davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
BANDITS
PLEAD GUILTY

Frank Weber and Paul Btnrkey.
known ~ tho boy bandits" plead
Cd guilty to burglary In the second
degree this morning IN the super
Tor court. and were sentenced 10
n to 10 years In the penitentiary,
Harry J. Eastman. charged with
robbery. aiso committed during the
Christmas rush. also pleaded guilty.
and was given a 9 to f4.year peni
Tertiary s~entcncc. lie was accused
OF holding up q drug store. and II
believed to have been implicated In
several other robberior. John
Frcno. chnrged with burglary. was
sentenced to n 10 10 years. All
Of tho men arrested on q charge Of
conspiring and ~dcfrauding the SyI
yeater Hros. Grocery Co. of $4,000
worth OF merchandise. this norm
Ing entered pleas III not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

big house. the SIX husky sons. each
In charge OF = certain end Of tho
ranch work. report every day 10
their dad. ne reports are care
fully recorded. down 10 the mum.
her OF Gags and tho number of
quarts Of milk. For system. . mod
crn banking firm has nothing ON
the Monroe ranch. And Il all
counts.
David Monroe In . big man. lilo
has worked hard and no has
played hard. hut he il not such =
big man that he hasn't time TO CO.
ter to the whims .. = score At
happy. healthy grandchildren. sons
and daughters Of the six husky
sons and the sivs robust daughters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Very Latest News
About Our Boy Scouts

headquarters Of the
~ esouts have ousrsn-
20 y secure ! five wests,
- nodenpowsiI throuob
Sxlst etates. Il Il planned -
teuvss hIs IiIustrstsd iso.
eeestIns In 10 Of the orin-
49, estsids Of New YORK.
e Include Seattle.
1a:eelne of the King Comfy
q Scouts yesterdsy Maior
l.1y1ham wss authorized r.
s9nIantes 70 national head,
sufficient 10 place Seattle
y cifiss 10 BE- Waited
v1eenvPovsll win arrive a.
1osk about February ~, ana
ks2e1s1 shortiy afterward on
ssase tour. He leaves Gan
March 1s for Australia H.
= rnay BE- expected here
I1seA Z Or s. Jas. n wes,
execnfivs Of The poy
= America. win sccompany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
INJUNCTION

LOS ANGELES. Jan. g.--rcdcrnl
District Judge oiin wellborn today
ordered n decree OF injunction In
tho case OF the government against
tho no-called plumbing trust This
was done with tho consent OF all
the defendants.
The defendants include the Pa.
cIfic Coast Plumbing association.
the National Committee Of the Fed.
eraI Supply association and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
4 Man Who Can't Play Can't Work." Is Theory
= Which Rich Northwest Rancher Runs Business

nav orr FOR AL
.sAsEBAlL, BRASS
Sno OTHER ktcReA.
Aae NEAL PART OF
smrsFic RANCH OPERA
xsxn wash. Jan s--scene
bureau. Characters
n.cnroe. rsncher; male ap'
elorss. etc.
f,yld Mcnfoe any
- paay basebsil'
.nnlicaats step forward.
10Y eny Of you play any
nnsical Instrument
applicants step for
there anything that
e1n Is besides Just work
crsncent steps forward ad'
80 he plays hockcy.
~x0 rlrht. That's my car
uoo IN
frvl1 Iearoe and seven ap-
ne way David Monroe.
cnslfle raneher 81 the Inland
recruits his farm hands.
owns one 81 the most
b equipped harms IN the
~. about eixht miles from
Soue Of tho finest stock
I,unlei Etates Is bred on his
ne,uk Incidentally David
1uo ! hall team each sum-
~ little trouble In max.
eocreeentafives from tho
towns lcok Hike nov
z eruss band and orches-
) ufnfer that b some class
frnny paft q y all y that
mes On the Monroe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
READY FOR
WILDE TRIAL


