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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21
COKE
ASSAILS FREAR
In Letter to Lane, Democrat
Makes Bitter Attack on
HaWaii'S Executive

Senator James L. Coke has written
to Secretary of the Interior Lane a
letter attacking Governor Frear SO bit
terly that select circle of Democrats
who have seen the miss:ye are stirred
to the depths.
Governor Frear is accused of pros
tituting his office" in making a mum
Der of appointments for four-year
terms. He is accused OF putting his
personal friends in office, of showing
undue haste in making his selections
and in securing combinations in the
senate through the Republican major
ity which is declared to have jammed
its way over the Democratic minority
Senator Coke's letter was called
forth. it was learned yesterday, by a
cablegram from Secretary Lane
either on May 4 or May . in which
Mr.. Lane stated that he was informed
that Governor Frear was making four
year appointments Lane asked as to
the truth of this report, and Senator
Coke answered both by cablegram and
letter. The letter reached Washing
ton a few days ago.
Senator Coke this morning declined
10 make public the contents of either
the letter or cablegram, nor would he
say what Secretary Lane had cabled
here. stating that lie regards the cor
reSpondence as confidential How.
ever. this letter was seen by a mum.
her of prominent Democrats and the
vigorous manner in which he assailed
Governor Frear has sci the tongues
buzzing with the interesting news /;
is said on good authority that the gov
ernor was attacked for naming the
public utilities commissioners before
the ink was dry" on the utilities com
mission bill passed by the Legislature
The letter says. il is reported, that
the Republican majority of nine jam
med through the combinations over
The protests of the Democratic minor
ity of six
While Senator Coke would say
nothing today regarding the contents
of the latter, he very emphatically
stated to the Star Bulletin that he
will stand by every statement made
in the letter.
Il made certain statements in the
letter everyone of which | viii stand
BY he said. II is well-known that
both Senator Metzger and myself pro
tested strongly against the appoint
ment of the utility commission at
this time ! am not prepared to say
what | told the secretary, but it is
no secret that we resent Governor
Frear's haste to fill up territorial of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21
POSTMASTERS IN
WEARISOME WAIT
Confirmation of Three Loyal
BourbonS Held Up in Sen
ate Committee-Kuhi0
Gets Busy

Aspirants for postmasterships in
Hawaii must possess their souls in
peace The tariff fight, fate and
Delegate huhio are standing in the
way of the confirmation of three
tried and true Democrats who have
been nominated by President Wilson.
Though Wilson sent in three nomi-
nations weeks ago, as told in dis
patches to this paper, not word
could be learned by the local Bour-
bons as to the prospects for confirma-
tiCn Yesterday the Star-Bulletin
cabled to its Washington correspond
ent as follows: F. :.s..:
Are confirmations Of postmasters
bIocked?" -. III. -. " -. III
Back came the following:
The nominations of the post
~: Continued on page three)
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Still IN DOUBT
Frear Can Continue in Office /
He Drops the Hint to DEM
oCratiC Chief
Especial ar-Bnllerm Correspondence


WASHINGTON, d. c., May S.-The
selection of governor for Hawaii
daily becomes more indefinite, If not
more remote Secretary Lane has
Eever cared much for the squabble go
ing among the Democrats for the
place He desires them 10 unite on
some good man and all stand to-
gether. Seeing that this is impossible
he has renewed his suggestion that
Governor Frear continue in office uIl-
til autumn This would afford him
an opportunity to conclude plans uIl-
der way for certain reforms.
This is a modification of Mr.. Lane S
original declaration, that Governor
Frear should be permitted to serve
until the Democrats reach a compro-
mise agreement. He now has narrow
ed the extension of tenure down to
five or six months. This does not re-
suit from an inclination to assist the
Republicans, but it is intended to pun
ish the Democrats for Wrangling
Continued on page three)
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Continued on page two)
MIND DISEASED,
JAP ANESE
ENDSLIFE

With the ground beneath him
strewn with empty whiskey bottles, a
long knife and milestone carefully
wrapped In newspaper and placed
beside his hat and shoes. and a letter
in his pocket telling the reasons for
his act, Onishi kuwataro, a Japanese
3! years old, was found dead behind
the billboards at the corner of King
street and the McCully road at 10: 80
O'Clock this morning, having commit
ted suicide by hanging himself to a
beam supporting one of the boards.
The body was discovered by j. j.
Nhitmore, a motOrman who lives on
King street opposite the scene of the
tragedy. He Immediately informed
the police. and an examination of the
body made by Coroner Rose gave eyi-
dence that the japanese had been dead
for some hours That the Japanese
nerved himself for his act was evident
from the seven whisky TASKS which
lay on the ground. and large knife
which was found close by intimated
that he had made other plans for his
sudden demise, but finally came TO the
conclusion that death 6y hanging
would prove the easiest way out of
this world
Coroner Rose found in the dead
mans pocket a letter which was ad-
dressed to "any Japanese who would
care to read it." When translated. the
letter gave the reasons for the man 5
killing himself and the address of the
CContinued on mage threel
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COURT DIGNITY
LOWERED, AYERS
ATTY. Biting

