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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-22

Honolulu Constrncti8n and Drawing
co. Is ereefife new stable at south
and KaNaitlhao streets to cost $500.
5.
Ii6ffscl1l aeRer & CO. S new store and
toned IN this paper the other day.
+ IS to cost $500.
branch Of the Pacific I7r,Iif &
Produce Cd has been started in Ho-
nol1l,l ii charge 81 G n Sheridan.
lately manager of the Seattle branch
Of the firm.
viii Ikei,. nIovelIIbef i,ay tie Dlan.
ta{i66 |8b8fers win receive the bal
&1o1 g ||.1 bonus IL / 8 bo cent. mem
|i6ned m liis banef last week. on
their daily. Sca4es for. the ytar.
8. g
There was 4 decided IMPROVEMENT
IN the New york stock EXCHANGE yes
ferflavs higher range az American
stocks ii, I.ondon Influenced the trad
Ing Call loans went to S ner cent.
Efz -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-22

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-11-07

J. c. White, eelec. Judge. an
c. l. Wilde, cleo. clerk. .M
c. F. Dunn, cleo. clerk. lm
Janette Burgdorf, elec dist clerk I'M
Charles E. Holt, cleo. judge. an
John G. Clay, cleo. judge. an
James E. Hensley, cleo. judge. !. sM
Calvin r. White, elec clerk. sm
Emma c. Wisdom, cleo. clerk. sM
Homer s. Levander, constable. a.
Ernest 8. Adsley. cleo. judge. 60
Charles A.A lbin. cleo. Judge. J.. so
]. O. Rhoades, cleo. judge. so
w. J. Adsley, cleo. clerk. ....... sw
BeileM Lamont, cleo. clerk, sM
Mrs. Oscar w. Rhoades, dist. elk 60
Guy Ferre. cleo. constable. 80. 40
Charles J. Hall. cleo. judge. sW
Tony Gordon. cleo. judge. sW
f. w. Rhett, cleo. judge. ... 800
John Kokta, cleo. clerk anna. sM
H. B. Jenkins, cleo. clerk .... so
hottie Deasy, cleo. dist clerk -. 6W
A. A. Luellen, cleo. constable. 40
Marion Upton, cleo. judge. $50. 500
w. J. Harrah, cleo. judge. .... 800
E. s. Vincent, cleo. judge. 800
Fannie Upton, cleo. clerk. $50. 500
Lawrence J. Upton, cleo. clerk. sM
Alice Gordon, cleo. dist. clerk. 800
George Upton, cleo. constable. 40
Fred G. Painter, cleo. Judge. 600
c. Il Jillson, cleo. judge. ...... 600
w. A. Newman, cleo. judge. 800
G. j. Wright, cleo. judge. 800
Peter Vandeburgh. cleo. judge. 800
S. L. Mahurin, elec judge. sM
Anna Kerkham, cleo. clerk. 500
Katherine Wright. cleo. Clerk. 500
H. r. Newman. cleo. clerk. 500
May B. Meyer, cleo. dist. clerk. 500
James Lemon, cleo. constable. @
Hanna Freidenrich, cleo clerk. SW
Charles Crawford, cleo. judge. SW
B. w. Maxey elec. judge. $40
o. H. Evans. cleo. judge. sW
Mary Alice Cochran, cleo clerk. s@
Mabel Maxey, cleo. clerk. $1,000. Wv
Mary Nepean, cleo. dist. clerk. Wv
William He'll, cleo. constable. @
James H. Coigrove, cleo. judge. NV
John Fricke, cleo. judge. NV
Peter Marren, cleo. clerk. Nv
w. H. Colgrove, cleo. clerk. NV
Orrin Lamb, cleo. dist. Clerk. wv
f. H. Hanson, cleo. constable. wv
Frank Hogan, cleo. judge. wv
G. w. Poe, cleo judge. ......... wv
Edna L. Jones, eelec Clerk. w
S. M. Jones, cleo clerk .....,... wv
Mrs. II. K Adams, cleo dist elk wv
John NJ. Hadorn, cleo constable. 10y
Phil Hartman. cleo. judge. Nv
d. c. Howard, cleo judge. wv w
NJ p Streker, cleo judge. NV
J. C. Rooney, cleo judge .,.,... o~ os
George s. Tinker. cleo judge. NV w
Fred Huffman, cleo judge" wv NV
NJ. J. Klinkhammer, cleo clerk. o ss
Alex Litherland, cleo clerk. .,. Wv ~
-, 80 alarl so
~ ~, ns,s. - aiot clerk. sM
r r. E.,,,sa a. constable ~
Continued on Page
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-11-07