PORTLAND. Or. Ian. with .
corps Of detectives employed "a
eseh side 20 keep tab on the other.
the prosecution and defense IN the
cnse q Louis J. Wilde today are
awaiting the opsnIno ~ the trial.
nest Monday.
Nothing has been reported to
throw definite iixht on the Identity
OF those who entered the offices Of
the district attorney and A. u.
Clark New Years night. when cyt
dcncc connected with the Wilde
case was stolen. Each aide clInxx
10 tbs theory that the other was re-
.sponsibie. though the attorneys mul
tuaily exonerntc zach other from
any completely.
Deputy District Attorney F1tsecr.
aid today ridiculed the offer Of
$1,000 reward made By Wilde for
tho arrest and conviction Of the ~.
'ieged burglars.
"Hs u making = safs bs<.~ said
fitzgerald. The way the courts
work. n would BE- An impossihiiity
to convict anybody IN four months"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

ranch work only five and = half
days u week tthcy have Saturday
afternoons Off. he Kets more work
out OF them than most Of his neigh.
bors do from six long days. and II
really doesn't ccst = cent more It
is true that David Monroe buys the
hassballs and bats and music for
his farm hands. but shcn he hasn't
become 20 old yet that he doesn't
take ~ keen an enjoyment ont Of
the recreation ~ his men.
"A man who cant play cant
work. says pavld Monroe. And II
svcr there was proof for theory or
doctrine. the Monroe ranch II sure
IL"
In tho comfortable den II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

HEDDIN0. Cal. Jan. 9~--Hevefa1
United States postal detectives sr-
rived here today TO Investigate the
mall robbery Of tho Oregon Express
near here yesterday.
Local authorities admit that the
lone unmaskod bandit. who forced
Mail Cierk Chas. J. Rhein 70 bind
and rag his assistants. after which
he rikled tho registered mall
pouche6. has made good his a.
cape. They declare that be has
completely covered his tracks.
Many believe that the bandit ID b.
Ing sscIudsd BY friends In Rad
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
JACKSON DAY
IN SEATTLE

Bourbuus from all parts % thu
state viii be Ia Seattle Monday 10
participate In the high links that
are pulled off annually with TIM
jackson day celebration. The ban.
Quet viii b. held ~ Z ,. "a. ct Dale
& Wolfs's cafeteria, and orntory
viii f1ow abundanliy. The Butler
hotel will be tho rendezvous All
day long for all tho jefferson and
Jackson disciples Who arc eager %
put the a. q. r. On the blink.
Ladies' win b. invited 70 the bAs'
QUse. too.
A state organization IN behalf of
Woodrow Wilson viii be effected ~
the Butter hotel during the after
noon. r. ~. Troy Of Olympia Wi
probably b. elected president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
ne AHEAD WITH
WORK ON PETITIONS

Ions In the corporation eounsern o.
fics since Auxsast. charging W the
dlscSeoaney 10 former Corporation
Counsel Calhoun. While admitting
that Blaine has consistently helped
hin - ct his office. he deuiee
that WartaIl vutsd for him At the
council election following cAlhoun's
reclamation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

seven corner saloons vii % out
OF business At the end Of this year.
They are the corners of Pike u. and
First Az. Pike aud Second. Madiscn
and First. Madisoa and Second.
James and Second. James and Third
and YcaleF and second. AccordinG
Councilman fiesksth. these ~
looms viii not come under thu three
yoar protection clause provided for
IN the Proposed charter amendment
On saloon Leases ending Dec. -.
1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

you have q favorable report on
those samples Of beer you sent to
the chomistf"
Yea"
what test did no user
HE drank them."--Clevcland
Plais Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Second Bunch
Of indictments

Los ANGELES. Jan. s-The
federal grand jury reported 20
Judge Wcilborn NJ ifsos O'Clock
Several Indictments. believed 10 ~
no less In number thsn those 70
turned by tho Jury last Saturday.
we're returned and bench warrants
is<pcd. The names of those men
toned IN the indictments were
kept secret
The beach warrants wers thea
turned OYER 10 the United HtAiss
marahai for service. Following the
ffitas ~ IL report. the grand jury
adjourned sine die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