The ease with which indicted per-
sons recently have been escaping
punishment in this court has become
a byword and joke on the streets"
heatedly declared Assistant L. s. Dis
trict Attorney c. Biting in federal
court this morning.
" II do not mean to imply that this
is the fault Of the court The acquit-
tails that have made the court a
laughing stock have been by the ju-
ries II has reached a point where
/ nave been approached on the street
ly former juror in a certain ease
and told:
We all knew the fellow was guilty
but there was one small point YOU did
not bring out, leaving a technically,
so We cleared him on the. techni-
caIity'
Continued on page three)
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President Requests Congress-
man Not to Make Speech
That Might Offend Japan
TCKI0 RECEIVES REPLY
OF BRYAN FAV0RABLY
Indications Point to Settlement
of Delicate Negotiations in
Spirit of Friendship
(AssocIatcd Press Cable,

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21.-
President Wilson's earnest desire not
to offend Japan in any way nor to stir
up unnecessary friction during the
progress Of negotiations looking TO a
settlement of the California contro-
versy has been again manifested.
Hearing that Representative Thomas
U. Sission of Mississippi had an.
nounced that he would speak Friday
on the a.ien land ownership bill,
President Wilson summoned the
congressman and urged him not TO do
anything that would offend Japan
while negotiations are under way.
Advices here from Japan report
that Secretary 5ryan's reply 70 the
Japanese protest has been favorahly
received.
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insane PATIENT
RUNS AMOCK AND
KILLS ) PEOPLE
fAssoctated Press cable

BOISE, Idaho, May 2.-Running
amuck in the state insane asylum
here today, male patient defied the
efforts of keepers and nurses TO sub
due him until he had killed five other
patients. His outbreak took the keep
er3 by surprise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21

Articles of association h4ye hf@n
filed with the territorial treasurer b.
fifteen Japanese desiring To incorpor-
ate under the name Of the Alilericju
Fishing Company Ltd The. capital
stock of the new firm is fixed at Slt"u
divided into $50 shares, with the maxi
mum limit Of Capitalization set a
$3.50. .QcC. katSutaro Yasui Is named
president, Jotaro HamasaH treasurer.
and YasUtaro Tsu@.ueni secretary
These. together with the twelve other
inrorporators. each hold thirty sha:t5
of the stock.
fices before action was taken to name
a Democratic governor"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21
WHAT RAILROAD RUNS
TO HONOLULU ASKED
BY EASTERN FIRM


It would seem that after the
name ot Hawaii has. been sung
and shouted around the world
for many years few persons
would hold. "a grave doubt as to
where it IS located. But a start
ling discovery WAS made yester
day. showing that the residents
OF this world are not all inform
ed Of the geographical situation
of the. Hawaiian Islands, when
Lester FisheI received a commu-
nication from the. Italia Spaghet-
ii Company. OF New York, ask
ing what railroad ran to Homo
lulu. ~. ~
ZEE agg4s sgss ag5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21
TEXT OF WEBB BILL
CAUSES SURPRISE HERE

Copies of the anti-alien landowner
ship bill passed by the California
legislature and signed by Governor
Johnson have been received here, and
the text of the bill lproyes to be
general surprise.
Carefully avoiding mention OF
aliens ineligible to citizenship" the
Continued on page two)
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SMASH SCIENCE
lAscsoeIated PICS Cablel

EDINBURGH, Scotland, May 21.-
One Of the most serious suffragette
outraees up to this time occurred
early this morning when bomb was
exploded in the dome of the Royal
Observatory, badly damaging the in
terror of the dome and Wrecking
many valuable scientific instruments
and records. No estimate of the ex-
tent Of the damage can yet be made.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21
MEXICANLOAN
SIOO,OOO,OOO
fAssociated Press CabIsl

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 21.-
The Mexican congress has sanctioned
the loan of hundred million dollars
which will be borrowed of foreign
financiers at six per cent, the Gus
toms duties being pledged as secu-
rity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21

