little Falls Satur-
day.
Bill Deurr traded his automobile for
O; driving team last week.
r. R. Dragoo, Geo. Galley and Henry
Sparrow of Royalton were among the
Hunters in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Brooks of California is here
visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs.
;Wm Bennewitz.
Mrs. Bennewitz and Mrs. Brooks will
leave Wednesday for Rail Prairie to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love drove to
.Royalton Friday.
Messrs. Murftt and Lawrence Of
.Royalton were callers here one day last
week.
Grace Love and brother, Earl, went
Ii. Royalton Sunday for a visit with
relatives.
Miss Isabel Mcleod left Sunday for
Ihssille at v,lich place she will teach
schoo1.
School in district 20 began last Mon:
26E With MlSS AdUCA 1AO" v! ASs~A~~~~>
~ teacher.
Theodore stumpf Of Pierz was among
1he hunters at Rice Lake Sunday.
Paul Popelick Of Bowlus was hunt
Eng at Rice lake few days last week.
Mrs. G. E. Winkie and daughter,
.Nettie, were callers at Little Falls
Saturday.
Mr.. Randall and son, Walter Of Lit
4le Falls, were Rice Lake callers Sun
day. They we're accompanied by Miss
Cannon, Miss Randall and Mr.. Lauer-
man also of Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Lamb Of this
place drove to Little Falls Saturday to
attend the fair.
Harry Burt Of Royalton and Geo.
Bia1ias Of East Buchanan were among
Che hunters in this vicinity on Thurs
day of last week.
Bill Deurr sold his single driving
horse to Ulysses Morrill, last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

This announcement amounting to
81 cents is authorized and paid for by
z. Fl. Johnson, Route g. Little Falls.