= Rain or snow tonight and
4 Sunday: high eastsrly winds.
\ Although II has turned
4 slightiy colder this afternoon.
4 tho predictions Of the local
\ weather prophets for sofnors
4 row n that tho temperature
= Will remain within q few a.
4 xrecs Of %. the freezing
4 point. all day tomorrow.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

fnn1lng Corporation
n6orr1s oplnioa that The
611tcns against Blaine
aro Invalid. Comp
uoz1 y poinE ahead with
Z ~ petiuone pre-
g uRoembcr 80. and
I'M - ma6e 10 finish the
Dcthweil h acfin9
~ thtso nse oew si9.
~ pe&itions which call
mske the check n any
vl1l hen Issue = Ger.
Dnffic1ency 10 those In
pe(ittons. and they
~ days 10 supple
Nh new sienAlures.
- Responsibility
Hrun1 unvsrs2l Of opin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

IAN FRANcisco. Jan. s.--Po-
lIcemen Doyle and OfShanghnessy
ran after Tom Coxtigan. Suddenly
he vanished before their eyes
"spooxs," yelled Doyle. "Wurra
wmra," said Ofshaughnessy. They
didn't zee the mAniloIc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

PHOENIX, Arfz., An. t.--Wm' =.
BIankenship. first city marshal Of
Phoenix and city marshal Of Tomb
stone and Prescott. ia the mining
boom days. died here today. Blank
enship. IN point Of service. was the
Oldest q officer In Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Oy uniee1 psoss xsass1 wtssl
VERNON. b G. Jan. s-The city
power house and electric Hight plant
vas destroyed hy flrc last night. and
Vernon vii have 10 b. lighted with
lamps tonighf. Tho plant ri vrii
insured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Elopes With Actor;
Woman h Arrested

(y Vntse4 L. - vNey.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. &-Mrs. VIII
liam ID Atiey. of Warrington. u.
c.. spcnt today Ia . coll II The 20
lice station. havtnx bees arrested
In tho company of Russell Hitiiard.
IN actor. Friday night
MrsL Dc Atiey admitted today
that abe had eloped With Hiliiard.
bat added. Z thought Il va ~
right because my husband had IN
stituted divorce pYoccodluGD
against me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

LOS ANGELES, Jan. s.--Becauss
she refuses 20 travel on Sunday.
Mtss Olivia Stokes. en- route TO Los
Angeles In q private car. will pay
400 for side track privileges 10
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

some woman. devoted TO her hus-
baud and TO her two children, and
the spotlight Of publicity IL the
farthcss thing from her thoughts.
Am I a suffraxcf7" she says.
Il can only gay what I did In my
address. that among the good
sbirgs we have inherited and added
TO are peace, freedom. justice. cdn-
cation. religion. opportunity and suf-
fraxe.
Woman IL the teacher Of mon.
Her work IN politics In to teach her
children tho lore Of country, the re-
sp~onBibIIity OF suffrage. tho c0nsti
tuition and laws OF the country and
how they can be preserved Her
work should begin az. the cradle 70
make her children good citizens.
and should end only at the grave"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
PUBLIC MARKETS