f. f. Squires, same .......... 600
Tom A. Wilmont, election dist.
clerk, Pleasantview Precinct. 600
Frank P. Turner, election judge
Lorena precinct ........... 600
w. s. Newland, same ........ 900
T. L. Engle, same ............ 600
Annette flinders, election clerk
Lorena Precinct .......... 500
s. G. Newland, same ......... 600
Alexander Cruise, election dist.
clerk, Lorena Precinct 80. 600
L. B. Murphy, election judge
Tahoe Precinct .......... 500
A. E. Lycan, same ........... 900
G. w. Stewart, same ......... 600
Henry Hoffman, election clerk
Tahoe Precinct ............ 500
Beatrice Murphy, same, ...... 600
j. E. Murphy, election dist.
clerk, Tahoe Precinct ..... 800
b. F. Reed, election constable
Tahoe Precinct ......... $50
0. c. Lapp, election judge of
Harpster Precinct ..... 600
J. M. Wilson, same ........ 600
NJ. s. McMurray, same ...... 600
Thomas Surridge, election clerk
Harpster Precinct ........ 500
Nj. s. Kinkaid, same :..... 600
Mrs. M. Eva Kerr, election dist.
clerk, Harpster Precinct -. 600
}. Z. utz, election constable
Harpster Precinct ..... 4.50
VIM. N. Robinson, ell ton judge
Dixie Precinct ......... GOO
Mabel L. Trader, same $500. 600
Henry s. Hazlitt, same .... 600
Oscar Waller, election clerk
Dixie Precinct .......... 600
Don A. Burpu, same $1,000. 600
F. Nj. Kinds, election dist. elk
Dixie Precinct ..... 600
Howard Powelson, election con-
stable Dixie Precinct .... 4.5O
Peter klinkhammer, election
judge, Concord Precinct -. 400
y. n. Watson, same ........ 400
VIM. Allen, same ....... 400
G. W. Shepp, election clerk
Concord Precint .. 400
A. F. Schultz, same 400
Mrs. A. F. Schultz, dist. clerk
Concord Precinct .. 400
w. r. Kelly, election constable
Concord Precinct 400
A. s. Johnson, election judge. 81 90
John Grinde, election judge. 90
M. e Maitlen, cleo. judge. $500. 90
Eugene Moses, cleo. clerk. 49,. 90
b. F. Brown, cleo. dist. clerk. 90
arthur Cooper, cleo. constable. SO
VIM. A. Edwards, cleo judge. -. 90
James McCalla, elec Judge. -. 90
Andrew kavanaugh, elec judge. 90
Mrs Mamie E. Mahoney, clerk. 90
Annie Napier Edwards elec clerk 90
Emma F. Martini cleo. dist elk 90
II. T. Brown, elee. constable. -. 8 90
Edgar II. Wiman, cleo. 5udge.... 90
'ah Laverty. cleo. Judge. -..... 90
annie Sinner. cleo. clerk. 90
rahnie Hardin. cleo. dist. clerk 90
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
CLOSE SHAVE
 WON KANSAS
REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR ELECTED BY FIFTY THREE
 VOTES.
Special Nugget Service

TOPEKA. Nov. l3.-The official count shows that Arthur Capper. re- publican has been elected governor of this state hy the close margin of 53 votes.
 The contest was in douht until the official counting took place as all un- official counts clearly showed that the race was an unusually hotly contested one.
 There are rumors this morning that the democrats will demand recount but such rumors are to he expected after a close contest and may have no foundation.
 Future elections in this state are expected to show a remarkable change uf sentiment on several questions be- cause of the privilege of voting eX- tended to women. IL is almost certain that many women will appear as can didates for some of the higher elective offices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

The amount of license money paid by the saloons of Nome since 1900 amounts to more than quarter mil, lion dollars. During the past three years the total amount paid for liquor licenses. billiard and cigar licenses. for each year was sIS.245. This dves mt include the revenue licenses which amounts to $25 year each
 Saloons which have been conducted here since 1900 have paid each nearly s20. 900 in license moneys. one ,'eIIer alone who has conducted the same house during all that time finds that he has paid out in hard cash the sum of sls.245. This is Joe Jourden of the Lobby who himself was instrumental while member of the city council in
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-W. 1T. Brooks of the Alaska railroad commis- sion has come out positively in favor of the construction of railways in AL aska. The stand taken by him seems to promise that the report of the com mission in the matter will be favora- ble to construction of the roads. Mir. Brooks made his declaration in his geodetic survey repoY just issued. In it he declares that the full industrial development of Alaska can only he ef- fected possibly by the construction of railroads which will furnish transpor- tation to the open ports of the Pacific.
 He enters in detail into several im- portant phases Of the question show ing what parts of Alaska particularly
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
MAY BRIDGE
 AT SOLOMON
EITHER SLOUGH WILL BE SPAN.
 NED OR NEW ROAD BUILT.

