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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-05-21

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-05-21

the handling of big tourist parties.
The promoters of the big scheme, be.
ing all hotel owners on the mainland,
will, of course, divert as much tourist
traffic as possible this way. AS a mat
ter of fact, special inducements will be
offered guests at the syndicate's main
land hotels, and thousands Of people
will in that way, be led toward Hawaii
and health.
Railroad TO Volcano.
That the Hilo Railroad Company
will do its share of the biggest PROPOSE.
ton of the kind ever thought of in Ha-
wall, goes without saying.
The extension of the Hilo railroad
from Glenwood to the volcano has often
been discussed, but, up till the present
time, no clear cut statement, such as
has just been made by Mr.. Thurston
in his interview, has ever been gwen
out by the railroad company.
! That, under the new conditions that
will arise as soon as the big hotel is
under way at the volcanoes edge, the
extension of the railroad will pay well,
is not doubted by Mr.. Thurston.
| AS soon as the work begins on the
new hotel, the railroad will start its
share of the proposition. In fact, the
material for the construction of the
new hotel will be carried over the
tracks of the railroad.
Detor Reticent.
| John Detor, manager of the Hilo Ho.
tel, was seen on Saturday and asked for
some information regarding the big
deal. He acknowledged that an option
had been given on the two hotels. De-
tor also did not deny the fact that
party of men interested in the deal is
coming to Hilo in June. Beyond that
he would say nothing for publication.
Lycurgus Returning.
George Lycurgus, the veteran hotel
man, and the original promoter of the
hotels and restaurants that are man
aged by his compatriots, is at present
in Athens. He has been informed, of
course, of the proposed deal and he will
return to Hawaii next July, in order to
attend to his share of the business.
Honolulu End.
There is, of course, a Honolulu end
to the story and, in the capital city,
Robert Shingle, the city treasurer and
member of the Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, is said to be handling the big
hotel deal. Mr.. Shingle was at one
time a newspaper reporter and, since
quitting the game, has maintained his
ability to keep an exclusive story very
quiet till the right moment comes for
it to "break."
In Honolulu it is planned by the big
syndicate to build a hotel that will
serve as a connecting link with the Hilo
y and Volcano hotels. Being all under
the one general management, the three
hotels viii be in constant eommunica-
ton, and guests win be switched from
+ one TO the other with little OF no in
convenience.
}, II is said that the new Honolulu ho-
g tel win be erected on the slopes of
J. Punchbowl, and that the structure will
s cost in the neighborhoOd of $4,000.
e With three huge hotels, direct tour.
g list line of steamers, the railroad rum
ming to the crater of Kilauea and the
worldwide advertising that the hotels
win surely get, all Hawaii, and more
4 especially Hilo, would seem. about to
e GENE into its own.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-05-21
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confidence Of the hackers of the propo-
sition is readily understood.
Over on the mainland, at San Pedro,
arrangements are being made for the
starting of a direct steamship line be-
tween that port and Hilo. The plans
have advanced so far that wharf space
at which the liners are to dock, has
been applied for
Tourist Steamships.
The establishing of direct line of
steamers from San Pedro, win facilitate
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-05-21
-Lycurgus Returning.

George Lycurgus, the veteran hotel
man, and the original promoter of the
hotels and restaurants that are man
aged by his compatriots, is at present
in Athens. He has been informed, of
course, of the proposed deal and he will
return to Hawaii next July, in order to
attend to his share of the business.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
The Girl of Eagle Ranch

The big western success, beautl1ul
comedy drama that thrills the audience
and plays on the heartstrings with
masters touch. Heart interest runs
hand in hand and weaves togetner
drama true to life. One nignt o my
Friday, Aug. 9. Popular prices Inc
big wax proof canvas theater,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
N@~~O