Chickens. soc pound pork sausage,
10 cents pound. linked. pounds rs
centr, shoulders Of lamb. cents
pound compound, , pounds - cents.
LARD. ! pounds rs cents rib roast.
ian cents pound lamb chops. 10 20
in cents pound, rifioin steak. 10
rehts pound, portofhouee steak, ~
pe.sna! ps m,ia' r.. e. ,ass Il !, esa s.n'. s. ssr
: cents dozen: brst creamery butter.
Z pounds o.: comb honey. 10 csnts
votub. sweet navel oranges. - cents
dozen: cooking apples. pounds IS
cettn. sweet oranges. cant each.
fancy Heiiefiower and King apples.
fi,1s box; rokay grapes. 8 cents per
ponna, 10 cents basket. Snow and
strawberry apples. tito boz; dry
onions. 10 pounds rs ccnts. Yakima
potatoes. tiaa sack.
PIKE PLACE mAnwuT.
Genuine Pennsylvania kerappfs. 10
cents pound buftarnr. 70 cents per
ponnd. Yakima honey. nc cents comb.
fasnt6fn aeon. 10 cents pound. rtn-
serves and ieiiirr. 10 cents Niass. Da-
kpta butter. 10 mi pound. new laid
eggs &c cents dozen: best Jsrsey but
tor. pounds 81 ground bones, .
pouqdn ~ esnts. eauiifiower. 3 cents
head: reiery. 8 errtr stalk navel or.
snxss - cents dozen. fresh brad. !
ccnts. mixed nuts. 10 cents pound,
milk 9 cans Is cents with u cent
purchase sugar. pounds ~ cents.
brick cheese. - cents pound.
Holland macksrei. 4 for rs cents Uoi'
land herring. cents each. bag.
rock cod. 10 cents pound. fresh
smsissl : pounds ~ cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS got ssse
monthly Evsry second week or al
full salary. STEADY work. spring
examinations IN seattle. Write inn
msiiateiY for specimen questions
sufficient Ffankiin Institute.
Dept. tpisL+ Rochester. ~. X.
Wanted Men ~ womsn to isnrn the
barber trade. largest and most
complete school ~ the wsst wares
sala wnils is.sn'ns An UNLIMITED a" as
NATIONAL BxRHEk COLLEGE.
0 Washington. or 100 Third Az.
Phone. Main st3f.
LIMITED.
WAnted-Neverai bright young men.
preferably ,9f high school educa,
sarvics examination serious mind.
Oh only. no idirrn. Salary SIS. per-
maucnt promotion Hea Mr.. CAL
YIN. 1898 Alaska Bldg. Monday be-
TOTO AT ONCE
wanted-aesefai man. high school
graduates preferred. 10 20 Ss years.
for early railway mali service 4
animation BEGINNING salary, tIb 90.
few hours. nyrninE study necen-
n i1ss before sss ~ / 5 y. Monday asis Alaska
E~nsinssfs. .fifemen, ianitors. Instruct
ed for l~inense: reasonable tefma.
seattle Steam Engineering school
sos Oriental building. ) 1n :.
wANTEp-rwo drivers Tor milk
Ioutes men must be familiar. with
bsss city trade Answsf ~ Letter
and ssiary expected. Address x-io2t
sara seattle Star.
Responsible party wsntsd~sTo give
figures on hot water system IN
s~ssidsnss For particulars call
OLYMPIC ATS zsio Western az
up. Near public market. Cheap
eat ~ seattle
spring ~ pool Dom. Everything
new. ~ cents per Main en-
xvnnee iori Third av. ". cramsr.
TED bAine.
Carpenters wanted at once. 10 figure
or n.mbsr OF houses' caii
AGENTS WANTED.
mo OPPORTUNITY - SOCIAL
FnATEHNAL. u~p-to-dats ofganixa-
s; nsaes sss Ten - sn ere ~s%sr; 1 nsms
bsfs- tasy money for ~eanvass~rs
and organizers. Choice Of territory.
Write Supreme Organizer for par
tieuiars. sts broedwsys Los An
Don't sI.ys for WAGES. Earn Is to
ttf daily. he your own boss. we
show you how n A. watts. tf7
No. fAks AZ. Miles city. Mont
oivuArIoMs wAMTGp-mALG-
Coed ati-round carpenter wants work
address, star X 1ts.
hElp WANTED-gGMALe
Wanted--tcung ONE either az
- telephone operators. Apply TO
1905 trd = y. Of 1880 nth ~. Ths
Pacific 1stsphcns and Telegraph
tn.
Middis- sxsd or elderly woman can
have good home n small pey for
helpjns With housowork In small
faulty. East efi6
s.os ssn.s seara ~S : room resas.
1t3 4 month Cali Il tioi 7th ~.
a. Aoush NcAttie car.
fYrss class A1israticnsL prtcss rsx-
eeneble: ladtsef suits and otirta
made q order. Ucfk guaranteed
Mira Cosin. o pike
SITUATION WANrED-FEMALE.
Woman. 20. tiittis xifi u good cook.
seAmstFege. nurse. vishes situation
~ ho.xrk etper. country rrcfsffsd
A41rcsa MIA Son8nofs. Columbia
- 1T~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Pound Inst Her pstes oedroom Had
oecoeuo . rrsmpof Paradise. "A
MIR. ,. W. firth ~ New Fork ~
turned to her luxurious homo II
Grove st.. Stamford. 70 find evsrY,
thing turned topaz turvy an6 hay
bedroom a1l unused up. "
During : visit 70 New Fork
Weary wiIilcs had taken possession
Of tho house and sIspt Ia Mrs.
F1rth's best bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Want Ads
Pay