A complete list Of the first and
second cabin passengers, arriving
this morning on the Canadian
Australasian liner Niagara, on
her maiden voyage, will be found
on page twelve of this issue of
the Star Bulletin.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 90 =
Beets: SIS analysis, IS. 21-2d. Parity
g 80 cents Previous quotation, 9s.
8 lid
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Streams of humanity for the space
of an hour filed across two large
gangways leading from the big new
Canadian-Australasi liner Niagara
to Alakea wharf Immediately follow.
ing the arrival of the steamer from
Sydney, N s. W., by the way OF Auck
land and Suva.
The Niagara, now a visitor at the
port, and to remain here until eight
thirty this evening before proceed.
ing to Vancouver and Victoria on a
maiden voyage, may well be said to
mark the initiation of new epoch in
the growth of shipping between the
Colonies and British Columbia
Steaming from Sydney at the noon
hour on May 5th, the Niagara reached
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21
TODAY's MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
IAssociated r1ess Cablel

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At deIphia-PhiIadeip 12,
Cincinnati O.
At erookIyn-erooklyn 2, st. Louis
q.
At eoston-Chicaeo 6, Boston 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis S, New
York O..
At and-cIeveIand 3. Wash
ineton 5.
At chicaao--chicaso 9, Boston TO-
great part Of this life consists
of reaching out for what you know
you can't have.
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BIG CROWD
WELCOMES
VESSEL
HONOLULU CITIZENS TURN
OUT TO BID ALOHA TO
VISITORS
ONE HOUR CONSUMED
IN UNLOADING SHIP
Seventeen Passengers Added
to Large List While Mag
ara Is in This Port

The Niagara will be thrown >
s open 10 HonOlulans between the )
b hours Of = and ) O'clock this aft ,
es ernOOn. ,
et Ample opportunity Is now Of ;
s fered local visitors to range >
ps through one Of the finest passen- .
ps ger and freight carriers that .
X files the British flag In the Pa >
~ eiflc. The arrival of this vessel >
Is this morning awakened much In
y terest.
s The arrangements for a local ,
x inspection of the handsome float. 2
q Ing palace were concluded this ,
H morning following conference .
y between T. ii. Davies 4 Co., local =
h agents, and Commodore Glib, .
81 master of the niagara.
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CONTINUED on page threel
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NIAGARA PASSENGER LIST.

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Continued on page three)
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From s. F..f
Tenyo Marh. May %
For :. F.:
Hon Siberia. May -
From Vancouver:
Makura, May 81.
For Vancouver:
Makura, June 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

German manufacturer have ma
Intention. o. they can help II of Ios
ing any Of their export trade with
south America and they are. even
today preparing 10 meet the I'M
creased trade competition that they
ioresee viii come south OF the 18TH.
mus with the completion OF the Pan.
lama Canal
Merchants manufacturers and Sole
.entiiic men have founded al Bonn a
society called the German Soutb
American Institute 10 establish clo-
ser trade relations with Latin Amer.-
lea.
An extensive program has been
laid out Regular publications viii
Doe issued Zoo German Spanish ana
Poriugcse covering elaborate invest
cations OF commercial. financial ae.
r.c1ltural geographical. sso'1a
and meteorological problems D.ys-
Ions have boon organized for s1 -he
leading SVuth American county FL.
aHI also for Nokico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

WIN INf arms ftlnru
The mortality rate Increased and
the birth rate decreased during 1911
DO Prussia Reports lus' published
show deaths OF 1921 per 1000 ln.
hah.'anfs against 1919 for 1910
Tie department Of the interior lud.
the explanation for this in the heat
wave Of i1u ln that quarter Of
the year 1000 more persons died
than in The corresponding quarter OF
The preceding year. and $1,000 OF
these were infants
The falling ~ the birth rate. how
ever. Us the greatest recorded for any
year n sank from 1888 In 1910 %
1886 per 1000 inhabitants As a
result OF the higher death rate and
lower birth rate the total Increase Of
population was $4,000 less than Co
1910
West Prussia. Posen and Westpha-
Tia show the highest birth rate. Ber-
lin with 2071. the lowest o. Prus.
sla's 3a cities with more than 100
600 Inhabitants fifteen show an Do
FAINT mortality exceeding the total
average OF -I2a per 1000 Tor fhe
state as whole
There we're s.ll2 suicides ESQ
more than Boz 1910. buf precisely the
same number as 90 1903 The rate
stays 20 about - suicides per TOO
BOO Of population for the whole
state. although Berlin uith The high
's' rate recorded iu ans government
ai division has 5000 There we're
10 less murders than 100 1910 and
20 less than in 1908 The murder
alto is l.SG for 100 900 OF popula.
ion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