Roy Wimber left Saturday morning
for Seattle and Tacoma.
When you need an undertaken call
Harding & Harding. Phone 100.
Remember that Sherman keeps the
most up-to-date line of novelties in the
city.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Newcomb, of Priest River, Fri
day.
Try loaf of Sanitary bread. There
is a reason. A thousand loaves sold in
a month.
Don't forget to see our 1O-acre tracts
joining town. Sold on easy terms. Pend
Oreille County Land Co.
WANTED-To trade cordwood for a
good delivery horse.
MODEL BAKERY, Newport, Wash.
Mrs. Hynes gives thorough up-to-date
instruction on piano and organ. Terms
reasonable. Studio cor. 9Th and Scott ave.
J. G. Powell, who has been working
on the Metaline Falls News for some
some time past, is helping out THE
MINER for the next two weeks.
Eighty acres of land for sale. 40
acres in timothy and another 40 first
class alder land that can easily be cleared.
Three miles from Newport. A snap.
C. A. SHERMAN.
Catholic services at St. Anthony Cath
Ollie church every first and third Sunday
at 8 and 1890 a. m. Sunday school
every Sunday. Seats are free and a
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend the services.
Fred Stevens, assistant cashier of the
Security State Bank, is at Priest River
this week, taking charge of the Cltl-
zens' State Bank of that place, while
Cashier Berry enjoys a vacation at
Priest Lake.
The work of tearing out the cement
walk in front of the City Hall, to make
room for new one, is now in progress.
The old walk was laid so late last sea-
son that the top dressing froze and has
peeled off.
A. R. Tiss has leased the empty store
room in the Holmes block, and will
occupy it about August 18. moving to
that location his present stock of china,
glassware and the soda fountain. Ad-
ditional lines of stock will be added.
The meeting for the instruction OF
first voters, held at the court room Fri
day evening, was attended by large
and interested audience. Further meet
ings of instruction will be held after
the primaries.
John E. Larl, a rancher near Locke,
has served notice of the beginning of &
suit against the Idaho & Washington
Northern Railroad, alleging that the
company's right-of-way obstructs the
natural drainage of water from his
land, causing the flooding of part of mis-
land; for trespassing upon his land IL
building culverts, and for failure tx
maintain proper crossings to enable
cattle to cross the railroad from one
field to another. He asks the sum o.
$4,000 in damages. Attorneys Sherlock
& Sheldon represent Mr.. Larl.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

One-fourth off on all suits and wool
skirts at Sherman's.
A new supply of 14k and 18k Tiffany
wedding rings at Benson's, P. o. Jew
eler.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Rogers are en-
joying vacation at Ledgewood Club on
Priest Lake.
Mrs. R. l. Towle and Mrs. DR.. Tulles
are spending the week in Spokane and
Cunningham, Wash.
We have for sale several good resi-
dence properties at reasonable prices
and easy terms. Pend Oreille County
Land Co.
The City Bar building has had it's ap-
pearance improved by coat of paint
administered by Weeks and his assist
ants.
Spokane residence properties to trade
for timber or farm land or Newport
property. If interested come in and get
particulars. G. A. SHERMAN.
Ideal Hand Laundry, washing and
ironing done for 4Oc per doz or rough
dry at 25c per doz. Call Phone 1133.
1872 MRS. T. EGGLEsToN.
This bank has ample funds to
loan for harvesting expenses.
Security State Bank.
A. w. Lindsay, cashier of the Fidel-
ity National Bank, of Spokane, with
his family, spent Sunday with E. w.
Anderson, cashier of the Security State
Bank of Newport.
Geo. A. Cullenbine, rancher resid-
ing three miles southeast of town,
brought in some yellow raspberries
Monday that are a novelty in this Sec
ton and one of the finest favored ber-
ries we have ever tasted.
J. F. Lutz and wife, of Marysville,
Kansas, and J. Cook and wife, of Ritz
vile, WASH, have been guests of the
E. J. Lutz family. The whole party
made a trip to Metaline Saturday to
visit with the Troyers over Sunday.
F. M. Goodwin, progressive Repub-
lican candidate for the nomination for
congress from this district, was visitor
in town Friday, making the trip from
Spokane by auto, and stopping at vari-
Gus points en- route. Mr.. Goodwin is
quite we'll known to our people, having
made addresses in this city last winter
in the interest of the Men and Religion
Forward movement.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
Railroad has crew of men at work
clearing right-of-way and making ties
for the logging railroad to be built up
Davis creek to Davis Lake. When
fully completed the road will be about
seven miles long, reaching consider
able area of white pine timber. The
building of the railroad, like all other
operations in this territory at this time,
is handicapped by the shortage of la
borers.
A letter from B. A. Lindsay, formerly
superintendent of the Newport schools,
locates him at Azusa, CAL, where he is
to be principal of the Mendocino county
High School, with corps of seven
teachers, giving courses in agriculture
and manual arts in addition to the usual
subjects. Mr.. Lindsay confesses to re-
tanning lively interest and affection
for Newport, and is pleased to learn of
progress made by his former pupils and
the town.
Walter Knapp, the baker, received
one of those Spanish fortune letters this
week, advising him that dying politi-
cal prisoner in Spain was distant rela-
tive and wished to leave large fortune
and minor daughter to the care of Mr..
Knapp, providing the latter would COM
ply with certain conditions. Walter
was too wide awake to be caught on the
old gag, and up to date has not cabled
his acceptance of the trust.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