To put bridge over the slough back of Solomon or to build a wagon road from Bonanza across the flats to meet the road already built is the in of the Alaska road commission.
 Bob Somers went down this morn ing with the team of Charlie Dahlquist to make the survey and 10 investigate all the conditions with a view to mak- ing choice. The slough Is shallow and has been crossed by the teams. but the high tide comes up there and raises the water considerably.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
TELEGRAM FROM SULZER.

Some of the democrats who were credited with sending q congratulatOry telegram to Governor r-elect Sulzer say they have received an answer from New York's "eIect" thanking them for their courtesy. According to one Nome democrat MT. Sulzer said that al though elected governor of the Elm pire state he is still an Alaskan"
 The telegram itself has not been pu. on exhibition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
BROOKS OF COMMISSION
 FAV0RS RAILROADS

would receive benefits from the roads which most authorities have in view. Because of his splendid knowledge of the mineral and geological features of the territory he speaks with an au- thority and insight which is certain to have its effect.
 The great difficulty now to be faced arises from the change in administra- tions. the time allowed to the repub- licans being altogether too brief for the consummation of the work which their commission was appointed to prepare for. IL Is believed. however. that the democratic administration will follow up the line laid down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
BABY WEAVER DIES.

The little baby boy of MT. and Mrs. Oliver Weaver died last evening at o'clock of bronchitis. The child was eleven days old and had received the name of Russell Caldwell Weaver. The funeral will take place from the resi- dence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Weaver since the oc- currence have received numerous tok- ems of sympathy with them in their loss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
SEATTLE BOND
 ISSUE VALID
SUPREME COURT SAYS MONEY CAN BE RAISED ON NEW
 hAReORS.
Special Nugget essvies.

SEATTLE. Nov. l3.-The supreme court has upheld the ruling of the lower court that the harbor terminal bonds of Seattle are perfectly valid and their issuance perfectly legal. This means the elimination of one of the greatest difficulties which con fronted the inaugurators of the scheme for the construction of the great water front improvements. This obstacle gone the matter will now be pushed forward to the quickest possible con- clusion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
Nugget Special SsrvIeA

CLIFTON. Arizona. Nov. It, Franklin E. D. orr. former proprietor and editor of the Douglas Dispateh. was shot and killed yesterday by Will liam Allender who committed suicide later when in the custody of the of hcers. The shooting was the result of a row which began when Orr was
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
NOME SALOONS PAID
 MORE THAN $250,00O

having law passed by congress which enabled municipalities to ob- tain the license moneys instead "f having them given to the federal so, - crumcut.
 At that time Melvin Grigshy and Joseph W. Ivy went to Washington to work for the change and succeeded m having the money kept in incOrporat- ed towns.
 All tho, other saloons which have been opened since 1900 have paid handsome fortunes for license but most of them have changed hands and the moneys were paid out hy various owners
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
JURY TRIALS
 FINISH TODAY
CASE AGAINST JAMES EckOAhL
 FOR FORGERY IS THE LAST.

The last case on the jury calendar was begun today in the district court when the case of the United States vs. James Eckdahl was begun. Eek dahl is charged with raising the amount of time check on the Sesnon Company.
 The equity calendar will be called again next Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
GOV. OC|Lv|E
 PASSED AWAY
FORMER EXECUTIVE OF YUKON
 DIES OF SEPTIC POISONING.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget SsrvieA
 WINNIPEG. Nov. 14.-William Osil vie. formerly governor of the Yukon territory. died last night here ot sep tic poisoning. The poisoning Is caused by disease.
 Governor Ogilvie has been living here for some time since leaving tLe Yukon and has been in poor heath for some time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
EDITOR SHOT DEAD
 AT CLIFTON, AR|z.

still editing his paper. At that time. it is said. he became beside himsc with anger and indulged in personali- ties. Alender and he kept uP the fight even after his retirement.
 After the shooting Allendcr queily surrendered to the officers md no suspicion was entertained that he con templated self destruction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
pLEIN WILL SOON cLosE.