The following I'd. inserted IN
Wednesdays Star resulted In the
lost article being returned the same
evenings
Loot~-Friday afternoon. brown
mlnk fur. near Supnyntds ssatioo.
or on Green fAks car. Phone n.
1851. Reward.
This IL bat one Instance In many
cases where lost articles are r.
turned through star Want Ada
Phone pour Ads 70 Main o<oo.
Ind. ~. Three sde for The prics
81 t~o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

On tho East Side Of Lake Washing
= sadssty @rprsi,s va, van
from Medina. Can come 10 n
and Yesicr from the property IN
exactly half an hour. Pienfy Of
large boats now. and haif-hour
ferry service planned 70 operate
before long.
Haif.acra tracts tfhe area Of five
tosf0e-foof lotsj for $500.
Terms ~ low an 10 per cent cash
% balance easy monthly pay
mi
HENRY FREDERICK. INC.
Main sos1. rnd- s<7s.
Hoss Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

10 ACES FOR $3.50
EAGLE HARBOR
Ten sores Of land With . fine view Of
Tracts have come back 20 a. nftsf
-four years. We viii soil this last
piece In our addition ~ Eagle Har.
Dor ~ SIPS per acre Other land
s% : = : re- 4srm s'' s,s s's cash. ss'i t.ls snss
may run four years
OLE HANSON 4 CO.
Third Floor New York block
CHICKEN RANCH FOR TRADE
: acres on Everett interurbau. Z miles
north OF Seattle. IN acres cleared.
large spring. large chicken house.
hrooder house. etc. Tor sAie OF OK
wxrER FRONT S ACRES
Two moro s-acrs water front tracts,
On sound; for ssov per tract. tos
JOIN Oun uLENwooD COLONY.
Locased west Of sestsIe IN the sound
Delightful place TO 1.-Two. where you
can make noney n run your own
business raising berries, FRUITS.
Garden sr POULTRY The
nrcmsrfon sns Tacoma - where
pr3cee are always high t3s win
start you. balance tie 4 month
acres. f2oo. with more than enough
Epoj timber 20 ~ for :hs lsnd
handy 20 school in wcll-estfied dis
Co. owner. 1915 Third ~. Open
sveninss.
Kirkland Acreage and Farms
5000 AND UP
COLLINS 4 SON. o0f Third Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06


A RICH 40-ACRE TRACT
Three miles from centfalin- Clay
loan soil running water. part bot
toni. all first class. neal coal
mines. Price $500. most any terms.
~ ACRES
On Pacific Highway. Y mile from
town. y mile from electric tine.
grade school. telephone. X. y. y.
All iegel valley land and all In
cultivation Price tsss.zb. Easy
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND co.
Room fs Downs Blk 7ot Second Az.
Phone Main b1ee.
WHEAT FARM oFFEkED At
A SACRIFICE
BEST land In Eastern Warrington
undivided body Of go acres; oan
DO had for small payment down.
and liberal tsrms. would make al
most any sacrifice on the price IN
order TO ret two-thirds or all cash.
priced away below the market on
partial payment proposition. tbs
way land IL selling In Grxrf
county. where this farm II located.
Sec me or write quick M'KAf.
1os-1es Liberty Bldgs - q
AuiNUa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

LAKE UuRigN pRoPgNTv.
TOUR OPPORTUNITY
LAYgo tracts on new Lake Burieu .
line. NOW under congtructions $500.
SIC down, s. per month
md. xsfo. Main 735.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

THE RosENnuRo UNDERTAKING.
Co. corner Sinth and unioni Main
1901. Ind. t1nx. FREMONT OF
FfcE af17 Fremont av. fhoneA
North z3o. Green 81
BuTrkRWoRTH b SONS
Professional Directors and Liconaed
Embalmrrs. 1881 list Phoncs sts,
Honey. Watrcn Co. FUNERAL Dircc-
tors. Third nv. and University.
both phones ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
FARM