w o"oAoAy JooSi1ClC VI pAUU anu COSCS.
1t is rumored that the sale will be fol-
lowed by Reorganization of the COM
pany.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E..
| church will have hard earned dollar
and experience social in the church on
Friday evening, August 9, beginning at
o'clock. Each member is expectee to
earn dollar and tell how she earned it.
There will be an interesting program.
An invitation is extended to everybody
who is interested in making money to
come and learn how the ladies make
dollars. Light refreshments will be
served free to all.
Lumbermen of this territory continue
to take hopeful view of conditions as
applied to their trade. Crop reports
from the territory which is most easily
reached by our products continue to be
very favorable, and as orders have been
light the past few years from dealers,
1t IS expected that stocks in the retail
yards are low, and must be replenished
to supply the demand thet is sure to
follow on good crops. The Great North
elm Railway has just announced freight
reduction of So per thousand on white
pine, which will enable the lumbermen
to make operations little more profit
! able.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
SEM CIIMI NCN TOE
81 NnHI rIE - NEE
Specialize Daily Nsv,

N'
Jefferson Cifv Yo Marsh 4
movement is rrl,r V.y 90 1.fdi" o.
communication d. sentence in tho casn
NJ T.o1 R9s0'. mo murdered o' tto
N.hhcl nwly who is 20 De- executed
this month Ros,os crime was ono
of tho most a'ro5ious in tho criminal
records Of Missouri His yictins
were Odcl I'phholl and his vie and
'wo children. who were found mn.
dercd I'm their home in NodavIy
county on No,cmhcr 90. 1910
Suspicion pointed toward Ha,co.
who had served = prison term trr
murder Bloodhounds followed 'Ne
trail to his home. whore he us
found in hiding \ bloody shotgun
was found on the Rasco premises 1rl
the shoes OF tho susnccted man fittrl
the tracks around the Huhhell hon
He was tried ~ Marvyllc n year O %
and found guilty Accordinc to the
evidence m the trial a poker game
IN which Rdsco lost heavily ard ~ b.
hell won. furnished the motive Tor
the QuaGrunlc killing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
PARTIAL QUIET
WRAPS PEK|NG
American Minister Cables
for More Troops as Wise
PrecautiOn
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press
Picking. March Comparative
quiet has been restored at Picking
The action of American minister
Calhoun in cabling Manila for more
troops for Tien Tsin, II is stated.
vas not due to fear Of a concerted
attempt against foreigners, but to a
belief that II was unwise to take
chances in view of the fact that Chin
csc troops cannot be depended upon
and that disorders are sweeping the
north with little prospect OF prompt
restoration of government control.
The American legation today sent
a message to missionaries at Pac
Ting Fue. urging that women and
children be sent TO places OF safety
as the city is beyond reach OF protec-
ton. II has been found impossible
to communicate with other Ameri-
cans below that point, owing TO CON-
plcte interruption OF telegraph and
postal service and the fact thai tho
railway is in the hands OF the muffin
GERS.
An officer who returned 10 his
wrecked home hero found that only
silver had been taken. the floor be-
inc strewn with foreign bank notes
the soldiers knowing nothing of their
value
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07