The dredge of Joe Plein is still Op- erating but will close down within a day or two. The last thaws have been put in for the season. The greatest has been experienced because of the frozen surface from which big chunks fall in all the time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
J, 5, AND RUSSIA
 MAKE NEW TREATY

ions after some residence in America. Although the terms of the new treaty have not been given out 1t is about certain that a clause will be found in- serted which insures full liberty to all American citizens when they re- turn to their native country no matter what their religious persuasion might be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
RAMONES
 --MADE PREMIER
GENERAL WEYlER NOT CHOSEfI TO HEAD STAINS GOVERN
 MENT.
Special Nugget Service.

MADRID. Nov. 14.-Count Ra nohes has been appointed to succeed Senor Don Canalejas, who was assa ,;inted by an anarchist.
 IL was believed for time tlat General weyler would have eceived the appointment but Ramoncs was found to be more popular ~i.l the king.
 The anarchist assassin of Canalejas is still alive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
NOTICE.

All odd Fellows are requested to attend the funeral of the son of our brother, c. $. Weaver. held at his residence November 15, 1912. at F.. m. FRED BOURBON.
 Acting Noble Grd"d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
Prizes for the mask ball on sxhibi ton at Tobys Candy Store.
VISITS CITY.

Emil Anderson has arrived in the city on business connected with the Solomon hotel of which he is the pro- prietor. He will spend a few days here before returning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-An agree ment has virtually been reached be- tween this country and Russia by which a new treaty will be made to take the place of the one abrogated when congress took sides with the Russian Jews who were molested after their return to the czar's domin-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peopies' Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
JIM ECKDAHL
 FOUND GUILTY

James Eckdahl was found gully this afternoon of forgery and will be sentenced at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. The jury was out cIy a few minutes. but easily was slt:sied that Eckdahl had raised Sesnon check from s2 to s22. He was ac- quilted some time ago of rob5ing the Pioneer Mining Company. Tue pen alty for his crime Is from to 20 years in the penitentiary.
 Mining Editions ready for mailing at the Nugget offiue, &c.,.
 Slim Jim. at the Masquerade Ball, Nov. g.
 everybodys going Masquerade Ball, Nov. 23
 |
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

sss your neighbor about our prices .e.il Red 70 and let US tell yeu about them. They arc the best ever m Nome and we are here to stay.
 UNION MEAT CO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
AMBASSADOR LARS ANDERSON.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Lars An derson. United States minister to Bel. gium, has been appointed minister t. Japan to succeed Ambassador O'Brien who has resigned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

We have a large assortment of fancy holiday gift books. ready for mailing. lomsn eres.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
uNexcelLep NEWS SERVICE.

Of the Nome Daily Nugget. S2.0o per month delivered to your homes every night before c o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE
 For outside beer bottled er sn draf. go to the Eagle. whore h can be secured by the sIass. bottle CT esss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

There IS no salt herring in Nome like lehmann's. Try it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Fresh 1912 8. ( w. strawbsrrlss and Raspbsrriss at Frssding q eoroen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Slim Jim. at the Masquerade Ball, Nov. a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
lut .hsk at lshman's.

Reliance 1912 pack Of bsrriss ai FrSsdins . eesssn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Everybody's going Masquerade Ball Nov. g
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Slim Jim. at the Masquerade Ball Nov. g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Watch this space for the sensation of the season to be announced two weeks from today.
 November the 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

little Marjorie was only few days old; so we didn't
go out then, of course. And since then her mother
hasn't been East at all. She's coming now, though"
"Ah, cheer up!' says l. Worse things than grand
mothers happen to folks.
"But what makes it devilsh awkward just now"
goes Witherbee us that we're expecting my Cousin
Siby too. She's rather lively Sort you know stun
travels with the snartest people, and so You
derstand Thinks nothing at all of taking cigarette
with her coffee Of course we wouldn't mind; but
what's grandmother going to say?"
Il get the picture says l.
ats extremely vivid to me-" says Witherbee why
the good soul would have catft and think all
the straight road to perdition Mabel thinks lot
of the old GIRL too No. we can't stand for it. III wire
Siby she'll have to put off, and then we'll settle down
for month of the simple life. Oh, we've begun!
Sunday morning golf though Well have prayers in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