Japsneso gIar. ra4sf-.
FiIe's OF s1ar e.is From -ta At-.a
.rr
alrio.u of South African .f.
-HYisrI4laal beam fI. -Hfar
venezuelan Bananas
Orchid Tea
IlH dinner took place .l
'h Tho aim OF taa society ta
frl. d. new aHd rara dst-. o., a7.
reunion
The Paris cts Council Uga largo
majority has decided % proceed
fith fhe aork OF extending rho
boulevard Haussmaln from .f pra.
eui Terminus ar fhe Fue Tai11l 20
fhe point ar uh.ch Tho Rue DroH9t
Joins the Boulevard Nontmartre
The Improvement 900 involve fHe
demolition of large amount OF
property d fhe EgIesari dos ralisus
the Rue. Chaurbaf lep.etier Laft
20 and TlifboIt and 600 Involve au
'tpeud.fur" Of abou, % million
francs 5000. 000Y
The execution of fla scheme r. p.
Doe sold ls concession .o aoafrH0-
i1r who s expected 5000 secure
large profit . rlstIas of rio.
pr0uerf. involved
+ b. HOv waU. .sle
fIl .YrE .F ..r.f. .f... Ola. l......
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

Jo" Rivers aud frankie Russell
have been s.sroi 10 b'N r Nea D-.
leans January 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

You Will Not be- Disappointed :
You engage board az the Oriental
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

An attempt is being made among
members OF tan Amer An COLONY 'a
1o something POI relieve the pItlable
situation Of an o,d man who Is ue
last living Ink tItt the great Sap
oloor Pierre sobamel Roy. son o'
'n orderly officer OF Emperor wac
born at the palace OF VorHillrf Au-
gust 81. 1907. and as child was
"a playmate Of tho King OF Rome.
doli given ham by the little prince
being still IN bis possession DO d.s.
'notlJ remembers the Emperor and
his kindly ways with children This.
remarkable centeuar.aa nos has 'o'
live on 30 cents iav. the pension
accorded 10 him by fbe Paris ruHrI
Charity BOARD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
PARIS|ANs GET
CABS IN JIFFY
New Telephone Device
Proves Great Conven-
fence 10 Public

fhkl> 'an -I Chaumet
The undef-fecreiary a charge OF the
French posiotl.ce has lnauFuratet
an invocation which BE- very pleasing
10 Par.siaus BE- has decided %
equip each of the ISL police kiosks
90 The vicinity o' me pari. cab ranks
Hith telephone This a. a grea,
convenience FOR 81 means that the
Pafisians and tta large number OF
American residents OF Paris viii no
longer be- forced 20 wait AZ their
doors until a cab or au automobile
nasses or walk considerable dis
'tnce before tndIng a vehicle They
N'll BE- abb" 10 call up the policeman
~ duty day and night IN the kiosk
and ~ giving their address have
Alb or an automobile can Tor them
within q fea minutes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
BERLIN IS WARD
To I[LEG|T|MATE
J ather of Offspring Will Be
Forced to Render
Support

BERLIN Ira - nlegitImat
children .n Berlin arc henceforu
70 Dc under fbe official guardians.
.of the municipality and the father
.of such oifs3rings are 10 be- compell
I'D. by representative Of the clty +,
support them
This departure .s one Of the laias
experiment OF Berlin To- the dire,
T ton Of municipal socialism.
Int.l rcrent.y guardians for gusf
0.''Iren we're selected from citizens
wherever 10 vas possible to Obtain
suitable persons for this function
bu' rho difficulties of finding them
were so great owing ~ the steady M
crease FOO tho number OF llegitimaip.
hat 'be city government finally d..
r...f fo establish o special office 20
.19E after 'de garliauships for
Them
reR bureau rs 10 boz condnr,.
.. th1r0u.hIs .,stematlc man.
r.. i' wiN boz supplied with four
1' a.F whose business b. h 10 act
pro'e or7' guardians One az
these officials already has become
guardian FOR at0u .mldren Add
I1na' guardians v..' be- appointed aF
'He duties of me bureau Increase on
~ 'he chief tasks of the guardians
a 'o see That tho fathers OF the chill.
dr"r carry oar rho orders OF the court
|n paving FOR mo support OF the
rh..dreH and 90 bring suits at cour,
20 compe. payment ,n cases OF de-
fault
There s @ r,R raven boo the cage
of 'Ho historic raven Of Merseburkc
n rrussIau SaNouy The number In
succession of tho ness bird Is not ro.
''iod hu' j occupies a place that
h7s held q raven since the Middle
Age. .n .DrseGu.H0. OF the cou-r'.
ZION of certain knIeht Merseh.re
ho 'oniemrna1 -o death an limo
.ant uar
Th.o ar Tr1tha WAS tho Iod %
Die section Ion fHe Middle Ages one
o.. m from h.. room some
."s.rr accused q man servant a.
.a'n F. auf had Dim heheaded n
f.. .aar'.1,t Before h.s decap.,a
"r '"a 1ri'mr.l man proclaimed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