Special 90 Daily News
Fort Worth. Tex, March John
Bcal Sneed and the wife whom he
crossed the continent twice to re-
claim. were both In Fort Worth Tues
dav. hut they never met
Mrs Sneed came from Lake
Charles La, where she has been
with her sister. Mrs Dr Perkins,
since she left Fort Worth In the
midst OF the trial Of her husband
Mrs Snced went to the office of Sen
ator o. 5. baltimore, the lawye.
who obtained her release from the
Arlneton Heights Sanitarium on a
writ OF haheas corpus, and remained
In consultation with him for several
hours. Senator baltimore would
not explain the object OF Mrs Sneed 5
visit. but said she left according Ia
his understanding. for Plano to sec
her children for a short time. then
to return to Lake Charles.
Real Sneed came from Plano and
went 60 the Office of his attorneys
lie left TUESDAY night for Dallas
where he stopped at the home Of Bill
~ Steele
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
0ROZCO NAMED
GENERAL|SS|MO
Proclamation of His Lead
ership of Rebel Forces
Made
MEETS WITH ENTHUSIASM
Nl.W COMMANDER DECLARE
ARMY or FIVE THOUSAND
WILL MARCH ON MENI-
co CITY.

b. Associated Press
FL Paso. Tex. March "a news
dispatch from chihuahua tonight
states that Pascual OroZco was pro-
claimed gerenalissimo OF the rebel
forces today According to the tele-
gram. his leadership has been ac.
know lodged by the other rebel gem
erals, Salazar, Campo, Hernandez and
Ponce.
The announcement was read en-
Enthusiastically by his followers. who
cried Death to Madero'"
Orozco issued PROCLAMATION. de-
clariug that the present movement
knows no parties. that the fundamen-
tai law OF 1851. guaranteeing fullest
liberties 20 the people. shall rule
and asserting that a rebel army OF
five thousand men, all mounted,
would begin the campaign against
Mexico CITY next Sunday
General RoJas. commander of the
Juare2 garrison, received kilograms
from Orozco today. that train from
Chihuahua. carving Americans and
other refugees, would be in Iuarel
toui-ht a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
SIXTH MURDER
IN SIX WEEKS
Bloody Record of Fort
Worth Sustained by
Another Tragedy
COTTON CLERK KILLED
SHOOTING OCCURS ON MAIN
STREET. CAUSING PANIC
OSCAR MEYERS SUR
RENDERS.


Fort Worth. Tex. March 6. The
sixth murder in Fort Worth within
six weeks took place tonight when
NJ NJ Ball. cotton clerk for the
Denver road, was shot ard killed at 3
O'Clock by Oscar Meyers. chief clerk
in the auditors office Of thu Fort
Worth and Denver railroad,
The shooting occurred on Main
street In front of the q G.. y. ticket
office, and caused a panic among the
crowds. Meyers, IL is alleged. fired
seven shots from an automatic re-
volver, and one bullet passed through
Balls head Both men were about
thirty years old
Meyers claims self-defense lie de-
clared that a few days ago he receiv-
ed a threatening letter from Ball,
and that tonight Ball assaulted him
on the street using the handle OF q
revolver. After he was mortally
wounded, Ball ran into the Stas sal
Don, wherc he died
O. II. Thompson, a laundry WAGON
driver. was wounded by a stray bull
let, which struck him in the foot.
After killing Ball, Meyers walked
to the police headquarters and sur
rendered Ball and his divorced
wife were married eighteen months
ago. II is alleged that she was IN
Meyers company Just prior to the
shooting.
On January IS. ]. +. sneed killed
Col a. G. Royce at the Metropolitan,
Just block and half distant from
tho scene Of 'onight's shooting.
Two weeks ago Frank kirklcn kill
ed Eugene Slayton near the same
spot over Kirklen's divorced wife
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
SUGAR BILL IS
DECLARED TRAP
Would Deliver Consumer
to Trusts, Says Report
to Minority

Ny Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., March PRO
posing 10 rename the Democratic
Free Sugar bill AN act TO surrender
revenue, destroy competition and
create MONOPOLY Republican mem
bers Of the WAYS and Means Commit.
tee today submitted a minority re-
port on the Underwood bill. which
will be the next tariff measure con-
sidered by the House.
In the report submitted by the mi
nority, Representative Fordncy of
Michigan charges union between the
Sugar Trust and the Democratic
party and that the Free Sugar meas
ure Is designed to catch the votes OF
the consumer and will in time deliver
the consumer into the hands OF the
Sugar Trust
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
TAFT AND CRESPO
TALK SITUATION.