20 acres good land. north city. quar-
tor mile Hollywood Sta. Fine
springs, good road. church, store
and school. dirt cheap; $1,000; $50
down. IS month. Visit owner.
foo-A Central bldg.
II you want a chicken ranch. see
Kaufman Kelly Co. .sThe Live
Wires" 2eS Northern Banx bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Sell or trade--160 acres. Quincy Val
ley, for small farm. improved or
partly improved. 1910 9th av.
Owner. Wick.
Wanted-To exchange house furni-
ture for horses, harness or wagon
N 100, Tho star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

NO. CANOLINA FARM
WANTED-Men to become indcpend-
ent farmers In Eastern North Caro-
1ina-The Nations Garden spot"
Leads for large profits on small
capital. Write for booklet. G. Van
Leuven. se4 Southern Bldg, Will
mington, N. 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Old Country Watchmnlter = Main
springs: Jewels. rs cents each;
glasses, 20 cents. jacobson. First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

PHHENoLOUY--consult Prof. Dun
can Macdonald regarding all Inn
portant affairs. especially ability.
occupation. marriage n succose-
1918 Third nv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
HOME rulers MAKE Commission
GOVERNMENT PLATFORM ISSUE

or military government for Hawaii
The Home Rule leaders therefore be-
lieve that McCandless would be a
dangerous man for the voters Of Ha-
waii to support for Delegate to Con-
gress.
Acting on'that belief. they are now
advocating the Hawaiian voters to
vote for Motley (KahiliaulanD as their
next representative in Congress.
The editorial also mentions the fact
that in his speech at Aala Park on
the night of August %, Delegate Ku-
hio stated that the commission or
military form of government was at
hand, but added that as long as he is
Hawaii's Delegate to Congress he will
fight against it.
According to q Home Rule leader,
the platform under which Motley will
run at the coming campaign will in
clude clause pertaining to the land
laws of the Territory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
TODAY'S SALES
AND DIVIDENDS

Olaa gained half point on the
board today. 60 shares selling for L.
1875 HilO railroad common went up
three-eighths to IT'S for Is shares.
Onomea shed quarter point in two
sales of shares each at $3.50. Tan
jong Olok Rubber was unchanged at
80 for ) shares Olaa SKIES came out
in three unequal lots amounting to
$4,000 unchanged at $3.50.
Sales reported from between boards
show only one change, that being in
Honolulu Brewing & Mailing, which
dropped a quarter point to Il for 80
shares. Oahu had three sales amount
ing to 80 shares at PTS, Hawaiian
Pineapple sold at A for 100 shares
and Oahu Railway at al for two lots,
of 10 shares each.
Dividends were announced today
by Haiku of $50 or $22,50O, by Paia
of $3.50 or $33,75O and by Pioneer of
80 cents, or $4,000, a total of s116,-
05O
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03

Charles X. Motley, Home Rule lead
er, and aspirant for Delegate to Con-
gress on the Home Rule ticket, is
opposed to the introduction in Ha-
wall Of the commission or military
form of government
Motley, who will unquestionably re-
ceive the nomination of his party for
Delegate to Congress, according to
the Kuokoa Home Rula, is determined
to. fight against such government.
The Home Rule platform, which is
being drafted by the executive COM
mittee, will be introduced in the Home
Rule Territorial convention, which
meets on the seventeenth of this
month in Motley Hall.
In its editorial of last month, the
Home Rule organ intimates that Link
McCandless, who received the unani-
nous endorsement of his party for
Delegate to Congress, was conspic-
uously silent as to the commission
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-03
NINE HOST KlMBALL
MAY BE TN POLITICS

Clifford Kfmball. manager Of tno
Haleiwa Hotel, Is candidate for So
pervisor, according to William n
Rathburn, who came to town this
morning from Kahuku.
Kimball, said Rathburn today, when
discussing the political situation with
w. C. Achi, John H. Wise and George
Davis, agreed to run for superyie01
from the Fifth District IL nominated
by his friends in the county conxent
ton.
Rathburn added that Kimball would
be good man for supervisor. AchI
agreed to support Kimball II he Wa
nominated for supervisoral honorS
but John Wise, who was present, did
not express his opinion about the
hotel manager.
When the name OF KimbaII was
mentioned as a superyisoral asplrank
some Hawaiians at the fishmarket
said they would not support him, be
cause of his business connection with
the Oahu Railway & Land Co.