stead presume. I've locked all the decanters away
safe and we've had the champagne glasses put the
back of the top shelf Given up best guest chamber
to Grandmother, too and had all fixed up cozy, with
old family portraits the walls instead of sporting
prints and couple of NICE easy rocking chairs. And
that reminds me-fur lined house slippers. l should
have brought those out yesterday Oh, We'll be gay
household after Grandmother comes 1t will be almost
like going into mourning But hope can get a mes
sage to Sibyl in time to head her off.
NOV, maybe you'll smile little suspicious at this
~ sketch of Witherbee's mental agony, you non
sportin folks that live tame you could have grand
mother drop in on you any day without warnin' But
believe me, he wa mt THROWN any bluff about it. One
of them oldfashoned Pie Belt conscences is hard to
choke and while Wtherbeed done his best these last
few years make his take the count could still wab
BILE into the ring for one more punch.
Not that he worked up any great sympathy from me-
Most of these imitation hghroers give me pain in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

gOln right past W1therbee'S.
"Why, that's bully of your says she. "I'm
going to take you at your word, too
So while she's givin' her trunk checks to the
expressman l chases over for the runabout that
I'd left for its weekly wash and polish, and
inside of three minutes has the lady loaded
in beside me, with the maid on the rumble, and
I'm off to deliver surprise to the Witherbees
Course, after her first crack, I'd guessed who
it must be.
Evidently was not expected on this train"
she remarks. II wonder if there are to be other
guests?'
"One," says l. @Witherbee was tellin' me
only this mornin. They're lookin' for Grand
mother, too"
"Who?" says she.
"The kids grandmother" says 1. @Nice old
girl, | understand, but little slow
"Oh!' says she, turnin quick and givin' me
another one of them quizzin', friendly smiles.
And | could see then how it was Witherbee
could get SO enthusiastic over Cousin Sibvl. For,
while this party in the chic travelin costume
want any Broadway showgirl type, and maybe
Wouldn' t be just what I'd describe as sumner,
she sure was more or less pleasin' to look at
Kind of dead ripe pippin too, if the few
crowsfeet in the eye corners and the scattered
threads of gray hair was any guide. But there
plenty of natural color in her cheeks, and
her eyes was bright and snappy, and whether
her dressmaker was responsible for her figure or
not, it was some classy
1.-TWO husbands" thinks I. well, she looks
like she'd last out a couple more, providin' she
don't hit up the cigarettes too hard"
Whether ought to chatter away and let out
any more or not, didn't know; but | couldn't
resist leakin some.
@Witherbee, goes on, us sort of plannin
on goin' into retreat after Grandmother shows
aReally!" says she. 4How is that?"
"Oh, cuttln out all bis sportln' capers that
he thinks might shock the old lady," says l.
"You know-cards, and booze, and Sunday golf.
They're goin' to slow up on the social whizz.
and give Grandmother a nice, quiet, restful
time of it."
3Indeed?' says the lady, bitin' her upper lip
to keep back smile "How very thoughtful
But I'm glad to hear there is golf course near.
That's fine! And how are the roads for motor
ing?'
3Bang up" says l.
"Then l must see about hiring some sort of
car" says she. @Great fun driving, isn't it9
Nice little machine you have here. I've driven
one like it. Have very much carbureter
, do your"
she was the real thing, alive every minute, and
any kind of game there was goin'. But as l
4 her and the maid at Witherbee's couldn't help
in:
l, my respects to Grandmother, if she's here"
she's here, all right" says the lady, her eyes
n roguish. And l wondered how she could tell.
see, that must have been last Friday, and
1t hear anything more OF the Cousin Sibyl-
mother combination, or how they're gettin' on,
ere yesterday afternoon about two P. NJ, when
led to the phone.
It you, McCabe?' says someone in an excited,
: voice didn't recognize at first. well, this is
bee. And, say for Heavens sake tell me what's
one when person is arrested
!" says l. 3Why, Witherbee! What have they
l in for?"
no!' SAYS he Il haven't been arrested. Tits
mother"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

oh The s the s9 sbsr
Now, as rule I'd rather put in the time be-
tween Rockhurst-on-th Sound and the Grand Central
goin through the mornin paper. Not that Witherbees
such punk converser for he amt: only his lines and
mine don't the same levels
Gettin' rung in chairman of the entertainment
committee at the Country Club has changed
Witherbee from quiet, hard -pluggn commuter into
1ashy loud talin near-sport of the kind that's
less common, expect in most any suburban joint
like
and these are the usual symptoms But say, some of
these recruits to the spender class speci
mems, amt they? You know. They've been brought
up careful and strict and they've begun life little
nothin; but when they inly get things comm their
way and scatern late crop of wild oats, they
generally want advertise the fact. When they open
bottle they to be there's of the neigh