showing headless human trunI
with the arms raised
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-09-25
B6ARD Of control
nNS-AAlll-l-klAAiE.
-,s-sv EXHIBITS ArrfNpvsTRlAL
.. EXPOSITION.
sIAIE lNsIlIullnNs-., Alll-.il..-kANE
SHOW WORK DE- INMATES
Products of Various Departments Wi,
/ % Shown At Bismarck, from octo-r,s
.t,.l her.7 t2' 1srtntersatInp,
~, Event Promised. t,,i

i.
bismarck, N. D.. Sept.-r(Special).-
General Manager Gilbreath OF the
Third Annual North Dakota industrial.
Exposition has prevailed, upon, the,
members Of the Board Of Control or
Penal and Charitable Institutions to-
make showing of the products over.
the various schools. and institutions
under their charge from October. I TO
ls This should be one OF the mdst
Interesting and instructive exhibits in
the entire show. Many, people. haye
no idea Of the work that is being done
In these institutions and the exhibit.
VIII BIO an eye opener for .thenl. !,
The exhibit from the, school for the
blind VIII be most mechanical work
and some OF the things these sigfitless
children OF the state have accomplish.
ed would make some of us with good
Slightest up and take notice The tn
stitute for the feeble minded at Graf
ton will have exhibits, Of both their me-.
chanical and agricultural prowess, as
VIII THE. penitentiary locateti' at Bis
ma:ck. ihe asylum At Jamestown, will
send only agricultural displays, but the
one that Is being prepared is said 10
be very fine. The exhibit from the
Devils Lake school for deaf and sfumb
VIII be especially fine and Will show.
how well the state Is training these
nnfortunates for their battle .against
the world. The reform, school at. Man.
dan will have both agricultural and
mechanical exhibits and they will take.
back seat for none in, the entire
show. The tuberculosis hospital at
Dnnseith Is also Under the board Of
control but that exhibit has been turn,
ed over to- committee, OF, ladies'. The
board OF control will occupy eight
rooms with their exhibits and have al:
ready started work ON, the arrange
ment OF the space,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-09-25
IN PIONEER DAYS

securing the removal Of the county
seat from Williamsport to Win
chester.) -. }.
The WilIiamsport boys are oil get
ting back from the harvest fialds
Albert Dickson. Ezra Thurber and
John Mittiestedter are the latest ar
rivals.
The thrashers are busiIy 1t work
and the facts rs to yields, are being
settled. Barley is a perfect crop.
Oats. though producing a fair OUT
put Of measured bushels. are, light.
Wheat is yielding from ID to c22
bushels and is of first-rate quality.
Winono Correspondents !,
Mrs. VIM. V. Wade ia visiting her
sister. Mrs. John McCrory.sas'a ~
John McCrory is over on the Lit.
tie Missouri. shipping cattIe.He
Mrs. W. A. Patterson left this
week, via river steamer. for Went
worth, Iowa. on short visit. ~
A party of young folks, consist.
ing of the Misses Katie Clark, Leota
Merrill and Eva Campbell land Frank
Parks. left here Saturday for the
| Institute, at Winchester. ..,. 81. n
(From the Record. Jan. q. 1856. |:
John Goughnour. Of Buchanan,
was up to Bismarck yesterday
The road between williamsport and
Bismarck is said to be in, good con-
dition for sleds. !. .Messrs. F. D.,
Avon and Joe Walker. j. M. Tram.
ell, L. Buckley r. H. Thistlethwaite,
Jack Dryer and Charley Kitborn. of
Walker City (near the present town
OF 'Braddock). we're in town last
week to attend the party given by
Landlord Bottomley When q man
thinks he can't afford to, take his
home paper. says the .Estelline Bell,
nine. times out OF ten he'll borrow
it from his neighbor. just the same.