ny associated Press
Washington, u. c. March C.
President Taft canvassed the situa-
ticn IN Mexico closely today with
Mexican Ambassador Senior Martinez
v Crospo The chief subject dis
cusscd was the more rigid enforce
mcut Of neutrality laws along the
border
Ambassador Crcgpo predicted "a
-radual return to normal conditions
What measures are helms planned
by mo MEXICAN government Tor pace
rce'..H of the country have not boon
made known here Officially. Uw d.
VOL authenticate report here touich'
was that several cabinet changes VIII
soon be- made hv President Nad,p
20 appcasc the discontinued elements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
ATTEMPT TODAY
To END STRIKE
Joint Meeting of Repre-
sentatives to Discuss
Agreement


Lawrence. Mass March . An
other attempt to bring about an
agreement between the American
Wooden Company and striking en-
ployes will be- made tomorrow al Bos-
ton at Joint meeting Of representa-
tives OF the company and strikers
IN the presence OF a legislative COM
mittee on conciliation
Twice tonight police were called
10 qlell disturbances. Several small
outbreaks we're due 10 activity OF
strike sympathlzers who souch. 70
reason with workers "a they were re-
turning from the mills Just after
dark.
So active did the police find pick
cts TODAY that preparations have been
made for more effective work aeainN.
them tomorrow.
There are still about FIVE hundred
soldiers In the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
ONE DEFENDANT
AND lO7 CASES
DIR. W. E. Joliff at Sherman
Faces Battery of In.
dictments

Special 20 Daily News
sherman. TcN. N1r.E %. ''''
hundred and seven cases. charging
violation OF the local option law all
AGAINST one defendant nr w. G.
loliff. are set for hpIrIu. tomorrow
one thousand nine hundred and
twenty six subpoeuls have been is-
sued for witnesses
Or Joliff was convicted iH several
cases three wears ago and after sor'-
ING a year was released cn condition
that he leave the county and never
return. Recently De- ,dwo back. AT
or spending three wears iu Oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
PAYING NAQuIS To
MURnFH SETTLERS

b. Associated Press
Guaymas. March 6.-That the
Cientificos are offering the laQui
Indians large sums of money and
.cs@r. sion OF the entire Yauni river
valley Il they will murder settlers.
both Americans and Mexicans, In iso-
lated places. was the word brought
today by Peace Commissioner Gener-
al Nuioen. who returned from an eN-
tended trip through the northern
part of tho state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
WOULD ELIMINATE MIDDLE
MN N MNRkFTING PEODj -


81 Paul MINI March Is The
most ambitions project ever under
taken en- this section OF the country
FOR cooperation IN the marke'inc Ct
farm products Is to De launched ~ 4
meeting which began In this CITY to-
lav. Tho meeting Is 10 last three
DAVIS and Is attended hv representa-
tive farmers and craju growers %
Minnesota and North a1i South pa
kota
u IS planned 20 orcaniFr an assoc
citation which shall have fn~ its pur-
nosr the sccuring OF adequate ana sat-
isf1ctrrv market facilities for the pro-
drccr without the necessity Of cm-
ployIng go many middle mon rs AZ
] present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07

Chicaeo. m. March 6 The third
annual tournament 20 decide tho
amateur basketball championship OF
the Central States is 10 be held in
the Evanston Y VI. G. \. gymnasium,
beginning tomorrow and contuuia,
until the end OF the week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
MORE lRRIC ALTON
flaming ASSURED

Special 90 Daily News
Plainvicw Tex, March i T.
Cameron. Of Vernon, has purchased
100 acres three miles east of Plain
view He will move t. this city
shortly and will put IN an irrigation
plant on his land sufficient to take
care OF the entire tract Work on the
we'll will commence this month, ami
Nh Cameron hopes To be able 10
seed SO acres 10 alfalfa this season.
better Finally he turned billiard Off
the ranch
billiard has had mtermitten cm-
ployment since, and apparently
hrooded over his troubles with
Sneed Ne left here late Yesterday
FOR GEORGETOWN, arriNiua there be.
fore DAYLIGHT today